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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
JULY FOURTH
HORSE RACES

The horse-raclng program for the
local Fourth of July celebration has
been completed.
The first race will be free-for-all
pace, mile heats, best two in three.
Entries--Harold D., ]. T. Silva; Chap
pc, VIM. Larsen; Wood, John Col.
burn; Walter p, Prince Kuhio; DR..
s., John Kilbey.
Second race, hafmile running
match-Dick c., Charles Lucas; Kalihi
Boy, ]. Madeiros; Buckskin, Allie Ma
COON; Roll on, ]. Panawela.
Fourth race, Cowboy relay, six en-
tries.
Fifth race will be Japanese hack
race, with five entries already prom
ised.
The sixth race will be a running
race, free-for-all, same entries the
third race with Clara D., added.
The judges will be: Gus Schuman
John Craig and Thomas Ho linger, II
E. Murray, starter; H NJ. Drummond
clerk of course.
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COLONIALS WILL
PLAY THE REST

This afternoon at Makiki there viii
be a game of cricket between teams
representing the Colonials and the
Britsh-Americans.
Play starts at $3.50
r. Anderson will captain the Brit.
ish-American eleven, while Collins
will lead the Colonial team.
The following players will make the
respective teams;
olonials-Collins (captain), r..
Marshal, Dr. Benz, Rath, Dease, Max
well, G. Marshall Edmunds, Brown,
e. Melanphy, Giles.
British-Americans - r. Anderson
(captain), Baird, Bailey, Blackman,
Fiddos, Gardner, T. p. w. Gray, r. G..
Gray, Hatfield, Maclcan, wilmington,
Osborne.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
FINISH OF THE
MOANA TOURNEY

Yesterday in the Moana Hotel
doubles tennis tournament LIeuten-
ant Timberlake and Williams won
from Young and Littlejohn, by de-
fault.
Pratt and Vaughan won from Spald-
ing and Spalding, by default.
There will be no matches this after
noon but the semifnals will be prayed
off tomorrow, beginning at quarter,
past two, the following being in the
play for the semifinals
Anderson and Macaulay VS., Timber
lake and Williams
Irvine and Schenkel VS.. Pratt and
Vaughan.
When these matches are finished a
half hour rest will be given and then
the finals will come on.
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sively it will mean big prize money
for him in the States with the best
in his class. He cannot afford to
throw away an opportunity of this
kind.
Mccarthy is a seasoned boxer who
we'll knows the methods of training
that will do him the most good. For
the past week he has rested up. From
now on he will enter systematic train
ing at Leilehua and will be in the
pink of condition when the day of
the fight arrives.
When Mccarthy and Cordell step
into the ring they will be there to
show Honolulu one of the fights
which only two such men can put up
and probably one such has not been
seen here for many a day.
The two boxers are friends and
speak very highly of each other but
in their profession they go in to gain
new laurels or go down to defeat, and
the best man will win.
Tommy Mcfarland wrote to Pro
moter Ayres yesterday that he Is rea
dy to come to Honolulu to box on re
ceipt of a cable.
George Ingle was operated on a
Queens Hospital this morning and II
reported to be doing very nicely
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
HANDBALL IS
NOW BOOMING

Two of the best matches in the Y.
NJ. C. A. handball tournament which
closes next Saturday, will be played
this afternoon and Monday when
Axelrod faces his strongest opponents,
Dwight and MaTcallino.
At $50 this afternoon Dwight and
Awelrod, who have each won four
matches and lost none, will try con-
illusions.
On Monday at $50, Axelrod will
meet Marcallino. winner of last years
tourney Both these matches should
produce as fast handball as has ever
been seen in Honolulu.
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HILOSOCCER
PLAYERS BUSY

HlLO, June 21.-There was q fnc
game of occer played on che Mooheau
field last sunday and the cam that
has been picked to represen. Hi.
against Honolulu on July Fourth. went
up against a team of players who near
ly all hailed from the plantations OF
this island. The result was a win for
the antation team, by a scors Of
. -
The game was well fought out one,
ana the country players showed ex.
cellent form That some changes may
10 made in the lineup Of ths team
that is to represent Hi.o on he Fourth
is possible, as the salectors are said
20 have taken particular notice oil tn"
fine form ,hown by some of TIE plan.
tation players,
The lintupb of both teams were 0s
follow: Picked team: Goal, Ilnmme;
backs, Kellner and Irwin; h, l.-na"ks,
Noble, Robertson and Parkac; for.
wards, Marine, Lowson, Boyle, Yea
man and Mollison. Plantation Team:
Goal, Anderson; backs, Aitken and A.
Another; half-backs, Corstorphine,
Kennedy and Richards; forwards, Car.
michael, Wilkie, Forbes. Lowson and
Youngson
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22

IN making the stipulated weight 1855
pounds two hours before entering the
ring.
Cordell is built from the ground up.
lie has none of the racehorse
physique of some boxers whose lower
limbs taper down and are just slight
enough to give them the appearance
of speed.
But with all his heavy limbs Cordell
has no clumsy movement. He is real
ly very fast and has left lead which
is a winner.
In addition to a quick left lead,
Jack has a good right. OF course he
does no landing to speak of in prac-
tise but he shoots his right out at
great speed at times, stopping it short
of his sparring partners jaw.
Those who have seen Cordell work
sum him up as a very powerful, mus
cular youth with natural speed and
q sleep-producer in either hand.
Mccarthy In Camp.
Johnny Mccarthy is now quite at
home at Leilehua. He has been pro-
vided with comfortable shake-down
and has every facility for getting into
shape.
Tomorrow a lot of supplies will be
sent out to his camp, such as rub
down, towels, etc.
The San Francisco boy declares
that Leilehua is the best climate tc
train in of any that he knows.
Mccarthy is doing his boxing witt
Bauersock and Moriarty. The former
got wallop on the ear in his recent
contest with Kilsner and the dam
aged lug had to be lanced. He does
not anticipate any trouble from it il
his contest with Denny Leary mex
Saturday
Mccarthy realizes that the cominI
contest means a great deal to him
He arose high in the estimation whel
he beat Willie Richie and again whel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
FOOT RACING
FOR THE FOURTH

The athletic sports at Kapiolani
Park on the Fourth of July will con-
sist of the following events:
100 yards race, free-for-all. Prizes
s., SO, 81.
100 yards, three-legged. Prides So,
50, 81.
100 yards boys under IA. Prizes SO,
50, ST.
so yards, girls race. Prizes SO, 80,
81.
Potato race. Prizes, SO, 50, 81.
One-mile international relay race.
Prizes SO for winners and 81 for each
member of the first and second teams.
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entering the ring at short notice, he
fought that tough nut Matty Baldwin
twenty-round draw in Salt Lake
City.
Since coming to Honolulu he has
defeated Young Caples.
with the reputation that Mccarthy
has succeeded in making for himself
it stands to reason that he will leave
no effort unspared to beat Cordell
next Saturday.
1t will mean tall feather in his
cap If he can get away with the mid
dleweight and should he do 80 deci.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
COrdeII A Shifty
SCrapper With
A Double Punch

Next Saturday afternoon at the Ath-
letic Park Jack Cordell and Johnny
Mccarthy will do battle over a fif-
teen-round route.
interest in the contest is steadily
increasing and the prospects are that
the mill will draw a record-breaking
crowd.
Cordell is working at Fort de Rus
sey and 1t is satisfactory to be able
to record that he has completed a
good weeks work
He is boxing with Leary, Layman
and others and will have no difficulty
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WHAT'S DOING

y y y " v - - " - v y
D Shooting. Q
, June 19-Hawaiian Gun Club G
. weekly shoot, Kakaako traps. Q
0 Racing. c
Q July 4.-Maui meeting, c
@ July 3-4.-Hilo meeting. c
D Tennis.
Q June 21.-Moana Hotel dou c
0 bles, 2:3O p. m. c
. Boxing. c
@ June 29.-Johnny Mccarthy c
O VS.. Jack Cordeil, Is rounds, 6
Q Athletic park, $3.50 p. m. {
@ Baseball. {
@ June ESP. A. c. VS.. ], A. {
@ c.; Asahis VS., Hawaiis.
0 ]. A. c. VS.. c. A. u; White
G vs.. Athletics.
O Smoker
Q June 29.-Healani Yacht and
@ Boat Club.
@ Field Day
G June 26.-Schofeld Barracks,
G $3.50 a. m.
@ Regatta Day.
G September 2S.
@ Q 6 @ @ O O g g @ 6 g q o Q @
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The Hilo soccer team that is to meet
Honolulu team on July Fourth is
practicing together now. The picked"
bunch are going to play a Scratch"
team every Sunday, till the great day.
That will moan some fine games, that
will timber up the selected men, and
render them fit opponents of the
Oahu experts.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
MAUI RACES.

Entries for the races Of July 4 at
Spreckels Park, Kahului, Maui, will
close on June 26 at 3 p. m to w. f..
Crockett, secretary Maui Racing AS
sociation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22

Boys Clubs Baseball League to-
day:
Kakaako VS.. K9uluwela Jrs., At
kinson Park, p. m.
Beretania VS.. Palama Srsr Boys
Field, 4 p. m.
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Y. Nj. c. A. handball:
Dwight defeated Barnhardt, l2-17
21-17
" Marcallino defeated ], Louis,
2i-1S, 21-19,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22

Entries for the Fourth of July
motorcycle races may be made to O.
Z. Guest, Honolulu Motor Supply Co,
Nuuanu street.
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TIRES REPAIRED.

Honolulu vulcani2ing Works on Ala
kea street is now prepared to make
repair to any size tire for any vehicle
Prices reasonable and quick delivery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-22
CREDIT EoR MEN.

A little down and a little each pG-
day will keep you well dressed The
Model, Fort Street, next TO the Con.
vent.
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Axlerod, Dwight and Marcallino are
tied for first place in, the Y NJ. c, A..
handball tournament
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CANDIES.
LAcEs AND FANCY WORK.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

The Pioneer, corner BeretaniA I'D
Fort SITS. Phone 1926. Clothes oleanSd,
pressed and dyed. Work called for
and delivered.
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A boxing tournament will be held
at Schodeld Barracks early next
month.
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DRUGS.

Hawaiian Drug Company, Ltd. -
Hotel street Phone 1915. Barber
supplies, toilet articles, Photographic
supplies, etc, Phone orders receive
prompt attention.
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Tomorrow p. A. c. VS.. J. A. c.;
Asahis VS.. Hawaiis.
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cLorHEs CLEANING.

S. Harada, clothes cleaned, dyed
and pressed. short notice All cut
flowers for sale. Phone 1923. Fort
and Pauahi streets.
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nRESSMAkING

Miss Nellie johnson, dressmaker.
Dressmsking of every description.
Union street.
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additional Sports on page seven)
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cRockERY.
pREssMAkER.

Mrs. Cannon. dressmakeT. Evening
gowns a specially. BeTetania ST.,
phone ASA.
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Prices SOC, 85c and 25c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-12

to replace the one smashed in the acct
dent Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. Sam Bell of Hammond ar
rived in town yesterday to visit at the
home of Mrs. Caroline Sanger
Miss Kildahl, the Canada land agent.
as well as a land owner, is in Lowell
endeavoring to interest investors in
Canadian land She reports the crop
situation in Canada very encouraging
and that the wheat is looking fine and
that there will be a big crop.
The members of the new movement
adult Bible class of the Methodist
church held their monthly meeting and
social at the home Of Mrs. Conrad Ebert
Monday evening, and was a very enjoy
able social event and all present high
ly enjoyed themselves. Unique games
calculated to test the mental and reten-
tive powers Of the mind were INDUCED
in, after which ice cream and cake were
served. The July meeting will be held
at the home of Ed. Ebert
Childrens day exercises will be OBJ
served at the Methodist church Sunday
evening. in which the children of the
various classes will participate. An in
teresting program has been arranged
consisting of songs. recitations, drills
etc. Special music for the occasion has
been prepared. This. the childrens day
will be made a most joyous affair and
the exercises will be very appropriate
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be defeated by good baseball aggre-
cation than win against a poor one.
The season is early yet and the local
management will have better team
and possibly few surprises to spring
before the end of the season that will
make the pennant possibilities more
roseate.
Mrs. Gertrude Holton will return to
her home in Eng1ewood this week after
a pleasant two weeks visit with Crown
Point relatives and friends.
Charles Geisen transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
So far no one in Crown Point is as
sured of a seat in the coming repuh-
lican national convention. but all are
anxiously awaiting for a lucky strike
of a ticket that Will admit them.
Frank Muzzail and Peter Blinn, con
crete construction workers, have pur-
chased mixing machines for their work
this summer.
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Crown Point News
Happenings of Day in Lake county's Lively Capital

school alumni from near and far will
attend The reception will be rendered
to the following graduates: Major All
man. Harriet Benjamin. Ernest Barth-
olomae. Dorothea Crowell. Harvey
Demmon. Vernon Dickinson, Clifford A.
Etling, Edith Love. Furman Martin.
Ora Piepho. Ida Schmidt. Mae westbay.
John w. Wheeler.
Nearly half the population of Leroy
was called to Crown Point yesterday
to appear as witnesses in the divorce
suit in the superior court of Carney vs..
Carney. While of little local interest
the case was well aired and great in
terest taken in ii in the Lake county
village and over score of disinterest-
ed parties attended the trial. The final
outcome OF the suit was that Mrs. Gar
ney was awarded her divorce and Civ
en- IS per month slimony, at which de-
cision all parties seemed to be satisfied.
| The city council will meet tonight at
| the city hall to hear the Main street
property owners in regard to the paw
| ing of Main street, it being the second
| time they have had a chance to appear
on the subject. 1t is said that the anti
paving faction of the council members
still retain their attitude against the
| improvement and another council
squabble and deadlock is imminent.
Unles some of the anti PAYERS recants
| it looks like rather tough shedding for
the Improvement measure
1t is about the time OF the year to
begin to observe the obnoxious weed
ordinance passed by the city council
last summer. and IL observed both the
| city and many property owners are
| guilty of violations of the weed ordi-
| nance. The ordinance is a good one
and should be enforced as general as
possible.
The Lyric theater management has
installed a new ventilatfng system In
/ the photoplay house that is one of the
best known and when in operation
makes a wonderful change in the at
/ mospheric conditions of the building
Fresh air is pumped in by electric sue
ton fans and the foul air dispelled by
a like system, keeping a constant sup
ply of fresh pure air in the room at al
times. The system was installed a
considerable expense. but is only par
of the program of the management Il
make the Lyric the popular amusement
resort of Crown Point both winter anC
summer. The motto of the Lyric Il
now, Go to the Lyric to keep COOL
4 Crown Point Will play Gary at thu
Erie ball park next Sunday and will
endeavor to wipe out the crushing II
to defeat administered by the stee
company team at last Sundays game
With the resources, financial as well a.
physical at the steel plant for obtain
ing baseball material 1t is easy to out
class the teams OF the smaller town
with limited resources. However, Crow
Point is not kicking and would rattle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-12
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

George II. Fifield has returned from
Chamebrsburg, Pa. where he attended
the commencement exercises of his
daughter, Miss Marguerite Fifield. at
Wilson college. Mrs. Fifeld and
daughter. Miss Marguerite, have taken
trip to Atlantic city and New York
before returning home.
Miss Margaret Nolan of Davidson
place was greatly surprised on last Sun
day afternoon. when twenty -four of her
girl friends appeared unexpectedly at
her home and helped her celebrate her
18th birthday The guests spent a most
pleasant afternoon playing games, re-
freshments being served. The hostess
was the recipient of many pretty gifts,
and as a lasting remembrance of the
day. the group had their pictures taken.
Miss Beatrice Mccarthy of South
Chicago was the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Nolan of Davidson place.
William A Hickey of Coffeyville,
Kan. is here spending few days with
! his mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Hickey of New
+ York avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. James Champaign w ho
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
David Parmelee of 120th street. have re-
turned to their home In Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allison and sor
Willard of Sheridan avenue spent Sun
| day with relatives a t Union Mills. Ind.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. e
church will hold their regular meeting
in the church parlors tomorrow after
noon at 1880 p m.
The regular meeting of the l. o. T. NJ
will be held this evening.
Mrs. G. Hartman Bright was hostess
to the ladies of the Home Missionar,
society at her home on Cleveland ave
nue. yesterday afternoon.
! O. f. Meek of Indiana boulevard ha
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-12

returned home from ST. Margaret's hos
pita, where he recently underwent an
operation.
Miss Maggie Jenkins and little
Meek have returned from Joliet. ILL.,,
where they attended the commencement
exrciss of tn formr's niece.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Baumgartn are en-
| PERTAINING their nephew, Hugo Baum
garten of Detroit, Mich
i The thirteenth annual commencement
OF the Whiting high school will be held
| in the high school auditorium tbs even
| ing. The commencement address will
be delivered by L. f. Brown of Leban-
on, Ind. 1T being on Uncle Sam"
| M. Young, who was arrested on Sun
day night on the charge of intoxication,
was fined SIS and costs by Mayor Parks,
which he paid and was released. Jer-
| ry Wells, barn boss for the Kniclxer-
| booker Ice Co, who was also arrested
| for being intoxicated, was also ar
raigndee before Mayor Parks, who as
sessed a fine of SIS and costs. which he
also paid Edward Saunders. VINO was
also arraigned before his majesty. was
discharged
Frank Bollota, who has been a fugi-
tive from Justice since last March, was
arrested by officer Hohrlbeck of the
| Robertsdale police force and turned
over to the Whiting police. Boliota is
wanted for having robbed a Pennsyl-
vania freight car.
The many Whiting friends OF j. Fred.
erick Chesterley, who formerly resided
here, being nephew of Mrs Catherine
Stwat of Sheridan avenue, will be inter
ested to learn that he will graduate
from the law department of the Wash
ington state university, at Seattle, thi!
evening.
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ROBERTSDALE.

Miss Ella Wittmer of Indiana boule-
ward was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Elsie Brown of East Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs Spaulding of Chicago spent Mon
day here visiting her sister, Mrs. T. w.
Kohr of Indiana boulevard.
Mrs. R. Height of Roberts avenue is
recovering from an attack OF rheuma-
tism
A large number of odd Fellows and
Daughters of Rebekah attended their
Memorial services at Oak Hill cemetery
Sunday.
Edward Market is quite i'll at the
home of his parents in Harrison ave-
nue. He is threatened with typhoid fe-
yer.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Gardner and family
of Roberts avenue visited friends and
relatives in Roseland Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Frey of East Side Wis
tied at the Langohr home in Indiana
boulevard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Thomas and
daughter Airline of Park Manor were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gold
ing of Harrison avenue Sunday.
George Bader of Harrison avenue
transacted business in Chicago yester-
yda.
|
| from the Hanson fat to one of the
Roberts cottages in Roberts avenue.
Mrs Rhinesberger and children OF
Harrison avenue spent the week end In
| Blue Island, visiting relatives.
The wedding of William Zweig and
| Miss Anna Miller of East Side took
place last Saturday afternoon at the
| German Lutheran church at East Side
1t was a very brilliant affair, fully zoo
I people being present. The groom Is
| well known in Robertsdale. where he
! has large circle of friends who ex-
tend their congratulations and best
/ wishes.
Paul Simmini and Miss Louise Prich-
| ard of Chicago were guests at the
Landon home in Harrison avenue Sun
day.
Mrs Emile Widiger of Pearl street
visited her sister, Mrs. George Gobei Of
East side Monday.
Mrs. Putnam of Roberts avenue LEFT
Monday for a few weeks visit with
| her son at Erie. Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-12

June II, in Chicago. Both parties are
we'll and favorably known in their re-
spective home towns. Mr. Bell is the
proprietor of the Calumet JeweIry
store of East Chicago and will hereaft-
err direct the affairs of the Sidlin Jew
elry store owned by Mrs. Bell. enlarg-
ing the stock and adding other inn
provements
Miss Florence Dietrich visited Miss
Anna Tauschek of Hammond Monday
evening.
Mrs. Kissler and Miss Marie Bristol
attended the Orpheum theatre at Ham,
mond Monday evening
Mrs. Korthous has gone to Dixon, ILL.,,
to visit friends and will remain about
a week
Mrs. Ella Palmquist of DeKalb, Ill, 10
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Ecklund.
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boulevard spent Sunday in Chicago, Wis
iting relatives.
1t would be wise for some of our
housewives to tie string around their
little finger tonight just to remind them
that the stores close tomorrow at IL.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Lincoln
avenue were the guests of out-of-town
friends last evening.
Every Tuesday and Thursday from
$40 to 1890 Mr.. Owens. the physical
training instructor. will be at the
Franklin school. to supervise the play
ground apparatus and instruct the boys
and girls in gymnastics and games
Mrs. William Eggers and son Warren
OF Indiana boulevard were Chicago
shoppers Monday.
Alex Hazelett of Roberts avenue has
resumed his duties with the Kennicott
company at Chicago Heights.
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HEGEWIsCH.
Mrs. jacobson will entertain the F. F

Mrs. jacobson VIII entertain the F. F.
]. club Thursday afternoon.
Through the efforts of Alderman
Cross Hegewisch and East Side will re-
ceive better water pressure than here
tofore. as about July LIST another pump
ing station will be located at East
Side.
Cards were received by the Erie peo-
pie stating that the 2sth of this month
the assessments, having been spread,
the issue will then be confirmed by the
court This means that the paving of
the Erie avenue system will then be
started this summer.
Hattie Sidiin and Abraham Bell OF
East Chicago were married Tuesday