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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
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nit Der TRADITION sebrohen, feline
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hobere Warte seitellt. Oas erobs pu@
blifum i6etnt pas nidt rsdt Sn iDiir=
cigen, oenn ionit bate bas Som
CERT, peldes Der Sdngerhor aeItern
Ra6mittug i'm Opepn beg Gplleae Of
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gabn fort3ufd6ren, benn rpenn Der
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beitanosn, 10 bob ibm unb isinsm
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trefflite 9ioliniitin SRI. Settle
StrauB, bic gu boren INNER Elm 9e:
nuB lit. ipielte feds tleinere aompo:
iitionen: Gun3onetta uno 5riiblinss:
ltso, bon Barnes; SirtenIieo, ppr
&risns; bic prddtiss serenabs Dor
8ieurtemps; einen Wal5er pon Sui;
ionis llngariiter Son5, bon SauIsr
Die aiinitlertn perftebt ibrem Snitru:
ment einen reinsn inni9sn Son 3u ent.
loden. Sic legt audi temperament ir
ibr Spiel uno peib su nuunciren. Ssl
geifoa, tuelder jsoer Drummer folgte
mar DoblDerbient. 9ie onbers Soliitir
mar Die Nltiitin 5rau Charlotte Gal.
laban=Rsss. nie nit Der Qlrie Dor
Saint Saens, nmp Ssart at tbt
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guI", bon Sarris, unD .Misnon" por
b'5aroelot, idOne proben ibres &Dn,
mems ublegte. Die ih0nen Stimmitts
Der aiinitlerin usrlistsn ibren Dor
trdgen cine ipmpatbiihs WGrms. Qud
thr tpurbe 6.r5lif applauoirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
Henes Sebeu,

neue arnit, cine Dobllbotige Nnrt'
gln9 Der Sbatigfeit bes MagenS. Scr
Seber, Der Hieren rno idmmttidJer
llnterleibs Sraune bcipirten Oie nlt
belpdbrten ct. Bernard &rdlter Ei(-
len. Gas aroBte heutihe oeilmiitcl,
pelhes aus Dem reilleu Saft Der bell
frditigiten RfIan5en bon Ben ebrpiir.
oigen Ct. Bernard o-9riibern erfllu0cn
mlroe, lit bel hroniIGer SerIIopfunJ
lno ltnueroalllid)fcit Die a0nl9in al
Ter 0ieoi5inen. slls Sllltreinigungs.
Niittel lit es uniibertreiilih. Die ct.
Bernard 8rduter.Tillen limo III alien
Ipotbefen 5u babeu. c,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
Ylattbntsfe Nsgelidciten. @eiellsfnp

Inter 8Crhb bon Serrn Ing.
Shrosr unb Der prototoafiibruns bon
5errn SsnuB ROlfes fano ssitsrn
Rahmittas cine YsrIammluns Der
plattbiitItsu @ogelihsiten G,eiellitup
in Der grbeitsrbaQe itatt. Der 1prz
tiger msIbsts oas glbIeben bes langs
jGhrissn Wtitelieoes Bm. SmipaQe an.
0as Mnpenten an ben 0eritorbensn
ipuroe burh Grbsben BON ben Sigen
ssetrt unp ben 9interblisbenen oas
iiblihe Sterbeselo ongepieien. 9err
1 s.. Shmibt tpuroe dls neues Mtelieo
uufsenommen uno Die Serrsu !Sp.
Wo.ller. 9p. s. Shtptrbt, go. s.
OiterbauS, e. 2onse unb Germ. Snz
nulle ipurben als iolhs in @oridlae
sebraht. Der @oriiser ernannte bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
Sei6itm uroperindl.

Der AZ Sabre alte Rod Ssnrr
Sdmiot. unternabm ssit.rn in I,insm
3immer i'm Garfield 6ouie sinsn
StIbftmorbDerfuh, inb.m ,r cine Gal.
peteridurtlOiuna trant. Gr ipurpe in
f6ptrtrantem 3uftanbs bon einem an
beren 0ausbeiDobner aufsefunbsn.
lpelher ben poIi3ifttn Minor benad)=
rihtiste. Dieter rief Or. 5bomas,
BON No. 26 Garfielo pIaee b.rbei,
unb Der Nrat btieitiste unter Mntpene
bung Der Maeenpuntpe unb anbettn
seeienftsn Gegenmitt.ln bic Gefabr in
fur5er 3eit. Shmibt ipoilte iiber biz
1epeesriinoe bes @elbftmorbperfuhs
ieine atustunft ssben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
1emtiHsfatb. Wemeinben.
Der ct. Mfpaiins Wauenpercin lpablt
jeine 8eamtem fir bas Sabr 1918.
Der neme Mrmen-Yoritamb Der ,. u.
&. 05pttesaders s8eiellidait.

oSH DEN ptulIuJeH lutFptllutP Wy
meinoen Der Stabt fanoen seitsrn Die
QGabisn Der 9samtsn beg ct. @loniins
Waiienpereins unD Dss Nrmenz8or=
ftanbes Der .. st. q. Gottesaderz8ez
ielIidaft unter reger 8stbeiliguns itatt.
Oas .iefultat Der Wablen lpuroe sez
Itern Qbeno in Der ct. Warien S6ulz
bale einberihtet, no iit ais 8abl>
ri6ter bes MaiisnDereins Die Serren
2lus. geimei ihe, Geo. 8uooe. Walt.
Strsibig, 6p. aoltmspsr uno Sohn
6epl als Wablrihter unb isitens Der
/ 8. R. &. @ottesater 9eiel16aft
bic 6erren 5p. 8iitner uno Geo. 9.
SAranb eingefunoen battsn, um bqs
Reiultat sntgsgen 5u nebmen. Die
neusn 8eamten bes ct. Qlo1iius Wat=
isnbereins iinb:
prdiibent: Werner 8iBmener.
gi3e prdiiosnt: Gb. 8uiis.
Grfter Sefretdr: 9ep. g. SArunb.
53tuiter SetretGr: Qnt. Ronneboum.
Oritter Setretdr: Seinri6 postter.
Gritsr ShaBmsiitsr: Sobn 8. Weiz
ners.
3tpeiter Sdabmsiitsr: 2orsn3 SEED.
8erpaltsr g Sabre: Seinrih BUR
brint. 5. .. Staa, 2(ntOn Bon Der
Saar.
Grit:r 5abnsntrds.r: $. Srsi.
Grite SahnsnRsleiter: 2lnton
IS6rasee, 3p. SEEMING.
3tpeiter Gabnentrdgsr: 8. ShieIs.
5abnenbeslsiter: gbos. gosdmunn
Sobn S6oettletoette.
Qlus fplsenbsn Gemsiuoen itebt bos
RsIultat nod aus: ct. Roie, ct. SEQ
ct. Qlopiius Gemeinbe, gImpoob, ct
4lopiius 9emeinoe, 9elbi, Wario
Simmslfabrt Gemeinoe uno Martu
gum Siege Gemeinbe, Delhi.
Die WatI bes Q(rmsn 8oritanb.S
Der 9. R. e. 9ottesuder 9eIsQi6afi
bate Iolgenbes RsIuItot:
81. DreifaltiSteits 9smeinbs: Gso
9. S6rano.
ct. .'Rarisn Gemsinbs: So6n 8ol.
fee.
ct. Sobdnnes 9smsinbs: Sscar
Jlaig. 9. 3ah.lmunn.
ct. 5ranciscus 9emsinos: Go. 4
9artner, 8ilion fstterer.
ct. puulus Gemsinoe: S. g.Staut:
berg, s. Q. Weilsrs.
ct. pbilomena 8smeinos: 5. g
Stall.
st. 5sinri9 gkmsinoe: 5rant Rss
ser.
St.Soi.pbg gem,inb.: Gp. 2tuf BEN
Sampe.
ct. ausuitinus GemsinD.: Soi. $
Dolf.
ct. Qntonius Gemeinbs: QuguI
poppe.
ct. Georaius Gemsinbe: Sarrt
Weil, Soi. Sutb.
ct. 8onapsnturd @kmsinpe: Sbeo:
Dor Sbals.
Maria Si!f 9smeinos: Sos grint;
man Ir.
Ct. 4gnss 8.msinbe: 9. 6. Sat:
man.
llnbefledte Gmpfdnsnib G.msinbs
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9er3 Seiu gemsinbe, Camp Waib:
inetou; 5riB 9on Der Saar.
ct. Clemens gemeinbe, ct. Ser;
narp: 9. Suer.
ct. gonifaaius 9smsinbs: gsrn
0pereer, Sobn Sen II.
| glus Der st. GIilubetF uno Gar
gorromdus GemsiHbe lag tsin Dabl:
re1ultat ppr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
@m. 8. 9ptle Eujt 9o. AZ, q. q. R

1is obiss 8. u. q. 9srsiniguna
riiitet iih pieber aur gsumtenipabl,
Die in Der ndhiten 9eriammluns. am
3. DECEMBER ,. s., in Der MemorinI=
SaQe itattfinpen piro.
1oleenoe aanoioaten itno aufgez
lteut poroen:
Commander: Sobn 6ehrenbah.
Ssnipr 8ice COMMANDER: Wm.
Shnsioer.
Sunior 0ice Commander: gbarl:s
Sd.
Eaplar: 5reo. Rultoetter.
Cffi5ier beg 1aees: SsnaB Soh.ne
leitner.
Offi5ier Der Wats: Sol. ). 9en@
fam.
9lrSt: Sohn Grobme.
Guartiermeiiter: Grnit gfieMrS
mann.
Sruites: SOiepb pisi&e. z.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02

Cbip 1mrnbeairf.
Tie geitrise Sitnng Der @ororts'
Veb0roe.
Ttr nGdlite seiitige Snrntaa. - VMi'
Ses.Snrnieit-Houte nod
nidlt feitaeiebt.


ger 0orort oes Ohio 3urnbe5irfs
trdt geItsrn unter 8oriib bss 9errH
sl!freo Gflermann unb Der Shrifts
filbrung b.s 6errn Musuit Steinbaf
su isinsr reselmdbigen SiBung 5u<
iammen. per ge5irtsturntpart, 5err
Guitap Gditein unterbreitets ieineH
Beriht uber ben 9urntas Der 4ttipsa
in Daptpn, g.. Der ieiner ansabe nab
tiusn guten grfolg aufaupsiisu bate.
Der, aus ben 6errsn gomunp
ghrinner, gmil aramer unb Mnoipb
gro.bkr bsItebenbe ssiitiae QusibuB,
berihtste, bab sr ben nd6itsn geiitigen
1urHtas auf Sonntag, ben 15. ).
o., Hahmittass 3 rlbr in Der Gens
t.al 5urnbaue anseieBt unp bafiir
fDlsenoss programm aufssiteat babe:
Qisb Serrpesb Wdnnerdor
gortrna iib.r .5einrih 5eine" !.
5err Hidaro Buedlers.
Siep 6.ripegb Mdnnerhor
Debatt. iiber:
a. Gmpfebluneen Der 5urnlehrer
auf bem biesiGbrieen 5urnlebrers
tag in SnDianapolis.
81 Der turse StimmSet!el BEL ben
6if.ntIihen WabIen.
2isp 6erlp.gb WGnnerhor
Der Beridt ipurb: suteebeiBen uno
Der Sefretdr beauitraet, bic notbissn
ginlaDuns.n an. bic gesirtsp.reiu. ou
etIaiIen.
9unbesz 5urnf. It Sou te /.
Bonn Rorp Cincinnati 5urnp.rein
lao bic, bereits BON uns perDffsntlihte
Gmpf.bluns Dor, pab bic WsitgIieoer
ces Ohio Surnbe5irts, ip.lhe bas
Bunbess5urnfeit in Denper b.iuhsn
ipoII.n, iid fir bic foIseubs offiaislIe
Ruute .ntfhlieben iollten:
5infa brt:
Cincinnati nah ct. 9ouis, Wo.,
9. unD 8. G.sW. giIeubabn.
St. 2ouis na4 Ganias Gitp, Gbis
cnao uno Mlton Giienbdbn.
aanias Gitp nah Genper, Santa
5e GiI.nbabu.
R ii d fabrt:
OtnDsr mad Chicago, gbicaso, Rod
ssIanb unp pacific Giienbabu.
Gbieaeo nah Cincinnati, g., 8.
nno .. Giienbdbn.
Do iebod Der 8unpess s0orort uno
auf Der aentudp Surnbe3irt bereits
pi, Burlington Route als bic offi5ielle
ericren unb NIT berielbsn bebufs
2ronsports bon 6bicago reip. ct.
aouis mad Denper ottorbirt haben,
ipurben auh unter ben Witgliebsrn
bes Dororts Stimm.n laut, bensn
agfelss Der Ohio Surnbeairf iid5 ben
Genannten anihli.Ben iO0e. gs
fuuroe oesbolb Der 4ntras eutsebeiz
Sen, bic 5urner Steinboh uno aas
als InsI6ub gu ernennen, UNI ben
5urnern Woro gincinnati's in ibrer
f;esmOhentliden SiBuns folg.noe
Routt ols oi. Offisielle gu empfebl.n:
5infabrt:
cincinnati Hah ct. Nouts: Zig
1our 81. R.
ct. aouis mad Senber: burlington
Hou!e.
R Idfabrt:
Denper na6 Chicago: burlington
R.W.
gbieaso nad Cincinnati: psnnipl=
pania Giienbabn.
Die Mntinort bes q. 6. 8. Q. iou
Rem Uorort in isiner nGditen Sip
una, bic am 10. b. d.. J 2 ubr Rahs
mittass fidttfinoet. unterbreitet pers
cen. bamit bann bic lsibise giienbabns
frage eHogiiltia erleoiet tuerben tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02

6erren u. WiboenDorf 8. 8uiemeper,
Qug. 5oppe, SEQ. !6ulSmunn unpTreo.
Rebring als llnterfu6ungs &ommits
tee. Ser 9orftonb beri6tete. baB Die
8ortebrungen fir ben grobsn aOnigs@
6al om %. Sanuar Ole beiten Sort
f6ritte MAIDEN uno oaB Der Grfol9 oes
Seite5 aeIidert 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-02
@eb ebiruid,lGq

Der 40 Sabre ate Sobu Satt.
8Obnupg unbstannt, erIitt geitsru
Dor oem 6auie go. 744 BsIt Court
Strabe etneu ShIaganFaIl uno muir
Dc in beoentltdem 3uItanpe in sinsm
putrplDagen nah Dem itGoti'ten Sos
Ipitol osbraht.
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0aie.OaH.

9ilIsm 4ni6sin nah lparsn om
SdIuie Der lssten Wote Die 4usiid<
zen bss gbieasoer abfdnssrs Soc
5infsr auf 2eituNa Der GinciHnatier
,Heos" in 1913 ednali6 hoffnungsz
los, mas unter ben bieiigsn Sans gro
Bes geoauern berporrief. Geitern perz
lautste aus csm bieiisen 5auptquarz
tier, bab prGiibent Serrmann Die
Inselessnbeit niht als abioIut eno=
siiItis erlebist betra9te. uno slnubt,
bab es ibm ,pdbr.nb Ger r.euldren
Sibuns Der Rationallisa =GommiNion
bic nGhite Wo6. in Rsip gort 5uiam=
mentritt, bod nod gelinsen rpirD, ben
famoien Itbl.ten als Sduptlins fir
ieinen alub au iihern. Werauf 6err
Serrmann feline 6oifnuns baiirt. lit
nidt betannt, bod tpiro .r bis aur Sas
suns Der aommihion teins S6ritts
tbun, einen Mnbersn fir oiss ipittigs
4mt su lonben. grit oann, tpenn feline
Grpartuneen nitt in GrfiiIung eez
ben, fpirp er nit hem langjdbrisen
6duptlina Der gbicasoer .Gubs"
Nr.b Glance Der Mitslieo beg
Gincinnatier 4lubs lit, in llnt.rbanb=
luneen treteN uno ermitieln, untsr
p.lthen g.oinsunssn peri,lbs bic 2si=
tuns Der rReos" in Der nd6iten Sais
ion ansunebmen sepiut lit.
sSr Der tomm.nben Sibuna Der Nas
tionallisa >&ommiHion piro bic Grz
pdbluns zines prdiibenten fir oas
Sabr 1913 itattfincen unb 1T ss
nabesu aIs Getpibhsit gu betra6ten.
boB 5err Sbomds S. 2pnh, jsB;1er
prafioent. fir feline treue pflidterfiiI>
lung tpdhreno Der leb!en 5tpsi Sabre,
ourh Wieoereripdbluna belobnt pers
ben tpirp. Seine meiiterbafts 6anpz
hubuns bes 5osel 5ailes,
iuorin er erfolareih sesen einen Wass
naten .ieiner 2isa su Jelbe aoe, bat
ibm beroiente Mnertennuna untsr BEN
5reunren oes Nationalipiels eebraht.
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Seltianl: man flagt SNfu unh
9ein iiber iein ungenlad luo bat oa<
bei yieine Iiebe Iotb"!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
MEDICAL TREAT
MENT FREE
For the First Thirty Days to
Each New Patient.

The object in making this PROPOSE
ton is to convince the skepticaI.
There is in every community cases OF
obstinate and chronic maladies that
are unsuccessfully treated by the fam
lily physician My ONCE is equipped
with every modern appliance for the
successful treatment of chronic dis
eases, enabling me to cure many cases
not amendable to medical treatment
or medicine alone.
IN addition to our chemical and mi
croscopica1 laboratory, my office has
also a perfect electrical equipment as
well as other forms Of physical treat
ments, and these as well as all examin-
atoms, both physical and analytical,
are virtually free to the public No
charge whatever will be made to each
NEW or BEGINNING patient EXCEPT
FOR THE MEDICINE THAT ] USE.
Surely the liberality Of this propo-
sition needs no explanation. It is
more especially for the benefit Of
those obstinate cases that refuse to
WELD to the treatment Of other doc
tors One month is long enough to
enable YOU to find OFT if the treat
ment viii do YOU good If I benefit
YOU. know that you viii continue
with me when yol are in need Of a
doctor Not only this. but it is the
patients that we cure that brings is
our new patients. on the other hand
if do You no good. have probably
lost your patronage forever.
The liberality and fairness Of this
proposition must appeal to the sick
and afflicted. IL gives them an op-
portnnity to test the virtues of my
methods end treatments at a minimum
Of expense and trouble. Remember
the only charge is for the medicin,
used
# you have male or female com
plants. ear. nose or throat aflctions
stomach, bowel, liver. kidney or blad
der complaint; skin diseases or rheu
matism, etc, etc. come in for fire,
examination and / viii tell you wha
i can do for YOU DR.. LEEDY. 80 an,
SO Rimbach building tower Lion Store
Hammond Ind-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
GRIDIRON GAMES
FOR WEEK END

Gridiron enthusiasts OF the Calumet
region will be treated to some good
games today and sunday. having in the
past week done some hard scrimmage
work, and considering that the season
has just started the various teams are
fast rounding into shape The ma
jority of the teams have played one
game and the excellent showing which
they have made promises that there
Will be a hard fought battle for the
county championship.
The crack Hammond high school foot
ball squad went to Morocco, Ind. this
morning where, If they win from tho
fast Morocco team this afternoon. it
viii entitle them to do battle for state
honors. This is Hammond's third game
Of the season, having defeated the
Bowen high school Of south Chicago
by score Of 24-0 and Gary TO. Ham
mond has one Of the fastest and most
clever football squads in the history
Of the high school With Gary their
only contenders for county champion
ship honors prospects look bright.
At the American Bridge gridiron this
afternoon the Gary high school viii line
up against the much-touted Bowen
-itt-t4 cttiDyA hA tNtAtAt A<4t4tttEUs VINO Nv o
years ago captured the championship OF
Chicago and last year lost the same
honors by only one game. Gary IA
worked hard for this game. and will
/ battle every minute III order that they
i will make as good showing as Ham
mond did two weeks ago when they
defeated them by a score Of 24-o.
Tomorrow afternoon at Gary the fast
! CIahby A. A squad of Hammond vii
line Up against the clever Gary Techs
Having played two games this season
and won both Of them by wide mar
gin, the Clabbvs VIII give the Gary
Techs hard battle as they are now
hailed as the most possible contender
for the championship honors Of thii
lvicinity. The Gary Techs have ROUNDED
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

tCOntinued from PaEe IL
products can peddle his goods without
come into the public market however
the city can II 1t sees ut ask him 10
pay a reasonable price for the privilege
of having a stand there.
At eight o'clock this morning the
market was at its hefghth The place
literally swarmed with shoppers Who
came from all directions The supply
of chickens and eggs were sold out i'm
ten minutes There were more farmers
than usual this morning and they had
good variety Of goods.
Ladies' stand Popular.
The ladies Of the Pine Street Presby-
terrain church did not come in with
their home made goods until nine
O'Clock. but a score o fyvornen waited ~
the vacant stand until they did come
with big baskets Of goodies. They sold
thedir cakes. rolls. bread. doughnuts.
pies. jeIlies potato salad and baked
beans as fast as they could wrap them
up.
Spring chickens sold for sixteen
cents a pound this morning and fresh
country eggs for thirty cents dozen
One little Hammond boz brought in his
bantam rooster which he sold for
quarter. little Hammond girl came
into the market with basket Of pars-
ley which she sold at the rate Of two
cents a bunch
Phil Mclaughlin the saxony farmer
came in late with big wagon load 81
fine cabbage. but seeing that the cus-
toners had ALREADY been Wei supplied
did not stop and said that If be came
again he would bring larger variety
OF goods.
The market was more IF success
this morning than ever. Market Master
oRourke yestefday had bows aistribute
FIVE thousand handbns in the city call
attention to it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

mond.
Vocational Training in the Element
airy Schools William n Henderson,
Hammond.
Discipline in the shop-R E. Aber-
crombie Hammond
Vocational Training for Schools Of
Lake County-Carl G Wulfng.
General discussion Of each topic
Business Session
Drawing.
Room Is. High School
President Miss Janet Jaynes. East
Chicago.
secretary Miss NJ Edna Christie,
Hammond.
Current Problems In Art Teaching.
Il What is well balanced course
of study in drawing Miss Anna
GRADY, Hammond.
, What place docs construction
work have in the primary grades
Miss Ida NJ. Anderson.
9. Ia how far is dril work Leeiti-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

UP a fast squad and the battle should
draw large crowd
The East Chicago Tigers viii play
their second game of the chicago foot
ball league schedule when they will
line UP against the strong bellwood
team from Grand Crossing Consider
ing that the Dellwoods have not lost
q game in the last two years. she East
chicago Tigers are not overly confident
Of victory but following week Of
daily practice and with sternberg last
seasons star halfback in the game, the
Dellwoods ought to hear something
from Lake county The game VII take
place on the East Chicago baseball park
gridiron and viii start at 3 o'clock
sharp
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
CLARK STATION

The next dance to be given by the
volunteer fire department viii take
place on Saturday night. oct. &c. at s
o'clock, in the FIRE station.
Fl Behn Of clark Station was Gary
business translator yesterday
Peter Weber, Jr of Ambridge was
a Clark station visitor yesterday
Damon Schmetzer OF Clark station
was a Gary visitor last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saager Of Clark
station We're Ross visitors yesterday.
walter Kunert OF East Side was Wis
ting with relatives here.
Mrs. Thomas Pearson of clark sta
ton was a Chicago business translator
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19

The program for the Lake County
Teachers Associations annual meeting
which takes place at East Chicago next
saturday is as follows.
section Meetings.
High School Assembly. 100
President-Priuciple e. G. Whiteman
Whiting
Secretary Miss Ruetta Biggs. Gary
Part time and continuation schools
Principal F f. McElroy Hammond
Discussion.
Principal Il II ciark East Chicago
Principal Spauldine, cary
Coeducaton-p Professor M V. O'Shea
Business Session.
Grade.
Auditorium, NJ F. church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
CROWN POINT.

III Daub. Squdgevine's celebrated
artist. is a-lookfn' fer model L rep
resent Sir Gaiahad In his search fer
TIL Holy Grail Told him ycstiddy tibet
Prank Gavit 5 Whiting I'D make tip
top one ST he would only condescend t
serve.
It's all rite I be religious. but an in
toxicated bull mooser singin on
ward. christian soldiers" { progress
sive neetin' seems TEST q feeble sacri-
ligious an out O place
Mrs Melcher. wife OF Louis Melcher
81 this place died st their home ia the
east part 81 this city on Thursday
evening following an Illness of several
weeks Mrs. Melcher was 70 years Of
age ana was the mother of several
children The funeral was held this
morning at ST. Marvs church the In
torment befng at the Catholic GENE
terry
1t is said by those who have made
an investigation into the matter that
more cases are being filed n the two
county seat courts than ever before in
their history. the growth being par
ticuIarIy noticed since the operation OF
the fnterurban line. The Gary lawyers
are taking advantage Of the fact that
they can make the run in short time
to the county seat court and anticipate
no delay in bringing the same to trial
and settlement.
It IS said that the Chicago Cubs Of
the National league. remembering their
reception here last fall wrote the man
agement of the Crown Point team re-
Gently inquiring what the chances were
for g game this year The local team
Aa
mana cement had reluctantly to inform
them that the pleasure Of q game Will
have to be declined this year
The Crown Point Electric company
has a force Of men engaged on the
repair Of their line in this city. and
as soon as the work is done the con
tinuous current viii be in augurated
which is expected 10 be within the
next two weeks
Attorneys Glenn Harris and Davis
Of Gary transacted business in Crown
Point yesterday.
Harry Graves Of Hammond visitet
with his Crown Point friends yester-
day
Republicans. progressives and demo
Gratis are cordially invited to attend thu
hall tonight The Lowell band viii
furnish the music for the occasion.
It is reported that Attorney Charles
* Morton Is very low at this writing
with little chance Of his ultimate re
c5very Mr. Morton has been sick 70
some time
Manager John Il. Lehman Of Contra
Music han IS making quite a few i'm
p~oHeuents on the place at present Il
the way of toilet rooms. besides ex
tensive repair work on the interior o
THE building
The La Vendor cigar is home prod
uct None better-Adv.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-19
PROGRAM FOR LAKE GO.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

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ne ,-1toa,~o
9eSAeeaI MISS SeHa NJ bofser' no
part
selected.
Department & puDfis. Mckinley
DeIinauency. Causes and Cures-S
Pricl1ev cary
Hfneir- Selected
Department A pupils Mckinley
Efficient Instruction Of slow Pupils
Principal H IL Sheppard. Indiana
Harbor
Questions