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ELECTION OF
 ALL OFFICERS
FEATURES ToDAY'S PROCEEDING IN PHYSICIANS, AND DRUG
 GaSTs' CONVENTIONS.
Yesterday Devoted to Many Business Sessions and Discussions of the Splendid Papers Read Be-
 fore Assemblies.
ToDAYs PROGRAM.
The Medicos.


 Morning session, 9 am. Section Of Obstetrics and Gyneeology. Chairman w. A. Snodgrass, Little Rock Secre tary, R. L. Saxon, Little Rock.
 Chairman's address.
 Uterine Hemorrhages, Ethnology and Treatment R. Brooksher Fort Smith.
 Significance of Ammonia-Nitrogen in Urine of Pregnant Women"-J. c. Cunningham, Little Rock.
 "The Obstetrician and the Perine. um--His Care of During and After Labor'-Allen E. Cox, Helena.
 Subject to be announced-E. s. Lew. Is, New Orleans, La
 Report of a Cesarean Section and a Porro-Cesarean Section William V. Laws. Hot Springs.
 "A Rambling Paper on Obstetrics" -E. H. Winkler, Dewitt.
 Subject to be announced1T J. Stout, Brinkley.
 "Invoution of the Uterus'-E, N. Davis, Little Rock.
 The Value of Time Saved During an peration"-Preston Hunt, Texar, kama
 General session. immediately after Section on Gynecology and Obstetrics adjourns.
 General session, immediately after president
 Unfinished business.
 Report of nominating committee. Report of other committees.
 Election of officers.
 New business.
 Selection of place of next meeting Adjournment sine die
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The Druggists.

Report of committee on member ship-N. E. Brightwel
 Report of secretary-treasurer-Miss Mary A. Fein.
 Report of Arkansas pharmaceutical traveIers-F. V. Perry.
 Opening of question box.
 Report of special committees.
 Discussion of unfinished business. Nomination, election and instala- ton of officers.
 Selection of meeting place for next meeting.
 Some final talks and adjournment. Thursday Afternoon, ? o'clock
 Joint session of the Arkansas Meii- cal society and Arkansas Association ef Pharmacists Presided over by presidents of both bodies.
 The Physician, Pharmacist and Pro prietary Medicines Allen E. Cox, M D.. Helena.
 @Our Professions and the Sick Man"-W. A. Snodgrass, M. D., Ll9 tie Rock.
 "The Progress of Medicine and Pharmacy and the Need of Co-opera ton Between Physician and Pharma eist"-E. c. Eberle, ex-presiden' American Pharmaceutical association Dallas, Texas.
 "Some Problems of Drug Legisla tion"-Dr John B. Bond Sr., ex-presl dent Arkansas state board of pharma cy, Little Rock, Ark.
 The fifth annual meeting of the AT kansas Pharmaceutical Travellers as sociation will be held during the meet ing of the Arkansas Association O Pharmacists
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South Carolina.

Columbia, S C., May l5-South Car olina's IS delegates will go to the democratic national convention unln- structed The vote on which the list was made resulted IFS to 162. The supporters of Woodrow Wilson made q strong fight to obtain an instructed delegation.
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calfornla.

San Francisco, Gal. May 15-pe- turns from yesterdays preferential primary from 3,S63 of S,70O precincts in the state gave up to the close of tabulaton tonight
 Roosevelt, 132.S75. Taft, 67,550; La Toilette, 44,131; Clark, 39.iS4; Will son, 16,919.
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Christiana, May 15.-As soon as the news was received of the death of King Frederick, flags were placed at half mast and mourning was display ed everywhere. In the storthing the president paid an eloquent tribute to the dead monarch and voiced the na- tions sympathy in Denmark's loss. Members of the cabinet and the for eign diplomatic representatives called on King HaaSon and expressed their sympathy for the death of his father. Court will remain in mourning for three months.
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HONOR DEAD KING.

Metz, Germany, May 15.--Emperor William, who today was at the head of his troops who were carrying out maneuvers in the vicinity of this city, decided to abandon his projected spring soiorn at Wiesbaden and his visit to Frankfort, owing to the death of King Frederick
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Victoria, Texas, May 15.--The ninth district republican congressional dis trict convention today endorsed Pres. ident Tafts administration and in structed it's dtlegates for Taft.
 The following were elected to the national convention at Chicago: C. M Hughes, Wharton; M. M. Rogers Fayette. with E F. Glaze of Goliad and S J. Haler of Brazonia as alter mates.
 Hon. J F. McCann of Victoria was elected presidential elector.
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kniahts TempIar.

10 am.-Business session.
 2:00 p.m.-Business session.
 2:30 Reception of Ladies of all Sir Knights at Arlington hotel pm. Matinee to ladies at Prin- cess theater.
 p.m-Banquet to all Sir Knights and Ladies at Arlington hotel
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Today is the closing and most im- portant day of the Arkansas Medica' society and the Druggists associatloh conventions now being held in this city. the features of which VIII De the election of officers for the coming year, and the selection of the next place of meeting.
 Another big feature of the cohFen' tons will be the afternoon program Of today, when the druggists and pny-
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North Carolina.

Raleigh, N. e. May i5--In state !
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Continued on Page Fourll
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Washington, May f5.-Forecast for Arkansas: Fair Thursday; Friday fair and warmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
Gin Sag aus benz Seben zines
9ofumutipfibrers.
Bon Sobann pbtlipp.

rgatsr, ss 1T 3eit. iteb' aui." gait
biefen Mprten tpedte bie syra.l oes aoz
.omptipfiibrers Dsrner ibrsn Mcun
unsefabr um balb 5pOlf llbr Ratts.
Qeife, bamit bic i'm yleben3immer
i6lafenben ainber Der Gbelerte nitt
geitDrt perben, erbebt iih Der Wann
unb tlsibet ii6 raid an. Damn niirrt
er nod idnsu cine 1aife aatao unD
Elm 8utterbrot 81 iid unb ma9t iib
gum 9eben oereit.
.9eute iteint es !etne quite Jalrt gu
peroen, Der WOno ift 10 BON 9unit
umgeben, unb ba3n nod 4 Gr1o
Ralte", iast er gu feiner Grau, nimm!
idneu 4bfdiso BON ibr. fiebt nod ein=
NAL in bas 3immer, mo bic ainoer
fdlafen, ergreift bic 9aihe, in bic tie
9attin bic 8uttsrbrote iammt elmer
&aHne aaffee eingepadt fat. unb sebi
in bic yfa6t binaus. 8eforst uno
banse iiebt bic sSrau ibm nah.
yead 5ebn Minuten bat er ben 60
fomotipfhuppen Des 8abnbofes sr=
reiht unb burdi9reitet bieien, um 81,
ieinem 0ampfrob gu selangen. 9eim
SAeine ibrer Ssllanpe fiben Die Ma=
f4inenpussr sleid @nOmen um oiefe
berum, I'm iie na1 Der Dor furaem be-
enbeten Jabrt BON OI unb Gtaub gu
Idubern. Rai9 betritt Werner bic
lotomotpe, entleoist fid Der Tafde.
entnimmt bsrielben bic Raffeefanne
unb itellt iie gum Wdrmen auf ben
Refel. Damn iteigt er dpieber berun>
ter unb besriibt ben unter Der Maz
fhine iibenben 9ei3sr Rriiger, Der boz
Bel 1T. bas bier befinolide sriebtpert
seb0ris gu Olen; gilt es bod cine Gabrt
BON 21O Gilometern i'm G9nsa5ug,
Bel Der nur elm Muentbalt bon feds
Minuten boreeietn 1T. Gs muB alfo
alles in better 9erfuifung fein, ionit i'll
Elm Warmlaufen zines Qagers balb se=
f4eben. 9ierauf begiebt ffh Mernes
na4 benz MufentbuIts5immer bes per=
fonals. DieIes, ein mitteIsrDbe4
Baum, burd atpei an Der Dede befinb=
Ii4e eIettrifH @libbirnen erbelt, entz
hSlt an ben @awbta Eiuips i&poras
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
Gin Eropfell 3lut.
gpn SuIius MiibIfetb.
l6ortfehuna.l

Serr 2aBmann fab nod Der llbr
uno empfahl iid eilig, um nad oer
8Drie gu sshen; 4neela bradte bas
Wort niht iiber bic 2ippen, unt ibn
3uriid5ubalten uno ibn um eine I'm
terrebuns 81 bitten. Sbre itol5e Seels
mar bas Bitten nidt seipobnt, unb 10
bern1odte Tie ss auh belte nicht. iif
81 pemislben gu iibertpinben. Wds
i6r anfdnglib 70 leitt erf9ienen mar,
puroe ibr ieBt. als es gait, unmDslid.
Sbre gruit mar 1pie 5useihniirt. Sis
blteb nit Serrins alIein bod nun
nod einen Nueenblid, bann bro,t iie
auf. 8erssblid iudte Sermine iie nit
Bitten auriid5ubalten MnseIa pub=
te, Roroen piiroe jebt ibrer in ibre,
8obnuns parten, um ieinen setpobn=
ten 8eiuf, gu MAIDEN. Roroen abe,
bate teuts 5lpan5igtauisnb SbaIe,
empfongen Elm neuer 9offnunss
Itrobl mar ibr aufsesansen Nors
ben eegeniiber mubts ibr bas Ser.
trauen Ieifter tperoen oIs 81 benz tdlt.
rehnenoen 9elomanne.
n9lbieu, Inesla," fIiiiterte bic bleids
Sermine, nunb tpirit Su auh Wort
bdlten2"
sd balte @prt, osrlab Did bar
auf. Ibieu, n1eine tleine arante, uni
| behere Did. Noisu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
Neues Gebeu,

neue 4raft, cine tpobItbatige Q(nre.
gurg Der Tbatigfeit 0es Miagens, Der
2eber, Der gtieren unb iGnrmtliher
unterIeibs Srgane bepirfen pie aft
berpGbrten ct. Bernard arGuter= 8il-
len. DDS groBte beuti6e SeiIlnittel,
melhes aus Dem reinen Saft Ger bell
fraftigiten Bflan3en bon BEN ebrtpirs
oigen ct. 8ernarb-griibern erfunoen
Durbe, lit BEL dronil6er 8eritopiung
llnO llnperoaulihfeit Die &onigin al,
Ter Wseoi5inen. 9lls gllltreinigungs-
Dittel lit es uniibertreftlih. Die ct.
Bernard 4rauter-Bilen iinb in aIlen
Mpotbefen al baben. a,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04

einsebenb; .iasen Sic. forbsn, mi.
piel @elb buben Sic eisentlih BET iih.
lObnt es benn, Sbnen ben 8araus gu
mahen?"
nRa, i9 tpeiB nidt," erpiperte, Norz
ben sbenio, res iino nur 5ipan5igtaus
Ieno 5baler, Bate ih Die freuno=
li6e Mbli4t Der beiben 9erren seabnt,
70 bate i6 bafiir iorssn tonnen, Dab
ss ettpas mebr iei."
m3tpanaistauIeno Staler!!" rief Der
MTeior. Dpnnertpetter, iogen Sic bas
Riht 10 laut, benn bei FOLDER Summe
tDnnte Elm unberufener 2anIher iif)
oarauf lesen, aus bem Sder5 Grnit gu
madrn."
,8ab." rief Der 9pttor, ndm beIen
Sage unb mitten in Der Reiioens?"
rNein, Merr, benn 70 oumm itnn
unfere 9auner nidt. S0nnen iie Der
SaI6e niht ftiu anfommsn uno ebsnip
ltiu nit benz Haube peri6ptnoen, II
fpGben iie Die Wpbnung oes getreffens
ben aus, iudsn iib Senntnib BON oer=
ielben su perihaff:n - uno zines 1hD=
nen Morseus 1T = pos ReIt ausges
rdumt."
Norben lafte, ab unb trant semiitb=
li6 unb fagte, ais Der ariminaliit nit
erniter Wliene seenbet bate: .Iber,
lisbe Sreunoe, mir iino ia ba in biz
tpulte Notwithstanding ge.
ratben, bic ipeber 5u Dem freunoli6er
, Ssrbittase, nod ou oem auten gDeins
unieres giandi pabt. Saben Die Ssr=
rem benn tein dnberes 5bema in
petto2"
son it eSbnen lieber ppn meiner
patisnten eradblen2" frug 9ottot
Merr NIT freunoIider Sronie. sd
babe oa seraoe einen iHterenontenSall
einen iungen Mann nit oem 9efihtsz
treble, Der ebsn i'm ge8riff itsbt, bit
Nafe :. ;"
.um @pttes piQen, 0ottor, iinb sic
oes Seufels! Oas tieBe aus oem He.
gen in bic Srdufe fommen, uno if
min benn bod liebsr ariminaliitit DO
ren."
$50 nebmen sic ielbit bic Inter
baItuns in bic 9anb. Sic, als pfla=
itertreter bon Rang unb 8ermosen
obne Mmt -unb 2lrbeit, t0nneu bod ba-
bel ME in @:rlesenbeit gerathen,
i6Iug Der IiIeifpry Dor. ~ propps.
mas siebt ss i'm Sbeater?"
rOas neue 9allett, bic gfoIenfee,
antiportete Roroen.
LIMB Die 9auptportis?" frug Msrr.
nSat natiirlid bic Risera," ftel
Repber Elm.
50, bic Nigera tanst bic Roienfee,
beftdtigte Noroen. yGs ioQ cine fiji
perbe partie iein unp glanaboae De
torationeu unb aoItiime sskn."
,Natiirlih," bemertte Uterg, oDieie
iino ia sesenpGrtis bic Sauptiade bel
benz gan3en ShipinbsI, besbaIb eebs
id audi in tein 5tsotsr msbr."
Dos mar Elm Buntt, iiber tpelten
Der Oottor nit Norbsn ihon oerfdie.
oene Miole IN Strsit geratben mar, bo
Noroen, Elm grober GreunD ponYradt.
Gurus unb i4oren 5orrsn ouf ber
8ibne, benz mobernen Heolismus elf.
rig bas Wort rsoete, ben Mlerr eben1r
eifrig uno big 5ur 8.rbiHeubeit Be-
idmpfte. I'm paber sinen neuen 4uss
bru6 bisies Streites abaupenbsn, fiel
Der afsifor nit Der 5rase Elm: ,8sr.
tebrsn sic nod NIT Der Nisera, Ssrr
BON Rorben2"
.9spiB. Der 8efud Bel ibr itebi
auf meinem tdgliuen programme"
fCortipi1Iun faInt !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
Rcman bon Sopbie @ereHd.
l1ortiekuna.)

Weit eilisem Sdritte lit Mdtteo in
fsiner 5iitte; ihneu iinb Die penigen
Worts an Riduro sei6rieben, osHen
MbrefIe ibm paulien pumals betm
Musbdnbissn oes Dofumentes NIT BEN
9emerten binterlaien - iie fpnne ihu
rielleiht BON Rusen fein.
l1nb Stunbe duf Stunoe perrinnt;
unb bic paraen fpinnen ben 2ebens;
faoen oss iterbenbenMdbd 10 lang:
fam ab, uls piibten fie, bob iie sDssru
Hiifen.
aein Shlaf fommt in Watteo's gus
gen, ni6t bel Sas, nidt BEL Nadt
Spdbsno idpetft isin iharfer Bid
iiber oas Mssr, ob er Elm Segel ents
bsde; foriheno IauIht fein Sbr, OBJ ein
AnsepDhnlifes Reeen in benz itiler
Sauie pertiinbise, oaB ous S6redlih:
seidsben lei. - Sn ben laneen Rdh=
ten tpaht sr por Sslens's 5biir. immel
htnblitenb nah benz idpahsn 2ihts
Iheine, Der burh bic 8Drbdnge ibres
3tmmers brinet.
Sir ibn lit bisies 2idt 2eben; tpenn
es erlofhen iein tpirb - ounn 1T OIL
Les, gllss pprbei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
@ IL itige @eIegenheit. t.

Reaner Qeiie gum @ait, Ser ben
gan5en Ibenb frafebIt bat): ,Sie,
trtnfen g nod raid cine quite syla-
ihe Bein! Die Serren am Stanlm.
tift baben ii6 narnlid ioeben bereii
ertIdrt> SSbre saa5e 3ehe gu be5ab.
len, neun Der @irtb Sic birals.
,.f1Meitt!"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12
WHITING.

Mrs. Jewett. of La Porte avenue,
mother of Mrs. F. NJ. Webster, has gone
to Ann Arbor. Mich. to visit her
daughter.
Miss Priscilla Moss who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Almirah
Morse OF olive street for several weeks
left yesterday for her home in Popu-
lar Bluff, Mo
Several whiting people viii 60 %
Gary next Tuesday night 10 hear Jane
Adams speak. Following the speech
Miss Adams will be entertained at a
reception at the Y. NJ c. A. in Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs David Paskwirtz enter
tanned number Of friends al their
home in sheridan avenue on Tuesday
evening
Mrs. William Curtis and Mrs. Ed
ward Rial. Of Port Richmond Cal. who
is visitintg here returned from Yalpa-
raise. where they spent several days
as the guest of Mrs. j F. Take
Mrs. James A Gill entertained a
party Of friends at her home IN Oliver
street on Tuesday evening II hoonr Of
her birthday anniversary.
Mr. and MIS-. George IT. Baum enter
tanned a party of friends AZ their home
III sheridan avenue Oh Thursday eve
ming The evening was spent ia play
ing cards after which refreshments
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12
REcErvE ELS NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Reeeivership Of
the Hammond Garage Company "a cor
portion). in the case Of Michelin Tire
Company ct al vs. Hammond Garage
Company. number 1912, Lake Superior
Court
Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors not having heretofore nled their
claims and not heretofore allowed to
have their claims with the proper proof
thereof on file by the 21st day Of Oc-
tober. 1912; that on the 2Sth day Of
October, 1912. the undersigned receiv-
CIR win file his final account and vouch-
ers in final settlement Of said receiver
ship and that the same win come up
for examination and action Of said Su
perior Court on said date or as soon
thereafter as it can be heard. at which
time all persons interested In said mat
ter are notified to appear In said court
and show cause why said account and
vouchers should not be approved, and
an creditors are required at the time
and place aforesaid 70 make any prop
err showing. If any. why final disposi-
tion Of said matter should not be made
CHARLES l. SURPRISE.
Receiver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12

NOTICE % NnN-REsrnE.

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY IN THE COURT OF ED
WARD P. AMES. JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE vERN PARKER VS.. BEN
tiOLDsCHLAG.
Now comes the plaintiff by Robert
McAleer, attorney and files a com
plant herein, together with an affida-
VT OF a competent person. showing
that the defendant, Ben Goldschlag is
not a resident Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore hereby
notified OF the pendency Of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term OF said Court, and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein at the calling Of said
cause. on the goth day Of November, a.
p. 1912. in room 400 Hammond build
ing, at Hammond in said County and
state, said action will be heard and de
terrnined in his absence
In Witness Whereof I hereunto set
my hand and affix the seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 9th day OF
September, A. d. 1912
EDWARD p. AdES. J. p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12


Tn kaiser says Me und Gott. but
Teddy never ae1 breath nun fer more'n
me
The Henderlons boys have pur-
chased the Hack lot on Joliet street
the deal being made yesterday The
property is situated east Of the Hack
carriage works and the purchasers in
tend to Improve 81 with a me rest
dence. probably breaking ground TINS
fan. one thousand dollars IS reported
to have been paid for the property and
Il the Arst BIT Of activity IA city real
estate made ia some time
Charles Hildreth had an unexpected
and vicious assault made upon him yes
terday. the miscreent being still al
large. AR Hudreth was entering his
barn preparatory 20 doing the even
fngts work when he was knocked down
by some one who had either been hid
ing in the place or was afraid Of be
ing caught there The assault was
made so suddenly that Mr.. Htldreth
had no time 10 make any defense, and
il was some time before he recovered
from the shock to give the alarm 4
search was made TO find the guilty par
ty. but proved unsuccessful
Advertised mail: Grace f. Arm
strong, Mrs s w Brand, Mrs. Ida
Baker. Mrs l. i. Grosbauer. Mrs. A.
Isle. Miss Q. Pulley Mrs. Henry shy
der. Miss Barbara WINES. Mr. VIM.
Kemp. Mr.. n Houdloupe Marshall
johnson. Geo. w. Miles, Mrs. Berel
Watson.
The marriage of Miss Johanna
Koschnick to Mr. John Boutwell, will
occur IN Chicago today. The couple
will take quite an extended honeymoon
trip and upon their return will reside
at Ross, where the groom is IN bust
ness with his father The couple are
we'll and favorably known here and
their many friends extend congratula-
tons
The O. A. NJ club met at the home
Of Miss Josephine Wheeler on Court
street and presented her with the Gus
tomary brides shower that is giver
all their members when about to bt
married.
The Crowen bridge gang here com
pleted a concreate bridge on Mair
street and now are engaged in con
structing like structure on south
Court street over the Bezor ditch
The republicans have opened VI
headquarters in the Root building il
the rear OF the Courtright law office
and viii be at home to every one If
respective of party until the polls ar,
counted at election.
Miss Fay weaver visited witt
friends in Chicago yesterday.
child of Mr.. and Mrs Arnott liv
ing on North Main street, Is reporte,
as quite sick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12
NOTICE or RENEWAL or LIQUOR

NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE
Notice is hereby given . the citizens
of Hammond. North Township Lake
County. Indiana. that | am male IN
habitant and resident Of the said
city, Township, County and state. and
have been for more than ten e1o) years
last past and have hled my declaration
Of intention of becoming citizen Of
the United states am a qualified
voter Of said city of Hammond and am
a man Of good moral character. that I
am now holder and owner of license
to sell spurious. vInous and malt rq-
uors with the privilege Of allowing
same to be drunk upon my premises
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12

three t23), Of the Chicago -Tolles-
ton Land and Investment Com
panys Sixth addition 70 Tolles-
ton. now IA the city of Gary
Lake County. Indiana
II said rents and profits viii not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-
cree. interest and costs. / viii at the
same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple IN and to said real estate.
or SO much thereof an may be suff-
cient to satisfy said judgment, interest.
costs and aceruing costs Said sale
VIII be made without relief from valu-
alton or appraisement laws.
Taken as the property Of John Kost-
ka ct al. at the suit of Peter Kudolla.
THOMAS GRANT
Sheriff Lake County. Indiana.
Davis & Starr,
Atty for Plaintiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of
bel wetting Tfaere e eonst, tut e.
cause for this tnouble Mrs Nj sum.
mers, Boy u Gtotre Dame. Ind. will
send free to any smother her success
III home treatment with flll instrs y -
today IL your -biTdretI trouble you in
this way. Don't tlame the child the
chances are. It caht help II ani s
people troubled vi ia urine difficulties
eT DAY or plight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12

feet inches, The northwest and the
southeast line being 81 feet inches
and the west line being s feet inches
long Said room has two front en-
frances and one rear. Also has glass
front, and all of the inside of said
room can be seen from said state street.
There is one door on the east corner
leading to living room on second story.
CHARLES G. Du BOIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-12
Business and Professional Information tis Page

we're sar,-.a r,tf
s ssses were l'r
Artbu- I cta,ai ',5ii.'.o at ara mrs.
= \ n,l,.,tsl,1 anu NI ana Mfs
large party Of Prosressives and
liei' wives VII 80 TO Chicago this eve
--'"s - near fee9seEeit az the Coliseum.
Monday will be visiting day for the
Whiting teachers. they being given that
day in which to visit different schools
for new IDEAS.
Several high school students are ale.
planning trips. number 81 tf7arn 49,.
ming 20 visit the Carv t4feb $50,
The Wbffin., nm. -,
ladies' III h,+,o,,,t ~. 80
81 new --b,,rs.t, ioo''''
r
'aihers VIA also be On hand for
'"s Den-n5 If me fair ones.
MISS Harriet Timm. who IS a senior
in the whiting high school IS enter
aiming number Of the high school
girls at weekend party at her homs
N Graz Point
The party left Whiting on the Lake
shore railroad at 3:Ss for Gary from
where they Went on the lnterurban to
Crown Point. Last evening the young
ladies' arranged TO attend dancing
school and for today hayrack party
was planned
MISS Ilmms guests were Misses
Ahe-iha and Almeda Hiiliard Marion
beauolen' Lucille Dalglingt Grace Gin,
gertrude Lauer Elsie Trowe, Mildred
Duggan. Florence Fry. Ethel GLADDEN.
ana esther Evans
Mrs. John cool Of sheridan avenue,
VINO Is at the south Chicago hospital
suHerins win nervous breakdown, IS
not recovering very rapidly.
MI. and Mrs John J Keller have re
turned from indianapolis where they
spent a few days visiting relatives.
MIS- Arthur n GLADDEN. entertained
| 0herloAh avenue last evening in honor
OF mrs. edward RAJ Of Point Rich
mono' CaL
MISS Lillian Dixon OF East Chicago,
was Whiting visitor on Thursday eve-
nine-
me Eastern Star Of Whiting will en-
tertain MIS-. Anna Robinson the grand
worthy matron on Friday evening, Oc~
tober 49,
On the same evening the members
VIII give reception IN honor OF Mrs.
Amelia Burton o. Whiting, who has
been elected grand warden of the o.
e. s
The report became current this week
that Herman schrage had taken unto
himself a wife
When asked for the particulars Mr..
schrage asserted that he was the vic
tim OF a joke and that he intended los
: ing no time getting even with the
iokers
German Evangelical Church of whit
ing, Indiana Boulevard. near 11eth
street
Sunday October IS Sabbath school
at $50 a. m.
Preaching at 1890 a. M Christ a
King Nevertheless" John is. 25-s6);
at 1880 d M. Reclamation for the Re
pentent" Jeremiah 81. 1929
Young Peoples Alliance Devotional
at 7 p. m. You can do Better" Miss
Hattie Grimm. leader.
Thursdays 43O D. m. Cathechetic.
Glass; 1880 D. M. Bible study. sac n.
I'm choir Rehearsal
saturdays. 1911 a m. German
c1sssss
Frtdav Oc+ohar 1S ae+,,-ds,- =,
lowing at 7.sO n M nrenars+ orv
nreacbi,v fore ~ Tor,g,s e,,nr,a~ - ~.
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