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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04

NEVADA ST. BUNGALOW.
Modern room red pressed brick,
south front Priced to sell, $3.50 your
own terms.
d. c. Reineman, 2O0 Mills st.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1912-08-16

The following were nominated
for Constable on the Republican
ticket:
E. Bryant, Clay township.
VIM. Kelley, Davis township.
S. J. Klienschmidt, Dover.
Arthur Brockman, Freedom.
Owen Owen, Lexington
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1912-08-16

Nominated for Justice Of the
Peace on the Democratic ticket:
John H. Walter, Dover town
ship.
Nominated for Justice of the
Peace on the Republican ticket:
o. Walkenhorst, Freedom.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
MUSICAL FARCE
AT ORPHEUM TODAY

Johnny on the Spot, with Boyle
Woolfolk's comedians headed BY those
vaudeville favorite. Dick Gardner and
Anna Revere, Will be the attraction at
the Orpheum theater for three days.
commencing Monday. Oct. Z.
The name Of Gardner and Revere has
for many seasons past been an assur-
ance in variety Coupled with the
name of Byron Voolfolk. who has to
his credit such successful productions
as "A Winning Miss" sunny Side Of
Broadway" and whose Little Girl
Are You?" it seems almost safe in ass
serting that the forthcoming enter
tainment viii prove one of the best
drawing cards that the Orpheum thea
ter has provided in many a long day.
johnny on the Spot" Is farce re-
plete with witty lines and funny situa-
tions which are interspersed BY a num-
Der Of musical Interpretations which
serve TO introduce chorus Of dancing
beauties fully up to Broadway stan
dard.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
THE OLDEST pAsT1Mr-

Many people wonder how others can
enjoy dancing SO thoroughly, While 10
them il seems nothing more than folly
and less than the most violent exercise
and au TO no avail other than the total
disablin sof the participants for other
and more useful occupations. These
ideas are INDUCED ia by most people
who are either 700 timid 70 try too pre-
JUDGED Is desire 10 indulge IN the re-
fnins and popular pastlme OF dancing
Dancing is and has been the popular
pastime ST an races ST people from the
ancient times down to the present time
50 why not learn to dance and be like
your fraiends and neighbors. like your
ancestors. like your brothers and
sisters2 You can learn. 1t costs little
Dancing may be acquired in very few
lessons. The cost is only So for a
guaranteed course III waltz and two
step At the most up todate dancing
school ever started h Hammond class
nights are Monday and Friday from 8
10 IL These classes are for beginners
only and no spectators are admitted.
They are for ladies and gentlemen.
You may start any class ecening and
bc assured every courtesy and atten-
ton at DaPron's Dancing Acamedy
over the Orpheum Theatre Regular
dances Tuesday Thursday and satur-
lay nights ADV. 10-7-1t
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
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\ SOFl0lI
III TEE-Svr1E-- "a

NJ. and Mrs. 9. " Hunter entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes Of CHI
cago at their home IN South Holman
street Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harry f. strickland Of
Greenville Ind. viii be guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed simon IN Indi-
ana avenue this week.
Miss Geneyive Hastings OF state
street viii return today after spending
the past week end i'm Kankakee, Ill.
the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Brennan.
Miss Irene Parsons has returned
from a weeks visit with friends and
relatives III Burr oak, Mich.
Mrs AL X Thompson and children
who have been the guests of Mrs. Eta
BloomhoG and Mrs w. c. Harrison at
their home in Mason street this sum
mer expect to leave tomorrow to make
their home in Portland. ore. Mr.
Thompson has been In Oregon for sew
eral weeks.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid Bennett at their home in
Beverley Hms Thursday, October 3rd.
Mrs Bennett was formerly Miss Ethel
Merrill of Hammond.
SIR and Mrs. Fred Simon spent sun
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nick HAN
at their home in Indiana avenue.
Madame Costello was called to
Escanaba. Mich by the death of d
niece. She win return to Hammond
about Friday Of this week
Mrs Carrie Parson was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph at their
home in LottaviIle Ind, sunday.
Miss Blanche Dessmeir and Miss
Laura Hayward formerly or Hammond
but now of Chicago We're among the
guests at the party given honoring
Mrs. Bernard Graves Saturday after
noon.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
An INTERESTING PROGRAM.

The brotherhood of the Baptist
church has an entertaining program
arranged for the regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, October Sth
The meeting is called for 7:45 o'clock.
The early part Of the evening VIII be
given to special music by the orchestra,
the Male Chorus and AIR. Charles Girls
void. Beginning at eigh-thirty O'Clock
the subject Of Vocational Training
viii be taken up for discussion. The
address for the evening viii be deliver
ed BY Professor Henderson Of Ham
mond school faculty general dis
cussion Will follow the address, lead
by Charles Binder The members Of
the church and congregation are invit-
ed TO attend and take part in the study
of a subject which is Of especial in
terest to the Calumet region.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
HONOR MRs. Graves.

one Of the prettiest Of the weekend
parties was given by Mrs J. 6. Graves
at her Carroll street residence last Sat
drday afternoon when company OF
young society folk we're very charm
ingly entertained in honor Of Mrs.
Bernard 5. Graves. q September bride.
Assisting Mrs. Graves we're Mrs. Win
Graves of HYDE Park and Mrs ]. S.
Kennedy. The home was very beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
bouquets OF saIvias and foliage. In the
dining room shaded tapers were used
at the service tables The autumn
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07

tints. red and gold We're used In all the
decorations. During the afternoon
there was a euessing contest ana the
honors werGA won by Miss Alice Lock
lin ana ~ WInam Whitaker. A
prettily appointed luncheon of four
courses was served at the conclusion
Of the same Covers were laid for Mrs
Bernard Graves, formerly Miss Alta
Kennedy Mrs. William Whitaker, Miss
Blanche pessmeIr of chicago Miss
Laura Hayward OF Chicago and The fol
lowing Hammond young women, Misses
Amelia pibos, Frieda Klee Leoda Mac
Aleer. Edythe Mcconnell. Grace Bridge
Myrtle Webb Alice Miller Zella Irish,
AIice Loclxin ana Blanche lrIsh.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
rs
HARD WORKER

Dick Gardner. who with Anna Revere,
share stellar honors ia Johnny on the
Spot the attraction at the Orpheum
Theater for the three days commenc-
ing tonight has maintained reputa-
tion in vaudeville for 10 these many
seasons of being the hardest working
comedian on the stage
Gardner is small in statue. but his
personality and capacity for putting
over comedy would do credit to a man
several times his size Dick claims that
his absence Of avordupois is occasioned
by his same gluttony to please
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
$4,000 WILL BE PAID
for any case of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia or
Headache that Solace
Fails TO Relieve.

S0LACE REMEDY is recent medi-
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soLACE is a pure specific in tablet
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THE SoLAGE CO. of Battle Creek are
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people sOIACE has restored to health.
Testimonial letters. literature and
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r. Lee Morris, president of the First
National bank of Chico, Texas. wrote
the Solace Company as follows
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and / only hope III viii benefit my fa-
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AND YOU CAN SOON DE so BY TAX
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Mich.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Good Shows in Town.

DICK Gardner and Annie ReVIer IN
Johnny on the Spot" at the Orpheum
Theater is making a great hit. Il IS a
musical comedy which Manager Han
kenson claims is very good
This attraction Will be on the boards
until Thursday. In the meantime the
Jack Bessy stock Company played to a
capacity house at the Hammond Thea
ter last evening.
The people Of Hammond and the sur
rounding cities have not seen good
stock company for some time and that
probably accounts for the large crowds
that Bessy is drawing
He is said to have better repertoire
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
I rRrrrY LAwN PARTY.

Mrs Adolph Hirseh very charmingly
entertained number of children at
her home. as Carroll street Saturday
afternoon from two-thirty to nve-
thirty O'Clock in honor of her daughter
Clarice The party celebrated her
tenth birthday anniversary ana she re-
ceived many pretty gifts in remem-
brance Of the day There were twenty
httle guests. All members or the same
class At the Washington school. They
spent the afternoon playing games on
the lawn a dainty two course lunch
con was served at i've o,cIoek
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
SOCIAL NEWS ron TUESDAY.

The young women of the y. y.
Embroidery Club viii he entertained
by the Misses Klein at their home
In Conkey avenue Tuesday evening.
There VIII he initiation of "a class
Of candidates mt the meeting of
Golden Council No. i ID. OF l.. Tues
day evening fa the K. of r. Hall I'm
south Holman street.
Nrs. j. VI. Turner Will entertain
the members OF the Erthstanc club
at thlmbie party Tues1ay after
noon at her home in Truman avenue.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Wire Stolen.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
reported to the police yesterday that
Wire thieves We're operating in the VII
einity again and had stolen 700 feet Of
No l9 copper wire from the vicinity
Of l54th street, sometime last Wednes-
day. The police took up the matter at
once and hope to find cIews that viii
lead in the thiefs arrest his is the
first wire robbery that has been report
ed in some time.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Jack Bessey Company.

High class repertoire viii Be the Of
fering at the Hammond opera house
an this week. commencing with mat
inee Sunday by Jack Bessey and his
ever popular company The Girl
from Home viii be the matinee bill
sunday and THE Man from wyoming
VIII be presented Sunday night while
on Monday night Love and Politics.
VIII be the Offering. upon which occa-
sion ladies VIII be admitted free. un-
der the usual conditions Seats now
ON sale
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Wilson Club Meets.

The Wilson Democratic club which
was organized last week. viii hold
their first regular meeting the JET
ferson club rooms this evening. A num-
ber Of important discussions will come
np and an members are earnestly re-
quested TO be present. Following the
regular routine work there win be a
number of appropriate speeches BY
some Of the members.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Bows Are SusDected.

Breaking through screen and
smashing the glass in a rear window.
sneak thieves entered the barber shop
Of r. 5. Pressemore 50 state street,
som time last night, making their get
away with about 125 cigars and an
amount Of chewing gum ne robbery
was reported to the police this morning
but SO far very few clews have been
found he robbery appears to have
been done by boys, as nothing but
cigars and gum was taken or molested.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
rEfERRATEs ANNIVERSARY.

Little crystal Collins was hostess to
q number of her friends last Saturday
afternoon at her home in ogden street
The party celebrated her fifth birthday
anniversary and she received uumer-
Gus pretty gifts in remembrance Of the
day. The children were delghtfully
entertained during the afternoon.
Games were played after which a dam
II collation. was served
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Directors Meeting.

tors Of the Hammond Chamber Of COM
merce at the rooms of that organization
this evening for the purpose Of taking
up Rev. G.. J. sharp's plan for mem
bership campaign.
All of tho directors are invited to at
tend The meeting is to take the nee
essary action to initiate the campaign
ana is regarded as very important
enc. 1t wil be called at 730.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Speaks at Whiting.

John B Peterson the democratic
candidate for congress is billed to
speak in Whiting on wednesday even
Ing. oct. g.
Plans are being made BY the Jeffer-
son club Of Hammond for another
smoker TO be given a week from to-
morrow night. a regular meeting Of
the club viii be held tomorrow night.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
M1ssInNARN MEETING.

The monthly meeting Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the First
Methodist church VIII take place at the
home Of Mrs. r F. Pfeiffer, 7s5 Alice
street. Tuesday afternoon, october Sth
at two-thirty o'clock All the ladies Of
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
4 oNE o,cLocK LINCHEoN.

The members of the Alpha Phi cub
wlll be entertaine dat luncheon at one
o'clock Thursday afternoon. October
10Th at the home Of Mrs w a.
Buchanan in South Holman street.
The meeting VIII take place Thursday
instead of Friday Of this week
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Socialist Speech.

William Houston. socialist candi-
date for congress in the fifth Indiana
district. addressed a large audience at
the corner OF state and oakley avenue
last Saturday night He spoke for
nearly two hours and had an atten-
tive audience
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
OFT OF ToMN- N-PARrN-

Mrs. Harry b Hayward. Miss Flor
enee Loveridge and Miss Ruth SOM
viii go 70 Crown Point Tuesday TO at
tend party given b9 Miss Pauline
Sauerman and Mrs. otto Glenn FiGeld
al the Sauerman home The party VIII
honor Miss Josephine Wheeler, who VIII
be one Of the October brides
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Will PLAY PEDRO.

The members OF circle No. , or st.
1Iargarets hospital viii be entertained
by Mrs Erlewein at her home, t24
Fayette street. Thursday. October 10th.
The members viii spend the afternoon
playing pedro.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
ENTERTAINs CLUB FRIENDS.

Ihe MISSES KEN VIII have as thelr
guests Tuesday evening at their home
in ConlSey avenue the young women OF
the \ \. Embroidery Club The guests
viii bring their needle work TO the
meeting. II viii be the regular week
ly club party at which needle work
and music are the diversions
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
1 LUNCHEON

Mrs. Frederick R. Mott will be
luncheon hostess Wednesday. October
9th at her Homewood residence at SIG
south Holman street Mrs. Mott Will
entertain for her daughter, Miss Irene
r Mott.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
a sTrnY MEETING.

A meeting Of the Bible Class viii
take place tomorrow evening az 1915
o'clock a the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cunningham, 514 Chicago avenue.
The meeting viii be lead by the Rev.
swingle Of Chicago. All are invited 70
attend.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
MRS. TURNER a HOSTESS.

Mrs. ] n. Turner viii enteEtain the
members Of the Erthstane Club at
thimhle party Tuesday afternoon at
her home in Truman avenue. II VIII
be the FIRST meeting Of the club this
season
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07

ferring Of the temple degree on Hem
ry Bogardus Of Whiting The officials
Of the Lincoln Park Commandery viii
ofhciate
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07

company than ever and he appreciates
the enthusiasm with which he is re-
ceiVed by the people of this city.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
ANNoINCENfENT.

wish 10 announce to the public that
/ have located in Hammond for the
practice of medicine and surgery, PA
state street near sohI street. phone SIS
l0-3-6t DIR. "A. J. MILLER
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Skating Season Now Open Whiting Rinl.


the society and church are invited An
interesting program has been arranged
for the afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07
Assemblies

A very enjoyable meeting OF the
Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars
took place last Saturday evening in the
X. Of T. Hall in South Holman street.
Il was the evening for the regular
semi monthly meeting and the attend
ance at the meeting was exceptionally
large. There was initiation of candi-
dates during the evening. Plans wre
made for the next meeting TO lee held
in two weeks on Saturday, October II.
The Grand Matrou. Mrs Anne Robin
son of Rochester Ind. Will be enter
tained at the meeting the last of this
month.
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07

At the meeting Of Golden Rule Coun-
Gil No 1 y. Of L. Tuesday evening j
class OF candidates viii be initiated
The meeting viii be held in the K. Of r.
Hall in South Holman street
The Lake County times., 1912-10-07

The members Of Dorcas Rebeekah
Lodge met last Saturday evening in the
J. Q. Q. F. Hall ia East state street for
the regular weekly meeting. Refresh
ments We're served
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-10
MONTCLA|R CLUB
| HOLDS BIG RALLY
Campaign for Wilson and Mar
shall Opened by Demo-
cratic Organization.

Under the auspices of the Mont
CLAIR Democratic Club, the campaign
for Wilson and Marshall in that town
VFs opened last night with a rousing
meeting in Unity Hall. at which the
principal speakers were Congressman
Edward W. Townsend, of Montclair;
CONGRESSMAN William f. Murray, Of
Massachusetts; w Locke Rockwell
and Bennett Hill FISHER, chairman.
The hall was packed.
Much of our time and attention in
h Congress has been given to the
matter of real downward revision of
the tariff in a sincere attempt to re-
duce the prices that the people are
now compelled to pay for the neces-
atties of life" said Mr.. Murray.
we have realized, however, that
the cry OF our people for social and
industrial Justice is due to the cendi-
tons that surround present-day pro-
rduction and distribution of profits,
! quite as much as 1t is to a protest
Eagainst the protective policy"
( Congressman Townsend confined his
remarks to the efforts of the Demo
ecratic majority in the House TO reduce
the tariff schedule. and characterized
1.-THE action of President Taft In veto
ing the wool bill as revolutionary. He
stated his respects to the Bull Moose
land asked why Colonel Roosevelt
during his seven years as President
had made no effort to carry out any
bof the reforms he is now advocating
sDuring his term Of Office" said the
LMantclair Congressman. he had Con-
gress under his complete control and
. could have passed any legislation he
chose to ask for"
Before the meeting closed resolu-
5tions were passed indorsing the NOM
inees at the Baltimore convention and
for the denomination Of Edward W.
<TQwnsend for Congress. 1t was also
decided to put a complete local ticket
in the field.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-10
ELKS MARCH AT FUNERAL
OF HENRY A. O'HAGAN

The funeral of Henry A O'Hagan,
Of Orange, was held today. a high
mass of requiem being celebrated in
st. Johns Church. A delegation of
100 Elks marched from the house in
Essex avenue TO the church. among
them being Mayor Seymour, Town
Clerk Joseph McDonough. of West
Orange, and many other well-known
men Of the community. The mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father
whalen. The interment was In the
family plot at the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre. Last night about
$50 Elks gathered at the late home of
Mr.. O'Hagan and the Elks' Quartet
sang Nearer, My God. to Thee"
Another mass of requiem was cele-
brated earlier today at the church by
Rev. Father Marnell for Walter A.
Laracy, who had been Mr.. O'Hagan's
teacher in st. Johns School. and both
of whom were in good health when
the annual reunion OF Mr.. Laracy's
pupils was held recently in East Or
ange. They died within an hour Of
each other.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-10
HOSPITAL HEAD CLAIMS
T. BECKER BOY WAS CURED
Denies Lad Carried Germs from
E2-n Institution.

SnDr. Henry E. Ricketts,. superln-
+tendent of the Essex County Isolation
sHospital, denied today that 6-year-
6ld Josephine Becker, who died of
scarlet fever and d%iphtheria at the
hospital Thursday. had contracted
the disease from her brother, who
was a patient at the Institution I'M
til nine days before his sisters death.
DIR. Alfred C. Benedict, of South Or
ange, who is physician to the Becker
family, has openly charged the Soho
hospital authorities with RESPONSE
biiity for the girls death
apr. Ricketts, said today: 81 can
see no reason for charging that
Henry Becker left this hospital I'M
cured. There was not the slightest
vestige of the diseases from which
he suffered remaining when we let
him go-that is, not so far as the
physicians here could determine. He
was here five weeks in all, which was
quite enough time in which to cur
him, for he was not suffering from
virulent forms of either scarlet fever
or .diphtheria.
-tttMany children whose condition
was worse than his was when he
first came here are discharged cured
In less than five weeks. 1 don't
know whether there was an epidemic
Of disease in South Orange this
<spring. but it is quite possible that
NC sephine Becker contracted the dis
lease from the same source as her
Brother. The fact that she came
here eight days after he returned
ghome Is merely a coincidence"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-10
KILLED BY JUMP
FROM MOVING CAR
Orange Police Satisfied New
arker Meet Death Through
Own CareIessness.

Satisfied that he met bis death be-
cause of his carelessness. the Or
ange police will take no action
against the crew of the trolley car
from which Vito Rugiero. of Cutler
street, this city. fell at Main street
and Essex avenue Orange. early yes
terday morning. The motorman OF
the car was C. Long and the conduc-
tor William Snyder.
Snyder says the man jumped from
car while it was In motion and fell
in a heap. The statement Of the
conductor was corroborated by a
number of eye witnesses. and the
police concluded that it was no fault
of the conductor that he received the
injuries.
Snyder was asked to explain why
he left the man in the street, and
he said be did not believe him seri-
ously hurt. After he saw two men
carrying the injured man to a drug
store he did not think his services
would be needed. 1t was late in
the day before the police obtained the
names of the men in charge of the
car from which Rugiero fell. Police
man J.. Kelly says he was at the
scene of the accident a short time
after it occurred, but did not state
why he did not learn the names Of
the car crew. :
Rpgiero sustained a fracture of the
skull and his death occurred at noon
He was on his way to work when he
met with the mishap.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-10
P. Allen Smith a Hit
at Entertainment
in Orange.
FREE MUSICALE PROVIDED
BY SENATOR COLGATE
Throng Enjoys Treat Given ip
Open Air Despite Threat
ening Weather.

Councilman p. Allen Smith, Of Or
ange. last night appeared before his
constituents in the First ward In q
new role. that OF an open-air concert
singer. He made a big hit at the
public concert provided by Senator
Austen Colgate. His efforts met with
generous applause from the big crowd
attending. The concert was given by
Markwith's band in Orange Park.
The night was gloomy, but neverthe-
less there was a large crowd on hand
when the band opened with the first
rumber. The crowd waited with ex-
pectancy to hear the councilman en-
terrain his followers
The crowd came from different
parts of the Oranges. Mr.. Smith was
we'll known to many, and when he
began to sing one of the old-time
Irish melodies his popularity in
creased. Mr.. Smith sang several of
the new songs that have scored a
success and he was encored for his
efforts. The program was one of the
most interesting given by the band,
and the 1000 hearers cheered each
number. William Redmond, another
popular vocalist, sang a number of
catchy airs, and when the band
played That Mellow Melody" the as
semblage Joined In humming it. AL
together 1t was-a great treat for the
music-lovers.