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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

musical attractions of the season and
the audience was delighted with the
program given by the concert company
The program for the evening was di-
vided into three parts, the first mis-
cellaneous, the second consisting of
selections from the "Mikado' and the
third was composed of Scotch numbers
for which the quartette appeared in
Scotch costume. Included in the pro-
gram were selections by the quartette.
vocal solos. violin selections and read
ings all of which were heartily enjoy
ed Nearly every number was encored
again and again. The StroI1ers who
first appeared in Hammond four years
ago and gave an entertainment under
the. auspices of the Hammond Woman S
Club are favorites with Hammond
audiences. They are recognized as one
Iof the leading quartettes on the 1yceum
course.
For this entertainment the Misses
Elene Reiter Helen Prefers, Pauline
Twiss and Laura Fromm ushered. An
other group of young women we're in
charge of a booth where home made.
lcandies were sold. The two remainin 2
numbers will be given by Phidelah
Rice, impersonator. who viii appear on
the evening Of January IS and a lee
ture by the Hon. ]. Adam Bede on the
evening of March II.
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Extensive preparations are being
made by the members of the Calumet
Poultry association for their first an
nual exhibit to be held in Hammond,
December 80 to January A, and accord
ding to the number of applications for
entry blanks that have been received.
the first poultry show that has ever
been held in this city will be a success.
Birds will be exhibited from nearly
every nook and corner in Indiana. part
of Illinois, and several other states.
Many unique features will be seen
a the coming show, and already Chi
eago papers have given 1t considerable
space. The prizes that are to be given
rank far above those offered at other
shows in the country and this fact
alone is expected to draw a large list
of exhibitors. Instead of judging the
Poultry by the comparison system as
most exhibits do. the Calumet Poultry
association will use the score card
system which gives the bird a certain
rank by the number of points 1t re-
ceives. In this way chicken breeders
will know how their birds rank with
other prize birds in the country.
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Especial 10 THp TINES

Whiting, Ind, Dec. 10.--A new Ma
sonic Temple is to be erected by Whit
ing Lodge No. 613 +. and A. NJ of
Whiting. The places for the temple
have been under consideration for
some time, but the decision to build
has Just been reached. The building
committee is composed of John H. Fet-
terhoff, chairman, Harry Gordon and
Arthur Vernon. Worshipful Master e.
B. Green is also assisting in the work.
The committee has just purchased
lots is and 10 in Central park addition
to Whiting, being located on 10th
street, between Laporte and Sheridan
avenue. Plans for the building are
now being prepared by several archi-
tects which are to be submitted within
a few days, after which definite ar
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m THE
SUPERIOR nnlIDTO
and CIRCUIT UUUHeHO

& Coal Co. (Hembroff & Glaze
brook VS.. Harbor Building Co.
Foreclose mechanics lien.
1928 Or 3)-John Kristoff (Otten-
heimer & Twyman) VS.. estate of
Annie Kristoff Claim file.
1884 Or 1)--Huber e. Badeaux (Otten-
heimer & Twyman) VS.. estate or
Joseph Wash. Claim file.
1885 OR 1)-Edmond T. Wells (Otten-
heimer & Twyman) VS.. estate of
Matilda Matteya. Claim file.
1926 Or 2)-Indiana 7arbor Lumber
Coal Co. (Hembroff & Glaze
brook VS.. Harbor Building Co.
Foreclose mechanics lien.
1887 tR 2)-Indiana Harbor Lumber
& Coal Co. (Hembroff s. Glaze
brooke VS.. Harbor Building Co. ct
al. Foreclose mechanics lien.
112SS OR 3)-Peter A. Berg (J. Will
Beishaw) VS.. Joseph Embree ct al
Quiet title.
1888 Or 1)-James b. Clabby (McAleer
Bros.) vs. Taylor Brown Co
1890 OR 1)-Hannah Busky (McA1eer
Bros.) VS.. Anthony Busky and H.
w. f. C. Railway Co.
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INDIANA HARBOR.

w ]. Murray, attorney of Indiana
Harbor, who is in wisconsin on legal
business. is expected to return next
Monday
The meeting of the Indiana Harbor
chapter. Eastern Star, will convene
promptly at o'clock this evening an
account of the unusual amount Of BUSH
ness to transact. This includes cleo
tion of officers and initiation of cam
didates
The ladies of the swedish Lutheran
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
]. Chelman, 136th and Deodar streets,
Friday. December IL, at p. m.
| At the Family theater tomorrow af-
ternoon, matinee and night, "Hiawa-
| tha," in four reels played by genuine
| Indians.
| Mrs. A. G. Lundquist took her child
rem to Chicago yesterday to see the
Christmas display of holiday goods.
! Mrs Gertrude Hinesly and son
Claude, were Chicago visitors yester
4 day
The meeting of the Womans Home
| Missionary society yesterday was a
great success, about two dozen ladies
attending and making stockings for
the members of club of children re-
Gently organized by Rev. r. III. john
ston and a number of school teachers
/ teachers interested an adjunct to the
Methodist church work. Rev. Johnston
and some of the teachers interested,
| gave talks about the purposes and
aims of the new organization which
now has sixty FIVE members. Miss
Ruth Thomas gave a reading, Miss
Maud Williams sang, and Miss Martha
wooton played the piano A silver Of
fering was taken, netting several dol
lars to be used toward the missionary
fund.
Mrs. John Haywood of Michigan ave-
nue., has gone to Dayton. Ohio. to visit
her son Amos She left Monday and
will be gone two weeks.
At the business meeting tomorrow
afternoon of the Baptist Ladies' Ait
society reports will be received from
the various committees in charge Of
the recent supper and bazaar. The
: meetings is being held in the church
/ parlors, and other business of import
anee viii be transacted. including cleo
ton of Officers.
u Mrs Ernest wheale and son of Mich
j igan avenue, left last night for Pitts
{ burgh. where she will make her home
/ with her people
Fred Shoemaker of Grapevine street
= is very sick. A day or two ago he was
, not expected to live. He has been con
fined to his bed for a week.
Mrs Gilman and Mrs. Wilson wer'
Joint hostesses last night at part,
! at the home of Mrs. Gilman's daugh
ter, Mrs. William Amick, in Grapevtn'
| street Between twenty and twenty
FIVE guests were present and an inter
| esting program of music and contest
was enjoyed. Miss Alma Hush con
. tributed a piano solo, Miss Gertrud
Collier vocal solo, and Mrs Johi
Bevan vocal solo. There were thre'
: guessing contests for which prizes
were awarded the winners and at
: late hour refreshments were served.
D Get a Gas Heating stove. Delay ma!
mean i1lness-No. Ind. Gas & Elec. co
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EAST CHICAGO

Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Dom.
wait until your house is cold. No. Ind
Gas q E,ec. Co.
Special watch bargain. $4,000, Bum
Special 81 ruby Jewels. Max Nassau.
1925 OIcott avenue. 1t
Pedro party Friday night December
IL, by Section willing Workers, at
st. Mary's hall. Prizes for winners.
Admission IS cents.-Adv.
Members of the Woman's club and
teachers of the public SCHOOLS who wish
to attend the meeting held under the
joint auspices of the club and school
authorities at the library building
Thursday evening. are requested to be
present at 7:45 o'clock, as DR. Wood
burn. one of the speakers has an en-
gagement at Hammond which will ne
cessitate his departure at an early
hour. Attention is called to the fact
that each mernber, whether associated
with the civics section or not, is priv
ileged to bring one guest, this being
the first guest meeting of the year by
the club. At first it was believed that
IT would be necessary to prohibit
guests on account of lack of room ir
the library assembly hall. but it is
now seen that there is plenty of room
1t is suggested that the club members
invited their husbands. as the talks
Thursday will be on subjects in which
men are likely to be quite as interested
as women.
Mrs I. E. Williams of Magoun ave-
nue., entertained the embroidery club
last night.
| LOST-Between Garfield school and
South Shore restaurant, gold water
with black ribbon fob, gold buckle
Return to ]. d. Kennedy. 914 145tt
street or Garfield school, 14s street anc
Melville avenue and receive reward
ST.
Mrs. Joseph Meade and baby of Ma.
goun avenue. leave today for Mrs
| Meade's former home in southern Illi-
nois, to spend the Christmas holidays
| Mrs. ]. 9. Allen and Nine. Allen were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
| DR.. and Mrs. Raleigh p. Hale of Bar.
| ing avenue entertained their card cIul
! last night The next meeting Will b,
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New Gases Filed.

1877 OR 2)-Hammond Home & In
vestment Co. (J. X. Stinson) VS.. Har-
ry j. Nichols. Damages.
1878 OR 3)-Commereial National
Bank (Ottenheimer & Twyman) VS..
August Boanef ct al. Foreclose
sewer assessments.
112T9 Or 1)-State of Indiana on re-
laticn OF Helen Schulp (Tinkham
& Tinkharn) VS.. Angelo B. Buoscio
and the Equitable Surety Co. Dam
ages.
1920 Or 1)--City of East Chicago CA
Ottenheimer) VS.. James Reed ct al
Assessments of benefits and dam
ages.
1891 (R 2)-Minnie Mccoy tOtten-
heimer & Twyman) VS.. Raymond
Mccoy and I. H. Belt Railway Co
Divorce.
1882 (R 2)-1ndiana Harbor Lumber
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GROWN POINT.

Inquiries have been repeatedly mace
concerning the Red Cross stamps which
were to be put on sale in Crown Point
the latter part of last month. but up
to the present time the bright little
Xmas sticker has failed to make its
appearance here in purchaseable guam
Titles. The demand for the little seal
is said to be ESQ great throughout the
country that 1t is impossible 70 meet
II and the smaller communities will
have to wait until the larger cities are
supplied.
Much regret is heard over the change
which took effect last Sunday. there
by taking off two of the best trains
for Crown Point accommodation that
the road had The service up to the
change on sunday was giving the very
best of satisfaction and the road was
being generously patronized by the To-
cal public. 1t is to be hoped the road
officials will see the folly of taking off
the two best trains for Crown Pointers
and either reinstate the same satisiac-
tory train service or put on trains
which will do as well.
Ex-Sheriff Thomas Grant and son
Beryl of Lowell transacted business in
| Crown Point yesterday.
Special services were held at st.
| Mary's Catholic church yesterday. il
being the observance of the feast of
| the Immaculate Conception.
| Several theatrical parties are being
planned by Crown Pointers to attend
| the Gary theater this week, THE
| Blindness of Virtue being staged
there on Wednesday and the big min
strel show on Saturday evening.
Word from the Crown Pointers in
] Denver states that the newspaper ac-
counts OF the big snowstorm and bliz-
zar6 were in no wise exaggerated, and
that the city was practically paralyzed
| for near As hours through the heavy
fall of snow. In many instances the
| roofs of buildings nd dwellings were
cayed in, unable to withstand TIL.
! weight of the heavy mantle of snow.
| The entertainment by Alma MAY
| Taylor at the high school assembly
room Monday evening was well at
| tended, and her impersonation and
readings were generally enjoyed b,
those present.
The physicians report good dea
of sickness in Crown Point in the way
| of bad colds and catarrh. caused by tn,
! changeable weather of the last few
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LAKE co. COURTS
AT A GLANCE

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM L.
Judge Virgil $. Reiter.
Jury hearing criminal cases: State
VS.. Barney Chanacker for attempted
rape, on trial. Next case on calendar:
State VS.. John volk, on charge of forg-
cry.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 2.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Settings for Thursday, December IL:
6305-Andriette Cal Lbr Co.
631S-Fowler L C I & Co.
6363--E Chicago Co Fuzzy.
6391-S N Bank " Kraus.
s4s-Washburn-Cros Co Rose.
6496-Ruman Williams ct al.
e504-Maloney Gerhard.
653T-Selor u B and J of Am.
6574-U S Boo vuksonovich.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 3.
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
At Hammond.
Jury out on 1037s, Berthold VS.. Kasp-
er. Next on trial: sS2s, Koontz VS..
Lake County Printing & Publishing Co.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Willis O. McMahan.
At Crown Point.
For Thursday calendar settings for
fourth Wednesday, December 10:
9474-Lewis Clark.
s527-Ex rel Comrs Jasper Co Wilma
mac Bridge Co.
953S-Brown v American Bridge Co.
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WHITING IS TO HAVE
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE

engagements for the building will be
completed. 1t will however be two
stories in height, go feet high. IS feet
deep and so feet wide. The founda-
ton viii be of concrete and the build
ing of brick. In addition TO a lodge
room, there will also be a dance hall
and banquet room.
Blue Lodge of Whiting has been or
ganized for seventeen years and at
present consists of about one hundred
and ninety-five members. Present con-
ditions are not only being taken into
consideration by the committee but the
future as well, and the building is be-
ing built with the intention of some
time in the future having also a chap
ter and anding in Whiting. All
plans are to be completed so it will be
able to have ground broken by April 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS MEETS

The members of Miss Dahrs evening
class in Domestic Science assembled Mt
six O'Clock Monday evening and prepar-
ed a breakfast. This was the first at
tempt of the class in preparing an
.entire meal and it was a pronounced
success. The following menu was
greatly enjoyed by those of the class
who were present: Grape fruit, cream
of wheat, French lamb chops with
frill- creamed potatoes baking powder
biscuits with honey, and coffee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
Sues for Receiver.

Jimmy" Clabby through his atter-
neys, McAleer Brothers and McGirr. to-
day fled suit in the superior court
asking for a receiver for the Taylor
Brown haberdashery on state street.
which closed its doors two weeks ago.
Clabby claims $3.50 from the concern
on notes for money advanced. The
firm OF Taylor and Brown is said to
have about sixty-five creditors
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Mrs wIxcKIER A HOSTESS.

Mrs. r. o. Winckler is at home this
afternoon to the members of the lit
erature department of the Hammond
woman'c Club who are meeting for the
last time before the holidays The re-
sponses to roll call will be Christmas
Quotations feature of the program
will be the lecture recital on the Mes
siah by Mrs. George III. Summers of In
diana Harbor. The lecture Will be
Illustrated with records on the Vic
trola.
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Horse Sense.

Don't you know better than to drive
that poor horse up hill SO fast?" asked
the Samaritan. up hill. is it," said
Tim, with wise smile. "Oh, begorra,
what's the difference? The nag's blind,
and he can't see it."-Harper's Maya
xine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
HOLD WEEKLY MEETING.

Mrs William Love Will open her
home at 1872 Highland street Thursday
afternoon to the members of the Bap-
list women's Union for their regular
weekly meeting. The program for the
afternoon will be arranged by the
members OF the Child Culture depart
ment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Methodist
church will be held Wednesday after
non in the church parlors in Russell
street All members who have not al
ready brought their donations of can
ned fruits for the Wesley Hospital in
Chicago are asked to do so tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
ENrERrAINs Ar LINcHEoN.

Mrs. w. e. Russell will entertain the
members of the Columbia Club at a
one o'clock luncheon Thursday after
noon, December 18th at her home In
webb street Following the luncheon
the guests will play euchre progress
sively at several tables.
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HAMMOND News
Hammond, Ind. Dec. 3.
a RRInEE PARTY.

Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Victor
Dyer will entertain the members of the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at
her home in South Holman street.
The afternoon will be devoted to cards
and the members will play bridge
whist at three tables.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10
HONOR MISS PARSONS.

Miss Eva Wilson VIII entertain THIS
evening for Miss Irene Parsons whose
marriage to Warne d. Carmichael of
Cedars, Quebec will take place Wed
nesday. December II. On Wednesday
evening Mrs. o. A. Krinbill will give
a dinner at her home in Rimbaeh ave.
nue. in honor of Miss Parsons.
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an All. DAY SESSION.

The members of the Deborah Society
will meet for an all day session Wed
nesday in the parlors of the First
Christian church in Calumet avenue
Each member is requested to bring her
own lunch The meeting will be an
important one and it is desired that
there is a large attendance of the
membership.
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weeks.

weeks.
Crown Point was never more quiet,
socially and every other way. than at
nreseut. and the knights of the pencil
are having a hard time chasing the
elusive news.
Jacob Probst, who has been sick at
his home on East Joliet street, Is re-
ported as slowly recovering.
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A MUSICAL EVENT.

A large and very appreciative audi
ence greeted The Strollers who appear
ed at the First Presbyterian church n
South Holman street last evening and
gave the second concert in the course
of entertainments arranged for the
season by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the church. 1t was one of the best
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Freeman,

with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Freeman,
There will be a bake sale by Circle
No. of st. Mary's Willing Workers,
at Flies store Saturday afternoon from
to until o'clock. Bread, rolls. pies,
cakes. daughnuts. etc, will be offered
for sale.
Gladys Lynch. second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lynch, has been out
of school since last Thursday, on ac-
count of bad attack of indigestion.
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A THrMBLE PARTY.

At their home in South Holman
street the Misses Emily and Bertha
Ebert will entertain at a thimble party
this evening. Their guests will be the
members of the N n Embroidery Club
who will meet for their regular week
Ily meeting.
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

A meeting of the Jewish Ladies Aid
society will be held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Weiss, % Waltham street. The mem
bers who have books out for the quilt
are asked to return them tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

This evening the members of Pro-
gressive Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben
Hur will meet in the K. Of p. Hall in
South Holman street for their regular
semi-monthly meeting. Visitors from
South Chicago will be present and a
banquet will be served in their honor
following the regular lodge session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

The members of Opal Hive No. S96
l.. Q. t. NJ. NJ. met last evening in the
Moose Hall in z. State street for their
regular senli-monthly meeting. The
election of Officers took place follow
ing which the members made arrange
ments for the installation of officers to
take place at the first meeting in jan
uary. At the close of the business
meeting refreshments were served and
the members enjoyed a short social
session. The following members were
elected TO offices:
Commander--Mrs. Elida Peterson.
Past COMMANDMENTS. Cora Burns
Lieutenant commandments. Bar
bara Pressed.
Record Keeper--Mrs. Clara Beebe.
Finance Keeper-A1rs. Marie Swint.
Captain-Mrs. Ellen Albeit.
Sargeant--Mrs. Alma Brun1ley.
Mistress at Arns-Mrs. Anna stone
Sentinel-Miss Bessie Hutchinson.
Picket-Mrs Gertrude Hipsher.
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The members of William H. Calkins
W. r. c. No. 24S will meet Wednesday
afternoon. December 10 In the I. o. o.
F. Hall in East State street for their
regular semi monthly netting Each
member is requested to bring her dona-
ton for the Orphans Home at Indian
apolis. An important feature Of the
meeting will be the annual election of
officers.
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new year: -
Characterised Lauerman-r

new year:
Chancellor-Fred Lauerman-u
President--Joseph Knoerzer n
Vice observation-disclosures Knoerzer.
\ s Secretary--Frank Lauermar,.
Treasurer--Frank Koclxler.
Collector-Peter Fuchs.
O-ator-Raymond Rascher.
Trustees-Leonard Knoerzer. NJ. Pas
caly and Phillip Dieboldt
Outside Sentinel-John KoiD.
Inside Sentinel-B. Geng.
Observation-Disclosures Maginot
Banner Bearers-F Felke and
Phillip Dieboldt.
Delegate to the annual convention al
Fort Wayne in June-Leonard Knoerz-
er.
Alternate-Frank Kockler.
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Assemblies

The Catholic Benevolent League at
its meeting last evening in Longs Hall
elected the following officers for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-10

MeHfe's Canadian Club at 10 cents
per can. Nothing better. Nine coupons
wslt get you a ssfef yraEor--Adv.
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Alternate-Frank Kockler.
The evening world., 1913-06-16
News Oddities

NOoW OMELETTECms iWooop made hs
noce
Exposition
sls California wines bearing French and italian labels
WOMAN in California has appointed .
ripping doncAer knoUi Among the dts
played chop SPOKEN
HERE"
RnvnNoD-vanda
Camden County IN. ~
the Berlin
the other in his own asropians
OFFICIAL
criticised
RArrrsNAn club
ratusrs.
GROUNDS ron prvoRor-xr Pittsburgh
when twins born
PHILADELPHIA wife walked 100
wedding
Frofsr IN THE
TWO fold
the Aquanun
RUSSIAN York doesn't what he here for but
America n
The evening world., 1913-06-16
PouCElaAllIll FyoHT
ARRESTED ON DAY OF
Miller and al" Conductor d.
agreed About Standing on
Platform. f's

Policeman James L. Mfiiss. Of ~
Parkvilis station. who lives at Ne. =
Van Sieisn avenue. Brookiyn.. wiu nA@e
70 answer charges Of disosd~iy eeeAeSs
to-day after being hsld . psison3 u
the Fourth avenue station. DeoeoyA
The complainant against him 70 wIlneo
Mands rbaum. conductor % . Dri0sse
Beach 81" train. ~ ~.
Miller took day or yestsedAy 80
went b Coney island. He was u 0e'
sens clothes and was returning eosv
to-day when Nandelbaum and he h. .
run In" over standing on the ear ~
form. Al Thirty-ninth street An0'NSY
Utrecht avenue both stepped 81 -
train and were fighting Justify wheo
Policeman Connolly and George Wri0AG
q deputy sheriff employed By the Dfc4h.
iyn Rapid Transit Company sspasaoa
them. Connolly arrested Miller.
Both the combatants required the ~
tsntions of Or. Phillip OF the N@.
wegian Hospital. Miller has been -
the police force nine years and v -.
ported to have . good record.
The evening world., 1913-06-16

something exclusive that other
women cannot copyf Women are
moved more by pure selhshness
than sltruism In matters Of dress.
ana NO general verdict Of men. and
OF the better element Of women.
has had the slightest effect In pre-.
venting positive indecsncy. uglinsss
and caricaturs In costume, provided
some Joker in Paris assured them
that his styles were the latest daily
hint from Paris. Why. for instance.
will women DO 20 foolish ~ to ap.
pear. or appear to appear. with
narrow hipsf Do they. perhaps,
imagine that they improve the land.
scapef A scarscrow hardly does
even that. J. 8.
VIGILANCE 10 TIL
PRICE OF lovELlNe00.
Dear Madam: The woman who suo-