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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
TICKER TALK

B: Privat. ~" - ,hH t'inI:lr., 20
;r"H JnrsS Sny~: ''h"vr0l.t Mnt"r dc
ciar'd "nSu!ar. uIaT;"r!y d!vid.',l -: :
p"r .n''' G'tyahl.' " rcn:5"r |. stock rec
ord p'''"h"r Is
r. {. MacI.aughlin. president i'hcvrn-
lot Nn;"" Co.. ~ 'a7ada. h1~ hrcn elect
ed - I'll - Ta''.@r% ~ th' board nj
i;,"' "ii"I aio'"i t'".Hpluy.
l"'w J"n"S $,%S: Empire FGa. Il fi"s
Co. subsidiary 1t i'nr..>; S..rViy. Co..
brruchr -. :.r",,isr h."G0 ha-:"l Scil in
FL l'.rad' district ~ wednesday
Crit"1 States Ruhh'" d"'inr"d rsgi-
lar quarterly t!vi'lt nd "f :: l"r r.':l: IN
s"c"ua pr..:"rrsi. ~: abb" DCtoh"r 81
Storn record D"tnl"r *. The sam" COM
pany 1iSr Il. Clars Il quarterly dividend nt
. H"i' rrn; IN ft.-Si preferred stock pay
abb" oct 'hr,Nfi. st'"'.l r'r:r', pc.oh.r ).
NASH nMf"rS 90. has declared Il diYi
derG IL Si.,5 ~ preferred p2:lh', Nur-
embsr lst. stock record b.toh": %.
HarhISpn- Walker E"fActnricS &C.. de-
clared regular quarterly dividend Of / L.
pr c.ut cn prets rr"d stock. payable Oct;
-. stock record rcto. In.
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PROBING L W. W. PLOT.

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. 5.-c1svshna
Federal authorities started investigation
to-day OF a new l. W ". plot to cause
garment factory strikes calculated 10
block manufacture Of uniforms for
Americas army. 4 half, DOZEN Cleveland
ders, and 1t was thought likely q Num-
Der Of arrests will be made here soon-
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POTATO RATES OFF.

WASHINGTON. Ocr. 5.--propoaed in
rreasrs OF from On" to thirteen cents q
hundred pounds in freight rates on pnta-
toes from Wisconsin. MINNESOTA, Inner
Michigan. North and South Dakota and
Iowa 10 TIL principal markets nf the
country were suspended hy tho Inter
state Tnmmcrc" Commission today un.
I'll s'hruarT :. pending invest iga tlnn
They w"r" To have become effective
October ~.
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Cameron Briefs

! NJ. and Mrs. Pete" Flrn'inc. spent
las; week with frtcrds IN Wheeling.
Harry T"drn" # Fms, Palestine. spent
part II this week with friends in. 'am-
crnn.
Ealph C"filrld has returned ;r"m
'visi, with friends ~ l'airmoE,.
fI":t Nu;,irsS and family visited Mrs.
Hughes rar"uls in Green county. '''.
I Ttrc tank winch iurst"d s"N"ral days
ago ~ IN" Cameron Class co.'s pIar'
has bean repaired md work will h. re-
Suln"d in full in Il f"w days.
r. l.. SlraEh has purchased - tour
inr ear from III" j.. y. N"nn" agency.
fF Wright. has h""n off duty t"r ssv-
raj DAYS nrl H"r"unt Of III health.
\ train load If soldiers pissed
through tn. riar" yesterday morning
oar"ul" from Columbus - tn" f;ettys-
, lurg barracks
AIRS. rha~ KING and iw" children
opal and Vida ar.. VISITING friends III
I! l'aIrn"ut.
(. Mrs. f. r. kiug IS III" guest Of friends
Al Warw""i his w""k.
Carl Wa.mau has returned :" w"rl:
! ~ I}cnw""t. after spending few Gn!9
~ his hun" h"r".
/ Mr. Enri Leonard. at near 'oEl"Y's
. %Nl'fn il'iN i"'''I SUM- w. "''' ~
typhoid f"ror. h" ts S"ii'mr along S"'nc
better.
! 'larr" king has &"n" I" Fairn"nt /"
! $prrh few days With friends.
+ i smith &C Ealiim"r''. WIS z bust
. noes caller IN town v"sicrlAT.
y A. GIrfrrrl - t'InutauTrH. y /.
waS 'ni~in"Ss "ni'"r ~ town !"St'r-
''n'.
+. j. h"i'r - 'i"inH vas ''.'Sth"$N
ami social caller ~ '"WH N"+'"fn"!'
q. i. S'Eim"n' - ihrkS"r, -. VA"
= ~ town ~ nusrm""" ;'ar"rd1'.
III" Camera" l'l@i:'rt Sunh"' school
Convention VII j." h"'d N i'"' f"rN
. Ridg" Ear''"' "'''r''h. ~ F"rH R'drr.
Thurs'!1' :''n'N". ''"i. 1'fh
Tho Mirc" II""''"h i''Eh S'h""' ,."t
nj This r!'''" NEST saturday ~ %;"" !.
NJ.
w. l. King. - WIS @hH ara MISS
Loot" NlrEH'r''" ~ M'"h"S' wv E''
H"l"'l! .H"-"" - ~" nom" :" ;nrN'
i"'sa N'rS 'n"F""E Hr''1t' ~ ,''
~ H. rF's 81 'A' W. IT, '"u''" "'''' IN
tlnC.
Miss MAY Hlrh"N Is f!sitlhT !richhS
at Mhnnngt"n ms week
Miss Margaret r"Ghh wa" ~ A'ic
INK N" STINT" N'rnAl s"h""! III rAH
mont. Sr"n' u hFI"' Nh'a''"n - h''r
homo h"r' THIS "r"E.
FHs'mH~'"r - W. Me- "lI""sh"E. ana
dauEh'"r MA Virginia. W"r" can
on !ri"nG' "hH ':a"Sh''lue some DUST
ness ~ N"uhdSNHi" NHS'"rdaN.
i'r' W. !. sllHhl"n" cam" IN from 'H'
.7''intri Yesterday ;n"ritinE IN" went 10
MnhlfISNill" ava W h"eIlhG on niSlHrSs'
Fhos. SHARP ami !. +. h"y'" ~ NC
, M"Hh'E Sr"It i'Si SnrdnI 1% Ihn guest
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Will meet AT Mrs. Killings residence, on
Thursday evening.
Some one thought they would leave
their footprints on the n"w cement walk.
by trying II before It was dry. II was
discovered III time to partly repair this
damage.
MIS-. Taylor and daughter. OF Akron.
o.. were guests OF Mrs. Simpson on Sum
day
Miss Laura Bowman. OF Brooke coun-
~ Is visiting Miss Elizabeth MontEon-
1ry
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER,

b. Private Wire TO III. Finance Co.
Nt.W YORK Oct. 5.--E'rices Stcadted
VI tu-dar and SOM. rt m" goud rails like
Now York ,'rntval. Reading. y. q r..
etc. show adcarlr..~ -: points. The To-
har.'n S;"rl,S w.r.' the weak features.
Considerable. effort is bring made here
t. create :, al"r. cheerful feeling. Call
rates for Inou"v were reduced to per
cont and nn.. INSTITUTION loaned Il limit
ed amount -: "a day none? At i per cent
which is The first over the year" money
10 10. let cat.
Prices ar. low and a further advance
From lEARKIS. WINTHROP & CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
1orau / arYan.a clost,.g STOCK Letter.

~ Triva:e WIFI % 4 F.. Nnstcn & TO.
NEW YORK. oct. THE market was
higher al! around. Various attempts
20 precipitate n renewal! ~ the luuida-
ton. bat on the dowut':rn offerings wore
rather light. There VAS NJ; asS"c!a;@d
with the advln"" a3p Earticula! news
and thr same srcnns 20 have resulted in
large part from short covering. Con-
Rress will adjourn Saturday SO that at
t-rtion Tor 4 while is not likely to nc
focused on Washington 70 rs great an
e5tent as heretofore. Judged by thu
usual standard. stocks are cheap. but
mail there urc more distinct signs OF
tnrres and arbitrary liduidatlaS trade
no doubt be experienced much trresu-
II
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new MARTINSV|LLE
FAREWELL For Soldier Boys

"Wednesday ut Red Cross headouar-
Tors m Main street. the young men VINO
lett for Camp I."" Thursohf morning
,vcrc entrrinn"I by the ladies' OF ''ne
Hrd Gross. a delicious banquet WIS
served and several speeches mhnc ny
vnrinus lawyers "f tn" town. 'nere WIZ
ohn,,, tvcrty three men left from this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
Entertained

N;es Hazel Stnr" entertained soVerAt
rouur in.Ii"a at her home on RiVerFle"
street SATURDAY evening with SIX
.,'clnrk dinner After dinner the Iaolcs
snont thn remainder Of the evening al
the t'aerim" theatre.
Monday c."nire the Junior Glass; oi
Magnolia High sch""' entertained WIN
-, Inv ride and corn roast. Misses Clark
rrd Stratum v.arr chs pcrons and all had
ncrN merrN ilInc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
Magnolia VS.. Marietta

Friday afternoon the local I1ik" io"t
hal team will &" /" Marietta. wnere tney
will MA, the High s"lur"l team or that
,.i,y. THIS Will h. IL hard game for
m. bnTs rf Marietta is represented
with an unusually strong team this
year.
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Gzl--Opencd. $3.50: high. 99.S2: Low
% -. closed, G9.I

D-Regular quarterly dividend N
pcr cent and per cent extra account
back dividendSl payable October IL.
(2)-Regular S"mt-a nnual dividend u
PC, share. October 90.
i5)-Regular quarterly dividend 87hc
per share payahl" October 81:
r4j--Regular quarterly dividend @l.z5
per share. payabl" October Ia"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
PITTSBURGH STOCKS
WHEELING; W Va {

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. S. -.
Furnished The TntclllgchCer by F.. A.
Mastrn & co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank If West Vir-
ginin building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
r. Brand. manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06

Wheeling Steel Casting Co.TTL:'s'"r bouks close
UclItrr IL
Hazel Atlas Glass co.TrIrSrr books inse OFT. ~
tne r"c7:lsr -r cent cash 'itriy;!. abH nct -
NhrriInS Mold 4 FHUuhry I.sIr:nmi. Transfer r","S
ciu>' H.. %. for REGULAR :rr rrn: aud rSi7a
:: ;r: cent cash dividend. :ar.t!r November |.
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New York Cotton Market
WuEELlNE. ". VI. Oct

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct S. IL.
Furnished Tho Int"lliEenccr by F.. A
A1aston & Co, members New York Stock
Exrhanrr National Bank Of West Vir-
ginir building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
+ Brand. manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct 5. IL
Furnished Tn" lrt'llIS"Uccr hy \. r..
MuSten & 60. members New Y"rh Stock
In hangc. National Bark Of West Nir-
GINA building, Wheeling. ". va. Louis
l.. Brand. manager.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Eutter steady:
creamery. higher than extras 46g 46 NC:
creamery. extras (sc score) A. !: Il IS V c:
nrsts 44I45l1c: seconds 4cia a 43fsc.
Esss irregular: fresh gathered extras
45T46c: extra frsts 42H44 hrsts 81
ODE. second. 37G CSC: state. Fenusyl-
vanio and nearby western hennery.
whites, fine to fancy. sod963c; state.
PENNSYLVANIA and ncur3y western hen
merry brown. 1860.
Cheese easier State. fresh. specials.
2eE G26lsc: do average run &c.
Dressed poultry dull: chickens 3oT
&c.: fowls ":'3 Tr3oc: turkeys 27Gs SOC
Live poultry firm; no prices quoted.
Flour unchanged.
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Outside OIL Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. :. II.
Furnished The Intelligcncer by F. \.
Mnstnn & Co, members New York Stool;
Exchange National Bank Of West Nir
GINA building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
- Rr1Dl manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. S. II.
Furnished Tho Intelligenccr by A. Z.
MaSi.,n Il Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
+! Hr:IuI tnHuagrr
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING W Vg, Oct

WHEELING. W. Va: Oct. S. II.
Furnished The. In.elligcnccr by T. 4.
MaStrn L. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. brand, manager.
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TOLEDO. Ohio. Oct. 5.---Wh"HI cash
SELF.
clnvcrS""d. primo cash old 81 i.Oi:
new Sl4.4I: October Sl4i3: December
s14.95: January Sl4.4I: March SliA2.
Alsikc. rrim" rash Sl%@I; October
Sl2@I: December Si%.A0
Timothy. prime cash old $3.50: new
$685.: October $3.50: December $3.50.
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pJTTSRI'ptTII IN Oct y--Cat

pITTSRIRGH IN. Oct. J.--Cattln
steady: supply light: chn!"" sl".h0@f
!? M: prime Sl3.2i M1i %.
Sheep higher: supply light: prime
weather s7.IhTl2 M: Gull and common
s5.nnT7 5n lambs sl..nOT IS M: veal
calves $lI.5hTlS 20.
Hogs lower: receipts IN d"uhl" decks
Prr" hclvies and mediums $l9hh'i
10 10: heavy ynrk"rs $lSI5E, !? 10:
light workers. Sl7.901: Is "a: pigs $l7.5n
q II -: rouEhS $l65nMl l. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-06
CAMERON
Birthday Party

4 very beautiful appointed birthday
party WAS held nj tho home If Mr. and
Mrs. !. =. Gray n the west "'Ed "I
town las; Saturday evening. September
cath. The event was held 10 r"l"hrhtr
The INih birthday "f MisS Enmn Gray
the beautiful and highly accomplished
dnuGhtrr Of til" husl and hostess. Those
rrcsrn, were Sir. and Mrs. Thomas
Armstrong. Misses Miller. EcntrI"" NIL
Ter, Audrey Lowe" B"rnedine Lowe. MI
Of this rIa"c and Miss 1$la Woods. "G
Denver Mr. .hlEin Chaplin. lamar Ma
Sru carlton Fish. Charles BLACK. Spray
l3urIry. Harley Dnl"n. Henry Gray, Rob
"rt Bridges riras. King. las. Murphy.
and f"rauk N,uI. After Il delightful
luncheon the evening was spent III Il
social manner and delightful evening
iraS spent BY all present.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. VI. -.
Daily quotation LIS: Of the Ths>i!us SICK 'E1-
change
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CHICAGO. oct. 5.--Hngs. r"c"irts
. MN unsettled. Ruir slSaI q n 40.
light sl7.oIT - 81: n7ixcd s1S.nhTlH 81 ::
heavy slS.nnI1 |? ~: rough SS.0N1
is 20: pigs slfOnTi7 -.
Cattle. rrcripis a.hhn steady. Native
steers s. IN q - ca: western s;ccrs S6.33
6lI o.: Stock"rs ard f"cd"rs $6."I ~
II so: COWS and heifcrs $5.15T /" 40:
calves sH.5OTI6 IS.
sheer receipts Ghnn: steady W"ihcrs
SH1nT II m: ewes $S65 n l. 90; lambs
2inI LIZ co
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OIL CIT. Pa. Oct. 5.--Crcdit bal
ances $3.50. Runs l1o.f22: avcra 60
oe.Sso. Shipments eo.s6S: average S.
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Light Receipts In
Corn Price Booster

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.--Proanects FOR Iight
receirls for some time led Today t"
material uplurn IN Ihe corn market.
Prices closed firm. n q sc 10 &C mel
higher at $1.l97i q 1.l9l. December and
Sll6 May. oats finished unchanged up
Ia l,c. and 3rJviSiGns AZ :iIe aeEle as
Yesterdays finish in 27> adj hEcc.
onep Ntpn lou Cloee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
ROBERTSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Hubbard and
children, Beulah and William OF To-
ledo, Ohio. are the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Martz OF Myrtle avenue.
John Smith of Indiana boulevard. "a
on the sick list Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wis left Monday
for South Haven. Mich, to attend the
funeral of the latter's father, Ira
Moore.
Miss Nelson OF South Chicago. spent
Sunday here the guest OF Miss The
resa Pleis.
very pretty christening took place
at the Evangelical church. Sunday
morning when the little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Liesse was christ
ened Elvira Bertha. Rev. Platz per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Liesse acted as sponsors.
Mrs. John Plau is reported quite Ill
at her home in Myrtle avenue. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Anderson have
moved from Roberts avenue to their
ned home in Central avenue.
C. Hill of Gary, was a business VS.
itor here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Benson left Sun
day for Terre Haute. Ind. after spend
ing the weekend here visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Benson of Roberts avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03

The Whiting city police made lis
arrests in the month of june. the
largest number in one month in their
history.
Frank N. Gavit, Dr. A J. Lauer and
D. T w. Kohr are Writings draft
board Clerks are now at work at the
library preparing duplicate lists. and
numerous other duties entailed in this
work. One complete list of all those
coming under the CONSUMPTION list is
being made to be hung in a public
place.
Mrs Sager and daughter. Mrs. Eunice
James OF Atchison avenue. will spend
the week in Wheatfield, Ill.
John C. Hall OF the membership
committee of the American Red Cross,
says the best way to celebrate the
Fourth of July is to display a house
card showing every member therein
belongs to the Red eros. and also an
American flag.
Mrs. Waldo Jennings of oliver
street. has returned from Joliet where
she and Mr.. Jennings visited L. H. Mat
tern and daughter. Louise motored
down and returned home with them.
Mr.. Jennings has now gone to New
York City where he Is attending the
annual salesmans convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland of Omaha, Neb.,
are expected here tomorrow to be
guests of L. H. Mattern and daughters
OF Oliver street.
The Sisters OF Providence of both
st. Johns Slavock school and the Sac
red Heart school have gone to their
annual retreat at st. Mary's of the
Woods.
Mrs. Emma Adams of Ohio avenue.
has been appointed caretaker at the
Whiting bathhouse for the summer
months, and James Bartuska. who
acted in the same capacity last year,
has been again appointed life guard
at the Whiting park.
Mrs. James Judson OF Atchison ave-
nue.. is entertaining her sisters from
Macomb, Ill
Harold Daegling has been quite III at
his home in Laporte avenue. for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Delbert Movie and daughter of
Hammond. visited her mother. Mrs.
John Lehr OF Sheridan avenue, yester-
day.
Mrs. U. G. Swartz of Sheridan ave-
nue., spent yesterday at Woodlawn,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Zimmerman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
LOWELL

Miss Celia Kimmet, who is work
ing in Crown Point. spending her
vacation here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Kimmet
Mrs. E. ]. Pixley was in Chicago
yesterday.
William Tramm. James Brannock and
Charles Buckley were IN Chicago yes
terday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Singleton of Shelby.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vint
Singleton. here yesterday.
A letter has been received by the
relatives of ForresA Pinkerton, who
is in the service of Uncle Sam as a
physician. He is stationed in the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steward of Chi
cago. are here visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chitwood and
other relatives. Mr.. Steward is TAX
Ing his vacation.
Miss PHOEBE Tiltoa was taken TO a
hospital l. Hammond yesterday morn
| ing to undergo an operation for ap-
perdicitis. Her mother and brother.
Fay Triton, accompanied her. Her
many friends hope for speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. John Hinsley of Lafayette, Is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Belshaw and other relatives
The Monon railroad has put on a new
train. 1t will run on Sundays and
holidays only. 1t leaves Monon at 6:53
D. m. and arrives in Chicago at 9:s5.
1t is due in Lowell at TAT.
/ Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Miss Carrie Eyer has returned tS
her home in Renssenael after a visit
here with her sister. Mrs. Frank Maj
10y. y
4 Miss Lucille Covington OF Memphis
| Tenn. is visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Vern Dyer
Floyd Lambert, another Lowell boy,
has left for Fort Wayne to enlist for
army service. He passed the exam
nation and has gone to Fort Thomas
| XIV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
ST. JOHN

Lawrence Sigler returned home from
Savannah, ILL.,. Friday evening. where
he was called by the death of his
mother.
Jacob Schmitz of Hegewisch. spent
Sunday here with his wife and family.
Misses Martha and FIarence Keil-
man of Hammond, spent Sunday here
with their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schusser Of Ham
nond, sps nt Sunday here with her par
snts.
Math Brick. IT.. has purchased a
Maxwell touring car.
Miss Lena Seminal srent Sunday
with relatives at Hammond.
Henry Neilbling and sons were Chi
ca go visitors on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
MUNSTER
HOBART


On account of the fine weather Sun
day afternoon an exceptionally large
number of autos passed through here.
About o'clock several of the fire
boys were called out to assist in put
ting out a blaze on an automobile
which started to burn, seemingly caus-
ed by an over-heated engine. The
car bore an Illinois license and was
damaged to such an extent that It had
to be towed to the local garage. The
occupants left on the evening train
for Chicago.
Grand Fourth Of July picnic at Spring
Hill Grove. Best dance floor in the
state. Be with the crowd. 6:30:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
MERRILLVILLE
ST. JOHN

Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of Myr-
tie avenue. motored to Tracy, Ind
Sunday, where they visited relatives
Miss Martha wittke OF Chicago, Wis
tied her aunt. Mrs. Fritz Kasch of In
diana boulevard. over Sunday.
Edward Horlbeck OF Indiana boule-
ward. returned home from the st. Ber-
nard hospital. Sunday.
Charles Platz OF Naperville, ILL.,, Wis
tied his father. Rev. Platz, over sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ehrat of Lake
avenue. entertained the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Clemmens and children OF
South Chicago. Sunday.
Mrs Wheeler returned to her home
in Eearlville, Ill. after a few waeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Benson.
George Bader OF the fire department.
is on two weeks vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
Whiting
And Its
People
Buy q 5000 Liberty Bond. Bank o,
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Buy $4,000 Liberty Bond. Bank OF
Whiting, open q. M to 8 p. m. sal
Mrs William Porter OF 11sth street.
Is entertaining relatives from Niles,
Ohio.
For Fourth OF July Decorations see
welsby 7:2:2
Mrs Frank Muldoon Of Central ave-
nue.. has as her guests her sister and
two children from Chicago.
Have your shoes repaired at p
Brandman's, 513 N. 7. ave. 6:2s:6
z. Mccarthy Of the Indiana Pipe
Line office. who resides at 4o5 Sheri-
dan avenue. has enlisted in the U. S.
signal corps and expects to leave
Whiting IN a few days.
Princess Theatre tonight Gladys
Coburn. in THE Primitive CALL" pictur-
izing a woman's power for good or evil
matinee, 1 o'clock. Kitty Gordon in
''Forget-Me-Not." Also. Metro com
edy. 7-S-1%
Mrs. Roy sclickly, nee Miss Maria
Mellat Of New York avenue. was taker
to St. Bernard's hospital on Sundas
night to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcpherson and
daughter Edith OF Hobart. visited the
formers sister, Mrs. J. E. Miller OF
New York avenue.
John Odrobinak OF Whiting has en-.
listed in the U. S. Marines and IS a.
the Great Lake naval training school
John Adam is very i'll with typhoic
fever at st. Margaret's' hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
DYER

Michael Gettler from Duluh. wished
with relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Z. Evans and children went
to Chicago Sunday to spend the day
with the children visiting various
places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrc. Peter Scheidt of Chi
cago Heights. were guests of relatives
here over SUNDAY.
la-re delegation Of Catholic For
esters frorl hera went to Hammond.
Sunday afternoon to be present at the
special exercises of comforting the ex-
allied degree on a large class of new
members. Sixteen from this court were
in the class.
C. H. Libby % Momence. visited Dyer
yesterday In the interest of the Ma
tional Biscuit Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
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FOR SALE BY
Wholesale Distributorsi

Wholesale Distributorss
Maginot Bros, Hammond. Ind.
Retailers:
Anderson Hdw. Co. Hammond. Ind.
Bieker Bros, Hammond, Ind.
c.. E. Nelson, Hammond. Ind.
JOS w. Weis. Hammond, Ind.
T.. Keilman & Son. Inc. Dyer. Ind.
Mrs. Joseph Swint. Hessville, Ind.
Harkema & Van Til. Highland. Ind.
NJ. Grimmer, Griffith. Ind.
n Kaufman, Indiana Harbor. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-03
CHILDREN'S DRESS.
BY Anabel Worthington.

The woman who likes to embroider may
add al individual touch to this simple
little dress by scalloping the neck-edge.
fevers and sleeves il the sana or & con-
trasting color. For a quicker method of
finishing, colored bias binding is attrac-
tive and easily applied. The dress is
slashed at the front and laced with
colored lace, and it is to be slipped on
ever the head. The short kimono sleeves
are comfortable length for hot weather.
The revers are cut in one with the dress.
A wide patent leather belt may be used
to hold in the fulness. Linen, gingham.
chambray or percale are good materials
for child's dress.
The one-piece dress pattern, No. 1922.
is cut in five sizes. 2, 4, 6, s and 10 years.
The four-year size requires 24 yards of
81 inch material or rs yards of SO inch
material.
To obtain this pattern send 10 cents
to the office Of this publication.