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The evening herald., 1917-08-30
COMMITTEE FIXING
PRICE OF WHEAT IS
NEARING DECISION
Report Is Expected to be Made to
President Wilson Some Time
Today, and Latter Will Make
Public Announcement

Washington Aug 80 The wheat
price fixing committee carried IT, dee
alterations INTO toe third das iu an cf-
fort tu r,u. In agreement ou fair
valuation tor the 1915 Crop. Decision
uu the question was expected uciorr
,hp clos, ot the DAVIS Sessiuu.
The report Will uc made to rrrsi-
dent Wilson. who viii MAX, thr au-
uuuu,Dwcut
The dccisiuu tu euumit report Ca
President Wilson With recommends
tons was taken to Indicate that b had
uut boon able f, uErcc wholly uu d
ric, and that the president would ci.
fees east the deciding vote.
Announcement Vll Doe made az th'
White uuu-, after the president has
| r,flrw,d tn, r,.uumrHdaNuus and
lupII,tod % price.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
FIRST INCREMENT
OF COUNTY DRAFT
QUOTA IS PICKED
Board Today Names Six Men Who
Will Leave for Fort Riley Next
Tuesday, the Vanguard of Ber-
nalillo s 1919.

The siN men who Will form the first
Increment Of Bcrualillp vuuntys draft
quota OF isg To- leave FOR the training
camp al Fort Riley Kan. were picked
today hy the draft board They are:
g. H Parsons, OF the occidental
apartments
u T. Livingston. $40 West central
avenue.
Frank f. sanchcs. l.ti South Third
street
.. l.. Padcl 81. South Edith street.
- H. Jameson. 5l2 South Broad
way
Gerald V. smith 3o5 North Sixth
street
Thcy viii leave Tor Fort Riley next
Tuesday. one OF them Will he dcsig-
mated as leader under whose orders
the others viii be until they report
a; the fort
Iu the Instructions sent by the EuV-
crnlacut regarding the selection of the
flisi Increment the draft board was
told tu ignore the order in which tho
men were drawn for the draft and a
preference was expressed Tor mon
likely Go bc useful about camp from
the start such as cooks and men with
military experience Parsons is a
cuok. Livingston and Smith hav, had
military experience. and Sauchcs Is a
carpenter
All ~ them were volunteers Tor Inn
mediate service. Several others came
forward to offer themselves for the
first Increment.
Tomorrow the board viii take up
the exemption claims filed 10y those
passed by the physicians in the eN-
animation of the sccuud-call men.
Fifty-ouc Of the 22i examined were
found unfit for service by the doc
tors Their names will probably Dee
given out tomorrow. after the list has
been checked and considered Toy tho
board.
The seventy five men who failed to
report for examination, are draftces
} who volunteered ~ army or navy and
! those who transferred iium U.is iuris-
/ dlptou TO another
I The board is not concerned about
men Who let tu ignore IN, cNtWiua-
( ton call rhc examination by draft
/ physicians I- 10 prNIl"g. extended {,
draftccs by the government, ANA mcr
/ who fuu 90 appear are simply marked
uasscd and entered Tor service.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
MAIN COMMITTEE OF
REIC4sTAG CONCLUDES
ITS SUMMER SESSION

EcIl Wvdue.dgN Aug 80, tNn
! .uduu. Aug tu'-. The roichstaE
main committee INCLUDED its midsum-
mor session this afternoon and ad-
iuururd until tine assembling uf the
uu session ol The rcichstug next
ninth The committee today discussed
the censorship and martial mw \
motiu by the social democrats and
independent socialists recuumcudius
1pmtticu ui martial uw failed of ac-
ptauoc. Resolutions presented uN
tie mHjor,u parties. cullng for ahro-
raton cot the poht'cll ,uu-crtp and
O., ntalutug recommendation fuI
~ odificatluu ot present uon-oru re'
stric'iou~. Wor, adopted d. was roc
ummondItluH for uuihlcatou ~ ar
order of tu, f.dcra ruurrH dated
August 3. -uple,ung mo,us pi.'We'
t. rlIid censorship
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
TWO RUSSINN REGIMENTS
DTSEIsT THEIR TRENCIiES

PctruErad. Aug. 30.--largcr pro-
portion of two Russian regiments in
the Fokshani region On the Rumanian
front loft their trenches and retired
yesterday. says todayS war office
statement The dispersal OF one OF
the regiments followed and measures
have been taken. it is stated. TO re.
store the positions affected in the
battle now In progress.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
Troops Of Former National Guard
Parade Before Leaving for
Their Preliminary Training
Camp at sparatanburg, s. g.
RoARs OF CHEERS GREET
THE NATIONS DEFENDERS
More Than Six Hours Required
for the Men to March from
10th Street to Washington
Square; Many Notables Present.

By Assoeistsd Prsu
New York. Aug 30.-Thc spectacle
Of $4,000 fighting men marching down
Fifth avenue. New Yorks troops for
democracy's battle line IN France,
stirred this great city To the depths
today
Pride. patriotic forvor and the emo
tions that go with fnrewells to "a sol-
der seemed 60 grip with "a common
intensity the two millions of people
who watched the rank upon rank OF
khaki going by The troops. New
York states former national guard.
now the twenty seventh division OF
the United states army. marched be-
fore leaving for their preliminary
training AT Spartanburg. :. c., so that
the oitV might give them ''send-off'
worthy OF their mission. The soldiers
called forth roars of cheers. that were
almost continuous for the more than
six hours that IL took the division to
march from 10th street tn Washing
ton square.
showcrcd With Roses.
The twenty second engineers. led by
| Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt. who left
Immediately for the training camp az
| Spartanburg. marched In the van and
as they passed the grandstand at
| Forty second street and Fifth avenue
were showered with roses by women,
| Governor whitman. Col. Theo. aoose-
vclt Lord Northclliffe. Major General
Bell. Mayor Mitchell. clts officials.
| Rear Admiral Usher and other navy
| officers. the mayors OF fifty upstate
| cities and forcing connuls-generals.
officers of the allies. reviewed the pa
rade from the balcony OF the Onion
| League club.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
Viscount Ishii, Head of Mission
Now Touring America, Says
Two Nations Are United TO In.
sure Victory for Allies
RIGHT AND JUSTICE SURE
TO PREVAIL IN THE END
Should Use Our Splendid Abil
tiles in Forming Judgment and
Not Believe the Half.informed
Critic or Hired Slanderer.

~ Nakurshlcd Ffehs
Washington Nug ar.--Japdu's mis-
sion headed bN NIscuuut Izhu was
received today D., the senate at a
ceremony iu which senator salisbury.
pr' Idcu, pro t"mporc Welcomed the
visitors Boo tho absence uf Vice prcsi-
dent Marshall Jud Njs,ount I-hu
made .u address bearing J message
cot friendship and ruoI viii between
tu" nations
Ono presenting \l-couut l-hi spc
Cl.l ambassador and head ot the Jap
auo-c mission tu tA, senate TODAY
Senator salisbury Of Delaware. prcsi-
don't pro tcwpor' OF the senate and
acting be- the an-,ucp OF Wee prcI-
dent Marshall. declared the occasion
's,WholIz's complete international
fraternity which common conscious
ur-- Of international honor has
brought about.
referring Co German propaganda
senator Saul-nury said evil attempt.
had been mad. o. breed distrust
among friends uf the tinted States
japan hr continued Joins our ua.
tiuu m plcdpiur anew conuuuunc,
or our old friendship which N,
trouble makers of the earth hav,
uiod $50 hard Co interrupt"
Nlscount l.nu addressed ,r- -cu1t,
Boo part It follows
TcNt uT I~nii's NddrC-s.
"htr President aud Gentlemen
Muatc,,r the critic. hIlf.iuiuIm,d. Oi
tho hir,J slaudrrog may .Jy agius
us u forming your Judgment OF ia.
uIu Wr ush Nuu uuF Geo use thu-'
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
TEUToNs ARE WAITING
TO HEAR FROM ALLIES
TO ANSWER PEACE NOTE
By As,oeiatsd Prsss

Acstcrd1m, Aug ao.-Thc commis-
siuu appointed bN the German cham
ccllor to consider q reply go the peace
rutc 81 Pope Boncdlct held tts first
session Tuesday accurdiug tu the
Iol,ll Auzeigcr of Berlin Chancellor
NIchayli- presided tt the meeting
which lasted about two hours aud q
half Tho session adjourned until the
results OF the discussions over the
note are available from Vienna,
Constautinople aud sofia
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
~ SStNINS LOSE GROUNDS
AIONt. ittMNNINN FRONT

Berlin Aug 80 Via London --
ou southern Rumaniun front vestor-
duy the Russians were elected from
Trcch,i and pressed back over the
heights beyond the village in the di-
rcrtlou OF the Suchtza valley, says
tudays official report
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
ENTMY NRTIII. .EIiN NCrINE;
STORMY NND WIT ME\THE,

London Aug 80. The enemy ar-
uIlcry was active during the might In
the Nicuport sector says todey's war
office statement The weather was
stormy and vet
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
COPPER PRICE-FIXING
COMMITTEE EXPECTED
TO MAKE REPORT SOON

Washington. Aug 30. Announce
monts Of copper prices to he fixed by
tne government was forecast TODAY
Dos u conference of John - Ryan nt
the Amalgamatcd company and
litruard Baruch with the Federal
Trade Commission which has COM
q rleted its study uf costs The price
/ Is expected to be fixed between twenty
,rnd twenty two and one hall cents
' Per pound,
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
NRTILIERN FIGHTING
VIOLENT NJ NEHDt'N

Berlin. Aug so. ,Via Loudonl --
Artillery fighting in the Verdun sec
tor reached point ~ grenter vio-
l,ucc Yesterday evening, the war Of
rcc announced today
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
MEXICAN DOLLARS WORTH
7Ola CENTS, DUE TO THE
HIGH PRICE OF SILVER


Washington. Aug, 80 THE Mexican
silver dollar. the salue of which has
lens been established ~ approximate
Is 50 cents In American money has
risen to "a new high standard because
90 the soaring price ~ silver, At to-
days marl,ct quotation the silver con-
tanned in ID Mexican dollar j. worth
.7ois cents new high record Mexican
paper MONEY does not share in sulue
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
Socinll,i 1.et. ~cai

SAN juan Porto Rico. Aug se.--
Santiago Igiesias, socialist candidate
for -cnatur-at-large In the recent
election h entitled 20 the seat held by
senator we've. republican. accerding
Ia the report OF a senate committee
which has made recount OF the ball
lots.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
AMERICAN SCHOONER
LAURA G. ANDERSON is
DESTROYED BY BOMBS


LnnGon. Aug 30.--The American
schooner Laura G Anderson was sunk
5y bombs from submarines on Thurs
day All the members OF the crew
were picked up and landed at an
English port.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
BAR SILVER s ADVANCE
is UNBRoKEN; SELLS FOR
9O94 CENTS AN OUNCE


New york Aug &c., bar -ihers
steady advances was unhrOkou today
the metal being quoted at snh cents
an ounce almost one cent moro than
Yesterday highest figure
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
Military Operations Are at Dead
lock, Consisting of Trench Raids
and Infantry Operations of Lo-
cal Significance.
INCREASE IN NUMBER OF
BRITISH VESSELS SUNK
Report Issued Last Night Shows
a Slight Jump, but the French
Shared Better Than in the Past,
Losing but Four Ships.

By Associated Press
Military operations on the Franco
Belgian front continue to lac OF q
minor nature only. In contrast with the
uirring activities OF last week at Ner-
uun and in Flanders.
Todays official report from paris
shows the situation along the French
lines To- ne one Of temporary dead
lock. with nothing more important
taking place than artillery combats,
trench raids and infantry operations
of only local signlficg1ce In this
l5H class were two German attacks
is 81 night in the Champagne region
east Of the Teton. which the French
rcpulscd. and similar attempts of the
Germans to push back French posts
IN the Verdun region north OF Vaux-
Les Palamelx aud penetrate the lines
north of Cauriercs wood.
All these were completely checked.
~ was q German thrust in the Aisne
region near Chevreux
Fighting Ia tcr,lun tcgion.
There was active artillery fighting
I'M the Verdun region and similar
spirited activity AT points in the Aisne
rector
Rlin'uEh tntie was sllEh lhcfeaNe
iu the number Of British vessels sunk
last week. as shown by last nights re-
Iort from London. French shipping
suffered less from submarine attacks
tkan in the preceding week. The
French LOSSES totaled four vessels. as
compared with nine the week ending
Aug 49, The sinking by "a submarine
of an American vessel the schooner
/ Laura G. Anderson. h. reported today,
The crew was saved
Rome today reports the repulse OF
Lstri1n counter-attacks In the Isonzo
| region. The Italians held all their
| positions firmly and even gained
ground al points. They took $40 pris-
orcrs.
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

GENERALLY fair tonight and Friday
warmer east portion Friday
The evening herald., 1917-08-30
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. 81; minimum. Ssi range.
81. $ a. m. ~. south wind. clear.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASS
FOR U. S. TELEGRAPRERS

Owing to the shortage of telegraph
operators and the urgent need of trained
men for service in the Signal CORPS Che
government has inaugurated 4 nation
wide campaign to enroll ana instruct
key men for army service
As the army viii need thousands of
telegraphers, an educational campo I'm
is deemed necessary 10 the suceessrui
prosecution of the war The state or
Indiana has been asked to furnish 900
trained telegraphers. or this number
Hammond is expected to Furnish its
quota.
To complete the present organization
Of the Signal Corps and prepare for fu-
ture increases, new men must be train
ed as telegre pliers. TO accomplish this
various schools and institutions
throughout the country are establishing
classes in telegrsphy for the trining
Of men. who will be called ON the second
and future calls. for this special and
technical branch Of the service. The
Free Evening classes of the Hammond
Public Schools have been designated
for the purpose of training telegraphers
from this city.
These classes present an excellent OPP
pofSunity for young men To prepare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

ANN l RIA i- ,.. wa, ,., i
fs ...~:,a o.al...i. -,r,,a,,
.bo.l -. ~ rs.sl t4-. - o.ol...t
Df and Mrs George BicNnei*. ho
nays oegh guests e J4ase ana MIS-
,'' ~" s.
=,
soma i,,neo.,a,,ent t. ~ ror5ttto,
thomas Wilson OF fiemlock
street mas hef sister MISS Florence
9aNl'n. mere from 9eotdaie' Fa.' VISIT
ing her-
Souvenir cards are arriving from
the newly weds. Mr. and Mrs. John X
Murphy tnee Mae O.ConnorJ. saving
that they had arrived at St Louis
Mo-. and are at the homes Of relatives
Tho 4t~.~+--. 49,. .-..-.a+o,,
l.l,.,,-fes 49, w.. a+ 10 -.
tbef- re,,,1a., ,..satf... ,.-l.t TO-,
,,.as ~. f,.s.,s.. - ,[-...-..I.- t.,,,,l.,+
,,-e -, ta t-....s..+.,4 t.-+ ,s+o-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Pine So Presbgterlan.

The Rev NJ II. krause. Pastor.
1000 a. SUNDAY school
1900 a. m.-DNjne service
quo j.. m.-Juninr Christian Eudeavor
$50 p. Senior Christian Endea1o
80 p. m.-Egening service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
First PenteoostaI Church Of the MAJ
arpne.

Corner of Michigan and Calumet. Rev
A S Balsmeier Pastor
9:45 a. ln.-Suuday school
1880 a. rn--PreaChing
700 e. m.-Preaching-
$50 p ln-Youug Peoples meeting.
1850 =. m.-Preaching
BiNiVal services every night next
week. With evangeustic preaching
and good singing. Come. you are
invited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
1mmanuels Evane enoa1 Church.

The Rev. A. j Hotz. Pastor. ass
sibley street. Phone 1855 ".
$500 "A. u.-Sunday schCol
German and English classes.
10-15 a. m.--German service.
NO evening service.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
SOCIAL NE WS

.,,,ee+s. ,--4, 7
aTrs tr.- p ,...tg i.r..,.t.,
rb.tr ,i. 49,,
rn,, t6., ,+t -s-,tI.
spnoio,.d t ,rr. .rbo,,ss
ar ,7 - ,r~ ,r,
-ar.+ t1 .+.r,,,..
srtornoor 4, rbe ,,o,-,,l,- rras-irs IT
tb. -tb ~ r,l, strs
Rotbu.arrs bo,,a q5, 1orraon etros
T7igbts,, ,,,.,.1.rs A .++or5,r,.
ana de,.o.o3 IA. .++.,,.,,,, +, p..4 e,-oss
sag,frr 4, H. .los ~ H.. ,ras,,ns-
daipt, refreshments y..r. eer,ed
A. tie r.se,,r- ,se-er3a, afternoon
If the KINGS paurbters ~ fouovns
oflicers ,,era elected to -er,. for th-
,ice rresidenr Ms II ~artsn se,re
f., ,-...,,,...,
Alt. l.,.fs Ss,fo Mrs fferberr >.o,
-an MS bo.,es H. ml1,,gs rFeir
next meet.Yr ,,lt he held FRIDAY
November 16th. al The residence of Mrs
laude Sanr. 5o5 i5,tb street.
The ceremonial meeting or tbo wah
Wan Tavsee Camp FIRE Girls took place
last evening al the home N EDITH
Iewke In calumet avenue. Kate Bush
rum Nalo Elmira gurh tia Rufh
Barber were amone the members to
receive the rank 1T Wood Gatherer
T4, name III I.eoda Haliburt WAS en-
rolled a. new member social time
was enioyed after HIS business meet
ing
Miss Miriam Warner has invted the
members If tbe Altrutsts cIae. or tbe
Baptist SUNDAY school NJ HUH homee ~
Carroll street. Monday Fun social.
evenir the class bas ORGANIZED
CHAPTER 81 IN World Wide Gufld and
his Viii BE- NY third meeting
Past Onicers Nieht ,yiU - celebrated
by Hammond chapter of Eastern star
at its meeting Tuesday evening at the
Masonic Temple After the lodge ses-
sion refreshments win be served ia the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

DR.. T II Maisel. 100 West 5-b ave-
nue.. Is attending the annual Chtro-
practors' convention at Ind!anaDol s
Dl. Naisel VIII return on Monday
C.,.
80 ~ -. -, 80.
- ~, 800,
Ahou+ sivt, sI.des ,-1tc,, NJ ts---,-n.1,
.ao,,~s4 So, - ,.,,+,---.t.-.
sbo,,r irl,s+,.,t,e he t.r. ~
..C,-t,, pIa,,,,7,,e. ,rba .ar,o Fl.
.5Itori,,n, an zfora.,
IT, l-t,-.-.t. e-, go
71assooh,,so++. s+ro.+ ,,-tii ,.ai4 -e,,....-
80 - 80 - --4,7 =
- ~ r,.
sud, scb,,ol -l.,,.a,,a.
Tho r~ooh.1 s+,a.,+. ,a+ us..-
s4aaoa a.,l H.. ,a-..
~ -, - ...,7-.
49,, - 49,
Marguerite stratton and fl Tane-
THE Patriotic Revue.r There were
flag drills and marches +ablas,,v an4
folk dancing. several vocal numbers
by Mss Marguerite Stratton. and mu-
steal selections by the FroeheI s.~iv g
orchestra At the Inclusion q thc
pr0gr-.1 tAa entire audience rose aaa
sang unison The star spaugle8
The Sisters Of Beth El Will meet at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
viii be entertained by Mrs NJ q Moran
of Mason street.
The program arranged by Mrs WI C-
tile Thauk4Slving meeting 81 the WON
ans N4Ission r. Society Of the First
Presbyterian church yesterday at the
home 0f Mrs Mary Holm ia Glendale
Park was enjoyed rs one hundred mems
ber~ ami their friends The program
consisted Of a missionary pageant and
during the tab'eauN Mrs Charles IL
Iauers. harpist played very beautifully
several selections AIRS . = Par e
sang a Lullaby bs Miss Lillian tArn'it1
sn5 1ue Ladies' Chorus also sang The
prosram was delightful
Embellishments shower vas given or
-~t.,~s5a,- .,f,.,.-,.,, ~ Mrs IL
t....l, 0r-7-o.,, s-ra4+ 5anorine her So
I'll 1r,. tiora Norman whose marrlaee
~ rcbn E4ooLxyttcb VIII he an event 81
ina near future "A prettiIv appointed
.,,., ...,,,rs, l.,,,obaoo was served there
,..,,,s- ,,,,.e~s f,r Mrs 1ohn Hagen. Mrs
~ ~ NJ ID t.aak Mrs il
Hudson Mrs Georse Knott. Mrs Fred
t4srb~arbr Mrs Thomas I4agen. MRS
7,,tiisr t5Iara Mrs Henry Morris. Mrs
Francisco ana daughter Gertrude. Mrs
D,,rktD Mrs Austin. Mrs IL smith.
Ne. ts,,5..r and MISS Katherine Ne
cartbv
The Fnyyorth I.esetle Of The Methodist
,n,,r,h Min observe WIN Nv chum
l1rb The meetings viii H. held every
e,.a,,trg raxt week except Saturday
fror, ey4n-tbirt1 untn elght-thirty
,,gloct Theodore Moor VII be The
1.a5er 1npaav and The meeting Non
TIT, ,,in H. Fl charge ST Charles sur
- -rb.~, ain H. Speciat music al
il r,os+irr~
The marriage of Mrs Ella Hageman
quietly solemnfzed by Or. r. J. Bassett
IN he FIRST Methodist church at his
home in vabb street Thursday evening
stv ,,rfocl only Miss Ruth Hauck
80 ~ s,ott who we're their attendants
49,. r,,os4,,+ NJ The ceremony The
brids wore a blue suit Ar and Mrs
olosen will make their home at 500
state Line street for the win-er.
Mr. and Mrs arthur Andree of webs
.--.-,,,, a,7ro,t4-a the birth of a /
,+a,,gr.a- ON Sundav November 4th.
Ms Albert Nleder of Jackson. Mich. !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Held at our branch. 5I5 150th stree
every Sunday, 10 a. m- All free. Al
welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10
Associated Bible 5

A-ssoc-ated bloIe stooenFs, WI meet
at p. IN. Sunday. at the * of 2. hall.
corner of Holman and Ogden Streets
All are invited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

The Hammond Musical College an
nounces tts first Sunday afternoon con
cert program to be given by pupils Of
Karl Reckzeh at Straube hall, on
November nth at four O'Clock. The
procram viii be given b. Day Maio.
Tobie Berger. Molly Niembovsky, Ger
trlde sheldon, Ruth suttoline Mar
garete Wilson Annette specter and
Emil Trachsel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Make II The Last War.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Among the parties IN Hammond $
Younger set there has been none more
delienrful than the one of last evening
1t which Miss Margaret u Nellie.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Nellie.
Ss4 south Holman street, entertained
at the Hammond Country Club. II was
called "A Dance with You Dance" and
bout nifty, young people from Ham
nond and Gary enjoyed the evening
NlcKelvey's orchestra played the dance
music end during the evening a buffet
supper was served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

a baby daughter. Sara Janette. was
born his morning r. Nh and Mrs. Wei
lace Dee csc Van Buren, street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

The history committee Of the Ham
mond woman's club VIII hold its meet
ing Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. j. IT. Hutton. 9s ogden street. The
program viii begin promtly at two
thirty o'clock and viii be as follows
History Of Russia from the earliest
time to the present wal" ---------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Deposition of the Czar" -----------
Mrs. c. ". Campbell
.Kerenslzv''- Mrs. n J. Dermedy
.Ehat the Revolution VIII Do For
the Finn. the Pole and the Jew
Mrs. Farley Dunbar
shall We send an Army Into Rus
zia" Mrs J. W Davis
Music by Russian composers
Miss Mildred AIojeska
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

The marriage of Mrs Ella Hagemah
10 @. r. Olesen of Two Dot Mont. was
quietly solemnized by Or. 7. j. Bassett
az the First Methodist church ct his
home in Webb street Thursday evening
AZ six O'Clock. only Miss Ruth Hauck
and a.. Scott who we're their attendants
were present at the ceremony The
bride wore a blue suit AR and Mrs.
Olosen will make their home at 500
Srare Line street for the win-er.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Andree of Webs
ter avenue announce the birth Of a
daughter on sunday November 4th-
Mrs. Albert Meder of Jackson Mich.
is visiting her mother. Mrs Jane Nor
risou of Carroll street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Dr. z. II Maisel. 100 West 5ch ave-
nue.. IS attending the annual Chtco-
practors' convention at Ind!anaD9l s..
ia Maisel VIII return on Monday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

The Christian Science church. GLE
street. VIII hold services
tomorrow morning at IA o'clock. The
lesson subject viii be: adam and tae
Fallen Man" The public Is welcome.
Sunday school convenes at 9.45.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-10

Katharine Howard. 45Is oIcOtt Ave.
Phone 2s3 viii be pleased to write and
receive social news and advertising for
The Times