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ohDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.

oNDhN OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
On this 23rd day OF Anru 49,,
or on reading the petition r for a dis d: isia
- o fae eaT Sv ips it is ""re
Of lyme, A. D. 1917. before ,a ia pay pay
o'clock Shm nnnm! in said district. at IL
Oe published In The Times.Di,nstteehhe oI
newspaper new, printed in said district .,a
persons a. IN kh intSIa,, creditors and other,
SAID SO time and place. and show the
~ H. any they have. why the pra &c;
r rs SAD petitioner should not Se
And 4 is further ordered hv ~.
t to aii mat the clerk shall send BY mali
petition and this order. adds.sosa saiu
s snen at their places Of residence as
Witness the Honor,h,o pn
WADDILL. JR., Judge of The "a DidioM LUMP
and the seal thereof at Ricbn,ar S9u ~
Sa'q district on tho 23rd day OF Anrii
Attest:
tsean JOSEPH p. BRADY,
MEs KTMsoJNu sT1s. DUNFoRD Z At
- Attorneys for Bankrupt.
IN cd 5HE GNIpED STATES DTSTRfCT
TRIcT OF vIRGlN1A..A EASTERN DIS
In the matter Of N, ,ss,
Bankrupt. NDD Bans In
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
on on re ths 2ar ID day oe April, A. D. 1917.
er as eddn by tRe: e IL Is That $50,
OF June. a. D. 1917. before said co UAf
oclosk sn noom and tn said ;ha district. at
oe published in The Times Dfspatch
n nsrs an :, Known creditors and otHsr
pa,Sons IN interest may appear at the
SAD time and place. and show cause.
y any they have. why the PRAYER OF
e ers SAD petitioner should not be
And It Is further ordered by tba
i fo ri mat the clerk shall send BY mail,
petition and this order. addressed ~
mem at their places OF residence as
Witness the Honorable EpM1JND.
WADp1LL. JR.. Judge OF the said court
and the seal thereon. at RichmonI IN
said district. on the 23rd day Of April.
Attest:
tseap JOSEPH P. BRADY,
FRANK T. SUTTON JR., ESQ
Attorney for Bankrupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DfSTRTCT
TTRTKF OF EoR R1R ri1E EASTERN, DIS
In the matter Of
WALTER +. HARRIS, No. 18so
RIS & CO. RapLrun+
Bankrupt N'Ne''
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this gard day OF April, A. y. 1s17
on reading the petition for discbarre
or the bankrupt. II Is -;
ordered by the court, That hearing
ne NAG upon the same on tho 4TH DAY
OF JUNE. A. ID. 1917, before said CONF
at Richmond, In said district. ar
o'clock noon; and that notice thoroof
be published In The Times Dispatcb q 4
newspaper printed In said district. and
that all known creditors and other5
persons in interest may appear at tina
said time and place. and show cause,
" any they have, why tho prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be%
And it is further ordered bv t,a5
court; That the clerk shall send by mail
10 an known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order, addressed TO-
them at their places OF residence as
Witness the Honorable EDa.rJNr,
WADDlLI,. JR., Judge of the said court
and the seal thereof, at Richmond, in
said district, on the 23rd day OF April
Attest: .%
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
t ITeap Wy c,o,n Clerk. s
Attorney for Bankrupt u
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE E.

On this c3rd day Of April. A. D. 1917,
on reading, the petition for discharge
of the bankrupt II Is
Ordered by the court. That a hearing
be had upon the same on the 9TH DAY
OF JUNE \. u. 1917. before said court
at Richmond. in said district. at la
he published in The Times Dispatch, u
newspaper printed In said district. and
that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear Mt the
said time and place, and show cause
If any they have. why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And It is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send hy mall
TO all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDII.I.. JR.. Judge OF the said court
and tho seal thereof. at Richmond. In
said district, on the 23rd day of April
a. ID. 1917.
Attest:
JOSEPH r. BRADY.
seal, Clerk.
Attorney for bankrupt.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS
MRS. JOHNSON

LoOK-Eyegi glasses Spectacies-I.OOK
70. H. T. iShtsit. %. c.. Second and CLAW
Street. EyesiSht Specialist Madison 1850
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MEETINGS

THE annual meeting of the Mutual Assur-
ance Society OF Virginia will DO held at
the office Of the society on MONDAY. MAY
g. MOFEETT KING. Secretary
THE annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
Of the Baushnan Stationery Company
i3c2 West Broad Street. Richmond. Va. at
l: o'clock noon. WEDNESDAY. May 3. 1917.
{. II. HOGGE.
Secretary
. THE stated Communication Of RICH
~ mond Lodge. No. 10. A. i. & A. Nj
AK VIII be held In the Masonic Temple.
Broad and Adams Street, THIS
hers OF sister lodges and transient brethren
BY order of the WorShipfui Master.
ROBERT L. wINFREE.
Secretary.
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DEATHS

BuRkE-Dird It, her re-iGcnc.. :. south
1,i n.F' GHr,Iplrr. trI 81 ", AntiI 20
M mns OF MieHaei Bur-: asra eighty
husband and tho following children; ioi,i
sG.; Joseph l., n norfolk William NJ
Inhn,s co!lrrr Danyer. Mass Mrs y j..
nheahy, Mr-- Katie \. DAVE. OF This CITY.
Euncral MOTTO later
Bu,RNETT -p!ed; a, th~ re.idene" q her
sister. Mrs VI g. Garthrirht 1909 Fourth
Avenue. Highland Park sunday ,nril .
III NJ MISS SARAH EL.HAHE.H
:. Funeral took piao" from above rcsldenc.
a. - NJ. MONDAY. Anril 60 intcrinent
REYNOLDS Died. q, hor rcsIdencc Mon
dhy, April 10. i:2p \ ST. MRS. ANNIE
F. REYNOLDS beloved wite 81 TIC late
g. w Reynolds. In No sixty ninth y,ar 81
dauEhter TO mourn her ioe- charles $
William r and Katie ! Hoyuolds: aIro
three brothers. w < Leonard OF Atlanta
Ca l.. NJ ard Milton 81. Leonard Of mi.
Funeral VIII tskc ple". w.:pNt:SpAY.
Church
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LOST. fur ucckpiccr left on monument in
= Hollywood Cemetery SUNDAY suitable
r.Mar1 TO finder Gil Randolph l22l.J
LOST, small crescent stuck pin IN W.si End
SUNDAY afternoon ~ found. DIo.%. pLouc
w. ". unrdwic!>s. Boulevard 49,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGH CLASS SALESAIl.N
WE haH" an opening for good proIuccrv
men who have ability and can develop
territory. This J. splendid opportunity
;oI real sal"sm"n: writ" for proposition
stat" agc. previous experience, territory
covered. etc Address sales manager SO
SilclLNnd Euildins Ro,noke. Va
WANTED. by Richmond corporation. an
active. energetic Hdl"sfpan 10 cover
10y territory. ono with some knowledge Of
;,ap"i bags and toilet paper preferred. Adj
Hf'F+, .sthDnr "Nl"Tl"uSe and SALARY dc.
sired J 80. care Times Dispatch
MIR SALESMAN. you easily doubie
your present earnings with our baby
proposition. because ~ appeals 10 tho
yc-t"r a. nothing cis. docs For full in.
,ni,nston see ! b. Cleveland. at Murphy's
y <TEb. two experienced suburban lot
statesmen. Good opportunity for hust,cre
RIA l. ehtat. Saic1Inon wanted on great
his. nov. catchy idea in subdivis prop-
Sitpn. HS money Tor big producers An.
ny sos American Bank Building. CAN
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HELP WANTED-Maie

WANTED men BOYS 20 Work u, our
- nursery. w I. Hood & Co. Ginter Park
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FOR sa!" farms standing timber hou.tns
and lots. Bragg resident site. Lots FOR
TTho'ce residents r ID. Bragg. Victoria.
FOR sale ar exchange. for smaller houpc.
one OF Tho prettiest homes the Boulo.
ward. Address Boulevard. care NetropoIi-
tan IIOtel. WnshiM.tnn- d
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HELP WANTED-NIale

WANTED. 80 LABORERS TO WORK ON
NEW PASSENGER STATION APPLY
AT DAVIS AVENUE AND BROAD.
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WANTED--Rooms

WANTED. three or four nicely furnished
rooms ana bath for summer months
s1nih OF BROAD Street. References eX-
changed. Give details in FIRST letter Dr.
Il II Twice. Commercial Building
WANTED. May IL. by two young men, two
rooms private bath. on franklin or
Grace streets between Foushee and Laurel
nnicrenGeS exchanged Address eos care
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NOTICE-Bankrupt

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EA en-.
ERN DISTRICT OF ViRGINIA. 'Asi
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NoIlCE OF FIRST MEETING OF,
CREDITORS.


To tho creditors OF RENJAN1N n
C WALLER: Of r chmond. in the
atoresaidP or hkenrlco. and district
erin n0t dsn Is Is, hereby given that on tho
RENJAy,N! = Aprti A. D. 1917. tho said
2 mestins bankrupt. and thai the f 1
n R,, ny OFFICE. Rooms iiIs-Iiio o Su fSad
bA BAY oE M tA,eYhm 4 Va. on the 10TH
c IN tne forenoon at which time ths os soiS
claims. spp may attend ,tens prove. their
6 6anikrupt. and transact SUCH eth hns
raid meet as may properly como before
THOS. B. sNEAD,
April 80. 1917. =" bankruptcy.
IN rG THE UNITED STATES DTsTR7r7
T RRGIHT o EOR THE EASTERN Dis
ihiCI OF VIRGINIA. LIS
c. G. c. rE H'sfH 81 ! No. 1850.
Bankrupt. R,,r..m
ORDER OF NnTJ~,,
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LOST AND FOUND

:. Funeral VIII tsbc r!e". w-nNESIAY.
1ay l. u" at Denny stree, Methodist
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Help Observation-Disclosures
SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EITTIWDND SCHOOL OF StenoYrn phy. suinlnrr
session begins May ]. Special terms.
si3 East Main tsecond floor. Miss Poy-
thr"ss. Principal.
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: - $500 -
W NTED- Farms.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly & c
Write postal for necessary blanks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-30

students. Coming with the highest
recommendations OF the artists she
studied with. both in Chicago and her
former home. Wichita, Kansas. il is
believed she will with no delay be able
to convince the public Of her ability.
Her latest association in the musical
world has been with Mile. Jeanuette
Durno. where she has been in the
capacity as her assistant; also with
Vivian Scott of the Cosmopolitan
School Of Music, both noted celebrities.
Miss TagEart's professional card ap-
pears in the columns OF this paper
and anyone desiring to attest further
as to her knowledge of music NAV
communicate direct with her. She
teaches the Leschitizky method Of
technique.
Anna Mackay. eight-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mackay of
Northcote avenue. who was stricken
with infantile paralysis week ago.
is doing very nicely. 1t is believed by
the attending physician that she has
had very slight attack OF the malady
and with care will soon be restored to
her normal health
The teachers OF the public school
are all returning the latter part Of
this week to resume their work. Many
new ones are coming also.
Mrs William Hart. who suffered a
badly fractured limb from the result Of
a porch swing falling upon her sew
eraI weeks ago. is well enough to be
up and about the house. but cannot
use the injured member as yet Mrs.
Hart expressed herself that the pain
and annoyance she underwent was all
worth the kind and sympathetic atten-
ton she received from her many
friends while she was confined to the
hospital and now that she is at home
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church is meeting today with
Mrs o. Cedarholm. 341 Chicago avenue.
Hammond.
Mrs VIII Lewis of North Magoun
avenue has as a guest Miss Carrie
Acton of Blanchester. o. and who is
on her way to Sabula. Ia. to resume
her duties as teacher in the high
school OF that city.
Allan Doescher who has had an un-
usually severe attack of whooping
cough. is showing some improvement
although he is still in a very weak
ened condition.
Miss Lorraine Rowan. a teacher in
the Washington school. ia arriving
from Racine. Wis. where she has spent
her vacation at the home of her par
ents.
Mrs, X. Jansen Of 144th street has
invited a fevs friends to meet with
her in the afternoon of tomorrow.
and sons. John and Arthur, are com
ing home Saturday from a visit with
relatives at Kenosha, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Osler of 1902
1ssth street are the proud parents of
baby girl born Tuesday.
Mrs James Johnston of Fir street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-30

VINO underwent very serious operation
recently at the Mercy hospital in Gary
will be brought home the latter part Of
this week If her condition permits.
The y. A. Hembroffs. Mrs. Marion
Hover and Virgine Hembrof have re-
turned from their outing at Bass Lake
earlier than they had anticipated owing
to the GOODNESS Of the weather. The
trip was made in their machine
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Helm Of Parish
avenue and their three children have re-
turned from pleasant trip in their car
to several eastern cities
Prof. E. n. Canine is attending insti-
tute week at Crown Point He appears
on the program today
The East Chicago club women are
making preparations to resume their
annual and regular routine program of
work next month at an early date. The
various committees are now making IN
the year book and those who have not
paid their dues are kindly requested to
do so, naming the department they de-
sire to belong to this year The oro-
gram of this years wor xviii in no
way conflict with the sewing Of Red
Cross supplies, as many members have
devoted their time during the summer
months and will continue to do through.
out the winter. Four departments will
take up the work this year with a re-
newed vigor after the rest the summer
months have afforded them and that
they will continue the excellent work
for the Red Cross that the growing
needs demand. Annual dues may be paid
to Miss Gertrude Van Geisen. the club
secretary or to Mrs. E. N Canine. the
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Keegan and son
Thomas are leaving for Springfield TO
spend the weekend
J. B. Foraker. catcher on the 22-inch
mill at the Interstate. met with a pain
full accident to his hand when a tool
he was using slipped. decorating the
flesh badly.
WANTED-At once. board and room by
young couple in privste family. Best
Of references. can be given. Phone 74s-J.
S-So-1
F. c. Batchelder. president Of the B.
a o. c. T.. with offices in Chicago. was
here yesterday on an inspection tour.
Accompanying him was Supt. j. l..
Nichols.
Attorney A. c. Foley called at ST.
Margaret's hospital in Hammond yes
terday to learn the condition Of Frank
Szabo who was badly cut up in a stab
bling ARRAY in Indiana Harbor last sun
day evening and who il was first
thought could not live. He is out of all
danger now and resting easily
Mrs. Geo. Holstrum Of Fir street en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-30
SOCIAL NE WS

dainty collation. Another meeting Will
be held in two weeks on Wednesday aft
ernoon and the regular lodge session IS
announced for the first Friday in Sep
TENDER.
The guests were Mrs J W Reed
Mrs. VIM. Prohl Mrs Eta Bloomhoff.
Mrs. A. X. Thompson, Mrs. Cecil Burns.
Mrs. II, Monberg. Mrs. Fred Cedergreen.
Mrs. John Cronsell. Miss Edith Cronsell.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson. Mrs. A. Peterson.
Mrs. San Samuelson. Mrs. II. Tuiu and
Mrs. NJ Kallstrom
The Misses Bertha, Elizabeth and
Wilma Kleihege and Geraldine and Beth
Swanson will 80 to Pine station today
to camp for few days.
clayton Lavene who has been in
training in the army aviation school at
Berkeley. Cal. was in Hammond yester-
day for a few hours visit with relatives
on his way to Ohio. He is son Of
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Lavene. formerly Of
Hammond.
Mrs A. ]. Swanson and daughter
Gera ldine of 100 Carroll street have re-
summer in the east. The Misses Mar
garet and Beth Swanson who met them
and spent two weeks in Washington and
Philadelphia returned with them sun
day.
Mrs Elizabeth skelIinger left Ham
mond Monday for New York City to be
gone Eve or six weeks. Mrs. Skellinger
will visit relatives in Philadelphia,
Pottstown. Pa, Camden. and Cape May.
N J. After returning to Hammond
Mrs. Sxellinger will 60 to Tacoma.
Wash. to spend the winter with her
sons. George and Linwood.
Mr. and Mrs. saylor Lewis Long of
327 East Sibley street entertained last
evening at miscellaneous shower COM
plimentary to Title Won Borstel whose
marriage to Hugh Z. Carroll will be an
event of September 18th. About thirty
of their friends were guests and the
full gifts.
In honor Of Miss Viola Kulczyk and
John Krawczyk whose marriage VIII
take place September 18th the Misses
Victoria. Casmira and Kate KrawczylI
entertained at a miscellaneous shower
last evening. The guests were enter
tanned with music by Miss Helen Tar
nogradzki and following her program
and games a three course luncheon was
| served There were covers for the
Misses Tillie Rydance. Viola Nowalew-
ski. Viola and Jennie Bednarski, Helen
Ffbich, Helen Sczybleka, Viola Kablon-
ska, Sophie Sobeik. Clara Kosezke
| Martha, Kate. Helen. Hattie. Victoria
and Casmira Krawczyk, Frances Milda,
Agnes Kilinski. Hattie Trochim, Mary
,Pycz. Lillian Figiel. Marguerite Puffee,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-30
4 THOROUGH TEST
One To Convince the Most Skepti-
cal Reader.

The test of time is the test that
counts.
Doan's Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical
Lake County residents should be con
WINGED.
The testimony is conhrmed-the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
nored.
Mrs. C. e. Jillson. sss E state St.
Hammond. says: Il couldn't stoop over
my back panied me so badly and every
little move I made sent sharp twingas
through me. Ny bladder was affected
I had a poor appetite and vas very
restless. I knew something would have
to be done. as my kidneys were disord-
cred and on friends advice. I got
Doan's Kidney Pills at Norris Drug
Store. They soon made me feel better
in every way and continued use cured
me completely"
NO Trouble SINCE.
Mrs. Jillson gave the above statement
October ?. 1915. and on July Is. 1917.
she added: Il am glad to say the cure
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me has lasted.
I gladly recommend them again
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sinp-
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. jill
son had. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfgrs..
Buffalo n. Y.-Adv
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THE POLITICAL
w Cd III T. I'D
NV nv DIAN n
GROM THE TINES OWN INDIANAPOLIS BUREAU)

lcan. do not hesitate at any time to
let your world know that you are a
part OF this great agency for progress.
Designing influences already are busy
trying TO convince the women voters
OF Indiana that they should be nom
partisan. Il will not be difficult to con-
vince your friends that they should
never become a part OF force that
could be moved in any direction that
designing politicians might indicate.
BE a full-hedged voter and when you
reach this height you will be an active,
alert and influential member Of some
well-organized political party. Again
we repeat we hope you win Join the
Republican party.
The above appeal is addressed to
the women voters of Indiana who have
not vet given much thought to the
question Of political afhliation-not to
the untold thousands OF loyal active
Republican women who never have
yet overlooked an opportunity to ad-
vance the interests OF the Republican
party In any way that came to hand.
To these Republican women we extend
the hand of greeting into full mem
bership In the party. We know that
you will set a fine example for the
old voters by taking part in all party
Primaries we know that your infiu-
encs and vote will always be felt on
the part OF the best qualified and most
desirable candidates for party and
public preferment. we know that your
influence will always be exerted in
behalf OF fairness and justice in party
methods. and we know that through
your influence the party will enter all
Indiana contests well fortified as to
the personnel OF its candidates and
the moral planks in its platform.
These staneh-hearted, loyal Republican
women OF Indiana-the state Of Nor
ton-are going TO do what the red
blooded women OF Illinois-the state
OF Dncoln-did last fall. when they
rolled up record-bresking Republi
plufality-they are going 10 do a
giants part in making Indiana from
this time as strong a Republican
state as Illinois or Pennsylvania.
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coprrNG 1879.

CONLlNG EN3G2os
The D. A NJ club will be entertained
b. Miss Helen Stout az her home in
Detroit street Friday evening
Ruth smith VIII be hostess to the
L. Fl u Friday afternoon at her home
34S Chicago avenue. In honor Of the
new members and the distribution OF
pledges a special program has been ar
ranged which viii include a violin Duet
IS Ruth Smith and Earl Tweedle and
readings BY Ruth smith.
Mrs. Frederick c Crumpacker of
Glendale park entertained at one
clock luncheon yesterday at the Ham
mond Country Cllb for the members Of
the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
cards followed the luncheon. high
scores in auction going TO Mrs. C. II.
austin and Miss Dorothy Crumpacker.
The guests played at three tables.
Between two hundred and three hun
dred people enjoyed the annual picnic
Of the Sunday school of the First Con-
gregationaI church yesterday at Doug
las park. A basket dinner was served
az noon following which the children
enjoyed races and contests Of various
kinds.
The following members Of the Firth
stane club enjoyed a delightful program
yesterday at the Municipal Pier in Chi
cage. Mrs. J. {. Graves. Mrs. j. X.
Stinson, Mrs. Robert Harrington. Mrs.
J. ". Turner and her mother. Mrs. Nc
Clure. The club will be entertained st
one O'Clock tomorrow BY Mrs. Helen
Twiss OF Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Primmer opened her
home in Indiana avenue yesterday aft
ernoon for the monthly social meeting
Of the Deborah Society. Following a
short business session little Miss Ben
nett the grand daughter of Mrs. Prim-
mer entertained the guests with several
recitations. The remainder Of the AFT
ernoon was devoted TO needle work and
at the conclusion of the afternoon the
hostess assisted BY Mrs. Bennett served
q two course luncheon. Next Wednes~
day there will be an all day meeting
OF the society at the church parlors.
-
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock at the church for it's annual
mite box meeting. and the members are
kindly requested 70 bring or send their
offerings. The meeting win also be
featured by the election Of officers.
Mrs Charles Lundquist of Monroe
street entertained at the regular meet
ing Of the Lady Vikings Sewing Circle
yesterday afternoon and with the mem
bers she entertained several guests
Lodge No. IS Of Chicago. The guests
brought their needle work and during
the afternoon they were served with q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-30


Very special at Columbia Theater
tonight. Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea-
ture with the welI-known actor, E. H
sothern. and Vitagraph's brilliant
actress, Edith Storey. in AN Enemy
OF the King" A. good comedy will
also be shown Don't miss seeing the
program tonight. s-s0-1
Mrs. NJ Burket OF Elm street as
sisted by her daughters. the Misses
Ada and Christine, and Mrs. H Gard
ner entertained last evening in honor
OF Mr.. Charles Newton. who recently
resigned his position with the Nc
Clintock-Marshall company. and is
leaving for Pittsburgh to make his
future home.
Mrs. Edward DeBriae OF North Ma
goun avenue has invited guests to
meet at her home in the afternoon of
tomorrow in honor of her daughter.
Mrs. Lawrence James Of Ravenswood,
Mrs. Miller of Nappanee. Ind. the
house guest OF Mrs. L. w. Giles, Mrs.
A. w. Wood. who is here from Biz
mingham. Ala. and Mrs. Thomas Fogg
OF this city.
Mrs. Walter Bates OF Beacon street
has returned from Montana, where
she has been the greater part OF the
summer.
Mrs. Carl Smith OF Warren. Ind. is
arriving in few days to visit at the
home Of Mrs. w W. Smith in Beacon
street