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BULLETS A ND BILLETS By Bruce Baansfat>er

mutoly prepared for another rlit. 4.
was a daylight march this time, aud q
nice, still warm day.
Quito "A chcCTy. interesting march W'
had, too, along the road from Aru'd.
ticrcs 10 Ncuvc Eglisc. We We're tod
that we were TO march past Gen. SIR
Horace Smith Dorrien whom We
should ind waiting for us near the
Pont do Nisppc--a place wc mad 10
pass en- route. Every one braced up
AZ this. and keeuly looked forward 10
reaching Nieppe. / don't know why,
hut uad an idea ne would h. in his
Tar On the right Of the road To make
no mistake ] muttered Eyes right 20
myself for about quarter OF a mile,
50 as 10 make "A good thing OF the
salute. We came upon the POnt de
NJ ppe suddenly, round tho corner, uNf
here was the Gener0l--op the lef''
All my rehearslnR useless. Annoying,
but ] suppose one can't expect iun-
erals to ten you where they are going
10 stand,
We reached Ncuve Eglise IN uIno
and went into our bill,ts. We III
thought our fate was back into those
----- old Plugstreet trenches again,
but mirab.lo diCtu-it was not 20 h" so.
The second day In hillcts ! received
message rom Ihc CoIoh'i 2" p."'''t
10 tHs he'uqud'teIs iarih' "."' 'I.
heard the news. We were 20 take
over a new line Of trenches away 90
the IeI' OF iIuta,IcC'; ana 'u1l M,t
was 70 accompany nm along WI" a.,
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THE buyer Tor the Infants De
. psrtment of one of our largest
shops showed me the other day
a remarkably pretty little baby cap
OF lace ana tiny ribbons.
straight from Parish" ! asked.
"Not AZ ALL" said the hiycr. "They
are made by q young girl who lives
up In Harlem. Isn't sha c,ever?"
l thought she was, and ( then and
there dccid-l TO go and see her and
ask her how she came tl think OF this
way OF making pin money
II suppose ] was Ike hundreds of
other women" sh, said when | qucs-
TONED her, 81 needed moro money and
l didn't know how to get lt. / have
always been fond Of making baby
things and made caps for all my s.,-
ters children until they grew too bis
TO wear them. One day / was shop-
ping with married friend ana she
asked 10 look az baby caps. They
charged such oXOrbitant prices for
anything that had a bit OF hand work
on II that ! would not let her buy "A
cap, as ! told her J was sure could
make her something superior for
about half the price She Jet mo ury.
and / made cap for hcr baby rirl
for much less than sho could have
bought II anywhere, and she Insisted
on paying me a fair price for my
work. too.
She was SO well pleased that /
thought that II | could suit her /
could suit other mothers too, So I
made ~ four or Ave caps OF various
styles for samples and took them into
/, one OF our big shops and asked 20
see the buyer OF the infants depart .
mont. She praised my work. but said
that they were overstockeI already
and refused 10 give me an order
but the third place ] went into the
buyer ordered a tr al dozen at n -rice
that left me good profit on each
cap. These sold so well that they
soon ordered more, and ! have sup
piled them ever since
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Of antique spanish galleons upside
down. on past these farms the road
suddenly cut across by n deep and
ugly cash. "A reserve trench. So now
we were getting nearer to our destl .
nation A particularly large and
owl smelling farm stood on the
right The reserve trench ran Into
It's back yard and disappeared
among the RI ns.
From tho observations I had made.
when inspecting these trenches. |
knew that the extreme right OF our
position was a bit TO the right OF this
farm, 80 and my performing troupe
decided 10 go through the farmyard
aud out dlagOnally across tho field
I'm front. We did this, and a. last
could dimly discern the line OF the
trenches. Wa were now on the cN-
tromo right Of the section we had TO
control close - tho River DOuVc, and
away 10 the left ran the whole line
OF our trenches Along the whole
length OF this line tho business Of
taking over from the old battalion
was being cnactcd.H
The old battalion made n good bar
gain when they handed over that lot
~ slots 30 ~, Thr trenches lay In a
sort Of ,cholou formation. tho one on
The extreme Ignt being the most ld-
as we squ"irh "a across tho mud 10 10
a couple ~ German star shells nZzcd
up into tho afr and Illuminated tho
whole scene By their light could
see the whuI" position. but could
form only nn approximate idea Of
how our lines ran, as our parIpcts
ana trenches merged ..'p o..
effectively as to look Ike vast, tam
gled. disorderly mass Of saudnugs.
slime ana shell holes.
We reached the right hand trench
II was H cu.p l- sort ~ a tgaUch too.
qultc a dlnor"u' pattern 10 those We
had occupied az ST. won. The first
thing that struck my about all these
trenches was the quantity OF sand
bags tEor" were. and the Peome trical
cXaCtuess OF the attempts al tray-
erses, hre steps, hays, &C. Altogeth her,
Theoretically, much superior trenC hos.
although very crampei and arrow
waited FOR another star -hoU IN
order TO see the view out n front
orc vcrv soon sailed NJ. nice and
white. into fhe inky sky, and / saw
now We were placed with regard tC
'ho Germans. the Aill aud Mrsslncs.
We were quite near a little stream
"a tributary ~ the DOuve---in fact. u
ran alonE the front OF the trenches
Immediately on tho other side tho
ground rose lu a gradual slope up
the MDssIncs hill and about three
quarters way up this slope werc the
German 'rcnCnDR
ITO he CoutluuedD
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Monday. September II. 1917
Pretty Fail Wedding GOIcn
Easily Made at Home
H'f' b Design suitable Tor Luho Brids of
Attendant in Seasons A'Htsf Mod,
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f'' Irn l-uto- The Evening word
have very good blue satn
frock which i9 uuwcarable because
have stained me front OF IT, Coulr
You suggest a way Of fixing II up"
rhrr" ar" sleeves and vest Of Geor
gort" and whito satin collar The
'krt has irlp"s az each side. With
many thanks IN advance.
MISS NJ. L.R
Could you not make the skirt over.
letting out the drdpcs. and cut a
plain straight gathered sktrt2 II not.
q panel Of black satin could be huns
down the front. aud satin sleeves re
p.t"" no" Grorgcrts. masking lt PEI
hops more srryiceable for fan
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tiny cordings. and It's drop-shoulder
line forms caps over tho arm. SELF
color floss and gold thread embroid-
cry is worked In beautiful and ef
fectlve dchgn 90 elaborate the satin
mart. Tho chiffon being draped over
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more exciting ana pre-
carlous locality than Pug.
street During all my war export
cuccs ! have grown 20 regard pug
street as tho unit Of trlnqulut. /
have never had the fortune 90 return
.a'rc since those times mentioned in
previous chapters When you leave
r.ugsueet YOU take away pleasing
memory OF slime and reasonable
s.olling, which is more than YOU rn7
ay for the other places
But however that may boz. w9 Ynrr
1uW booked for Wulycrghrrn Two
lays utter our tour of inspection wo
started OF 10 take over. Tho nuis-
1nce about these trenches wls that
he point where one had 10 unload
and proceed across country, THGr
handling everything wa aDuprmal,y
far away from m" firing limo We
Hti about a mile and a hair FOO Io
after we had marched collectively as
battalion, 50 that my machine
glnncrs were obliged q carry the
guns and all the tackle we ncedrd% D
heir trenches. This, o' course. hIp-
u'nod every timo we 'camo i0'
The land where these trenches Jay
vas vast and ,ugubriyus cNpansc ~
mud, with here and there CAarroI
lHd ragged building. Ou our right lay
'I' river Douye, and, on our lr'' .uo
'rouches turned a corner back iuw. 4
gain. In front lay the .o1g lime ~
ls Messincs ridge Tho BDcuc- aal
coupled this ridge, AMI ouI trenches
rHn along the valley at i's foot. Iae
view which the Bpches got by hong
prrched on this bill rendered 'hrn
exactly what their soul delights Do A.
e, "uber alleS." They could zee foI
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HENNk-ETI,EI.:

HENNk-ETUE.: No,hiug vii
remove henna Coluriug FROM jhc hair
Only time viii bring II 90 IA, original
color. TLis Is true ~ all dyed hair
Better let IL alone awhile and not at
tempt 10 put another dye To make u
darker
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beauty y-that No were going back 20
The night after the news Rnothc
over our trenches we started off ON
II was ll3O +. VI. before we had
parted from those old trenches OF o
fort'ed hoyel and set off with my
machine gunners and guns FOR the
road behind the wood. 10 go--goud-
ness knows whore. We looked back
over our shoulders several times -
"" piodlcd along down the muddy
road and into the corduroy path which
ran through the wood.
There behind Us lay 81. Yvon. under
the moonlight aud drifting clouds, q
SlnOucitcd mass Of ruin beyond the
clg" of the wood. Stilf tho game 'u-
'ermittcnt cracking Of rife shots and
the occasional @tar shcll. n was quite
sad parting with that old, evil smell
ing, rain soaked seen" Of dosOlatidu.
W" felt how comfortable wo had all
been there, now that We wsIe leaving.
And leaving tor what?--that was tur
question. When / reached the rold
ana had suporintendcd loading up our
iimberJ | got Instructions from tho
transport officer as to which way W.
were 10 30. The battalion had al
ready gone on ahead, and the machine
gun section was the last to leave.
Al about 10 midnight We started on
our march, rattling of down the road
leading TO Armentlercs, hound for
sore place we had never seen before.
A. abou. A. NJ. we got there; nlllcts
had boon arranged for us, but at in
tho morning It was no easy task "a
find tho quarters allotted 10 us with
ont the assistance OF guido. The
battalion mad found their billcts ana
gone 10 bed, ! and tho machine gun
section ratified over the cobbles into
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ihs hon htinf The Eyeuiug
VIII you kindly tell
me II inclosel sample
Dbrown) Is icrsey7 !
hav" s.A and one htlr
yards ~ same, and
would like 'o have q
dress 10 wear immc
diutely, as n viii not
be- heavy enough later
on. Would YOU KIND
Iy accommodate me
VITA a. sketch Of a
becoming design? !
am twenty two Years
old. have a 30 inch
bust, 30 inch hip; am
, fcct o inches tall.
MISS A. T..
Embroidery around
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A Real Story Of Life in the Trenches
Mr.. BoirnSfdther, the author,
Is Captain in the British Army

T.
SYNOPSIS
q IN
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. . " = d res . a
Iu,ap. ie sGsml YTS s5 "' " '
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REDuCE

REDUCE HIPS - MARCY r..
Rolling is the quickest method TO re-
duco the hips. Just roll over AMI
over on each Side on the noor, tnls
gives the hips pow .rtul massage,
which can ho applied IN no other
manner.
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TOO FAT.---MRS. B. y. &. The
obesity course Is too lengthy TO print
in tho query column. Vat, drank Jnl
sleep less. DO not drink with meals
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PRoTelN--NtRS. G. ]. t.: THIS
term Includes an Important substance
"A animal and vegetable foods The
yhlto ot "gr, hbru ln lean meat aud
sticky substance OF gluten aye pro-
Elm. II is q ga.atlnous. sem trans
parent sunsttnrc, and tho essential
principal %" food
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WEAK HEART - MRS. X. O..
Regular exercises, but not violent or
auenuouS or"s VIII ,trengthcu wclt
teart. S.r"trhns, relaxing easily
ana deep breathing viii ho'p greatly.
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, ssALJoW AND MUDDY SKIN
AIos3. " ALTER =. This condition OF
The complexion shows poor clrcula-
aon. poor digestion. ill health. and
'fs not natural Keep The body clean
with plenty OF water, inside and out.
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DUMB. Bells ron MAN-u

g.; am no. aIro about thu. but
! ina a-in" t"u 'Ighl- pound dumb.
bells Wpu = be- TOO heavy FOR ordinary
physical culture exercises. For l,a
fco' MN" YOU should weigh about loo.
100 pound..
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CHAPTER Y.
Contlnasi)

M time ODE ... u-Dc.es was full
OF excitement We nad done a couple
ot days Of the endless mud. rain and
bullet dodglng work when suddenly
one night We heard We were to be re-
.oved and 60 elsewhere. Every one
then though. of only one thing where
we're " going We all had different
IDEAS. some said We were bound for
} pres, which We heard at that time
waS a pretty warm" spot; some said
La Bas1co waa our destination
warm" but not quite as much so as
Ipres. Wild umors that We were
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suPERFLUous HAlR-ADA p.
The local treatment is applied az tuI.
'uwa: Take birlum sulphid, one part
and prepared chalk two parts. MiX
70 paste with water and apply 20
he hairs ;or several minutes. Then
wash or with aorm wot"r. All local
a2piicauo., cause irritation o, the
skin and Cause thicker and heavier
growth 20 rv'ntually appear. only
he electric needle n the hands OF a
Competent person viii permanently
remove the rairs aud tails most ccr-
tainly will do so without scar.
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4nsUeTs TO Queries

ri,hnn Editor The EveninE word
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS FOR
oBEsiTN-MllS a.. Is. B. These sr,
highly of'octy, and u'sl have great
tonic effects o1 The gonortl tys',m
aud nerves whom applied Bog au ,,.
pstiencod person. ~ course diet
plays an important r.r, Also. and 'rc
,hssity dot . -o.lly .ao only hnutI.
nj one ;Js norr persona past thirty
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= in VI O neY
Il DIN terS
BY Andre Dupont
The Babies Hiiliner

buyer Tor the Infants De
partment nc one of our largest
shops showed me the other day
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iHoy always are. There was another
England for rest
Dattalicn arrived, and after handing
the road 10 Somewhere IN France"
handed over everything and finally
rs. said goodby TO our little ner-
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their location. She became hungry,
was sick and tired and weak. and knew
not what 20 do. She had few pennies
in her pocket and as last resort she
left the baby snuglv wrapped in Mrs.
OBrien's hallway and went 20 get what
articles of food her pennies would buy.
When she returned the baby had been
taken away. she remained around the
streets scanning the face Of every In
FAINT that She saw in hopes that she
would find her little bundle of hrMani-
ty In her guilt she feared the police
and did not know what To do. She had
saved carfare and Thursday night she
returned 20 Chicago. Friday she was
ill., but Saturday afternoon. she return
ed to this city to continue her search.
At last she made bold to knock al Mrs.
@ Brien's door ana then the story came
out
At first she tried to tell Mrs. OBrien
that the baby belonged TO a friend Of
hers and that she had been sent after
it, But she couldn't keep ND the pre-
tense long and finally confessed that it
was hers. when told By the police that
the little one had been taken to Crown
Point her heart was broken
After a long conference with Chief
Sfruss Mrs Bowen and Miss Lindley
in which all the facts became known
through an interpreter. she was told
that she could have her child just as
soon as it could be gotten from the de-
tention home. Happy in the knowledge
that the baby was being cared for and
that she was once more to come into
possession Of her own. she returned to
Chicago 10 lodge with girl friend.
Today she is in East Chicago again.
her baby clasped tight in her arms ard
experiencing that JOY that only mothels
know.
Some good-hearted Polish women
hearing of the case. have come for
ward ana have offered a home for Helen
and have asked her 20 stay in East Chi
capo until she can work asain
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MOTHER LOVE BRINGS
GIRL BACK AGAIN

rc,tte,r ,o,ns- n,ofbar a. She fr,nIorod
b4 notice officials Of East chicago fo
restore 10 her The infant found in Mrs.
riizabstb 0.Rrien,s hallway Tbirsda "
afternoon
xyba,I,er III M, Helen oiaeLi % wears
~ age lar, he, nan, piri intcntionall,.
to fbe tender r,ercies Of fate does not
matter. There we're extenuattng cir
,,,n,staneae in either ease m she did
i. vas apnaren- mat tho mother heart
.o,fId not bear the strain ana that it,
vearned to find once more tangible ex-
preston of it's 1ve Helen wanted her
rbifd ana She prcferred 10 60 forth into
+b. world hearing the ienorninv Of
shame win ifs head resting on her
bosom than to feel the pangs Of re
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-12
MRS. MARY FILAN
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs Mary Ffan 81 Elizabeth
street Hammond. died Saturday in a
Chicago hospital following serious
operation two weeks ago She is sun
vived 10y three daughters and -four
sons
The funeral viii be hold Wednes-
day morning at All Saints church
Requiem high mass viii be said
Burial at Calvary cemetery
Mrs Filau was member Of the
Woman.s Catholic order Of Forestere
and thu Ladies Catholic Benevolent
society She was resident OF Ham
n.ond for fifteen years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-12
INITIAL PIANO
RECITAL DRAWS
MUSIC LOVERS

The Hammond Musical College gave
rs initial piano recital H. the Straube
recital han yesterday The pupils If
Karl Richzeh were the participants
They wish to express to their visitors
sincere appreciation of the good at
Tendance and sympathetic attention
AN were held captive by many mu-
steal sounds. and quickened 10 emotions
which only tend To broaden and deepen
ones possibilities fo become more Tn
Tune with the Infinite"
The faculty Of the college is now
FIRMLY convinced its united efforts in arr
ranging this series of Sunday concerts
viii accomplish the results for which
they are striving in the city of Ham
mond
The faculty proposes 10 render the
next number Of the series.
The first number. Rond C-Ninor by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-12
4 NEW CARY
BEING BUILT

The United States Steel Corporation
which has been planning a huge can
adam Plant for the post three years,
have now completed their plans. appro.
priated the necessary funds and started
work on what is destined 20 be the
largest group Of steel mills in The MD
ole west similar 10 those at Cary, In
diana Four years ago they bought 1000
acres OF land on the Detroit River. op-
posfte the City of Detroit an which to
built this mammoth plant. Now. after
three years OF planning and preliminary
work the actual construction Of docks
plant viii employ thousands of men
when completed. arrang einenfs must he
made for homes surrounding The mills.
and new homes are now rapidly being
build this mammoth plant Now. after
ginning to arrive. pOpula Ron of 100
600 IA predicted within Ave years. Land
Naduas viii increase tremendously as
the work on the mills progresses. and
the fortunate owners OF surround ing
property viii reap enormous profits.
own a well located piece OF prop
erty located along the car line. five
minutes running time from the site
Of the mills To the first fifty purchas-
ers I VIII sell lofs as well located
those that others are selling fer $500
to $500 for $4,000 on easy terms This
proposition is very limited and IS OF "
made as an opening offer fer sdNartIs
ing purposes IF you have foresight
enough 70 realize the advantage Of n s
unusual offer write for further pattic}s-
lars TO
O. = KEYS,
400 Pre- Press Bldg. Detroit, Mich.
ADV
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KENNETH CROSS
IS SERIOUSLY ILL

IF w Cross. Hammond agent Of the
Baltimore * Ohio railroad. was called
90 AshviIe \. c. Yesterday morning
by tie serious illness OF his son Ken
meth who is confined in the ROYAL
Lcagle sanitarium- Kenneth Cross is
secretary Of the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce and former secretary Of
the Rooster club. A great share OF
the success Of those organizations was
due u his efforts He is very well
known IN Hammond and universally
popular His many friends are grieved
to learn that his recovery is consid-
cred douhtfMl.
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JURORS SELECTED
FOR VARIOUS COURTS
Especial TO The Times.l


GROWS POINT IND.. Nov. 12.-The
following is LIST OF jurymen selected
tat the various Lake county courts:
Petit jurr. Cars. Superior Court so.
X Mov term. 1917.
81 H. Holmes. Cary
John DE- Nries. r. T. d.. Hammond.
Nn. Eraekeu, Hobart
Anton Suhsta. Grown Point r. g.
Fred A. HeIde Crown Point r. 4.
'tde ENersa H.. Gary
otto tiuoid, Hebron r. 4
aiichael 3cEonnell E9st Chicago.
Harry q Beamer. Indiana Harbor
Geo VI WIZ Indiana Harb0r
g. r. Mcdonald. Whiting.
s. H. Watson. Gary.
Hammond, grand jury. Superior Court
Ne j. NoN TERM 1918
w r. ileIde, Crown Point.
, Walter T. Bieletcld. Hammond.
Harry Newton. Crown Point.
Edward Yates. Lowell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-12
VOLUNTEERS To AID
HAMMOND DRAFT BOARD

Principals and teachers of the schools.
lawyers and clergymen. are TO be call
LED on in Hammond 10 aid the local
exemption board in the compilation of
data regarding the draft registrar ion.
according e request from the war de-
paftment The data has to- do with
grouping the registered men in their
order Of liability for service and must
he ready ten DAYS after the work is
81 art ed The volunteers VIII be asked to
devote heir evenings to the work.
casper camp. Jr,. 1928 Harrison
street. South Hammond, was certified
for military service today
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Crown Point News
happenings of Day in Lake Counlys Lively Capital

Dance at srdng Hin Grove. Wednes-
day evening nov i4th' GOOD music.
ll-io-2
The pastors in The ,itv churches on
sunday chose the timely theme OF the
coming " M G.. A. canfpafen and urrea
the co-ope ration Of every nan. vona n
and child in t4M -ity to help oyer sub
ecription of tl S2.5ao which f. Crown
Points allotment 81 th. fnnd our .ft-
lzens have ain responded nohlg I'M past
subscriptions and let us keep up our
reputation n Tine county as an open
hearted community TOR a worthy cause
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Shrine Rockies Go ODER
Top in No Nan S Land

Distinguished shriners wore guests
today Of orak Shrine at its fan oere-
monial
Charles overshire Imperial potentate
Of North America. Y. J. Jacoby deputy
Imperial potentate. ard Charles Hutch
inson. secretary Is the imperial peten-
tate. we're among the thirty out-of-town
shriners at the ceremonial The im-
perial potentete and has secretary are
from MINNEAPOLIS and the deputy iu-
per-al potentate OF Indianapolis
Medinah Temple OF chicago was well
represented by Potenfate Acers Rath-
bun, Past Poteutate samuel IL smith.
Fred w. Raven. Charles Nackerhasen
and Eugene T. s1nkle. Il was the af-
Acial visitation Of the Imperial poten-
tate to orak With his party rs has Ju~t
completed a tour Of The south. MS fun