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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

now that I am Wen I am going TO do
all that / can for others afflicted as !
was. / suffered for five years from
chronic rheumatism OF the joints. /
don't believe there was a joint in my
body escaped. Ny hands. feet and
knees were extremely painful. For
three years before the disease got so
bad. l could hardly drag myself up OF
down stairs. Ny hands were de
formed and very weak. in fact. /
had 70 use 9th hands to lift a Tea
pot.
The disease continued to grow
worse in spite Of treatment until ]
was unable to walk, and was com
PEELED 10 stay in bed. was in bed for
nine months. helpless as d child. un-
able 10 move. Every joint ached
continuously, and the teams going by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
CITY BRIEFS.

The Eleventh Ward Improvement
association VIII meet Thursday night
at S41 haywood avenue to elect Of
6cers.
The Brown club has presented the
Equal Franchise league 81 Hammond
a check for $50. Part Of the
money VIII he used i'm the work in
Hammond and the remainder sent to
W ashington. H.. c.. for the work in
this state
The state of Indiana Yesterday con
tributed $4,000 To the Y. Nj c. A
war fund.
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FOrds

Place your order now while they are
Vet available. Deliveries on all models.
deferred payment arrar ged on pleas
ure or commercial cars. We solicit
your repair work and can giVe YOU
prompt service. Bargains in slightly
used Boadsters. Touring Goupes and
cars. All oyerhauied ana
guaranteed. r.. \ BgnnelL SOS Hon
man ST.. Hammond. GIT Washington
81. GARY. Phones. Hammond 65e. Gary
4 IN -Aat-
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Will Coarser Food
Harm Complexion?
Not if it is Well Digested. Take a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet After
Meals and Prevent Heartburn,
Gas, Sour RisingS and
HeavineSs.

Skipping from dainty food TO the
rougher variety Will surprise the stom-
Rch in many eases COarser food VIII
not hurt anyone il the digestion is good.
but most stcmachs WilI need help.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals
viii digest the food. clear the tomach
and prevent dyspepsia. bad breath. gas
tritis. catarrh Of the stomach. pains in
bowels, nervousness. heartburn. belch-
ing. bloating, etc.
These are the causes Of muddy.
blotchy compilations IN most cases. No
lace creams can do any good. Get a
50-cent box of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets at amy drug store. correct the faults
or the stomach to restore the complex
ion to its natural beauty-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
She USe1 to be Graz

Tho weIl-known society leaders hair
wa gray. gut like YOURS. But Mrs
B- heard Of Q-ban Hair Color
Restorer-how thousands have proved
Q-ban would hring 3 natural soft.
even. dark shade to gray OF faded hair
ana make III soft. fluffy and beautiful
Q-ban Is an ready il use-a LIQUID.
harmless. 75c - large bottle
money back If not satisfied. Sold by
". NJ WeiS and all good drug stores
Try Q-ban Hair Tonic. Liquid shampoo;
Soap-AdN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Of works today.
Inspectors reported Amy avenue and
GARFIELD street pavement improvements
were satisfactory.
twelve West Hammond delinquent
school children who are said to have
been -%skippins school we've to nave
been tried before Judge ko~alshi 'n
West Hammond city court this after
noon
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FRIEND OF THE
WHOLE FAMILY

Would YOU like 10 take in the best
home-taient play of the season. entitled
the above II SO. he ct the Christian
church. corner Of Calumet avenue and
summer street. Thursday evening. Nov.
18TH. s O'Clock sharp. given under the
auspices of the Christian Eudeavor So
cietv in the Sunday School auditorium.
If not. YOU viii miss n good rip-roariug.
full Of laughter and jolly good time.
Special music will be furnished in ad-
dition TO two good special features
Come and help the Young Peopie clear
up their Church building fund pledge
Adults % and children - cents. Come
early If YOU YOU want a good seat
If-I4-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Nov. 1.-THE sight against
Premier IIoyd-GeoFge'S support of an
inter-niiied war council came to n
head in the house of commons this
afternoon when the premier himself
took the floor to explain the agree
ment creating the Organization.
He emphasized that the inter-aIIied
council had "no executive power"
Final decisions ~ to strategy and
a. 70 movements of troops will rest
with the governments. he declared.
~Th ellie object In the pInB was TO
have = representative control body
which should watch the whole opera
tons Of the war and coordinate plans
and 81 necessary propose new ones"
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hesly. wife Of An
drew Healy . special agent for the
Western Indiana railroad. died last
night ~ the age Of hftX-one years fol-
loV ine an Illness extending over a per
iod Of two Years.
Mrs. Healy is survived h her hus-
hand and two sisters. Mrs. Anna Lyons
of Indianapolis and Mrs. B. u. Ward Of
~Greencastle. Ind She had been 2 resi-
of Hammond for twcntH-dve years
and was a member of the catholic
Ladies' Benevolent Association and an
auxiliary Of the b of +. r.. 419.
n funeral IS to be held from the
An SAINTS church at eight O'Clock to-
morrow morning with interment at
Greencastle, Ind.
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NEWS
oUnited Press cabIerram.)

q nited Press CabIezram.b
COPENHAGEN. Nov. I4-Generai
horniion's troops have captured the
where BOlsheNiki forces in
MOSCOW took refuge, according to
reliable reports" which the RerIin~ke
Iidenbe printed this afternoon. The
provisional forces were Victorious only
after n seVcre hEht.
The SIsO declared II was
rnnlored Ia Russia that General KaIe-
dimes. head OF the Don Cossacks. had
issued = proclamation naming himself
Dictator of Russia. lie was reported
at karkoH.
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JAR or TEAMS PASSING HOUSE MADE
WOMAN CRY FROM PAIN OF RHEUMATISM
Unable to Walk Because of Pain - Give
Var-ne-sis for Recovery.

Back 10 health after FIVE years of
suffering daF and night from rheuma|
tism of the joints is The experience
Of Mrs. J.. Nor1hrop OF AZ HildrethI
St, Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Northrop said
II was a terrible experience. but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

ZONE tHiOuAH llic torture huQA-
[ suffered.
"Nar-ne-sis was recommended to
me by an insurance agent. l had li
ie confidence that Narn-ne-sis would
help me after trying about everything
suggested, but decided 10 give il a
trial. N~ar-ne-sis helped my stomach
Tie first week. In three months r
could see / was improving. and grad
ually was able to 20 about the house
as well as ever. do my own wOIh.
and 10 see me now n would never
believe I suffered from this terrible
disease. rheumatism.
II cannot say enough for Narne-sis.
I would be glad 10 answer all ques-
lions about my case. as I want to help
others find relief
w. A. Varney said: Not only does
Nar-ne-sis take care OF rheumatism.
but, unlike other preparations. il helps
the stomach from the first dose. Var
nests does not contain sallcvIate Of
o iodIdes. potassium. caDsicum or
pepper Ny collection Of wheel
chairs, crutches, canes and letters on
display at my Boston office. 40 Bowl
ston st, Is open TO the public. The
names and addresses arc or each arti-
Gle and l court investigation Of each
case published.
l will pay the expenses of three
business men to investigate the evi.
dence l produce. providing they viii
allow me to publish the results over
their ane Can DO more
You ought to read The Rus *
Human Hinges. just OF the press.
It's free. JUS address ". A. Varnas.
Lynn. Mass.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

ROME, Nov. ~1A-"Enemy attacks
and attempts 10 cross the Piave river
at san Dona cPiaze and Tntestadurn
were suppressed with serious enemy
loss" the afternoon Wet office state
ment declared.
"Between the Brenta river and the
PiaNe the enemy occupied the front
from Tezzc TO LsmOn TO FonEano to
FeItre."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
CnMrnn

The sixth division OF the NJ r.
Ladies Aid Society VIII be entertained
ny Mrs. Margaret Malo at her home in
Indiana avenue Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society Of ST Pauls
Lutheran church viii meet Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs a.. E. HolieJt. 90 Doty street Will
ne hostess Thursday afternoon DO the
hfth division eff the NJ T.. Ladies Aid
A. her home in sheffield avenue Mrs.
Galley VIII be hostess en- Thursday aft
crnoon to the Amicitia Club.
Clrc'e No. . viii be- entertained by
Mrs Jacob Weis. At Douglas street
Thursday afternoon
This weeks meeting nc the Pine
Street Ladies' Aid Society Will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home If Mrs.
Robert Rosbroush. 433 oak street.
=
At the meeting last evening Of fhe
Jewish Ladies' Ala Society at the horne
of Mrs Rotbscbild, Tia south Holman
street the members completed arrange
meuts for the Liberty Bond ball to he
given Thursday evening at The Masonic
}ars ~ tba n = vvar fuud The
er,,af election If officers was another
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
NOTICE.

Molders OF Local 224 are requested 70
attend meeting Friday night. s o'clock.
ri .abor Temple Hohman street. Inn
portant business. 11-t4-2t
FRANK SMITH. Pres.
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Gives Credit to

the house made me cry from the
pain At times did moi know ny
own daughter. who waited on me
My head and the muscles of nav meek
We're very sore. so that I was unable
TO lie on my back. Only one who has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

the indiana Harbor Council on the
evening of November y.
There VIII be "a meeting lhis evening
of Golden Rod camp No 1867 Royal
Neighbors.
Mrs. Charles Wilson of Carroll street
is visiting her daughter in Rushville.
Ind.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander S|toikowitz Of
Park Place announce The birth Of a son
Tuesday. November 15th.
Mrs. j. j. RUIZ has as her guest for
a few days Mrs. Charles Dowell Of Chi
cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Il. Smith. 517 North
Grant avenue. left yesterday for Ham
mond- Ind. where they VIII visit for a
few weeks with relatives and friends.
They VIII also spend a few days IN Indi-
annapolis. Ind. during their absence
Bloomington (IH-) Bulletin.
The Equal Franchise League met At
the Central school Monday evening and
elected the following officers. president.
Miss Alys Hess. vice president. Mrs. d.
J. Moran. secretary. Miss Marie
AIN NAFk6AE CT MIS- Trace
Conrol. The trustees are Mrs. TT. J..
Meera for one year. Mrs. Fred jarvis
for two years. and Mrs. +. O. Rick for
three years. The league is the recipi-
ent of a check for $50 from the Brown
club Part of the money wiil be sent
TO indianapolis TO renew the night for
suffrage ia Indiana.
Under the efficient leadership of
Mrs. w ID. Patton. the women OF
Hammond started ON their ampaign
for the Y. VI. C. A. war fund carly
today. and All noon following a lun-
cheon of the workers at the hammond
chamber Of Commerce reports from
several wards were heard showing the
totai cash receipts for the opening
day te he s654e3. Reports from the
ward and precinct captains viii be
heard a. the %noon-dav Iuneheons
which have been arranged for The re-
naming days 90 the drive. The work
Of the Y. N. a. A in the war il being
brought home to every woman in
Hammond in a house-to-house can
vass and they are being urged to con
tribute. even in the smallest amounts
In her report todar. one worker told
of q contribution or TWO cents from
a Woodworking woman. and in an
other instance one contributor. who
2t first hesitated later was the means
II securing ten dollars or more in the
factory in which he worked The en-
rfusiasm or the women workers Is
contagious and they are working sue
eessfully in every section of the city.
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United Press cabIesram.p

Nov. THROWN Prince
RuPprecht VainIy to carry
out ~Hindenb"rg's orders and retake
PasSchendaIe or break the British
grip on the P-asschendaIe ridge yes
terday.
t'ieId Marshal Haig today reported:
Following increased enemy artillery
ing. the enemy attacked uS yesterday
afternoon. They were completely re-
pulsed"
He located the German thrust ~
far north Of pnS~sehendaIe. This
counter-attnck is the first of any con
siderable strength since Haig'S two
successful drives last week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Deputy Sheriff Whitaker has present
ed to tho Hammond EIks a SEQ pound
elk which he secured from an Evans
Nillc Ind park IT Will Doe mounted by
Louis scheer and placed IN tho Elk
temple
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ar briefs
Philadelphia Central is lodging 275
drafted aud enlisted men besides giving
them frequent automobile trips and en-
tertainment. while the swimming bath
was SO packed they had to swim in re
lays.
church entertainments are effective.
An Indiana sailor now in Philadelphia
said. Il was going out tonight had
a date-and would have been out until
8 a. m.. but now ! am going back 20 the
ship and going 70 bed" And he might
have added clean and sober"
At Camp Mills. the temporary en-
barkation point on Long Island. $4,000
letters We're written On a Sunday by the
1900 men. Here 80 Y. NJ. &. A. secre-
taries are working in s tents. The at
tendance of I2.0oo men 81 day a religi-
Gus meetings is not extraordinary. Tho
Indiana Rainbow Division Of which the
Indiana Artillery regiment is a part
was encamped here
To drafted men looking forward with
uncertainty "a life i'm the new camps.
tho reception at Camp Taylor was as
suring Each was told what tho y. II.
{. 4. had for them in camp and abroad,
given introduction cards and many took
thus pledge I hefspS please myseH pS
the help Of God 70 live p clean life and
to seek to establish the American uni
form as a symbol and guarantee Of true
manhood
ihe "theF aaE q gentleman wa on
the train from lholena' and zen INTO
conversation Win q gray -halltu lauS
whose son mas volunteered. She re-
marhed eafheStAA 4 am NOT alfaiu 81
my son pe4ns ~" WINE uoins NJ
part l 90 hot .hlnN 81 ma par o"'
! am worried aDVu' what Al"u 4 m""
ne VIII De Wheh ne comes pacN- i"e
one thins lhe u M a. u eohVelh7u
about.
over i'zVu onlcefS Oh the reserve VI
heerS Iraihlhs NaHf az ifeSi"'o, 9"t
Francisco al a recent service Siensu
This pledge placed IN lheir hahus by
ben 'hefrl"slon ". >
ot the war Tree rom ia''@0' piU'ai0S'
or sfaIt' rue 10 sne -A"'e'i0a" PURPOSE
ana laeaiS-
Aware or The etlptatiohS lheiushV TO
camp lie ana me moral ana soclai
Wreekase tANolNeu WI S0N"ae"' tosse"
ef 70 HNe lhe eNan iie anu sen
tablish the American UNIFORM as d
ymboi anu guarantee OF Ieel Hiainoou'
III we become ohleefs' We pltase o"i
example and our influence to make these
ideals dominant ~ me American army
Al camp couS' \ ~ a"al'ihs ne
arrival or the hatiohai suafo' uns ~
G. a started a pfahch IN one OF IN.
government buildings LOT the eoloieu
troops on guard. As soon as ne mrs.
association nuilaihg vas ~eoinple1tu !
in construction Of the camp and has
been a popular pace ron mem
can service We
cans "S q 0".'"'@ D"i
an" q service n H+ls'.s' ~
TOT "orAhleh' AZ ehe e"T"'s i0" H0u'
loiloNiis pay U9S' q O" eSi ~ s"0
Well Fargo Express company me aSso-
et9'loh sen, OUT ~ wa"
men laihiileS o'ei's Pi'
IN 9ns oHicet camps " 80 ". si
innlena national shHfuSlheh "p'"N 'N
SAIL Tor france classes j." Itene" ga"
ca an s1tehoahce - nun. ~ -
learned 70 SPEAK rene" "e'' eI'ousn
eeV along Win IN = lev weeks 1ienNt
from leaolhg uhlFetst'ls9
have given their time Tor the summer
not only 70 teaching I'm 'ie amp ps 'l5
c~ohNefsatloha he't'oU u
special handoo"hs ~ fFeneh anu Wy
Gi9SGeS are fefluCitN III a way ttaf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Philadelphia Central is lodging 275
and enlisted men besides EivIng
them frequent automobile trips and en-
t%ertainment, while the swimming bath
SO packed they had to win in re
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The End of
Your COrnS

Pain Stops at Once-Corn Lifts
Off Clean.
There is nothing in the world Ike
"Gets-It' for corns. Just apply ID ae-
coTding to directions. the pain stops a.
once and then the corn lifts of as clean
as a whistle No fuss. no bother. nc
danger. Eets-Tt. you know. Is safe.
Millions have used il. more than all other
corn remedies combined. and IT, never
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
SOCIAL NE WS

AGl
al t,vo-thirtv o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Central school kitchen. Mrs
Harriet Walker viii demonstrate a fish
dinner. Mrs. W. J. McAleer viii be
chairman ot che hostesscs and will be
assisted by Mrs vt. A.. buchanan. Mrs
]. NJ Stinson. Mrs. IL A Mcconnell.
Mrs. Farley Dunbar. Mrs. NJ T. Gun
ningham, Mrs NJ +. First. Mrs Lyman
Whitezei. Mrs. Is. t. ri Bell Mrs.
Charles Rhodes and Mrs. Henry Ash
haucher.
Mrs a. = miller entertained the two
Nondav @,rbr Club last evening at rNr
hon,e i'm H{ab1snd street and With the
members She had as guests Mrs.
Charles Dowel of chicago who is Mrs.
i. j. un.s house guest. also Miss Mil
Ter. The guests hroupht their knitting
,-erreebments vere served the guests.
NH.
- of
NJ 20 ..,h ~ ctub
80 60 haa Me- SHIRLEY
$500 49,, - 800. ranLins
' -, go
anu i-"lS an,
''D $500, and
, mai ,-ith r-nsic
~ r.t,t ho - ,b. natnre
- "A,
81 d p'''la'' - 49,
49, - Lro,gau sou rfr,
.
MafAlns l"e close OIL wa" "
Week the ""l i-e'e"T y - -
roe SlIee. Nleth'"iSN D""ie" W.
q soc'sl hour nest 0u"""S es'"
NoNeihoer iNth. ~ StN
the regular "eelHls- aaH9 ~. 1
meeting On SUNDAY ana 'ol " ''"'e
Nhitcolno k'leN program % De So" -"
iuesaaI sNeh'hs, >'Ne'nugi
made al me canine "iee''is W. w.,
9ai'oiS'
Several little folks were the guests OF
Mrs. IL. Z Cross Of Monroe street at a
party Monday afternoon in honor OF
her daughter. HarOldine's fourth birth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Awarding If the contract for the lead
water connection on calumet avenue be-
tween Gostlin and Standard venues
was deferred untii Monday 10y The board
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Church entertainments are effective.
An Indiana sailor now in Philadelphia
said. II was going out tonight had
a date-snd would have been out until
8 a. m. bat now ! am going back 20 the
ship and going 70 bed And he might
added clean and sober"
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United Press CabIe2ram.D
SToCkfIOLM. Nov. I4-FinIand has
n state of war existing within
her borders.
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Golden Rule Council No. / D. Of l. at
iris meeting last evening at the ]. @. @
T. hall voted To give twenty-five dollars
to the VI. A. g. A. war fund. The mem
here ESQ manned to attend q Meeting Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Help Your Country E. Buying
Liberty Randi
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Fast Officers Night was observed by
the Hammond Chapter Of Eastern star
last evenig AT the Masonic Temple. The
past officers were in the chair and
in ed a large class of candidates.
Re- shments We're served at the meet
ing and during she business hour plans
We're made for the entertainment Of the
grand matron. Mrs. Smyser Of Losans-
port. lad. who viii be ina Hammond for
the next chapter meeting, November
9th.
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At Camp Mills. the temporary en-
barkation point on Long Island. $1,000
letters We're written On a Sunday BY the
1000 men. Here 80 Y. NJ. g. a score
taries are working in 6 tents. The at
tendance of I2.ooo men "a day a religi-
Gus meetings is not extraordinary. The
Indiana Rainbow Division Of which the
Indiana Artillery regiment is a part
was encamped here
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Several nttle folks We're the guests Of
Mrs. Ii. Z Cross Of Monroe street at a
party Monday afternoon in honor OF
her daughter. Haroldine's fourth birth
day anniversary. A two course lunch
con was served and during the remand
er of The afternoon the children were
entertained with recitatious and music.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Marking the close of Win Ny Chum"
week. the Epworth League of the Mon
roe street Methodist church win have
a. social hour next Sunday evening.
November 18th. AZ SIX o'clock preceding
the regular meeting Plans for tne
meeting cn SUNDAY and for "A James
Whitcomb Riley program to be given on
Tuesday evening. November 27th. We're
made al the abine meeting held Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Earl
Sailors.
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uncertainty to life in the new camps.
the reception at Camp Taylor was as
suring Each was told what the s.. M.
c. 4. had for them $40 camp and abroad.
given introduction cards and many took
this pledge. u hereby pledge myself by
the help Of God 10 live P clean life and
to seek to establish the American uni
form as q symbol and guarantee Of true
manhood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

This weeks meeting Of the Baptist
Woman's Union viii be held on Thurs
day afternoon al the church viii be i'm
charge of Mrs. j. Van Tamliu Of the
child culture department. DR.. Reading
of Chicago viii give the first OF a series
of lectures and the musical program
viii be given hy Mrs. NJ. d. Metz. On
the social committee viii be Mrs J. NJ
Levins. Mrs. j.. NJ Leonard. Mrs. c. w.
Hobbs. Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. ID. b
Mann.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

Last evening the members of The Dor
cas- CIub of In1manuel's E~vangelical
church were entertained by Miss Alice
hummer. IL was a social meeting Of
the class and with the members Miss
summer entertained Miss Hazel Eel
VfiIe, Next Tuesday evening there viii
he a class party at the home Of Miss
ielen Prange.
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the indiana Harbor Council on the
evening of November u.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katharine Howard, 1918 oIcott ave.
Phone 2S3. Will DC pleased TO write ana
receive social news and advertising Il.
The Times.
TnyT,FRt3 TIM rEu
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The other day a gentleman was on
the train from Indiana. and fell into
conversation with "a gr~ay-haired lady
who's son has volunteered. She To
marked earnestly, Il am not afraid Of
my son being killed while doing his
part. do not think of that part, but
! am worried about what kind of man
he viii be when he comes back" The
ono thing the y. NJ q. A. is concerned
about.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

There We're guests fer eight tables
81 the afternoon card party yesterday
at the Hammond Country club. high
scores in the games being made by Mrs.
Adolph Hirsch. Mrs. W. D. Webb and
Mrs Burr of Gary. Auction bridge was
played
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-14

There Viii be "a meeting lhis evening
of Golden Rod Camp No 1857 Royal
Neighbors.
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A social afternoon was enjoyed, yes
terday by the members ct the T. o.. T.
N club - the guests of Mrs. C.. Eek
lund of W. State street. Mrs Rose Fox
ST SOC Garfield avenue was named as the
next hostess.