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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-23
RUSSIAN LEADERS
ASK HELP FROM
ENTENTE POWE RS

PARIS. saturday Dee. 1I-Prof
Paul Ailukon leader o. the Rus
sian constitutional democrats and
foreign minister n the cabinet Of
Premier Lson which was formed
after the overthrow OF tho imperial
nasty has arrived bon Paris with
Nicholas Schebeko. former Russian
ambassador al Vienna. and -four
o-her Russians representing the va
Tigus political parties exclusive Of
the bolshevIki and the extreme LETT
o. the social rcvolutionaries The
Russian leaders say they have come
here for the purpose Of Interesting
tte entente powers in the rest0ra-
zion OF order in Russia. SO that
government may be- formed which
win reuuite Russia and win recogni-
ton from the world powers
The party left Kiev three weeks
aEO and travelled TO Paris by way
Of Odessa. When Prof MilukOn
lrft kiev. the Skoropadski govern
ment. he said. was Eard pressed be-
cause the Germans never had per-
United Gen. SKOTopadski TO organ
ize his own army and the Ukrainian
force was small after the German
n cops withdrew.
Russian General Unpopular
Prof. Milukon said Gen Skoro-
padski never was popular with the
4 -krainians because he advocated an
independent Ukraine, while the pub
lie largely favored a united Russia.
Extensive agrarian movements also
have been directed gainst SkOrOpad-
ski. the constitutional democratic
leader added, and II is likely that
the general has been overthrow.
In the meantime. Gen. Denikine.
former chief OF the Russian general
staff. has established a government
at Yekaterinodar, which Prof NIilu-
koff and his as say they sociates
fOd and his associates say they
hope 10 see develop sufficient
strength TO unite all the moderates
in the Ukraine and eventually TO
merge with the government Of Gen.
Kolchak at Omsk. Siberia. into a
central government pledged TO the
preservation OF Russian unity.
other Members OF Mission.
other members OF the Russian
mission now here are Vladimir Cur
10. a brother OF Gen. Gurko. who
formerly commanded the Russian
southwestern front. Sergius Treski-
koff. formerly president OF the Rus
sian council. Alexander Getoff and
Constantine KrovopOskoff The last
Two named members of the mission
are moderate socialists. They espe-
Cially are Interested in the coOpera-
tive movement and represent the
left party i'm Russian politics. Prof.
Milukon represents the center party.
while the other three belong to va
rious parties OF the right.
The members Of the mission are
comforting with prof. Boris Bakh-
neten the Russian ambassador at
Washinton. and the other Russian
amba ssa dOrs who have assembled
iu Paris 10 get Russian interests be
fore the peace conference. but the
members will probably scatter soon
20 the entente countries and the
nited states.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-23

Musician Leroy D. Johnson Marsh
cid, Ind
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
SEEGEANTS
Walter Coil. Walton, Ind
John j. King. Gary. Ind.
CORPORAIS.
John g. Krousr. Fowler. Ind.
John LafakiS Indiana Harbor, Ind.
Jack Evans. Beulah, Mich.
PRTNATES
Floyd NJ Beell. Omer Mich.
George Herbert Hamilton, Boyne City.
Mich
Emil II. A. Priehs Flint Mich.
Nick StratinCh Greenville. Mich.
Glen A Anys. Petoskey. Mich.
Lowell r. Jones. Kokomo. Ind.
Arthur r. Loaring. Flint. Mich.
Arthur Loppenheiler Grand Rapids.
Mich
Walter f. Sites. Jacksonville. Ind.
Ralph y. Whitney. Indianapolis, Ind.
Claude Alcarn, Patriot, Ind
Leonard G.. Hahn. Westport. Ind.
Bert Langley Caseville. Mich.
Floyd r. NARROW Brook. Ind.
Ernest DunHigan KOkomo, Ind.
Floyd W. InEraham. Lansing. Mich.
Charles w. Solomon. Terre Haute, Ind.
Casper Beyer. PetoSkey. Mich.
Melvin : Branch, Covert. Mich
Henry Frederick Zeppering, TT Wayne,
Ind
Asher Llnderman. Plymouth. Ind
Salvatore BudalGment. Detroit. Mich.
Francis Palazzolo Detroit. Mich.
Jan hanback,. Hamtramck. Mich.
Alex SkoWromsH Detroit. Mich
Walter r. Moore. Greensburg. Ind
William Naquam. CharlevoiX. Mich
Henry Nipnhouse. Spring Lake. Mich.
Leslie Earnest Wakefield. Shelbyville,
Ind.
WOUNDED. degree Undetermined.)
LIEt'TENANTS.
Ferdinand T.. ADAMS, Rockville Ind.
Robert A. Byrns. Lafayette. Ind.
Sergt. John II Johnston. Solsberry.
Wagner Dale J. Collins. Forsythe,
Ind
PRIVATES
Ferol Jasper Young Detroit. Mich.
William Disco Boutwell,. MarJinSillc,
Ind.
Joseph w. T.. clinton. Detroit. Mich
James John Deamm indianapolis. Ind.
Percivai j. Mellon. Vulcan. Mich.
4 Ibert r. Shackleton. Gr0vertown. Ind
ReXford Harris Hlnkle. Jacksonville
Ind
Carl r. Mister Osgood. Ind.
otto August Yahn. Bay city. Mich.
ErouS WeSnick Engleston. Mich.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieut.. Robert Woodson Tharp. Wash
ington. Ind
Sergt. Orvie l.. Quick Sheridan. Ind.
CORPORAIsS
earl Edward schultz Kalamazoo
russell l.. Thomas Hoaey. warren
Mich
curtis Earl Iulon CITY Ind
BuCleT we're 81 Rae. petoSbey. Mich
PRINATI>
james Cremeaus Elmira Mich.
Clarence Kelly. shelby. Mich
Fred shaw. Castor. Ind
Franz g.. Muioney. I9rmerSAurg lud.
Fred schmidt. Hobart Ind
MISSING IN ACTION.
pkINAIES
Robert Teller Terr- IIlUte Ind.
Frank Gladyck. Detroit Mich
Uudseppe Occhietu Iron Mountain
Mich
sherman II Osborn. Samaria. Mich.
Harry f. TuneN Stephenson Mich.
Wilbert To. AudIer MiddievillP Mich.
Inman Gilien. Fort Rituer. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-23
HOOVER APPOINTS WOOD
DIRECTOR OF RELIEF FOR
SERBIA AND JUG0-SLAVlA

PARIS. Dec %. - Herbert c.
Hoover. the food administrator, an
nounced today that in accordance
with the resolution Of the associat-
"a governments 20 take energetic
steps IN relief work. ne had appoint
ed Col. Wood OF the United States
army. To be director of relief for
serbia and JuEo-Slavia on behalf of
the United States food administra-
ton.
Col Wood together with a stan
~ six officers. will leave at once for
belgrade and other points in the
territory under his jurisdiction The
allied countries viii send represent
auves 10 participate In the work.
EIDCT IM TIE MENJC TIMEC
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
Lake Go. Club Women
to Have Convention
What They Are Doing to Win the War Will Be Fea-
tured at Second Annual Gathering
Tomorrow

Registration
Reports Of club presidents
Report OF credentaI committee-Mrs
Jas. H. Cothery.
Election of officers
New business
1.00 p m. Luncheon at Y. NJ g. A.
2:15 D. ~. Music Mr. Rubinon and
Miss Miueer. accompanied b. Miss
Mildred welsheimer
ines-Alys j. o. Gibbs. Tenth
District Chairman Federated Clubs
County Work OF Council Of Defense
Airs Jennie Ward Wheeler. woman
member of County Council Of Dc
Tense.
Music-Oscar a. Gronsett. accompani-
ed by Alice Margretne Olsen
Address-Airs. James Morrison from
the executive committee Chicago
Council Of Defense.
' SonE-"Star Spsngled Banner
Chairman Of Committees.
Social-Mrs w. i. Rockwell
Music-Mrs. r Hemingway
Luncheon O. g. Wicks
Information-AIrs Ralph Ross.
Crcdentials-Mfs. J. II Cothery.
Pages-Rose Matthew Dorman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

fingers its glorious tones sang out with
a clarity seldom achieved. followed by
Moskoeskj VaIse i'm i. a remarkable
display OF tcchnic and Improvisation.
In his Interpretation display OF Chopin's
ID Flat Nocturne. Mr. Reckzeh again
exhibited his mastery of those qualities
most desired by pianists reaching the
In his interpre tation OF chopin :
BaHade in g
Air. sampel Gorton. tenor, gave as a
arst number. sleep Why Dost Thou
Leave ale" an eloquent Handel NUM-
ber possible on1t 10 singers Of marked
ability, his second number. III sing
Thee Songs of Arsby" was gorgeous
exotic dream Of the Orient as viewed
through oriental eyes; Huhns "In'ic-
fas.~ Il powerful battle cry Of the hu-
nasn soul was sung with such brill
Irance that the audience was literally
carried away. and insisted on an en-
core. which was given IN clever style
hv Mr. Carton with I.ohrs Little Irish
Girl" on hts second appearance Mr..
Carton gave a patriotic suite. well
chosen. and artisttcsllv given, conclud-
ing his part IN the program With Jas.
NacDerlnit-s Land Of Nine" given as
an encore number.
Air. Louis Zander vioiinist. in his
version ~ Nieutemps "Fantasfe Appas-
sionste held hfs aud encc under tho
mystic sway Of his violin until the last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

CROWN POINT. IND March "a
The second annual convention of the
Momans Federation of Clubs of Lake
county VIII be held Wednesday at Gary.
The clubs have a membership or, over
1900 and the convention viii be one OF
great interest as the club women all
over the county are assisting the gov
eminent IN every activity assigned to
the min the winning Of the war
The present officers are
Chairman Mrs. T. L. Shrortridge.
Clown Point
Wee Chairman-Mrs. y. j. sheehan.
Gary
y-Treasurer-Airs. H. W. Pax
ton, Hobart.
The following program for the day
viii he carried out;
Second annual convention. Women's
clubs of Lake County Gary Public Lii
brary March IS. 1915
1880 a. m. song-My Country 'Tis Of
Thee"
Repeat collect
Address Of Welcome Mrs. Chase.
president Cary Dept. Club.
Seey-Treasurer's report Of last meet
ing
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SOCIAL NEWS 81
5---- =------------=---- ----'77- Is

An all dap session of the Deborah
Society VIII be held Wednesday ar the
First Christian church.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
~lety Of the First Methodist churlh
VIII hold an evening meeting tonight at
tie home ne MIR. and Mrs. M Al Towie
in OEden STREET The husbands Ell the
members wan be guests.
The Junior Auxiliary az ST. Faults
Episcopal church vii meet Wednesday
IN Ogden street. The husbands et tile
Ms. H. A Pcppen hussen i'm Glendale
Park.
Wednesda, afternoon the woman's
AUx'iiarT of ST. Pauls Episcopal church
will meet at the church IN R1ahach
avenue. Mrs. T. "A TRUE wu have
.harge of the meeting
Mrs. Marriott 81 Detroit street Will
he hostess Wednesday afternoon 10 Che
members Of the Is. j. A. Embroidery
Cub
Loyal Women. BETHANY circle. WIZ
he entertained by Airs L. CassIer. -
RnsseH street at their monthly class
meeting
The Ladies Aid Society ~ the First
Presbyterian church VIII he entertain
ID by Mrs Herbert Wilhelm at he~
home. corner or Park Place and Hush
land street. Wednesday afternoon.
There WIZ be a meeting az the Ger
man W. G, T II Wednesday afternoon
~ the home of Mrs cole. 136 Gostlin
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

strains had died away; when the spell
broke the applause came as = shock.
and did not cease until Mr.. Zauder had
given an encore number KreisIer's
Caprice Niennolses brought out Mr.
zander's startling technique To de-
gree. which was further demonstrated
In his truly remarkable Interpretation
Of Vieutempts "Rondiuo." after which
the audience demanded another encore.
which MI Zauder gratided with "Ad-
asletta" from the Artisan Suite BY
Eizet.
conclud ng tho performance IN a
style worthy Of her predecessors. came
Miss Geraldine swanson. dansuese. in
numbers SIS truly beautiful and artis-
/ tic as can we'll be imagined. In the
role of Morning Miss Swanson float
cd into the limoIight. fitting through
the dance and disappearing as the rosy
dawn vanishes before the rising sun.
Neon" bright and clear. calling to
mind shepherds on the hillside and
lambs frIskiug about in things oeauti-
/ ful. while Night" with its mystery
and darkness seemed 10 suggest that
beneath it all ran a stream or clear
delight in fairy pastimes under the
moon.
MISS ina MAJ tt dEIlt@s accom- 1iet
for Mr.. Carton, PLAYED with her usual
finish and style for which she is very
wei known Mrs. Ruth Drake Zander
accompanist for Mr. zandcr, gave the
exact touch and finish 10 her work to
make the numbers most agreeable
Miss Elizabeth Wehbor. accompanied
FOR Miss swanson. did her part with
grace and ease. playing the difficult
Greig numbers IN manner u perfectly
complement Miss Swansons work
Ii is to bc hoped that Hammond VIII
soc more ~ these artists In the not
distant future. since ther may always
be assured az a hearty welcome.
Mrs w T.. Osborne Of Warren street
opened her home to tine art committee
~ the Hammond Woman club yes
terday afternoon Tor the regular meet
ing The study was i'm charge NJ Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

ITGfW TaEp !
IMAM are at present required for the
army Local boards viii du their
quotas in the order or Iiabilit, of men
~ Siass l as determined by the national
drawing except that where the regis
Tant y engaged IN agriculture the cali
shail be deferred 10 the foot Of the
quota Of his board as long as he CON
tnues 10 be so engaged"
Gen. Crowder's office decided not "a
make public the names of camps "a
which the next increment will be sent
This Is to suppress news OF troops
movements. IL was said however that
the southern quotas. largely comprising
negroes, viii be moved to northern
camps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
LAST OF 1ST DRAFT CALLED.
(By United Press Cabla0ra-nl

WASHINGTON, March I2-Ninet1.-
five thousand men We're ordered TO-DAY
BY the war department to prepare for
induction into he training camps. The
movement viii start March % and con-
tinue five days. This. the last Of the
first draft. viii include the mobilizing Of
$4,000 negroes in the south. Because or
training camp conditions. some districts
will be asked to furnish more men and
will receive credit on the second draft.
Some Of the men now called viii Ill
vacancies caused hs death and withdraw
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
SAYS HIS PRESCRIPTION
HAS POWERFUL INFLUENCE
OVER RHEUMATISM
piscoverer Tells Druggists Not 70 Take
Cent of Anyone's Money Unless
Allenrhu Completely Banishes All
Rheumatic Pains and Twingee.

Mr. James IT. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this ter
rible disease left him helpless and unable
10 work
lie finally decided, after years OF
ceaseless study, that no one can be free
impurities commonly called uric acid de-
posits, were dissolved in the joints and
muscles and expelled from the body.
physicians made experiments and finally
compounded a prescription that quickly
and completely hanished every sign and
symptom Of rheumatism from his sys-
TEN.
He freely gave his discovery 70 others
who took it. with what might be called
marvellous success After wears Of urg-
ing he decided 10 let sufferers every
where know about his discovery throu gh
the newspa pers- Druggists handle
Allenrhu In this vicinity with the under
standing that they viii freely return
the purchase money to all who state they
received no benefit.-AdV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

II was announced today that Airs. NJ.
Bowman. r. %. Rimbach Bldg is a
graduate Of The Ludwig Detective
Training school of Kansas. city. No.
Mrs Bowman has been a travelling
saleslady for past yrs, also candi-
date for Police Matron of Hammond
Police Dept. last fall, which was we'll
supported She has all subjects in De-
tective work. Two very important ones
in particular Bertillon measurements
and Finger Prints she was in the in
struction Of Ex-Chief Forbis Of Gary
who has charge of BertiIlon room for
some time Her graduation from ali
subjects was from highest honors
which we with the rest Of her many
friends in Hammond and Gary congratu-
late her fully and wish her d very sue
cessful future.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
CARD OF THANKS
CARD or THANKS.

We desire to cypress cur apprecia-
ton to all those who offered their sym-
psthy and aid ia The loss of our holov-
ed mother Especially to Rev. VIM.
Berg. pastor of ST.. Michael's church.
Schererviue Ind. neighbors aud friends.
MIR. N. MOSS AND CHILDREN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

NJ J Duggan and she reviewed the
chapter from the textbook on Whist
Ter, one " America foremost artists.
In the absence of Mrs. Herbert Hutch
ms the supplementary reading and cur
rent art topics We're given b. Mrs Geo
K Streeter. chairman Of the depart
ment, who told in detail Of Whistler's
art a very interesting talk on Home
Decoration was given by Mrs j. J.
Anderson following which there was a
discussion of the subject during which
several new and original ideas were
brought out. A delightful social hour
followed the program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
nEcITAL ARrIerlo Rr.NrIAr1n

RECITAL Al ARTISTIC REVELATION
The recital given last evening a.
Straube Hall by membors IF the faculty
Of the Hammond Musical College. was
without doubt ono OF the most enjoy
anle and appreciated events ever stag
ed here
As an opening number. Nh KarI
ee.szeh pianist. chose schumann's Ro-
-ncn in + sharp and under his able
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
Many School
Children Are Sicklv

Mothers who value their own con,foT+
and the welfare of their children. should
never be without box Of Mother f,ra--'s
sweet powders for Children. for Uso
fhrou ghout the season. They Break nm
ODDS, Relieve Feverishness Constina-
non. Ieething Disorders Headache ana
stomach Troubles. Used BY mothers for
50 years. THESE POWDERS NFI-T-T
"a IL All Drug Stores, 25c Don't ac
cept any substitute. Sample FREE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

! meeting Last evening az the school Mrs
| G. A. poweison was elected Viee-presi-
/ lent r. e. MsEiroN Seq. w. A Hill
I treasurer The election took place toll
/ lowing delishtful dinner served the
+ Club at s3N-thirtT under the direction
fof Miss Lola Hcm~tock and Miss Marie
Nrt W lilH chairman Tire hi4h
school orchestra PLAYED durns Che
serving and the guests Joined ia sims
/ ing patriotic songs. ln the absence of
! rtterney 7. T. Meyer Mrs w. II Ny
ers told Of the activities 81 the assocla-
/ tton during the past year and Mr.. NC
{ t-lro2. the school pfin'ipal i"ld ot the
j merits 81 tae ASSOCIATION. the discus
I sion was lead by Mrs FLOYD n.y. ADAMS
/ aud ct me close It was voted "hRn'
( oeHe"t lo i'S members ana l." nave ti-N
meetings continued "a large a'''nu
1 "nee marked the meeting iasN. f' ehtnS
and great deal or interest was mann
Tested.
The BUSY Bees of inc NJ. r. SUNDAY
scne'i "er9 enter a'ned ~ 'Rr nome
of 5tteaF 'a'he}' MIS- d + Nehne'. 7@'
fecNef street en- Sat"f"at ne altei
T
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

y 81
O County
Of County
, 10 the
PETER NJ. afEYN.
TO O
r. CONROY,
Ny commission expires .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
Don't
Suffer
From Piles
SEND Eos Free RIA Treatment

No matter how long or how bad - go to
your druggist today and get q GO cent
box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. 1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

eluslon Of the games prettilr appoint
ed two course luncheon was served.
Mrs David T. Emery was hostess at
a thlmhle party Yesterday afternoon at
her home in Waltham street. Her
guests We're tho members Of the En-
broidery Clue. In two weeks the club
VIII be entertained BY Mrs. Ralph Gro
man at her home in Warren street.
Several friends and relatives gather
ed at the home q Mr.. and Mrs Fred
r. Wolf 444 Drackert street Sunday
afternoon and evening to celebrate Mrs.
VOLTS birthday anniversary A six
clock dinner was served the guests
and the evening was spent pleasantly
with music John and Joe Einsele en-
teTtsined with piano and violin selec-
tions. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. ]. E Wolf the Misses Helen
Prange. Elizabeth Kuhn. Selma. Hugo.
Messers John and Joe Einsele. Walter
Hugo. William Spoerner. William Ros-
enhaum and Arthur Thon:
The wedding Of AIRS MorIe Sanders.
.of Colgate. Oklahoma. to j. W. crook.
was soieinnfzed by DR. T ! Bassett
LOT the Frs d. church last evening
~ eight o'clock at the groom home
n state limo street The ceremony was
attended hv Mrs Crooks daughter. Mrs.
Ida Miller OF St Louis and the follow
ing fronl Hammond Ar and Mrs.
Morr s. Crook. Mr. ana Mrs Charles Lee
crook Glen \ Crook and Max schmidt
Mr. Crook is owner OF tine grocery and
market a 176 State Line street.
A+NtA(tHA4@
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

captain Q N. Stevens Of Camp Tay-
Tor IS the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
AIRS 4 Stevens Of 30 Gostlin street for
8 few days before leaving for Camp sill
IN Oklahoma. Captain Stevens attend
81 the Lincoln school and later the
Central hlsh school in Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

Mss Grace Kingwin who has been
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
6 g Kingwen of Mason street for The
past week returned YESTERDAY To Wash
1nston. - g, where she is employed
"a the ordnance bureau
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

Golden Rule Council No. /. D. Of /.
viii meet this evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12
FED INTO SERVICE
AS DEMANDED

(continued IRON page one.)
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For sale or trade. our home IN zion
city for Hammond or Whiting property.
Rest loca ton: always well rented For
particulars address II. White. 1871 Rob
srts Ave. Whiting. Ind. S-12-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

DIR. e. NJ Shanklin was elected pres
dent Of the Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton o. the Industrial high school at Its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

AT HAMMOND IN STATE THE CLOSE OF ITS
1915
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-12

Loans and discounts Except those shown how in
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