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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
h Not Keep
PIGS in Flats
WarnsKesler
ramiy That Shared Apart
nsnt With Six Other Families
Kept Porker In Bathroom,

rhs old Irish song rThsy Kept lh'
Pig n the Plrlor" can nov be sup
,lanrcd with. They Kept the Pig r
ne aaihroom. The iood adminislrl
tios sahprts under Hsrbert Hoover Dc.
sra sveryons ts kssp a pig but ihsr,
lr- exceptions 10 everything II you
fssire 70 90 eoatrlv 10 the city ord
asnsr prohibiting the keeping Of pigs
w,thin me city limits. Do no, ksep them
IN ,hs bathroom. particularly u you live
70 Haf with six other ianiIe' 50
nys Marx krisr commissioner Of
suhlic safety ksslsr declared today
,haf 1t all the peculiar and amusing
.asrs ghich he has had cause 90 come
N santaet with, inc most comiell oi
,heru all sas ne report that a family
o okiahana City had been rai,lng a
,iH IN 4 bathroom from the time that Il
vas a baby 1ig % a ih0ai and Ehen
discovered by the city officials was a
fond sircd hog, ready 10 furnish nice
juiry rams 'aT the table.
Anuriier ease Of raising hogs within
ne cry limits vas brought to light by
NJ E.slers department last week
Some 5snnle N the nnr,hern part OF ths
ciry rad gone 70 Plekingiovn and pur.
chased rom the packing companies
,ama sripplsd and diseases hog, with
ma Intsntion Of iittsning them and
atsr furnishing ihsir own meat Dur
na Inc first night that the hogs were
.ahiu me city LIMITS four Of them died
Of chaisra. which goes 10 prove thai
aiy lifs does aot agree with the hog
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses
Fred T. DsGrpaL 20 years old. okla
homa City, and Genevieye Tracy, rs years
Old, ~ Joseph, No.
j. II. LAwaIlen. 40 years old Chleks-
aha, and Elizaheth Harte, % years old,
Campbell. Mo.
~. and Mrs Charles England, 10 West
N. and Mrs W. B H.mlin, iiis West
u. and ars w. B. Kennedy. 10 West
NJ, and Mrs, c. C. Mueller. 100 West
Washington, a giri
M. and Ar. III. R. Savage, al5 West
M and Mrs L.. l. CASTLE, hospital,
hr. .ed Mrs c. M. Blair iisa North
Deaths.
I cSsB England. 10 West Frisco, infant.
Haktts HpAges, hospItaI, Is years old
Nvslyn ". Dsyis, III South Robinson,
John W, Edwsrda
1shr W. Edwards. Y years old Of ~
ylfH zshth stryss and fathsr Of W W
( x61Uufds, prssldsst Of the New Stat
4ths fsnily home after 2 bIiet Illness
Twelve years $50 from Missouri. He II
loyl1 q Vtdew. q daughter, Mts, HarrS
06sfeekd Of this city and live sons
~, joha O., and Maury Edwards o
1h(no civ, A. Q. E4vsfdA Of Ever
NV ~ .MysEAs q seJsyepoTt
In -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

cured 10 produce In the United King
dom, 10000 tons IN 1913 and to reach
an ultimate production At lhe rate OF
100000 per annum l' well within The
present and prospective capacity OF our
shpyards and marine engineering shops
but the rank, ol the skilled men must
he enlarged without delay by the intro.
duclion of men and women AZ present
unskllcd,
Maximum Must Continue.
"The introduction OF these newcomers
upgrading and inlerchangcablllly Of
work. are essential and must be pressed
in with the good will of employers ana
iorsmen, and further the board OF adj
mirhlty wisht, 10 make u perfectly clear
that these results cannot be obtained nm.
less maximum output IS continuously
given In every shlpyafd and marine en-.
gine shop by everyone concerned u
employers hesitate 10 play Their pdfl u
men anywhere down tools of 80 slow
for any reason. they will do 20 IN inlI
knowledge Of the grieyou' extent ia
which they are pfsudlclng the vital IN
lercd Of the community
1T is 10 insure the vigorous co-opeta
ton Of all concerned that the admiralty
has recommended the publication OF lh'
facts"
The admiraltys tables follow;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
OKLAHOMA COUNTY WHEAT
FAIRLY GOOD, SAYS D0NART

c. ?. Dorart. county farm agent re-
ports that the wheat N Oklahoma coun-
y. considering the drouih conditions at
,hs present time, it standing up IN
rood shape. With the coming OF even
4 hale ram Doaart believes farmers
vsll make a pretty fair crop, considering
the lat. start, possibly something like
fif,-rn bushels an acre or so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
TEXAS HOUSE PASSES
LIMITED SUFFRAGE BILL

AUSTIN, Texas, March 2l-Thc
bill to give women the right Of suffrage
IN Texas primaries and elections, was
passed by the senate today by vote
Of lS to 5. The bill now goes TO the
house for concurrence in senate amend
mCnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
GwBriefs

Raise Food 10 PlsA1rha Ghsmbsr Of
Commsros today received . ,Oo0-woid
nlghi lejisr from tht Nay Orsans cot
ton exchange John n Clark. president
Henry u, lloHior, secretary. asking thu
local chamber 10 co. operate With other
southern organizations 10 get ths farmers
~ devote all the tlllAHe area possible IA
food raising, even 10 the exclusion Of
tho usual amount NJ cotton grown.
Agricultural Clubs Formsd-C. H. DO.
mart county farIn agent. and Miss Ma
milo Walker, household economies demon
HiTsiOr visited Spencer aud Jones yestsf-
day and organized n boys and girls ngrl-
cultural club In each place with a char.
ter membership Of 800
New Smallpox cass-Ono case N small.
pOt WnH reported 60 the health commits
fIOucr ihlF morning The patient prob.
ably viii be- removed 10 the deicnlion
hospital
Alleged Migrants Flnsd-GforEe Ross
appeared before Judge w. q Mitchell
this morning ~ charge NJ yHHrbncy.
ilo WuH given two days 10 eiihsr g. 10
work gsi out NJ town OF pBy fms NJ
go and costs No went 10 work an hour
later Henry War was fined so and
costs on charge Of vagTancy Archie
WltOn was given . similar fine for the
Same OffenHe and Daisy Wells, negro,
was fined ils aud costs on a chsrts OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
Mexican Agitator
Held for Sedition
in Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 2l.-
Ricardo Flores Magon, once known as
active in proposed Mexican revolution
against the late Poriirio Diaz, president
of Mexico and found guilty here in
June, 1910, Of misuse OF the mails
through printing a revolutionary paper
was arrested TO-DAY charged with sedi-
tion. lie was held under S250OO bail
He had been at liberty pending appeal
I'm the nnSIhl case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
WEEKS BANK CLEARlNGS
IN CITY S9,250,829

The bank cleAriugs in Oklahoma City
inr the past week amounted to So
zs0E9 n according to the weekly re.
port Of the Oklahoma City Clearing
House association. This amount is al
most a million dollars less than last
week A year ago receipts were s., ,l2S-
1n04l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
Whenever You Need A General
Strengthening Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTFLFSs chill TONIC II contains
the we'll known tonic properties oi
OUlNlNE aud IRON and Is Very
Valuable as General Strengthening
Tonic. You can feel the good effect
on the Blood after the first few doses
nc (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

Only One "BROMO QUININE."
To get the genuine, call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE Look
for signature OF i. w GROVE Cure,
a Cold in One Day Nc. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

Ages" Al SIC In tho Thnosophlcal hail,
-u Terminal Arcade building Othef
topics a. be given BY Mrs Hsftistt on
succeHENo evenings will hs, THE Great
Pyramid and lts Message ''inh, me
Great UafmOnlzgr.' The Problem ~ tho
super sensitive Chlld' and biblical
Symbolism IN the Llght ~ Recent Dis
COyfriss'
R,vsnue inspsotoF ksFs-DaVid A.
Gates " Washington, - e. deputy com-
missioner NJ internal revenue, IN here to-
dny. inspecting the Work " th collector
Of Internal revenue Tor Oklahoma,
EathstI PARTY at soho6--Tho Patrons
club of the Wellington school viii give
a fathers party In the hndergarlon room
of the school. beginning tonight ht 1850
O'Clock
Judge J r. Hlrhlsy supervise roller
.L,tIug avery uftrTuOOU aud night nt tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
For IA. Stomach and Liver

lust try one Soc bottle OF LAX-FOS
WITH PRPsIN. A Liquid Digestive
Iaxa,iye Pleasant to take lAdvO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

" tho state university al II O'Clock this
morning This afternoon ho was 10 mako
an inspection Of the state Insane asylum
there
Mystery Books selIsd-C0unty councils
0f defense are feinvting out copies Of
"ThS Hidden hyttory," the Pastor Russell
book which has been CONDEMNED by the
United States authorities hs sedltious
Chester Wssifall, aHAiHiaht secretary of
The state council N defense. had two re-
ports ~ seizures ~ books over long dis
iHnrn trluphonr today one from Hfyun
county nnd another from Cu1sr county
CAlllhan lll-Gcofge NJ Cnlllhan, assist
ant county attorney confined his con
yefsailOn today ~ shakes of hls head
and motions with his hands A bad ~
tack " the grippe has taken his voice
from him completely
Series Of Free Lsotufes-Ths first OF
five free lectures will be given tonight
by Mrs llirfleit y Bartlett " IOs An.
RelfH, cal, on "1ho Message of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

Judge J r. lllrhlsy supervise roller
skating every afternoon aud nlghi nt mo
Auditorium. lie furnishes new maple
| bo, wood and fiber rollers band music.
| n is growing quite popular (Advb
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yAsfancy snd smother ~ and costs on
charge " keeping a dlsoTdffly house.
Llavor psstroysd-'rhirty- eight bottles
0f whisky, Two bottles Of beer and 0nn
bottle of vlns wefs ordered oonhsoatsd
court this morning Tho whisky Wha
taken from an automobile being driven
70 ohlahoma ciiy from. Capitol liill BY
whom was fined 90 and costs On two
| counts. one for Illegal possession nj
yhisky and the other for uanspgrilnH
Joe Wilson was fined on the same charge
hA Wing been caught with two bottles 0i
whlHky, two bottles Of beer ana ono bottle
Of wine
chsootsh Schools Make Rseofd-rhe
ChrCOiah city schools are making rec
ord IN patriotic work, according 70 n
rapport made today 90 H. II. Wilson. state
superintendent. today from " G. Can
terbufy city superintendent there There
are 6ii children In The ChfcOiuh SCHOOL,
ana 6il meinbcfs NJ the Chlldtcn'h W
lriotlc league, tlG home gardens ~,
Red Cross members and $50 holders NJ
baby bonds and thrlh cards
Pumps Nay ns Installsd-Ths Eastern
on company was granted permission by
the state corporation commission 10 In.
stall vacuum pumps In Creek county and
HE Atlantic Petroleum company was al'
lOusd 10 establish pumps in Tulsa county
nnsT hearings conducted BY the c0inmlB'
slon today
ooysrnor 81 Norman-Goyernor WI.
Hams vent 10 Norman today, whore he
! delivered lecture before the law class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

ooysrnor 81 Nofman-GOyernpr WI.
Hams vsnt 10 Norman today where. he
delivered a lecture before the law class
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21
9,OOo, 600 Tons YEARLY Sought.

"Our partners IN the war are making
every effort to increase the production
Of ships, but a considerable time must
ellpse before the desired output is Sc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-21

a charge of isspIns disoTdery hopst.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20
SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES RHEUMAT IsM
Excess of hydrochloric acid
sours the food and forms
gases.

UndiEested food delayed IN the ston7
sch decays. or rather. ferments the
sans as food left in the open air says
: noted authority He also tells US that
INDIGESTION is caused by Hyper acidity,
meaning. there is an excess OF hyro-
chloric acid in the stomach which pre-
vents complete digestion and starts
food fermentation Thus everything
eaten sours in the stomach much like
garbage sours in can. forming acrid
fluids and gases which initiate the stom-
ach IKE = toy balloon. Then we feel a
heavy, Iumpy misery in the chest, Wa
heIch UP gas. We eructste sour food or
have heartburn. fatulence, water-brash
or nausea.
He tells US to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead. get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
q tablespoonful in a glass OF water be-
fore breakfast and drink while 1t IS
enervescing. ana Furthermore. to con-
tlnue this for week. While relief fol-
lows the FIRST dose, X IS important to
neutralize the acidity. remove the gas
making mass. start tho liver. stimulate
the Kidneys and thus promote a free
low Of pure digestive Juices.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and IS made
from the acid of grapes ard lemon
tuice, combined with lithta and sodium
phosphate This harmless salts is used
BY thousands OF people for stoma oh
trouble with excellent resuits.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

Katherine Howard, <5Is oIcott Ave.
Phone zS5. will be pleased to write and
receive social news md advertising for
The Times.
ANTED-Boy who lives in Indiana
Harbor 20 deliver and work IN drug
store. Central Drug store. s41o Mich
san Ave s-ls-z
wANTED-Youns lady 70 wait table
and help 1T soda fountain Central
Dug Store, S4l0 Michigan Ave S-19-2
COLUMBIA THEATRE TONIGHT.
Elsie Ferguson in THE Rise of Jen-
nv Gushing and q Max Sonnet Com
edy. entitled, His Hidden Purpose"
Mrs. David Cohen OF Chicago avenue
aas honored on the occasion OF her
tvventy- NTH wedding anniversary. on
Monday evening. BY the Indiana jewish
Ladies Aid Society. who repaifed to
her home early in the evening and
completely surprised her with a pre-
sentstion OF a handsome cut glass ser
zee set The guests also brought
cnoioe vi2nds for course luncheon
which was served late in the evening
cards were INDUCED in and auction
bridge I'VE hundred and whist were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

except bit. and arranged so that 5
additional rooms can be completed
upstairs. Price s2,s5o-SS00 cash,
$50 per month
e57-W-5-rm. fr. cottage on Wal
ter St. splendid condition. close in,
mod but ut Price 81 eoe-s4oO
cash. bal. same as rent.
P9e-W-6-rm. mod. fr. bungalow.
so n. lot on Beall Ave. all assess.
paid in full Price reduced to
50, e5o-s50O cash, bal mo.
st4-W-5-rm. mod. II. bungalow,
so f. lot on Forsythe Ave, all as
sess. paid IN full close-in. coy
home and q good bargain at $3.50,
payment of $500 down. balance SIS
per month.
7-N-5-rm. fr. cottage. bath and
basement, s71s r.. lot on Ash St.
81 .e5o-s100 cash. s1s per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

Edgar Personett in South Olcott ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon.
A Spring Operate. entitled "One
Spring Day" will be presented by the
children OF the DEPARTMENT of express
sion directed BY Mss Blanch Bessimeg
OF the Mckinley school. Friday. after
the dismissal of the sessions. There
viii be forty-five children In the caste
Miss celia Rynn Of Michigan avenue
IS holding a Round Robin affair tomor-
row afternoon with the Mesdames J.
Corallne. a. Sapp, John McGuan and
tho Misses Gertrude and Josephine
Mulhern. Mae Englehaupt Elizabeth
Morgan and Blanch Reed present
Mrs. Boyd Walker % Fir street has
boen i'll for some time with rheumatic
trouble and was taken to the Illinois
hospital. Chicago tcr treatment.
Mrs. N. Kinney Of North Magonn
avenue IS entertaining the members OF
her club this evening.
r. NJ. Mcclellan of Kansas city who
has been in Chicago on business was
the guest Of hts uncle r. II. Alexander
in South Raring avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Power and Miss
Kate Dolsen VIII be Chicago visitors
this evening at a dinner ana theatre
party with Mr. Powers brother. Mr..
c. y Power who is here from Pueblo
Colorado attending the convention Of
Natinal Bankers In Chicag.
The No Mama Club viii hold no meet
ing this week. The next regular meet
ing Will be held at the home Of Miss
Mabel Hartman to transact business
pertaining to the recent benefit dance
held for the Red Cross. II Is desired
that ell members be present on this
date
A box containing IS suits or paJamas
left the Indiana Harbor Red Cross
Center today for indianapolis
Mrs. Harold COLLISION who is leaving
tomorrow for Dietrich. Ill. her home
VIII be guest Of honor at dinner this
evening at the home Of Mrs r. II.
Alexander in South Barring avenue.
There Il some improvement in the
condition Of the months old babe of
Mrs TTslrv Barren. who has been very
nl with pneumonia, the. same malady
which took away the little ones father
Harry B. Barren. after few DAYS OF
Illness
Mrs. Matte Phillips Cadman or 11o6
Beacon street. East Chicago, died al
10 30 a. m. Tuesday after an illness
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

screens, garage. Here IS q splendid
extra building corner for less mon
ev than others ask for bungalows
less desirable. s3.75o-S1.ooo cash,
terms 10 suit on balance.
e42-s-5-rm. fr cottage on Madi-
son St, 90 # lot. bath, concrete bl.
i'd, east front. we'll located. Price
s2,o5o with only 500 cash down,
SIS per month.
q45-s-6-rm. new mod. bungalow
on Monroe St, furnace. laundry
tubs. etc. Price s3.e5o-s25O cash,
$40 per month.
29e-S-5-rm. new fr. bungalow,
SO #. lot on Standard ave. s2,15o.
moderate payment down, terms on
balance.
3o2-S-5-rm. mod. r. bungalow,
so # lot on Madison St. furnace.
electric lights. garage and will dec
crate the rooms. Price s3,75o-s400
cash, bal. $50 per mo.
so7-s-6-rm. ~ story mod. res.
30 #. lot on Doty St. garage and
all assessments paid in full. Price
s4,75o-$1 900 cash. terms on bal.
s5s-S-s-rm. mod. fr. res. on 80
II. lot on Williams ST. near Hob
man, very desirable location and a
good home, garage and all assess.
paid in full-s5 200. with $500 cash
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20
gasaHt Homes Ready to
Move Into.

sSfS-S-rm. new r. bungalow,
1ust completed on Garfield ST., So.
Side; mod. throughout with tile bath
and al latest features. three add
tionai rooms can be completed up
stairs A most beautiful home at
S4,45oLs5O0 cash. bal. $50 per mo.
4e5S-s-rm. mod. fr. res, Detroit
ct, very conveniently laid out home
with three living rooms. library and
reception hall first floor. four bed
rooms on second floor, best furnace
srectr,c tights. oak trim. nee chick
en- park. garage, assess. paid in full
Price s4,45o, with Is cash.
sT-s-rm. new most modern
BUNGALOW, close in, 40 # corner lot
with all assess. paid in full. Just
completed and now ready to move
into. The extra rooms will pay for
the home. Investigate this tdiay--
s4.s5o. onls $500 cash and $50 per
month.
s2s-S-s-rm. mod. 2-story res 81
IT. lot on Zachau ave. solid OAK
trim first floor, hot ". ht., screens.
shades. beautiful fixtures. one bed
room on frst floor and four bed
rooms upstairs This is a substan-
tisl res and no better location
could be desired. Owner sacrificing
for quick sale at only 5000 with
moderate cash payment terms on
balance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

lasting for several months she was a
well respected citizen and viii be miss
ed by numerous friends and relatives.
She was a member Of the Congrega-
tional church and Of the Eastern Star
and Rebecca lodges. Her funeral win
be conducted from the CONSIDERATION
church on Friday afternoon. March p.
and the body Will be inferred ii Oak
Hill cemetery. The religious ceremony
viii be conducted BY Rev. Alexander
Monroe Of Michigan City. assisted hy.
Rev. Geo. B. Jones OF the First Method
list Episcopal church Of East Chicago.
The Rebeocas will have charge Of the
funeral
Mrs. Cadman was approaching the
55th anniversary Of her birth which oc-
CURED In Stahordshlre. England. April
10. 1863 She scame to this country
when but three years Of age with her
parents who settled at Youngstown O.
She was married hero 70 Geo. r. Phil
lips on April 10. 1864 Mr.. Phillips
died on Sept IL. 1908 leaving one son.
William J. Phillips, who survives his
mother and who lives al 4722 Barring
avenue, East Chicago
Mrs. Phillips was married on May
4, 1913. TO Mr. William Cadman. whose
tragic death on Dec. 30 1915. when he
was run over by q train on the railroad
viii be remembered by tho citizens Of
East Chicago.
Mrs. Cedman's father. Mr. Joseph
Bayless, now OF Ardmore. III, is still
living. The survivors OF the Bayless
family are Mrs Evans Lloyd of East
Chicago. Mrs. Neil Ludwig Of Oscosh.
Wis. Mrs. Joe Anderson of North Da-
kota and Messrs. James. william. Geo.
and Benjamin Bayless of North Da-
kota. The stepchildren surviving are
Mrs Nellie Fugate Of New Mexico Mrs.
Eveline Hof of California. and Mrs.
Gertrude Johns and Florence. Ray and
Percy Cadman of East Chicago.
Mrs. Cadman was fine type OF
Christian womauhood and took much
comfort from the Bible, prayer and
Christian hymns She bore her intense
suffering with great fortitude and in
much quietness Mrs. Hall, a cousin
from Pittsburgh. was with her in the
closing days and assisted the hands OF
loving netghbors N making her COM
Portable in pain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20

day by the members Of this class in n
git presented 70 her. q beautiful en-
bossed silver card tray. The presen-
tation was mada al the close OF the
anal exams IN the making of surgical
dresslngc. Tho token was a mark OF
esteem IN appreciation or Mrs. Smith 5
arduous work with the class and her
endeavors in assisting to promote the
class work az which was a paramount;
need to effect the quota work expected
OF the women Ia this vicinity.
Hugh Finnegan. pharmacist at the
Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor
has received commission OF 1st Lieut.
and IL leaving for his assignment Sat
urday.
Mrs. b. Clapper or North Magoun
avenue is having the 800 club meet
with her tomorrow afternoon.
Formal announcement - made BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Specter Of 1927
Barring avenue OF the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Alta Blanch. 70
Mr.. Lester Ottenheimer. so nof Attor-
ney Abe Ottenheimer OF this city No
date has been set for the nupitals.
The 0. S, Club will be entertained
bY MISS AAcA u AAtAE ADuetA IL IEE NUNS III
North Barring avenue Thursday eve
ming
Mrs IL Rhoads Of Terre Hauts IS
here the guest or her daughter Mrs
stephens IN Fir street.
The Plen Vie club is giving a dance
tomorrow evening at the X. OF r. hall
in Michigan avenue The popular Nc
Kelvy orchestra viii render the music
The Indiana Harbor u. T. Ladies
Aid will meet With Mrs. Claire Stephens
in Fir street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs
Armstring will assist.
Mrs. Gertrude Hinesley and sin, Gel
Of Lagrange. Ill, are here tine gueats
Of the B. c. Lukens in Grapeine St.
a very interesting meeting OF the
Literary department Of the East Chi
cage Wiman's Club wah held yesterday
attention with Mrs. Frank Callahan In
Fir street with tie hostess n the lead
ing Fart Of the days study. Brown
ngs Act III, OF a Soul's Study. por-
traying in prise. the life histiry *
@Cbiapino" the character study There
was the usual dscussifn II Current
Events and the serving Of light re-
freshments concluded the pleasant az
terpoin.
The crocus club is meeting with Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-20
Cottages and Modern
Homes

ts-s-5rm. FIR. cottage on Van
Buren, St. So. side. electric lights.
etc. Price $3.50 $500 cash, bal
monthly.
27-s-6-rm. mod r. bungalow on
Detroit St. $3.50 $500 cash, bal
terms to suit
sas-5-rm. mod sr bungalow,
like new, Monroe St. So. side. hot
v. ht.. screened porch, oak trim.
Price So, 4oo-s50o cash, bal 10 SUIT.
1865 5-rm. mod. bungalow on
Conkev ave, hot v. ht. laundry,
etc. Reduced for quick sale 70
2,s5o-s5oo cash. terms to suit on
balance.
136-s-6-rm. 2-story tr. res. mod.
except ut, Van Buren, St. near Ken
wood, 1880 $500 cash. bal to suit
purchaser
f4Zs-6-rm. a-story fr. bungalow.
Detroit St. mod throughout, also
garage, a decided bargain at $3.50
$500 cash. bal monthly.
212-S-7-rm, 2-story mod res.
Waltham St, oak trim. practically
new house, .5oo-sso0 cash, ar
range balance 10 suit.
226-s-5-rm. mod fir. bungalow.
Jackson st.. cor. Kenwood, 75 #.
cor. lot, all set in lawn, hot ". ht..