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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-22

This Del Monte PEELED Asparagus is as fine as can be
had Each stalk peeled and tender and delicious that it
fairly meltS your mouth To any who likes fine aspara
gus recommend this brand and urge you to get
winters supply quickly.
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bother me any morel You had better
get out Of here, as my wife viii be
In here N a few moments."
Thereupop, Miss Eekhart alleges.
Mr.. Blaksley admitted that he was
married and had = child. -.
TslIs Her story.
The story OF Miss EckhaFt, also
told in her affidavit, u she met the
defendant July Is. They were intro
duced ION Fifth avenue" A dinner
for four at the Hotel BosseFt, Brook
iyn. followed, other members Of the
party being a sister OF Miss Eekhart
and a male friend. On their re-
turn, the story goes, Mr.. Blakeley
told the plaintiff how much he was
Impressed with her and asked per-
mlsslOn 20 call the next day. There
after, Il IL alleged. the already mar
ried transportation man -ardently
courted" her.
He suggested a trip 20 Boston. the
complaint continues. that he might
INTRODUCES his future wife. 70 his par
ents. They weRtsto Boston August .,
but the parents Of Mr.. Biakeley were
not 10 town. Registering as Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh J. z. BiakeIey. the couple
remained two days a. the copley-
Plaza Hotel, 10 r. alleged Miss Eek
hart says she ala not know until that
September evening. At the Hotel Clar-
Idge that Mr.. BlakeIey was married
and could not keep his alleged prom
lse to marry her.
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DUTY TO WIN, SAYS BISHOP.
BOSTON. Oct. 22,-Ths overdsysI-
opment Of the military system a. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-22

California ASpaFagus
Yuba No. Round Cans (ngrade0 for SOC
Export No. Can (tiny white) ... .29c
Acme No. Can (tiny green) ...... .29c
Del Monte No. Can (medium white) .32c
Royal Red No. q Can (ungraded) $50. SOC
Del Monte No. q Can (peeled) 39c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
z KANTOWA.

w parafii panuje ruch niezwykly.
Pc "a wielkimi przygotowaniami do
obchodu srebrnej rocznicy Kantowa
r6znemi obchodami / wiecami W ce-
ZACH bond6w wolnosciowych W kto-
rych Kantowo zdobylo pierwsze miej
see, dalej w%spanialym wiecem ma ko-
rzysc Armii Polskiej i innych W te
niedziele zn6w bedziemy obchodzic
niezwyk}a uroczystosG. Niedziela d.
1890 maja bedzie caly dzieh ~szczegol-
ME zaiety a mianowicie rano odbe-
die sic pol6w czyli ,,tag day" ma
Polske, Q godzinie 1870 popoiudniu
bedzie posiedzenei administracyi
wszystkich kanowskich towarzystw
W hall parafialnej.
Ma nieszporach odbedzie sic pos
wiecenie choragi honorowej. Pc
nieszporach odbedzie sic wymarsz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

dzieci szkolnych | towarzystw kanto-
wskich ma ucz genie tejze honoro-
wei choragwi z gwiazdami ilu MILO
dzienc6w z naszej parafii znajduje
81 eobecnie W armii amerykanskiej l
polskiej. Pc wymarszu, ktory odbe-
die sic pc ulicach Kantowa odbedzie
sic obch6d majowy W hall parafial-
mel. Program bedzie piekny a vice
hala powinna bye przepeiniona. Do
piracy eaten Kantowianie, widzicie,
re coraz wiecej naszych miodziehcow
i starszych opuszcza a do armii l
trzeba i'm pomocy, a wiec pospiesz-
my chetnie z sfiarami podczas POLO
WI abysmy mogli zebrat Jjak nal
wieksza sumo.
Administracye towarzystw prosi-
my ably ami jednego ME brakio ma
pc~siedzeniu o godzinie 1880 popofud
niu punktualnie | ably wszyscy wzie-
II udziai 2 odznakami l. sztandara-
mi W wymarszu pc niesSporach.
Mo powinno bye AMI jednego domu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
EERONIkk
IA MIEJSCOWAA
PAM POTTER
PALMER.


w Saddle spadkowym wczoraj
ziozono testament PAM Potter
Palmer, zmariej milionerki chica-
goskiej, ktora przez wiele lat mai
wybitniejsze zajmowaia stanowi-
sko W tutejszej smietance iowa
rzyskiej. ,
Majatek, ktory pozostawia, wy
nosi ogolem przeszIo $20,000,0O0
z tel sunny $1,6OO,OOO nalezalo do
piej osobiScie. MAJ jej Potter
Palmer, gdy umarl pred kilkuna-
stu laty, uczynii ia opiekunka
swego majatku, ktory wynosii
okoio $40, 900, 900, a ktory we
dug rozporzadzen jego testament
tn przechodzi ma synow, Honore
/ Potter Jr., a po ich smierci pre-
chodzi ma ich zony i dzieci. Zmar-
Ia "a zycia k~orzystala tylko z do
chodow, pochodzacych z majatku
MEGA. Jej synowie take beda tyl-
ko z dochod0w tego majatku ko-
rzystali. Pc ich Smierci caly ma
jatek bedzie miedzy wnukow or
d~zielony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

czyzn, ktorzy ME wiadaja ami pc,
trafia pisat W jezyku "amerykah-
skim" jak go naval, ami W lad
nym innym jezyku. Juz 10000 z
tychze istotnie z~najduje sig w ar
mil.
P. Lane napietnowa} niedorze-
cznoSc pogrozek Niemcow IL PREY
sla olbrzymie aeroplany, olbrzy-
mic submaryny do Ameryki, aze-
by zniszczyc nasze nadbrzezne
miasta. OSwiadczyl, re daremnie
sic Niemcy sila azeby Ameryke
steroryzowac swemi okropnoscia'
mi i swa br~utalnoscia, gdyz i'm
wiecej So brutalnymi i bezwzgle-
dnymi, tenn silniejszem staja sic
postanowienie nieziomne Amery-
XII walczyc tax diugo, dopoki po7
tega niemiecka ME zostai.ie pc
wszystkie easy ziamana-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

Ma cele dobroczynne i filantro-
pine zapisaia PAM Palmer ogoiem
$4,000. Limited Charities Of
Chicago, glowna organizacya
dobroczynna W Chicago, otrzyma
800, 600. Szpital ola dzieci ,,Chidl
Irens' Memorial Hospital" otrzy-
ma $4,000 Towarzystwo pomo,
{ prawniczej illegal Aid Society
otrzyma $4,000. Zaklad ~spoieczny
Chicago Commons" otrzyma
$4,000.
Procz tego PAM Palmer zapisa-
Ia $500, 900 ma eel dobroczynny hub
filantropijny, lecz pozostawila
dyskrecyi swych synow, ably oni
wybrali zaklady, ktore beda Z te-
60 zapisu korzystaiy.
Jeden re swych zbiorow sztu-
ki, oszacowany ma 100000, "a
pisala ma Instytut Sztuk.
Rezydencye palacowa PREY
Lake Shore Drive zapisaia swym
synom wraz re zbiorami sztuki,
cennymi obrazami, ~dywanami i
innymi cennymi ~przedmiotamI.
Dwie synowe, PAM g. B. Pal
mer i PAM K. Palmer, otrzymaiy
DO 100000.
PosiadloSc ziemska, obejmuja
1000 ARROW Sarasota we Flory-
die, podzieliia fla try czeSci, z.
jedna otrzymali jej dwaj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

Jak ju5 przedtem donosiliSmy, Ka-
toliccy Foresterzy obchodzic beda So
clio letnia rocznice za{ozenia swego. Y
tel tel okazyi urzadzaja oni try wspa
Male publiczne manifeStacye z kt6rych
pierwsza odbedzie sic jutro, dnia 1890
maja W warowni Second Regiment Ar
mory". pnr. 1858 West Madison utica.
ManifeStacya ia przeznaczona jest ola
czlonk6w Dwor6w Foresterskich ma
zachodniej, p6lnocno-zachOdniej / po}u
MISUNDERSTANDING stronie miasta Ia
mieszkalych, jak i tez ola ich przyja-
ci61. Urzadzeniem owej m~anifestacyi
zajmuje sic Dw6r Stanu Illinois, kt0-
rego Trustesem jest take p. Felix
wilkowSki.
Zakon Katolickich LeSniczych (Ca-
tholic Order of Foresters) zalozony
zostal W miesiacu maju 1883 roku n
pierwszymj ego Dworem by} Dw6r Maj
swietszej Rodziny kt6ry przedtem no.
si{ NAIVE Illinois Catholic Order of
Foresters''. Miedzy innymi, o, carter
staral sic p6zniejszy pierwSzy Wysoki
Na~dleSniczy p. John F. Scanlon, kt6ry
do dis dnia jest jeszcze czionkiem
Forester6w.,
W 35-ciu latach istnienia Zakon
Katolickich Lesniczych wyp}aci} po-
smiertnego W sumie$25,3 100000. -
'wsparcia W chorobie etc. w~ypiaconO W
sumie $4,000, 100000. Ma cele d~obroczyn
ne / ~edukacyjne wyasygnowano oko}o
100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
ROCzniCa zakOnu katO.
|iCkich Le$niCzyCh

Zakon Katolickich LeSniczych obec-
ME ma Dwory W 29-ciu Stanach Anne
ryki i S W prowincyach Kanady. Mad
mienic tn take wypada, re jest Obec-
ME so Dwor6w polskich W tym Zako-
ME: z tych 80 znajduje sic tn W Chica-
so, a 2S poza granicami miasta Chica-
go. Do owych 80 Dwor0w Forester
skich nalezy obecnie 10000 cz}onk6w,
samych Polak0w, dobrych katolik6w.
Teraz troche o owych manifestacyach:
bilety otrzymac moze kazdy z cz}on-
k6w Dwor6w Katolickich LeSniczych
darmo ola siebie ,zony, rodziny, krew-
nych i znajomych. Manifestacya jutrzej
sza rOzpocznie sic o godzinie 2-giej pO-
poIudniu punkt. Program skiada sic z
rzeczy patryotycznych. Beda tam Spie
wane narodowe hymny, cwiczenia woj-
skowe i Gwiczenia marynarzy. MONEY!
doskOnali juz zOstali %zaproszeni a ka-
pela przygrywac bedzie cd ucha. Odbe-
die sic take i manifestacya publi--
czna czyli wymarsz pO ulicach miasta.
Naszych najbardziej jednak intere-
Sowac pOwinna manifeStacya j%utrzejsza
ola mich tel przewaznie przeznaczona.
Raj jeszcze przypominamy, re mantle
stacya ia odbedzie sic w Second Re-
giment Armory" pnr. 1858 West Madi-
son ul., / tam radzimy sic udaG. Pro-
gram jest %doborowy. Ma dis lyle; p6z-
niej napiszemy wiecej o dz~ialalnoSci
zakonu Katolickich LeSniczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

ma Kantowie, kt6ryby ME byi W tym
Gniu udkeorowanym W choragwie
polskie | amerykahskie.
u q 4
Towarzystwo Brat. Pomocy Mo-
dziehc6w sw. Czesiawa 1 Towarzyst-
wo Boskiego Serca Jezus Mr.. 263 z.
]. r. K. maja sic zebrac in corpore
y p'edziele, dnia 3ygo maja, o go
dzinie 1880 popoiudniu W hall pa.
rafialnej.
q q q
W spisie nazwisk %podanych W DE-.
Chic. ktorzy byli ma chrzcinach u PIP.
F. Centnarowicz, gdzie odbyia sic
skiadka ma Polske pominieto nazwi-
sko znanego spiewaka kantowskiego
OBJ. Jana Rembacz.
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swej sekretarce i sluzbie.
KAMPANIA MA RZECZ GER
WONEGO KRZYzA.
Kampania ma rzecz Czerwone-
go Krzyza, ktorej celem jest re-
branie funduszu w sumie $780,,
100000 w calym kraju, zaczyna
sic formalnie w poniedzia}ek, lecz
juz dis jake wstep do niej odby-
waja sic pochody i demonstracye.
Ma Chicago przypada zebranie
$6,OOO,000 we formie op}at do
cz}onkow, jak rowniez we formie
ofiar gotowka jednorazowa, hub
roz}ozona ma kilka miesiecy. So,
900 pracownikow bedzie agitowa-
10 "a ofiarami..
Wielki pochod odbywa sic dis
w SrodmieSciu o godz. 2giej pc po-
ludniu. Procz tego cztery pocho-
dy odbeda sic W dzielnicach poza
SrodmieSciem.
w parku Lincolna, ma Logan
Square, w parku Garfielda i ma
| Midway Plaisance odbeda sic t.
wv. .pageants".
w tych ~wszystkich demonstra-
cyach patryotycznych vienna IL
dziaf zywe obrazy, rydwany, ma
szyny wojenne, kluby, towarzy-
silva, zoinierze, majtkowie, kape-
lie itp'
Dzisiejsze preludyum do tygo-
dnia, poswieconego Czerwonemu
Krzyzowi, bedzie imponujace pod
kazdym w~zgledem.
z PROCESU Il. w. W."
Wczoraj w dalszym ciagu Cd
czytano wyjatki z korespondencyl
prowadzonych pomiedzy w. Hay
WOODEN, sekretarzem i. w. W.
a A. E. Prashnerem, ktory by} or
ganizatorem ola tejze o~rganizacyi
w zesz}ym roku w Pennsylvania.
Haywood i Prashner naleza do
liz czionkow organizacyi u. w.
W., oskarzonych o dzialalnoSt
antiwojenna i antiamerykanska'
Prashner byl agitatorem mic
dry gornikami w zag}ebiu weglo-
WEN blisko Scranton, Pa. w jed
nym z listow do niego Haywood
wyraza, IL jest z jego piracy "a
dowolony.
Pc odczytaniu tych listow pro-
kuratorya przediozy}a dowody
przeciw Jozefowi Graberowi, jed
MENU z oskarzonych, ktory poda-
wal artykuly w jezykd polskim W
,,Solidarnosci", polskim organic
Il. w. W." Jeden z artyku}ow
by} pod nagiowkiem nPrzyszfe o.
balenie systemu kapitalistytczne'
go przez u. w. W., w ktorym
autor wskazywai ma Rosye, gdzie
klasa robotnicza, jak pisze, ME
czekaIa pomocy demokracyi, lecz
uje}a sprawe W swoje rece i szy5-
ka akcya obali}a system kapitali-
styczny. To samo MONA zrobic W
Ameryce, pisze autor.
KLUBY WYDALAJA CUDZO-
NIEPRZYJACIEL-
SKICH.
Try wybitne kluby chicago
skie w SrodmieSciu powzie}y re-
zolucye, n~akazujace wydalenie z
tychze klubow wszystkich czlon-
kow i pracownikow, t. ]. s}uza-
cych, kelnerow itp., ktorzy So ME-
przyjacielskimi cudzoziemcami.
Podobno powodem tel akcyi jest
fakt, IL pomiedzy mimi znajduje
sic WELT szpiegow. Kluby tie So:
Chicago Athletic Association, llli-
nois Athletic Club i Hamilton
Club.
Rezolucye beda surowo W zy-
Gle wprowadzone. Ola nikogo ME
zrobi sic wyjatku.
Jednakze Chicago Athletic As
socaition zrobi wyjatek prawdo-
podobnie jeden ma rzecz swego
g}ownego kelnera, Henryka Bau-
era kt0ry lest Alzatczykiem z pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18
LANE 0 ley
KACH OBCYCH.

Sekretarz ola spraw wewnetrz-
nych Franklin K. Lane, ktory O.
becnie bawi W Chicago, wczoraj
wyda} wywiad, w ktorym oswald
cyl stanowczo, re w publicznych
szkolach elementarnych i wy
szych ME p~owinien bye wyklada-
ny zaden jezyk obey, a tylko an
gielsk. Niemiecki i inne oboe je-
zyki powinny bye zarezerwowane
tylko ola uniwersytetow. P. Lane
zaznaczyl, re we wieku poboro-
wynn znajduje sic 100000 msz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-18

synowie, druga jej brat, A. c.
Honore, a mad reszta brat jej mia
nowany opiekunem, ably MIA "a
rzadzal ma rzecz swego brata i
siostry. Siostra, ktora sic nazywa
PAM F. D. Grant, jest wdowa pc
synu prezydenta Granta.
Bardzo wiele sum zapisaia PAM
Palmer innym krewnym, oraz
swei sekretarce i s}ulbie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
MUNSTER

Miss Winnie Schoon left for Grand
Rapids. Mich. on Friday. for a week :
visit with relatives.
The semi-snnual exams VIII be held
en Thursday and Friday IN the public
school.
Cornelius Kikert went 70 Iowa for 2
three or four weeks visit with relatives
Mrs. J. Kunz and daughter OF Ham
mond. visited with her sister. Mrs. Kirch.
on Thursday.
Mrs J. HUFFMAN entertained MI and
Mrs Schultz Of Lansing. on Friday, in
honor q her birthday
Tho Red Cross meeting was held ~
the home OF Mrs. 7. Tsnis, Thursday af-
terncon.
Erna KasRe il spending the weekend
az home with her parents
In spite Of the deep snow. the oil line
Is making good headway digging
trenches and lowering the pipes. The
I'm Is supposed 70 be READY by FEB. Is.
Helen DeMik IS working in Maynard
a the home OF Fred Mckee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
WATCH OUT FOR
THESE -OLICITOhS
Spurious WAR Purpose"
Collectors Impose on
Indiana People.
tstass councn OF pefsnse.l

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. az
Solicitation of funds for alleged war
purposes" IS assuming such proportions
and is Of such nature IS to call forth
warning from the Indiana State Coun-
ell of Defense against fraud Individ-
uals pnrporting 70 represent private
charities" have preyed upon the patri-
otto citizenship OF many communities in
the state 10 an extent that borders the
limit or their patience and endurance.
Through proper publicity. the State
Council hopes TO put an end 10 unres gu
lated and indisoTiminate collections OF
moneys for alleged patriotic reason
Following the suggestions which earre
from the Council of National Defau e
that 8 centralized supervision Of solo b
tstions be undertaken. the state Ceau-
Gil appointed a special COMMITTEES con-
sisting OF Arthur W Brady, Evans
Woolen and VIII Irwin which by reso-
luton. outlined policy Of supervision
both for state end local solicitations.
The aim was TO follow as nearly as
possible the suggestion OF the National
Council which pointed out and recon-
mended legal licensing systems which
have been adopted In other states.
In the absence of any legal authority,
however, the State Council through its
special COMMITTEES. declared a policy
which it recommended to other county
councils emphasizing the following
points:
/. All appeals to the peoples to aid
III or alleviate the consequences or the
war should receive some form Of official
or quasi-oficial approval before being
recorded ss entitled TO public support
and confidence.
.. In case OF the broader movement
such as the Red Cross, the T. NJ {. 4.
etc. the approval OF the president and
his cabinet is sufficient
3. In case Of solicitations hy
churches lodges. clubs and like bodies
OF established standing where the sp-
peal is primarily 70 their own members.
no outside approval j. called for
4. The largest class OF appeals for
direct contributions are for the support
OF enterprises, tina proceeds Of which
are partly or wholly TO be devoted to
war purposes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
BRETCH Gets
PLUM At GARY
CITY HALL

Attorney Clarence Bretsch. one of the
most active supporters Of Mayor
Hodges. last night received a plum from
the city council He was retained to
defend Officers 0'Donnell and Nyserski,
who were indicted after shooting Rus
sian, said to have been heeins to evade
arrest The city will pay the defense
expenses.
ar Bretsch who has made quite 8
reputation as criminal lawyer, has
won many Of his cases. His friends say
he will put up spirited night 20 free
the two policemen. both of whom are
ont on bail and whose friends say they
ere innocent. Some legal fireworks are
expected when Bretsch gets into action
The council last night passed reso-
luton Of Alderman Freebury's provid-
ing the city shall inscribe on pareh-
nent rolls the name of its employees
now in the war. President Rowiey
named Aldermen Lane and Van LEV
70 the Little Calumet swamp park COM
mittee as well as Assistant City Attor-
ney TX.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
HOBART

William Krull and Miss Myrtle Wild
second eldest daughter OF ALVIN wild
were united in marriage last Friday
Jan. Is, which was the thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
wild the brides parents, which took
place Jan. Is. 1883 Tho young couple
went 10 Crown Point where the cere-
mony was performed at the NJ E par
sonase by Rev. Aging at 1 o'clock They
were attended by Miss Helen Wild, sis
ter of the bride. and George Barnes
After the ceremony they returned TO
Hobart where a wedding dinner awaited
them At the brides home They have
started housekeeping In the Wild flats
which have been newly furnished The
young people are very popular in Ho-
bart's younger set. The groom is en-
gineer for the town Of Hobart and is
also employed as engineer at the Illinois
Steel Company at Gary
Miss Title Cruel entertained twenty
five girl friends at her home last Satur-
day evening to a miscellaneous shower
in honor Of Miss Elsa Piske whose mar
riage to Al AIummery will take place
next month. She received many beauti-
ful gifts in cut glass. linens. silverNyare
an antiques. The evening was spent in
music and cards after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Scheidt visited with
relatives at Dyer. Sunday. and While
there Mr. Scheidt was given 2 little sur
prise which had been arranged by his
sisters. This was greatly enjoyed by
him as il was a reunion Of many OF his
schoolday friends
Mrs. Vague of Chicago visited over
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ada Pho.
Mrs. Bosse of Chicago, visited here
yesterday at the home OF Nj and Mrs.
II. r. keilman.
Mrs Kelly Of Chicsg 60. was visitor
here yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Pie.
Miss Edith MePhearson went to Chi
eago. Sunday. to attend a party sun
DAY evening.
Mrs Fred Collins and deu ghter visited
with relatives in Chicago SUNDAY.
Howard Wade, who IS in the aviation
corps. visited with friends. Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
DYER NEWS
CARD or THANKS.

We wish to use this means 20 express
cur sincerest thanks to our many friends
and relatives and ueighbors for their
kind assistance and sympathies shown
during the death Of our beloved wife
and mother.
e. w FREDERICK AND CHILDREN.
The regular Community meeting
which i 10 take place this week is post
poued indefinitely ON account Of the
shortage Of fuel Announcement viii be
made through these columns in due time
whenever date is set.
Friday Of last week a number Of wcm-
en- from here surprised Mrs. Joseph N.
SchaIer. the day being Mrsi Schaller's
birthday \ very enjoyable time was
had BY all present until late hour.
Ed scheidt and son Of Hobart. Wis
tied with relatives out here over Sun
day. returning to their home Monday
forenoon.
sunday evening the large circle o.
friends Of Miss Elizabeth Teutenlacher
made ~ surprise party IL being her
18th birthday. The entire affair WAS sue
eessful and the surprise complete. The
evening was spent ia various games
after which refreshments were served.
As usual all present had A good time.
The public schools here have been dis
missed for this week and possibly long
er on account of the fuel shortage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Betriger OF Ham
mond. arc spending the week at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein.
Mr. and AIRS. J. Tanner Of Chicago
Heights spent Sunday out here. the
guests Of relatives
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
REMARKABLE STATEMENT
ABOUT KIDNEY MEDICINE

There is no medicine which we handle
that gives such good results ~ your
Swamp-Root. Many Of our customers
nave informed us AZ different times thAt
they have derived great beneht from its
use
There was one case in particular
which attracted a great deal OF atten-
ton in this neiEhhorhood early last
spring, as the sentleman's life was dis
paired Of and two doctors treatinE
him for liver and kidney trouble were
unable to give him any relief. Finally
specialist from 81 Louis was called
IN but failed 10 do him any good. 1 AT
last induced him to Try you'd swamp
Root ard after taking 1t for three
months, he was attending 20 his bust
ness as usual and is now entirely we'll
This case has been the means Of Gre
aing an increased demand for your
SNamp-Root with us.
Very truly yours.
J. A. RICHARDSON, Druggist.
Nay ~. 1915. Marine. Illinois.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
ALL PupllS ASK Ior
Oa4cturla Lunch

-Four hundred ands one pupils have
petitiOned FOR cafeteria lunch at the
Hammond Industrial High School. Prin-
oipal NlcElroy through the domestic
science department j. prepared to feed
tho student body at cost each school
day noon starting the coming Monday.
Miss Lola Henstock and Miss Marie
In charge Of the cafeteria. They VIII
be able to provide a lunch cheaper than
tho parents could put them up at home
because they buy and cook large guam
titles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22

nue.. spent the weekend with Miss Ellen
Farrell OF Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Grierson and Mrs. Leslie
Pierce OF Amy avenue. spent the day j,
Rogers Park visiting Mrs. Francis
Groves
Mr.. and Mrs. William seliger, Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank seIiger were
Robertsdale visitors last evening.
The Marquette club viii meet WsdneS-
day. Jan. 80, az the Egsers home on
Lake avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dresser OF East
Chicago, visited at the Dresser home on
Roberts avenue, last evening.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. Moore Of Myrtle avenue. is seriously
i'll at their home.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Grogar OF Roberts
avenue. visited their son Eugene. al the
Great Lakes Training station at wsu-
kegan. II.
Mrs Lillian Shafter of Chicago. Wis
tied at the Jewett home on Indiana
boulevard last evening.
Mrs A. Ehlers OF Hammond visited
AIRS. Visconty Of Roberts avenue.
Clarence Eggers was a Chicago busi-
ness visitor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-22
GRIFFITH

L. 4. Southworth who has been III for
some time, IS improving SO much that
he is able TO be up and around the
house
William Walters, who was operated on
at St Margarets hospital Hammond.
was able to he brought TO ms mothers
home here a few days ago. MI and Mrs.
Walters home IS III Chicago Heights.
Or. I. A Malmstone went 10 Gary to-
day 70 look after a hospital patient
Mrs. Cloe Prctt and daughter yalrie,
are visiting relatives at Ross, for few
days