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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-17
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-17

D-ra Maize Z. Cle-
mems, ceva rudenie
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PENTRU MONUMENTAL
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sPRE sTIRE.

sPRE STIRE.
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manu- VIRTUE 81 Destriu" nu
- public& IN No. do All.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

Mrs. ]. H Paxton. of Muskeson. Mich.
was called to Hammond yesterday on
account of the serious illness II her
father. william Thum of Webb street
Mrs. Jennie Locke Of E. State street.
suffered a broken arm in a fall yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

Chicago given by Mrs. George Solicit
OF Evanston and yesterday Mrs. Paul
Moorhead OF Detroit street entertained
for her at one o'clock luncheon. There
were covers for eight and following the
luncheon auction bridge was played a
guest prize was awarded and high score
was made by Mrs. 3. l. +. Bell Miss
Laura Hayward of Woodlawn is enter
tanning at luncheon today at the South
Shore Country Club. Tomorrow after
noon the Misses Leoda and Nerna Me-
Aleer of webb street will be hostesses
and in the evening Mrs. F. r. Mott of
South Holman street is giving a party.
The members of Circle No. were en-
tertained at card yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Howe at her home in n. Hohna n
street. Pedro was played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Clara Plageman.
Mrs. Reinert and Mrs. Schwartz. The
hostess served refreshments after the
games In two weeks Mrs. NJ jung of
williams street will be hostess to the
club
Yesterday afternoon the members Of
the Stitch and Chatter Club were enter
tanned by Mrs. Frank Phillips at her
home in Calumet avenue. They brought
their needle work and during the after
noon a dainty collation. was served In
two weeks the club will meet with Mrs.
Joseph Wolf at her home in Harrison
street.
Mrs. l. johnson Of 315 Kane avenue
entertained a number of children yes
terdav afternoon in honor of the third
birthday anniversary of her son Irwin
J. Games were played and during the
afternoon refreshments were served.
The guests were Harold. Howard and
Harvey Kirchheimer. George Strocknan
George Hatfield. jr-. Irene Korlin, Alice
Kirchheimer. Evelyn Hatfield and Mar
iorie korlin.
The second in the series of summer
card parties at the Hammond Country
Club will occur tomorrow afternoon.
Saturday at two-thirty o'clock. and
Mrs X. w Bartlett will be the club
hostess Auction bridge will be played
An informal dinner dance will take
place at the club tonight.
A very delightful farewell party
was given Wednesday night in honor 70
Miss Edith Johnson who is leaving this
city 10 make her home in Chicago by
Miss Graziella Chevigny at Miss Chew
ignys home at SAT Sibley street. Games
we're played and music numbers by
Messrs. Luke Eidan and Miss
Chevigny were immensely enjoyed. af-
ter which a dainty four course lunch
con was served The following were
present: Misses Gene We've Burns, Ruby
Mitch. Loretta Kielman. Edith Johnson,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27
GILLlS UNABLE TO
ACCEPT APPOINTMENT
Hammond Man Appointed
On State Health Board
Cannot Accept.
HINES euREAu AT s1.1g ctpI1All

iTihEs BUREAU AT STATE ckPiTALl
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 24.-At
the annual meeting of the state board
OF dental examiners held last evening
The board adopted a standard to which
applicants for license TO practice den
tistry in Indiana must conform before
the board will admit them TO tile exami-
nation class.
Hereafter applicants must be able u
show proof of having successfully com
pletcd fifteen credit units Of high school
work or its equivalent, The state board
will require the applicant to satisfy the
state superintendent Of public instruc-
tior as TO his educational qualifications.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
The board elected DIR. w L. Nyer. or
Rensselaer,. president. and reelected DR..
H G. McKi;trick. of indianapolis. score
tary and treasurer.
The state board OF health will meet
July s, and it is expected that it Will
select a successor to DR.. Prov Or.
Robert r. ellis. of Hammond. was mon
c.oned for the place. but he informed the
board he could not accept the appoint
rncnt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27
TWO CHOICE
CORNERS co
IN HAYWOOD

Two choice corners in haywood, the
corners of Taper ave. and Drachert St,
were sold by Woods. Martin & Co. las.
evening almost before the ink was dry
on the full page advertisement which
ran in THE TINES last evening.
All that was necessary was to let tho
public know that the Hammond realty
company had decided to put the property
north Of haywood Park on the market
to prccipitate a surprisingly great de-
inand for lots.
The two purchasers we're Carl NJ Hob
litzel, ss4 Calumet ave. and Otto r.
Boese. 6o2 Indiana ave. Several others
deals are being consumated and Will be
announced later. In both cases now
houses are to be erected at once.
In fact the remarkable thing about
haywood is the fact that few lots are
sold which are not bought with the
avowed intention of improving them. In
fact the letting of the contract by which
Dr1chert and Eaton sta. are TO be paved
a once is what has got the public ex-
cited about this property.
It is expected that all of the north
end of the subdivision will be dotted
with new and attractive bungalows
within the next six months. a number
of contractors are figuring on going in
on Drachert. Eaton and Lyons SITS. and
making things hum.
The high grade environment all around
Is what convinces them that houses Will
sell. 1t is no longer a pioneering pro-
ject. according to Woods. Martin & Co,
the exclusive agents of the property.
Sewers are in. sidewalks were laid
when il cost only eleven cents a square
foot instead of twenty cents. today :
cost Water. gas. electricity are all in
and free delivery service has been in
augurated It took five years of effort
70 get free delivery IN all of haywood.
Woods. Martin & Co are planning 20
have representatives on the property on
Saturday and Sunday and expect to clean
UP tho lots north of the park within thir-
" days Their slogan i.. It's your last
CHARGE 70 got high grade property on
tie T-ast SIDE"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27
LIBERTY KITCHEN
TO BE CLOSED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sssvIczI

INDIANAPOLIS, nd, June zl--Thc
Liberty Kitchen, a which housewives
have witnessed demonstrations and Oh
tained lessons on home economics during
the war and since in Fort Wayne, South
Bend, Terre Haute. Evansville, and Indi-
anapolis. and the home demonstration
agencies in twenty-six counties in the
state will be closed Monday. This action
was taken by Prof. Christie of the agri-
cultural extension department of Purdue
University. which carried on the work
because of the little likelihood of con-
gross making an appropriation TO carry
on the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

timony given at the hearing being con-
Quoted here by the public service com
mission into the head-on collision on the
Indiana Union Traction line near Carmel,
Ind. June 13, which resulted in the
death Of two persons. is to the effect
that the orders issued to the north
bound car were changed in violation Of
the company rules. Charles o. Salye-.
dispatcher, testified that If the north
bound car had reported to the dispatch
er's Office when passing Grove siding, a.
required by standing orders, the acct
dent would have been averted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

There will be meeting Saturday even
ing Of Dorca-s Rebekah Lodge AZ the
/ Q. o. r Hall in State street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27
PERSONAL 30
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

O0&AAcG
The North Side w c. T. L will meet
this evening at the home of Mrs. Nc
CLUE, 495 150th street 1t will be an
important meeting and large attend
ance is desired
mrs William Berry. Az Truman ave
nue.. VIII open her home this evening
for the meeting of the Central w. c T.
L Mrs NanSickle and Mrs. Mcclure
will be on the serving committee.
=
a number of friends gathered at the
home Of Mrs. Mary NJ Huehn in Logan
street last evening and rendered her a
beautiful surprise party in celebration
Of her birthday anniversary which oc-
ours today She was the recipient OF
many gifts. Mrs. Lydia Wolter Van
Glider and Miss Marguerite Haefer en-
tertained the guests with vocal selec-
lions which were very much enjoyed
and the remainder OF the evening was
occupied with games. the prizes in
which went to Mrs. Landvogt and Mrs.
Frederick In conclusion refreshments
were served. There were covers for
the Mesdames Lena Merz, P. w Meyn.
Edward Simon. Charles Lichtsinn. Wal
ter Lichtsinn, e. W Linsenmann II.
Iinsenmsnn. y. H Taper. William
Woiter, Mrs. Nicholas Landvogt Rob
ert Werley. August Genrich. Gus Muen-
lch. J. Schmueser. Emma Wilson q. l..
Daugherty. Grace Conroy. Charles Fred
erich. ]. Gescheidler, j. Brietzke Chris
Muir. Charles VanGilder. Albert Rent
mer, Victor Ball of Salt Lake City. T.
F. Leary and the Misses Marguerite
Haefer Myrtle Huehn.
In honor of Mrs. Diefendorf of Buff
falo who is Mrs. William Wilkes house
guest Mrs Julius Meyn entertained
at a charming party yesterday after
noon at her home. so Glendale Park.
There were guests for four tables Of
cards and auction bridge was played
High scores We're made by Mrs Victor
Dyer and Mrs. j ". Smith 4 prettily
appointed wot course luncheon was
served in conclusion.
Miss Grace Bell who will be a sum-
mer bride is being honored with sew
eral charming parties this week before
she leaves for Lake Winnebago, Wis.
On Wednesday she was the guest of
honor at a dinner and theater party in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

Grazieila Chevigny. Messrs. Billy
Schabot. volly Jasin. Herbert Luke
Aloysius VIII. Edward Eidam.
a very enjoyable evening was spent
by the members of Baumgartner Court
C O. F. and the Hermits Club a a
joint smoker and entertainment given
in their club rooms. AS practically all
the members Of the Hermits Club have
returned from the service they have
again reorganized their club
The closing exercises Of St. Fauls
Lutheran school will be held this even
ing at 500 o'clock in the church in
Clinton street Nineteen pupils viii be
awarded diplomas The names ot the
graduates are: Theodore Bleck. Eliza
beth Baganz Lillian Finding. Irma
Graun. Tilie Quinn. Rudolph KIemm,
Viola Kaegebein. Helen Linsenmann
John Meyrer. Bertha Schneider. Louise
Shade Mabel Schmueser, Gertrure
Siedentopf. Edward Stanley. Caroline
Washausen Martin Wolter. Arthur
zahrte Helen Zarndt, Evelyn zachau
The program arranged for the closing
exercises is the following:
Organ prelude.
Invocation.
Salutory-Rudolph Klenin1.
The Good Shepherd Song by the
Pupils.
Address-Rev W Brauer.
Class Legend-Irma Graun.
1919 Is Here"-Song BY the Pupils.
Address-Pastor w. L. Lichtsinn.
valedictory-Ger Siedentopf.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Doxology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Of Ruth
street are entertaining the, Misses
Bertha and Marion Hughes Of Altoona
Pa.
Percy Smith and children Of New
York CITY are visiting at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Smith
in warren street VIII Smith of elm
ton. Ia. is also the guest of his parents
for a few days.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence OF steager,
Ill. will be the guest of Mrs. L. Harry
Weis for the weekend
T. F. Leary has returned TO Fort Will
liam where he has accepted position
after three months spent in Hammond
Mr. and Mrs W II. Gostlin and
daughters Mary and Florence left today
10 visit in Ithaca. \. 7. Mr., and Mrs.
c,ostlin will return al the end Of two
or three weeks but the children will re-
main in the east all summer.
Sunday School vii be held az 1000
o'clock a. m sunday, June 20, at the
Lincoln school under the auspices Of the
Methodist church.
There will be meeting Saturday even
ing Of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge Al the
I. O. D. r Hall in State street.
Mrs. ]. H Paxton. of Muskeson. Mich
was called to Hammond yesterday on
account Of the serious illness If her
father. William Thum of Webb street
Mrs. Jennie Locke Of E. State street.
suffered a broken arm in a fall yesterday
QUIZ ON TRACTION
WRECK AT CARMEL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

Tines news ser ylce is the bes.
tEat money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

Left Governor
Oliver Morris
the SIT 100000 ate bonds
North Dakotas Lynn
Obert Olson
authorized Dakota
bank
attacked both and the ederalco
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-27

QUIZ ON TRACTION
WRECK AT CARMEL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEayIcEl
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 2f--Tcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
MAY OBTAIN
COMMUNITY STATION
War Camp Service Men
Here to Investigate
Needs of the City

Wheeler Alsaaasraue needs ne War Camp
Community Service in % new role u Cen.
uanity Service. Incorporated. and whether
public sentiment Il strong enough to sap
port II IL this clty vaa prorossd 20 he
Amengan Legion posf a. ~ special msatinf
last night ~ fhe ArineIy hy Mr. Garter.
Of NtA York ciD. distrir, sgpss, isaf Tor
tAe ". G. G.
The oresnirsnnn ~hieh ala such effective
~erk during the var i 70 bsepme = rom
munity service elub ~ February a. Mr.
Garter and Mr. lovers. also II The head.
quarters enics arr here 70 investirate the
ieral ccnditiuns ano dstermias the need %
III eiy Tor he new oraanliatinn.
Ths Legion members passed = number Of
resolutions lnst night pralsinr The work q
The Red Cross home ssrvics Office. aud spr
gestiaE HAT Il tas drye taf fuud. we're re.
nfaei tae people wouid respond wits enough
mency 10 pat ne city ever the top r. They
rasaei /, resolution sskine congress &C. bring
hack a. once the bodies % The soldiers fallen
IN France 20 this countsy tor burial
Anpoanceaen, vas made that fifteen ser.
vice men are desired by the census bureau
Tor vori 10 this county The work will lat
about 40 days, sod viii pay 80 a DAY. Az
rllcation should be made ~ once 20 y. J..
Stafford, post adiutant and finance nhiesr IT
the American Legion 81 Santa ~. a Simple
examination j. repaired II applicants for
positions. The sork begins on January 2
The regular meeting % The local post for
December ~ will be postponed on account
of the holidays Neetinfs are heia on the
second and fourth Tuesday u each mnnth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
FORWARD STEP.

a IBUQUERQuE has had no better news than that in todays
Herald announcing completion Of the first drainage district ia
the Central Rio Grande valley. The district is relatively small
The area 20 be drained Is $500 acres. Yet this area, properly drained
and in the hands 81 progressive farmers, win be an object lesson that
viii quickly teach this valley the value Of drainage IN good, hard
Apieriean cash. The practical illustration is needed, it appears 10
convince our people that drainage is a necessity and this project
undertaken Voluntarily by the land owners of the South Albuquerque
Drainage District, win provide that illustration. Therefore this lit
tie eroDp Of land owners have done what the Herald regards as one
Of the most important things ever done for the development Of the
Central Rio Grande valley and for this city. The nav drainage dis
tret has been organized wholly by the land owners, without aid
firm the vity. The land will furnish the basis for the bond issue
which viii fsancc the project. There IS a ready sale for the bonds
Here Is y forecast II the South Albuquerque Drainage District
proceeds without interruption % the completion of its drainage pro-
icf, les than two years will elapse before every acre of irrigable
land between Beraalalo and Belen will have signed mp for partici
patton in a drainage project.
The south Albuquerque district land owners have the vision
which enables them TO see TO the result, They hays undertaken to
kick the obstacles out OF the way. They are the first Of the valley
land owners really 10 wake M. All credit 10 them for their enter
prise and courage They viii win and Albuquerque and the whole
valley will win with them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
FOOD AND DRINK
PLACES REGULATED
Commissioners Pass Or
dinance Requiring Rig
id Sanitary Measures

Ths rrrfectien % ih- public health Of ths
city look ~ m1fi % The time 81 The city
cannnisrlortrn ~ their meeting Last night
1ae mast Important matter vas the passsgs
81 ~ afilnanrf that prohibits the employ
nfnt IN Restaurants groceries,. bstfries.
tslfher fhers t'er spy place uhsrs food IL
HANDLED ~ rol5' any person Suffering from
Ialea fesus ~ rcmuunitshis disease. ne7bsr
ships and hexutY shop aies wtfe Included
IN ne list. This pfdinanss has particularly
rsrlors and cold drink stands. II reaairet
that ne glasses. supl and other utsnsiie from
uhlch he food or drint u rnid must hs
lhofnnrhIy s~feriiifed either m boiiipg water
o. sisam'' before being uans 10 serve 4
ga-ran. Paper caps may be used u de-
stroyed nftrruard vsolafiops of The oral-
nanct ars panishahin ~ q nne from Is 20
$50 ~ a jail sentence from 5 70 10 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
TuBEkcul0SlS

IL was when physicians
,ald II was Impossible for
!. NJ Miller, Ohio Druggist
" survive the ravages Of
fubercuiosiA he began exper-
Nmenting ON himself. and dis
covered the Home Treatment,
known rs ADDfLfNE. Any
Bne with coughs showing
tubercular tendency or Tub
ID your name and address 10
Columbus. Ohio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

The city cemmis1len teToisi q little more
affpnfiop % thafs Who live heyond he city
limits - parfake 81 many q the meniripsi
advantage I~nasmuch a. they won't come
IN ne city commissioners expressed them
selves ~ making 'em pay more for the pub.
lie a~tiliiies for which they are not taxed.
Acrordlns te a resolution adopted Last night
ihs safsr rate 70 ouisldsFs Nill BE- doubled
A erdlnAace uas ndopte< whereby untsiderf
pta have been pAyinf % per snnusn iot
sear connectioH hereefter pay $40 aud those
year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

REGA|NS HEALTH
AND STRENGTH
Mr.. Walters Had Been Given Up
as q Hopeless Case.


~ Developed Tuberculosis IN ~ isu lung
In May. 1918. several doetors told ne 7
had a bad cAss and were unable % 40 ne
anx epod. had lost great deai IN weisht
snd vas ssss weak. Bet since I commenced
nsins Miiks kpuision ! have ~rerninsd ~
health and strength. and an nov ? pounds
above my Cd normal weight. I have 4 good
completion and lots of strength aud endur
ance. No one would ever think now. that
I hnd been given w a. a hepeless CASE
=. n. Walters. center Point. Teas.
Hundreds VI Isitcss Ike hi. tell Whist
Mills Emulsion has done in heln.uf con
qucr consumption. Etery sufferer BE- vel
come to ny % At the makers risk.
Miiks Emulsion T. . pleasant, n%utritiee
food and . corrective medicine. n restores
healthy. natural bowel aciion. doing away
with al need OF pills aud physics II pro
notes appetite and quickly puts The digestive
oreaus 10 shape 60 assimilats food. A. d
builder " flesh aud strength. MllEs Emul
sion Is stronxly recommended 10 those whom
sickness has weakened. aud h. . powerful aid
IN r~esistins and rcpairing the caeris of vast
Ing disease. Chrenie stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved-usuaiiy
IN one da7
Thi. /. The only solid emulsion made sud
20 paiaishle that it H. eaten with a spoon
like Tee cream.
No matter how severe your case. you are
urged 70 ig Mnhs Emuigion uEder this
ruarsntee-Tnte six bottles home with you.
nae " according TO difeciions aud ~ not
satisfied with the results your moasy VIII
he promptly refunded. Price so and ti2n
per bottle. The Mnks fmulniou Co. Terrc
Iiaa,e, lR9 sold by dfuErists s~yerywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
sloo seward. sloo

Caterrh Il q local disease greatly infiu.
euced BY constitutional conditions. II
msni. hhfEs cAfxhha MEDiciNk
u 4Akon internally y acts through the
Bl1od on the MucouE anr4acea o. he fys.
tenn HALLS cATARhH MEDICINE
gives the patient strength BY impruying
the general health and assists nature n
dciag its unrt. Neoo for azy eale q
HfbitraE isns 70 ere o~4
Druggists Uo. Testimonials free.
v J. Cheney 4 Co. Ioisde. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

manager 90 tEks ne matter ~ With ~
rluuhes and il better service could not be
chtAinfd 10 ssfsad he iariadiction Of The
city water depastusnt heyena Che meter and
riep leaks that occur beyond Inc meter. 81
'rasf duFipg The hours that plumbers can
not b bad. After ne spokesman ~ior tbe
plnmhqrs' committee had finished, Mr.. Net
rhlf ssked to- ermmisfoncrs u they desired
10 bear further facts frem him on the
matter, but the eem,nissioner. thspeht not.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

wHIrMAN's cAEDv. THE DEAL
CANDY. NEw Amxico cIoAn co.
SOLE AernTs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

Ball Bearing Roller Skates,
$3.50 to $500 per pair. ]. Korbsr
q Go. I'VE Deliver the Goods
Phone 1873.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

AIBUQUERorE n ~. pee. is-rhe
last ~ thr trsdrs which haze been doins
1tnte duiy IN ihr caifex county miuirr a.
tflct viii ice,r saturday. The T1Fcinh sas
siry noted 20 hatan FROM kn~hier to-day aud
WI depart for cehinhps n a. Saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18

A cenmister from ne union pipmbers AZ
peered before The city commission and stated
that W.. y. Aetcalf was ~ wrong when he
asserted that u wal almost Impossible 20
prerpre . plsmbes's ~sersices from Saturday
a noon until honday morning on No.
vswesr 30. NJ. asiealf addres,ed tbs city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
O. 7. U. GETS $500
OFFER FROM MoRIARITY

An offer Of fifteen residcncc lots. valued
81 $500. has been made by Hirsm y Wei
aud Rosa West oftMoriarty. New Mexico,
30 the state ". a. r 4. for The Girl In
dnsiFiAi Home ar. and Mrs. West Noticed
e. arconnt IN The Ruraiisi n the endow
Ipent fund Tor the establishment n me home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-18
VOTING GAL,uAp.

ma face a dragon for your sake
There are utlrr things. AlEy."
Whit do YOU mean"
The nj ~ living win xiv, ,ul
quito enough to face. mfnuiaypi'
Cuugier-lOurnal.