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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
THEATERBILLS

Empress theater, y to 10 As p
m,-Aliec Brady in The Red
head" comedy
Majestic theater, 10 a. M to
l0:45 p m--ConStance Talmadgc
in Sauce for the Goose" comedy.
New Folly theater, l0;4S a III
to 10 IS p. m-Fanny Ward IN
The Proiiteers;' comedy.
DreamIand theatcr . a, m, to II
p m--Bcssle Barriscalc in "The
Heart OF Rachel" Tom Mix in
With the Aid Of the Law COM
cdy. serial.
Strand ,hcater. 10 a. m. 20 l.
,, !. o, 8 and 10 p m-'Nirtuous
Men"
Liberty theater-lli links conf
pauy in MY Wife, Husbands
Lyric theater, l:30 to l04S p.
m.--Naudcyllle; pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
LARGE CROWD At
CAME EXPECTED
Beginning of Final Series in
Western League Today,

When Jack Hollands tribe Of In
dlans and the Miners from Joplin way
line up agains, each ether in the dual
bill at Liberty park this afternoon at
!.l5 o'clock, a record crowd is an
tlcpated, ior this will be the begin
ring Of the end, for this home session
will be the last the Indians will play
on the local grounds
With a large representation Of labor
unions expected and all business
closed gate receipts cqualng, II not
exceeding those OF the Fourth OF July
are probable.
The Indians will play with Joplin
today and tomorrow with an open
date Wednesday, after which they will
clash with ST. Joseph for three daF,.
Then, Omaha will be here for three
bouts, followed by Sioux City also
for three games. The final series Of
the year here Will be with DcN MONIES,
starting September H. and running
until Sunday September ID when
double header will close the season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
FRISCO B0IlERMAkERS
REJECT WILSON OFFER

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept /
Boilcrmaker> union No, ~, compris-
ing about two hundred and fifty boil
crmakers employed in the ST. Louis
and San Francisco railroad shops at
Springfield, roted las, night to rejec,
the offer OF President Wilson for a
iour cent an hour increase in wages
According ~ Hugh W. White ptcsi-
dent OF the local the vote showed
% percent against accepting the
award. The vote was wired TO the boil
crmakcrs' national Headquarters This
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Further Successes
Claimed by "Reds"

LONDON, Sept. An official
statement issued by the bol,hcyiki
government at Moscow and received
here BY wireless declares tha, khar-
Low, lis miles northeast OF Nekater-
inoslav, is preparing to surrender
without fighting.
The statement claims that the boil
sheviki have occupied Sugja, % miles
northwest of Kharlov; OIan, 80 miles
north OF Kharlov, and Balykley, In
the region of Orenburg the bolshevikl
captured a sharpshoo,er battalion OF
800 men and Cossack regiment OF
500, the statement asserts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
AUSTRIA REFUSES
TO DROP HYPHEN

COPENHAGEN, Sept 1.-THE
Austrian republic is ignoring the or
der OF the peace conference 10 drop
the hyphcr' ConsuiS throughout
Germany are having the sign "Gc--
man-AuStrIa' painted on their office
doors. Premier Clcmcnoeau as presi-
dent oi the peace conference recently
told the Austrian government that il
could recognize the name German
Austrian but that the new country
must call itself the republic OF Aus
tTl1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

Mrs pssss NIdeke.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ressa Mid
ck'. p years old. who died at her resi-
doncc ZIG West Third street. sunday
morning win bo held In St Josephs
cathedral al & O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. Rev. u Mutsaers will offciste
and burial viii be In Fsirlnwn Gem
etery. Mrs Mideke IA survived by her
husband, John Mideke. i-ycar-Old
son. John Randall Midekc. her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs W J Van
dinner. OF Muskogee, two sisters and n
brother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
] TVT WVNWdFI VVINW'HN' W.
Announcement No Surprise.

sons it was estimated, are absent from
the city TODAY.
With the treaty of Versatile, and
overwhelming amount Of recons,ruc-
ton legislation awaiting disposition
By noncresS the weary soldns toet
ADVANTAGE vi the hairtay tfs-senase
having TODAY adjourned Saturday and
the house Friday. until tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Ten THOUSAND
WITNESS PARADE
Of CITY UNIONS
(contlnued from Page ~

ers, maintenanee-of-way employees,
postal clerks, leather workers, coop
ers. BARRIERS, No. 743, meat cutters,
letter carriers, motion picture ma
chine operators, stage employees and
tnusisians.
The third division consisted OF the
building trades representatives.
Br cklayers, Carpenters, cement
workers, hod carriers, stone masons
and other building trade unions were
we'll represented in this section,
4 Fourth Division.
The fourth, formed OF California,
east OF Walker street. 1t consisted
OF pressmen, railroad organizations,
boot and shoe workers, mallers. tel
egraphers, engineers, photo engtav-
crs, elevator operators, Jark and
greenhouse employees and hrc fight
ers.
The fire department with two
pieces OF motor equlpmcnt-the hook
and ladder truck and fire engine
truck-brought up the rear OF the
parade.
The line Of march was from Walk
er street down Grand avenue TO
Broadway. north on Broadway 10
Eighth street, counter march on
Broadway back to Main street, west
on Main to Dewey where the parady
will disband. The parade started
this morning promptly ia 10 o'clock.
Two bands furnished music for the
tnarchers.
To Attend Ball Game.
This afternoon at 2lS O'Clock the
dabor men will meet at the Western
League baseball park to watch a
double-header between Joplin and
Oklahoma City. The clouds dis
persed shortly before noon today
and baseball men believed the
weather would not prevent the at
tendance this afternoon from ap-
preaching a record IN size.
The celebration viii close late to
night after an cN,eusiyc picnic and
entertainment wiih a llhnr bail at
Belle Isle. Special arrangement, for
car service and for Accommodations
at the park have been made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Bella Kun Seeking
to Regain Power

BUDAPEST. Sept l.-Bc'a Kun
the expelled Hungarian chief, is ne
gotiatlng from his prison cell in Vi
cuna with Leninc y1hc. Russian boi-
shevi't premier for financial aid to
regain power in Hungary.
There are 10000 armed holshc-
visits here ready TO revolt Immediately
upon withdrawal OF the Rumanians.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

WASHINGTON, Sept The sur
charged atmosphere OF the industrial
world was clearing today
President Wilson's announcement
that he had decided TO call confer
encc OF capital and labor with view
to putting the whole question OF
wages upon another footing was ex-
pected to have a marked effect upon
the labor crisis that has been de-
vcloping during the past few months
Further details of the proposed con-
ference probably will be revealed from
the White house before the president
starts on his western speaking tour
Wednesday evening. In the meantime,
it was conceded that the meeting could
not be arranged before the presidents
return to Washington, which is sched-
ulcd for Tuesday, September W
Announcement No Surprise.
The presidents announcement was
not unexpected. Following his CON
terence with labor leaders at the
White house reports were insistent
,ha, he would take further definite
action 10 relieve the situation, And az
the same time the issuance OF Secre.
,arv of the Interior Lane last week OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
More First Division Men Home.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The trans
port Won Stueben and Sierra reached
here today from Brest bringing ap-
proximately 1900 officers and men,
inaiuded in the arrivals were head
quarters OF the First division, 9TH fiell
artillery and the First machine -gu0
battalion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

appeal i, being made in tho hope tha,
this will prevent crowds gathering
The happenings of the past two days
are deprecated by all the better elc-
ment OF the city, OF both white and
.,,lnrcd races
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build UP The system.

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You
know what you are taking, as the
formula is printed OH every label
showing It Is Quinlne and Iron In
tasteless form. The Quinine drive
out the malaria, the Iron builds ny
the system. 20 cents. (Advl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Command Biz Pay

Hold tho big position, drnw the biv
salary work short hours. Draw pay
for training and knowledge. Classes In
shorthand bookkeeping. auditing.
barking. psnmanship. etc. start Tues
day September 2. Your chsnoe-srssp
T. Call. phone. or write for cataloe.
Hill's Business College. Grand and
Hudson Walnut si]i tAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
kOlCNAK GIVES
up HIS CAPITAL
/. As "REDS' CAIN
0msk, Headquarters Of Gov
eminent, Evacuated,
tBy The Associated Prsss.)

LONDON. Sept l.--OmSk is being
evacuated and Admiral Kolchak's
headquarters are being transferred 20
Nikolaycvsk, according 10 a bolshevik
wireless message received here. |, is
stated that in the direction of Trarit-
gin the bolshevik forces are adyanc-
ing along the Volga and llavia rivers
COPENHAGEN. Sept. l--lct,iSh
and Lithuanian troops have driven The
bolsheviki from Novo AleNandroysk'
fifteen miles southwest Of Dvinsk, ac-
cording TO statement issued by the
Iettish press bureau here. II IS said
large number OF prisoners and guns
have been captured by the Let's and
lithuanians, who are advancing.
LONDON, Sept Bolsheyik
troops have looted the Swedish con
sulate at Moscow, taking jewels and
property worth several millions Of
kronen, according TO a News Agency
dispatch from Stockholm today, quot
ing the newspaper Sven Skada Dag
biad.
CA Swedish kronen is worth 3 cents
in American money!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Summer DiarThoeal

can be controlled more quickly with
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDl-
CINE and it is absolutely harmless,
Just as elective for adults as for
children. Price Soc. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Munich Under Martial Law.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. Munich,
the Bavaran capital, is under martial
law. the DeutSche TageS Zeitung OF
Berlin reports. Soldiers with machine
guns have been posted in the streets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
AUGUST Circulation Statement

State OF oklahoma. Oklahoma County hs
NJ W. Halmpacher. being duly sworn, on hin
OATH deposes and says. that he In the cirruA
tOn manager Of the Oklahoma Guy Times pun
hshed In oklahoma City, Okla and that th'
paid circulation OF the said newspaper for the
month OF August, 1919 was follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

Average daily paid circulation .,,.... 3sooA
(Sisned) NJ. W. HALMRACHER
Circulation Manager
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this lst
day Of September. 1879. CUE NABB,
(seaN Notary Public
Ny commission expires July -. 1928.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Fall Term Opens Tuesday, Sept. 2.

Hill graduates ge, SIS TO $50 month to start
Jesse Noyak OF the State Board OF Public Affairs
made so month before he came TO Hills
after graduating he made SIPS and now makes
more We know of a hundred other such in
stances Don't stay in the poorly paid class.
4 Hill diploma is passport to better salaries any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

is the first vote taken by n local
union on this railroad on the presi-
dents proposition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
A Medicine That is Especially Pre-
pared For lust One Thing

lust try one bottle OF LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN for Habi,ual Con-
Stpation. 60c (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01
Vitel Statistics
Births.

Births.
Mr. and Mrs Llcyd Bowers r.. West
Thirty eighth street and Santa Fe ave
nue., boy
MIR and Mrs. Frederick Boone, 1875
West Third. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Allen Blackstone.
1920 West Twenty street. girl.
Mr. md Mrs. " ! Kinney. 1902 East
Fifteenth street, girl
Mr. and Mrs Aubrey J. Klein. $40
West Thirty second street, boy.
Deaths.
Mrs Mary Davis, N years old
Puriel Thomas Sanders, rs wears old
NeiMe May johnson. months old
cClored.
Leopold Krebs, Sc Years old
W VI. Bibbey. % years old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-01

where in the business world You get personal
instruction from business scientists here and
YOU get the most practical and profitable educa-
ton in the shortest time
Talk it over with your employer or with Us.
Phone Walnut pa call or write for descriptive
book
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
SLEEPING
SICKNESS
AT WHITING
Doctors Wrestling With q
Peculiar Malady Which
Puzzles Fraternity.

Lake countys 3 second case Of sleeping
sickness 20 come to the attention Of the
health authorities. Is al Whiting where
in. first victim was reported. Mrs.
Mary Wojcick has been sleeping for
five weeks. This week her physician.
Dr. r. o. Ostrowslli. believes that she IS
showing signs OF improvement and may
recover. DR.. W. r Howat had been
called In and declared II typical case
similar to those which he had attended
In the army.
Mrs Wo3cick! former sufferer with
t1,e Influenza. sank into a comatose con-
dition nve weeks ago and II was only
with great difficultv that she could be
reused - any action whatever. This
week she uttered a few words in sddi-
-.o- 10 performing simple acts as com
nanded and Sd Is now believed the crisis
is past.
The case brings up the influenza cpl
aeTnfc again and IN this connection DR.
buchanan states that there has been an
increase in the number of cases Peo-
ple are relaxing their vigilance and are
Tot taking the proper precautions ir
avoldinE contact with the disease AL
though the present condition : not
nearly so serious as al the height OF
,be endemic. q is q we'll known faci
-,,at the flu reeds ii.tie encouragement
and seems to spread to epidemic propor'
tons ove- night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
VICTORY LOAN
QUOTAS TO Be
THE SAME
Formal Announcement Not
Expected Until Next
Week.

County Chairman 2. Il sohaat an
nounced that although the amount and
terms Of the Victory Loan Will not be
announced until next week Secretary
G,ass stated today that each federated
reserve district will be ass Ened the
solre proportionate quotas for the
victory Loan as were given them n
the Fourth Liberty Loan. Since the
amount OF the Victory Loan is expect
ed to be in the neishbcrhood OF S.
600 600 600. the same as the Fourth
loan. the district quotas probably Will
n. about comparable with those in the
dive last fall.
In he fourth loan avery federal re-
serve district oversubscribed its quota
and hnal subscriptions 10 the loan
amounted to about $500. .00o GOO.
whatever terms are decided upon
en- he Joan. Il is certain that ona
+ as.n viii be to strengthen the market
/ r..t+lon OF bonds of past issues som.
/ 81 which are now selling uuore thar
SIX points below psT. one means o.
/ accomplishing this win oe to make
thera receivable ~ par in payment o.
certain taxes during the next few
vears and this proposal has been sa.-
/ iously discussed by treasury officials
!. .A.s would amount IN 4 limited degle
! Us government guarantee Of eari1
/ redemption At par. IL vas ascertainet
| TO-DAY that the treasury hopee n5f cnlN
a. prevent market pr.ces OF past issue.
from dropping further. out TO Ia -
| theal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
new RUM0R
BRINGS DENIAL
FROM OFFICIAL
Everybody Seems to Be Up
in the Air About Presi-
dents Home Coming.

PARIS. April 11.-FoIlowins the dec
laration that President Wilson had de-
elded to release the George Washing
ton for another round trip 20 the l. :.
before he returns home. this positive
statement Was made to me today by
one or the highest officials with the
presidents party;
The statement is most foolish.
Whether the George Washington
makes another round trip to America
prior TO carrying the president home
depends abhlnteiy on the results be
tween toda3 and when the Geo. Wash
jnEton aisfxss. While the American
delegation is most hopeful neveTthe-
less those closest to the president in
! il that q settlement must be made
n accordance With the fourteen points
which we're agreed 10 by the allies.
Unless this IS accomplished the I. ,
viil Not agree The progress up tc
the present has been fine. but there Is
stIu much awaiting accomplishment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
PORTLAND WANTS
SHRINE COUNCIL BADLY
Orak Is Interested in Cam
paign Which Will Bear
Fruit in Indianapolis.

,tan,bers of lie orak shrine who
~f attend the coming Impcrlal ses-
.aa I'M Iadlsnerolis n July are mNco
81. s.rcsted .n the matter of the A"id ne
- tic Imperial council sesslo n 1891
s, Portland. Orogon a fund of 500
te5 has been pra< ided by Portland f"i
r,-ertafaacrt crd H caa7pa En OF ma
,.o,,x,dr scope ha5 been placed unde'
-. bs Al kadcr Temple. Ancient
..ab.e oeder Mobiles of the Mystt
Sn~inc. Of ths eit,. in its efforts t
ea-stn the hoi6.ug hero Of the Imperia
taancI session at the @brnc ~ 1870
Governor Ben ~ cleett. Noble o.
- Nader Tempt has sent telagra m
or 5~vftation t3 potenJates o. 700 tenn
p.es through oGt the United states
Canada and Mexico, urging Portland
claims 70 ho host IN 1920. Mayo
george l. Baker has Just completed
.our ~ the country. during which n
devoted much attention 10 arousing in
3ereyt amonS Shr.ners generally
Pof .Iand invitation.
rortlanders are wIdelz eDthusiastt
over the prospect OF shower nag th
Shrinere v-ith their lnlifons of roses
a. having the visitors do their parade
and stunts in a climate wnere th
ratrols can NOT raise a sweat" In
rfflc Of walking. where the snow cap
of he mountains FOR ma backgToun
for the Oriental scenes and in cit
whose citizens are taught tricks g
hospitality a. the knee OF mother
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
TWO MORE DIVORCE
SUITS ARE FILED

Ant4-dorresIc temperament, love for
the Bohemian life ana the gay white
way. vanity and high temper are among
the reasons set forth by Joseph G.
Matkoyitch ia his suit for divorce from
Lydia Matkovitch. They were married
March O. 1908. and separated December
.. The husband asks for the custody
of the three children. IL lives a Indi-
ana I1arbor and is Represented by Nc
aIahou & Conroy.
Because as she alleges in her com
plaint her husband was drunk every
night for three years and failed e. pro-
vide for he family. making II necessary
for her 60 seek empio1 ment away from
home Margaret smith and Tosepa smith
scparatcd February 25. 1919. Iaey hal
li.cd fozeihcr since 1897 and heNc GNe
children Now Mr. smith is seek AZ 4
divorce tarou-h her attorneys ''lef =
land & Cleveland. Size asks N fae Gus
tody of thc children sud $1,000 ,nioay
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
NEW LABOR PARTY
COMMENDS BOLSHEv|SM
Resolutions Adopted Prais-
ing Russian Soviet
Government.
INTERNATIONAL HERs SERVICE

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April ll.-ReSo-
lutions commenting the all Russian SOH-
elm OF sovicts and asking the American
peace delegates IN Paris TO help Ireland
and Ind:a in their Efforts for self-deter-
minat.on were adopted BY me New Labor
Political party IN convention here today.
he Russian resolution calls for imne-
date evacuation Of Russian territory BY
American troops.
John il. Walker, president of tne he
nois Federation IF Labor, started the
rumpus for recognition OF Russia. whef
hc spoke for evacuation OF American
troops from that territory. He de
clared Russia needs our sympathy ard
help and not Intervention.
Adoption of tla party platform failed
10 naterialize this morning It was an
rouneed. however It had beer drafted
and would be considered this afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
BOARD TAKES Up
HIGH ROAD PRICES
Contractors Declare They
Cannot Build Roads at
Prevailing Costs.
fsrEcIAL 10 rHE IInEsI

CROWN POINT, April 11--At spe-
cial meeting Of the county commission
crs on Thursday the matter Of the can
collation. Of the grave; road improve
ments and contracts were thrashed out
before The commissioners ARD the evi-
derce turned n by the conductors show
Cd very plainly that the contract price
viii have to be raised before the roads
can be built The roads were contract
Cd for shortly before the war @as de-
olsred and the high cost of materials,
shortage Of labor and embargo On build
ing materials made the completion Of
,he roads an impossibi1ify. All these
facts were bro@Eht % bear End wei ghed
by the commtss i9nere. who Will no
doubt cancel tho contract and readver-
ti,e the roads However no public an-
roiiucemeat Of :heir decision in tni-
matter was given by thc commissioners
The roads IN question ard the con-
tractors are: A. L. CoGrtrisht. JOSEPH
Rocle road. Lewis r. Barncs read and
John Kaiser road. United Cosstrlct.or
Co. IL F. McC'racken road, Donsgor eng
FreacricAs. Bert Jansen road.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
POOR COPS
THEY TRIED
HARD TOO!
Mystery of the Two Liars,
Is Put UP to Hammond
Police Today.

eurl7 a slir At The police station this
,,or,,i,-
,bi.r ,,strcn is sim puzzled. and
sar.,sant f,b,rles soo-phv. IL gives him
r,af, fe,er 20 even thirk about it,
T+s sli ..b.,,, T.ayyrepcs hfiIlcr Of Man
-besto- 1nd and CON Blake. of Danvillc.
-, 15-+e,,, porbare vo,, rouis COO, up
-, ,t,,,,, !, ,411ar saws bo1I
-. aar a,otl,ey man 10 ride in his
a,,to PIsl.e eaZ.s bs.lI ne,e~ accept an
-. ,r,,5.sti,,, -rb, t,rain we're brough,
- tho no,5,o .tsttop last night Two
~, ,s-...... ,.,.., .a,, 7flIor Throw, rtlalzo Il
-, -,a, An ~ a, a,,ta
-. 81, ,..,a ~ e,lItng received a
- - h,s "a in, ,xbIcb a doctor
,e.[,. a. 1ral stitches. saee that he mot
,.~.r i, = -alaen on state st.. West
rT-,..,,,,,,1 and fi7at the. had few
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-11
TEMPlAR c. c.
IS HIGHLY GRAT|FIED
Lake County Only One Out
side of Largest Cities Sup
porting 3 Communicates.

Greatly surprised and very enthusi-
astic over Lake county as he found II
on his first visit mere. George S. Parker.
Grand Commander of the knights Tenn
plar or Indiana returned 10 his horne IN
Anderson this morning after visiting
the lodges at Hammond, Gary and East
Chicago Mr.. Parker says that Lake
eo1lnty is tho only orc in the country,
outside Of those having very lai sc cities,
that supports three lodges OF the COM
mandery Yesterday evening Re was
rendered a banquet by Gary Nssons .;
the y N c. A after which the mem
bers marched 20 the Masonic home
where special work was put on. AZ the
Hammond meeting Wednesday, evening
Past Grand Commander Joseph J. Ibach
of Hammond. was present along with
MIR. Parker