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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04

Marie and Eleanor Beckman at their
home in Glendale Tark..
Mrs. ". B. Parker VIII entertain the
Harmony Club ono week from tomorrow.
Wednesday,. March u. at her home in
May street.
The Monroe Street Ladies AID So
cioty will meet Wednesday afternoon
With Mrs. George Teager, 1872 Harrison
street.
The meeanr Of the fourth divisio or
the NJ L. Ladies Aid Society which was
announced for Wednesday afternoon has
had 70 be postponed one week.
Honoring Mrs. George Rathbun. form
erly Miss Anna Kostur of East Chicago.
a February bride. Miss Gertrude Bunde
OF 522 East State street entertained
very delightfully."- last evening at q mis-
c%ellancous shower. Music and games
were features of the evening folloVins
which a prettily appointed two course
luncheon was served. The table was
decorated in s color scheme of pink ard
green and there were covers for the
Misses Marie Rathbun. Nina and Mar
saret frost, Gertrude Friednof. Agnes
D~ausherty. Clara Hesterman. Helen
Cook, Mayme and Nellie kostur of Last
Chicago, Gertrude and Myrtle Bune.
Mrs. Ed Rathbun and Mrs. Fred Bune.
The music department of the Ham
nond Wonlan's Club Viii meet on Fri
day afternoon of this week at tvo-thir-
~ o'clock at the home of Mrs. George
Hannauer in Ruth street. The subject
Will be the Harn and Miss Martha Lund
+ill play and Mrs. Hannauer will sing
Mrs. Charles H. Lavcrs has sent a pa
PAPER on the Harp which will be read
at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Haines entertain
cd at 2 p~ost-nuptial party Saturday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ..
\. Duckworth. 1880 Harrison street.
complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs. ORD Q.
Granger whose marriage took place two
weeks ago. They were presented with
a chest OF silver. During the evening
music and dancing we're enjoyed snd
the hostess SER ed a two course lunch
con. The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
touches, Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, Mr. and
Mrs. Warni@1ont Mr.. and Mrs. Dicker-
son. AR. and Mrs. o. D Duckvorth. Nj
and Mrs. Granger. the Misses Margaret
NerhoYen. Edith Kronsell. Florence Dob
birs. Mildred Roberts. Blanche Carroll
Julia Keim. Frances DeFoid. Marths
Larson, Theresa Schroeder, Helen Glor-
JUS, Irene KraloVetz. Messrs. Norman
Adler. Lester Leikei. J. Paul Jones
Alien, Gottfried Carlson. Arthur
+ Johnson. r. r. Rutherford. William
Harder and Elmer Peterson.
Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling was hostess
to the history department OF the Ham
mond woman's Club Yesterday after
looa al her horne in Mason street. -
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Death of Mrs. Giffin.

Mrs Eva Gfnin. wife OF Weslev 2.
GiTin. passed ava Saturday evening.
81 s.45 o'clock at her home 24S lnd'-
ana avenue
Tho deceased is screwed By her hus-
band and three sons. Cdoras and
Chas.. Hammond, and Ward. OF Cam
ton Ohio. She also leaves three
grandchildren. three sisters and three
brothers.
The deceased was born al Knox, Ind.
and died at the 60 OF sixty years.
after a lingering Illness.
Rev. Sharp viii coaduct the funeral
services at the home Tuesday at two
+ H., interment at Osk Hiil cemetery.
Are YOU reading The Times?
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Troop No. S has given their report
only for the frst week Of the contest
and We feel sure that when their fig
Tres are submitted that the order o.
the Troops will be changed.
Thus far Troops No. > No s and No.
10 have qualified for 60 pnent There
is stll a nance 10 DO go. Points gain
cd before midnight next SUNDAY VIII
count
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04
FORD


Officer Eckstein OF the Hammond
police. while on duty last night found
an overturned Ford %runahout with Ind.
license 7sS47-19 in the ditch at Colum-
bia and Roosevelt avenue.
10 one could be found who knew
anything about the car.
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w. HAMMOND TO
HAVE

West Hammond is to have a monu-
aent in honor Of It's soldier and sail
or heroes whosnumoer scr The Vest
Hammond Clu5 is back OF the plan ana
AZ a meeting last night appointed q
committee or seven members on WAYS
and means
In all probability h monument VII
~ erected on the Wentworth school
Erounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04
SUCCUMBS TO


Thomas Dinef. % years old, one Of
the owners Of the grocery store at 90
Morton avenue Hammond. died a.
M~argarets hospital this morning Or
pneumonia.
The funeral will be held from the
East Hammond Macedonian church ~
two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 1nte-
nent VIII ne in oak IIil cemetery n'
charge OF Undertaken burns -
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fort TO gain points for the contest
Only partial returns arc In but Nc are
able 70 make the following report,
which gives the points thus far turned
IN plus those won by the sale OF War
Savings Stamps from December 9th
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VISITING NURSE
FOR w. HAMMOND

the c.ty council q: West Hammond
has appropriated none to pay The
salary and expenses p a visiting
nurse
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CARD or

We wish to thank our friends ard
the Railway Signal Union.
Rev. Wagner for their ~kinoaess and
shown during our late be
in the loss of our dear hus-
band. father. son and brothers; also
those who contributed rhe beautiful
aoraM picces-Mrs. Ralph Smith and
Son Parents. Brothers ard Sister.
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Attention L. o. o. M.

All r1omhrrr Of Bammouo Lodge
humber 90 arc urged 70 be present
Tuesday evening. March 4th, for nom
nation OF officers for the ensuing ycar
and other important business.
Tratcrnally YOURS,
n-1-l j. q. BLCA1IN DlclaloI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04

leader for tho day She read an inter
csting paper on "Imnigratioa 10
Canada and Or. Ostrowshi and Charles
Surprise gave interesting and instructive
talks on Immigration and Immigration.
The committed was then entertained
very pleasantly with 2 piano duct
"Scherzo in T Flat by Mss Kathleen
Lyons and Miss Eleanor Spooner. two
violin selections Concerto" and
"~Sererade" by Mark Cook. accompanied
BY Mrs. George Houscr and two Iead-
ings "A Highly Colorcd Sketch" ANA
Why" by Miss Sadie Marcus. After
the program the hostess served refresh
mcnts.
One half the members Of he Ems
btoiderN Club entertained the other half
AZ luncheon yesterday at tho home Of
Mrs. Victor Dyer in South Holman
street. The guests brought their needle
work and spent a delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph Gromsn OF Chicago was
here for the meeting.
r. L. Holley. Dentist. Room T1c 1rirst
National Bank Building Entrances:
sibley or Holman SITS. Phone st57
s-2t-cws
Lcnton services for The week at St
rauis Episcopal church beginning Ash
Wednesday are carly celebration a. : T.
m. service at 10 a. m. and evening
SER ice with address by the rector at
$50 Wednesday. evening service at 80
Friday With address BY the rector and
SATURDAY afternoon at A:15 o'clock The
early cclebrs ton on Thursday viii be
omitted this wcch,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04

arc willing % assume the responsibility
OF the impaired efficiency OF the gov
and the embarrassed finances
or the country during the time or my
enforced absence"
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TROOPS ARE

(By international News SerTice.)

icy ANIsIuatAUaAI NdWs SeFFICt.J
ZURICH. March Troops are be-
ing concentrated at Passau, Ratis5oa
and lngolstadt to march upon Munich,
the Bavarian capital. according to .n-s
formation from The frontier today-
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SCOUT CONTEST.

From now unt.i midnight next Sun
ds., March ath. every Scout in the
competing Troops VIII make every ef-
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GARD OF

We wish TO thank our friends. rels-
and n%eighbors for their kindness
and assistance during the Illness and
OF our dear Wife and mother, and
also those who contributed the beauti-
full floral offerings.
w r. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Endoras Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Griffin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-04
SCHEDULE OF
TOURNAMENT

The schedule OF the sectional basket
ball tournament for sixteen teams 10 be
bid at Gary on March : and S is as
follows:
Hours. Teams. officials.
Friday A.. M.
at00-FancesNlle and Eensselaer----1
ls:oe-Emerson and Monterey-
and LoRcll-I
FriGay r. NJ.
lsg0-Crown Point and Whitink-2
2.6o-Fsir Oaks and Kentland----1
S:a0-Medartviilc arr T'roebel--a
+.e0-Morocco and Nalparaiso-i
Friday Evening.
i.S0-East Chicago and Hammond---2
S:3C-Winner Q a. m.-Ninner 10 a. MI
Saturday a. II
S.0G-Nlnuer II a. nl.-Winner D. M
9t0o-Ninner , .. m~.-vinner 8 p. M
4 Pm-Winncr 80 pm
Saturday p. NJ.
s:0o-W1nner $50 .n-Winner s ami
s:oo-Uinner . a.nl.-Winner 10 ann
Saturday Evening.
Ssoo-Winner . p.uh-Winner 3 p.m.--i
C) Guy Barr (2) Paul sheeks
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VICTORY

way VIII look like nov. Try us. y tC-
tory Cleaners 677 Holman 81. Phone
csS5. 2-iGtf
The marriage Of Miss Neuie Ustha-
way to Sergeant Leo a. Arnold took
place at four O'Clock yesterday after
nooa at All Saints rcctoTy with tho Rev.
Father Edward T.. Barrett officiating.
Miss Clara L~aucrman and Miss Ruth
Dufrane served as bridesmaids and the
groom was attendcd h. his brother
Sergeant William Arnold. who is homo
from New Yora on a three day furlough
and William Mantcufel The bride wore
a gray tailored suit with hat to cor
respond and her flowers were a corsaEe
bouquet OF brides roses and sweet pcas.
After the ceremony about forty guests
were entertained At dinner At the brides
home in Bauer street. The tables we're
decorated very p|rctfily Nth rarcissus
and lonquils. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold after
. brief Wedding trip viii be al home iii
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF

We wish 10 thank our friends ano
for their help and sympathy
during the illness and death Of our dear
husband and brother Also for the
automobiles.
Mrs. David Hamilton.
Mt. and Mrs Alexander Hamilton.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Wright.
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Too Late To Classify

LOsT-Pair gold eye glasses in black
case in vicinity Michigan Central
depot. Oakley and Plunmsr ave. Phone
Hammond So. 3-5-2t
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Mrs. Nicholas Emmerling was hostess
to the history department OF the Ham
mond womsn's Club Yesterday after
at her horne in Mason street. -
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r L. Holley. Dcnust Room I1S 1irsi
National Fank Building Entrances.
Sibley or Holman SITS. Phone S45T
s-a4-cwL
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There viii be a meeting This evening
of opal hive No 500 l.. @. T.. y. N. At
the i. q. o. IL. hall In State street Af-
ter the lodge session there viii be a
kindergarten party for the members
and their guests
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19

Willie Richie, lightweight, Is a
very lucky ex-champion.
Some ring fans think he was lucky
as a champion and even as a cham
pionship aspirant, for he won the
title from AID Wolgast on a foul and
during the almost two years he was
champion he didn't do anything out
Of the ordinary.
But right now luck seems to be
with him stronger than ever. Willie
Is in hard training in New York for
an eight-round bout he is scheduled
to box with Champion Bonnie Leon
ard at Newark. April 2S. For this
bout he will receive something k
$40. 000-Quite a sum of money for
an ex-champ n a man who has
done very little in boxing three years
past.
And on top of that he has the OPP
%portunity to show up a champion
before a great crowd, get a match
with Jack Britton, welterweight king,
and re-establish himself generally in
the sport spotlight.
Willie can hardly lay claim to the
lightweight title again eve Ii he does
knock out Leonard-and that last is
considerable undertaking-for Willie
Is entering the ring at 142 pounds,
nine pounds above the lightweight
figure.
But even at hat Leonard is little
better. He's heavy, too. Seems that
champions don't bother as much over
a few pounds of flesh as some of u
leading ladies do.
Richie probably is a legitimate
welterweight and he is still clever but
whether he can ever get back to the
lightweight limit Is a question debat-
able.
But willie's ambitions are not
along hat line 80 much. If he can
Just trim Leonard and then get a
crack at the welterweight title he'll
be satisfied.
He's confident Of that. Moreover
he's confident he can in turn trim
Jack Britton and then retire with the
honor Of having held two titles in his
ring career.
Willie may do that very thing for
luck still travels with him. Oppor-
tunity always has crossed his path.
1t was as q substitute for another
boxer that he first got a crack at Ad
Wolgast in a f~our-round affair on the
coast. He showed well and won the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
GIVE HAND|CAPS
IN ROUND ROBIN
Bowling Tourney at "Y" Starts
Today Hoffman, Pemberton,
Golden, Scratch; Some Get 80

The handicaps In the round robin
tourney at the Y. NJ. G. A. bowling
alleys were decided upon last night
by the committee and the first games
will be bowled today. No schedule
has been arranged. each entrant De-
ing allowed to arrange his own games,
Each man will meet every other IN
three games. The games all must be
BOWED before May Is, the committees
has decided and in order to be eligp~
Bile for the prize, a bowling bali, an
| entrant must bowl ninety per cent OF
the scheduled games
Three men have been placed on
scratch, they being Clarence HoiIman,
Birden Golden and Bill Pemberton
Those having the lowest handicaps
Ave pins, are George Wibiralskt,
Lloyd johnson, Ellwood Johnsons
Gene Parker and Edgar Mallet These
men will receive the five pin hands
cap in each game bow1ed.
The other handicaps decided upon
last night were:
Ten pins-Govers, J. Olsen, Hart
Forman.
Fifteen pins-F. Comings. Longs
street, Payne, Ramsey, Broder1cks
Messenger, j. Larson. DAM. Raymond
Twenty pins-Peterson, Benishs
Graham, Tangaard, @. Hasslacher.
Thirty pins-Shoebridge. Glochaus
Schwartz, II. Jensen. +. w: Schmidt.
The bowler having the highest avy
erage at the end of the league VIII
be awarded the prize. total pins
counting. AS a result Of the hands
caps decided upon by the committeS
It will be necessary for the scratch
men to defeat those in the lowest
class by thirty pins II they wish 70
secure the same pinfall as those WITH
bandicaps. Games may be bowied
afternoon or night a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
WIN
FROM Y0NKERS
Basketball Season atlocal 'Y'
Closes Last Night; Amboy
Wins "a to Ia

The st. Johns basketball five,
champions of the Yonkers Sunday
School Athletic League. last night
came to this city and, in the last
game of the season to be staged on
the local Y. NJ. G. A. court, lost to the
Simpson NJ. E. quintet, local s. s. A.
i. champions. The score was 24-14.
The game was hard played and
closely fought throughout, the score
at the end of the first half being 11-S.
The Yonkers team held the lead for
more than half Of the first period but
toward the end of the fifteen minute
period the M~ethodists managed to tie
the score and hen get a three point
lead.
Gene Parker with three field goals
to his credit led the Amboy players
during the first half, the other points
coming from two field goals by "Yi"
Hansen. The Yonkers eight points
were all the result of double count
ers, Reickert making two. Wander
wende one and Douglas one.
In the last half the Yonkers boys
tried hard to regain what they had
lost in the opening session but the
three point handicap proved too much
for them although they tied the score
several times only to be forced behind
again as the playing continued. The
Amboy team scored thirteen points
Johns five during the last half.
Hubbard and Glochau both scored
two field goals. Hansen made one
double and three single pointers.
Reickert again led the visiting team
in scoring with two shred parters.
Douglas scored the other one.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
PERTH AMbOYS
PLAY TOMORROW
Open Senior Baseball Season
Against Wheeler Condenser
Nine of Roosevelt

Perth Amboy will see the team
which is to represent II on the dia-
mond this eason for the first time to-
morrow afternoon at the Copper
Works field. when II opens Its 1919
circuit against the crack Wheeler Con-
denser nine of Roosevelt. The game
is scheduled to begin at $3.50 o'clock
and with good weather prevailing It
is expected that a record Easter Sun
day crowd will attend.
The lineup of the Wheeler team has
not been announced, 1t being likely
that 1t will be sprung" as a surprise
tomorrow. The factory workers are
confident that they can wrest this
opening game from Joe Mullen's Am
boys, while the local combination Is
just as determined that II vi put
this initial game under its belt.
Harry Apologize and Aicer Jensen
will both be on hand to take care OF
the mound work, while behind the
bat will be either Bader or Larsen,
these four men representing the Am
boy battery combination. Gloff and
will be put in the place Of
Pud Stinson and Mickey Loeser, who
have gone with the Wheeler nine.
The rest of the Amboy lineup will be
the same as that announced earlier IN
the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Keasbey Jrs. Play Tomorrow

>KEASBEY, April 1s.-The Keasbey
Juniors will open their season With g
home game tomorrow when they VIII
meet the Fords Juniors on the locat
diamond. The team VIII have
strong nine on the diamond and an-,
ticipate an easy victory over h Fords
aggregation who have just organiz-
ed under the management of Arthur
Olsen.
Some of the players who will BE-
In the local lineup are: Parsler bros
theirs, Louis Grfskart, John and wills
liam Romer, Frank Kopematch, John
Stark, Joseph Dolina, Henry Gbor and
Sullivan.
Manager Louis Grispart would ike
to book games with teams averaging
eighteen years of age Address him
at Keasbey. y:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19

right to a longer match. He won
that on a foul in DAILY City, Calf,
November 28, 1912.
The only misfortune he ever suffer-
ed was when Referee Eugene CORR
in London, July Z, 1914, awarded
Freddy Welsh the lightweight title
after twenty rounds of milling in
which many fans were unable to dis
tinguish any advantage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
TODAY I'M SPORTS
Sport DOingS
At YIN. {. A.

The triple tie for first place in the
business mems voIley ball league was
not broken up last night as the re-
suit of games played, all three teams
winning one and losing n The
first game of the night resulted in
Comings winning from -MacDonald's
team. In the second game Fuller
~outpointed Stremlau and in the third
Comings met defeat at the hands Of
Robbins combination. Stremlau
evened up matters with Fuller's team
in the fourth game winning and in
the last game Robbins vol from Nc
Donald. As a result OF winning two
games last night Robbins team comes
within half a game of tie for first
place with the other three teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
HIGH Tide TABLE

Do Your Spring Shopping in New York
and stop at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Liberty Midgets Win

The Liberty Midgets, a baseball nine
averaging from twelve to fourteen
years, won three games this week. de-
the Junior Yanks TO, the Le-
high Midgts ga and tn Ovrland Mid
CTS lie, and would like to hear from
teams in their class Russell Ding
led, 658 State street, Is the manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Fire Ala rm Boxes

23-Rarftan Copper Works
and Sheridan Street
2s-Smith Street ana Central r.. r ,
26-Market n first Streets
Ave. and Paterson ST
22-High and Lewis Streets
35-Smith and High Streets
s6-New Brunswick v and . w b.
37-Smith and State Streets
ls-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
ts-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford 81
i5-Commerce and Front Streets
Estate and washington SITS.
t7-High and washington Streets
5i-State st, and Buckingham AVG
65-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave
6-Hall Ave. and Charles St vi;
S7-State and wayne Streets
5c-Near United Lead Works
62-Washington and First Streets
63-New Brunswick Ave and ELM St
e4-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
66-Commerce and State Streets ,
and Smith Streets
i2-Water and Gordon Streets
7l-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Strtoe
SI-Brace and Hanson Avenues
s2+Smith and Herbert Streets
S3-Amboy v and washington 81
el-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford street
85-Near City Hospital
SS-Cleveland and Brace Avenues
and Hall Avenues
s3NAmboy Ave. n Tnslee Street
sS-Lawrence and Francis Streets
Sl-NevftIe and Johnetone Streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Hotel Bristol

l2s-185 West 18th st.. between 9Th
Ave. and Broadway. The most home
like hotel in New York. Within walk
ing distance of all shopping centres.
Convenient to all theatres and rail-
road lines. Every comfort and luxury.
European and American Plan. Eur
up. American plan. room and bath
with meals) IS per day single-$9 and
$40 double. Special arrangements for
parties of two or more covering a week
or longer. Write for booklet, terms
and reservations. T. Elliott Tolson,
President. Chas. e. McGinn. Manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-19
Open National League Today

BOSTON, April 19:-Boston and
Brooklyn open the national league
baseball season today with morning
and afternoon games at Braves field.