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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05

from South Dakota The next hostess
was named as being Mrs. Harry Aclroyd.
formerly of Beacon ST. and now Of
South Barring ave.
Mrs. John Lehman. Of South Barring
ave. is much concerned over her mother
Mrs. McCarville. who has just recently
been broug home from st. Bernard
hospital in Chicago and was returned
there again yesterday with a possibility
that she might have to undergo surgical
treatment this time Mrs. McCarville's
home is at Kenosha, but through her
many visits 10 the home of her daughter
here she has become very well acauaint-
ed with Twin City people, who viii
greet to hear of her protracted illness.
The clerical force of the L. S. Metals
Co. is planning a beach party after Of
fee hours this afternoon. providing the
weather permits it.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Williams. Of Younrs-
town. Ohio, are here visiting the F Cd
Marshalls of 145th st. and are grand
parents to Mr.. Marshall There are
many East Chicagoans from Youngs
town. Ohio, and who know the Williams
as they are pioneer residents OF that
city. The Fred Marshal, Sis formerly
lived here and were parents of the
present Mr.. Marshal but since that
time Mr.. Marshall passed away and size
was daughter OF the Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
lians here at present visiting.
Miss Genieve Fahey. who went RI
| Seattle. Wash. visiting a sister. writes
back TO friends here that she is having
a very enjoyable time and expects to re-
main there for at least a few more
weeks. Her position in the Hubbard
Steel Foundries office is being tempo
rarily filled by Miss Broderick.
The Ladies Aid of the Indiana Harbor
Swedish Lutheran church viii hold an
ice cream festival in the church parlors
at the corner of 18Th and Hemlock St
this coming Saturday evening and 70
which their friends are all invited
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visit with relatives in South whitley,
Ind
John Morthland was called TO Phila-
delphia yesterday on account Of the
death of his brother.
Mrs William Flanagan. 500 y Hon
man street. has been very i'll for several
days but is slowly recovering.
Mrs Max r. Schneider has returned
from Fox Lake. Wis and left last even
ing for St Joe. Mich Her sister. Mrs
Paul .Ahlborn. who is there. will return
with her at the end Of week
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Granger and daugh-
ter Thelma of Highland street left yes
terday for Los Angeles where they viii
remain indefinitely for the benefit OF Mr.
Changers health Enroute they Will
visit in Marshalltown. la. and Omaha
Mrs. Joseph Thompson. 81 Highland
street viii leave Wednesday evening for
Ellwood City Pa. to visit for three
weeks with friends and relatives
Dressmaldng and Teacher of Dress
making Mrs A. Harrington. I'll Michi-
gan Ave- Phone 1lS7-M. Hammond, Ind
S-4-5
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APPEAL TO
BUSINESS MEN

To the Business Men of Gary:
The Appeals Committee Of the Calu-
met Federation has granted letter q
Recommendation to St PauFs Baptist
church Ccolored). indorsing their cam
paign for funds to complete their church
building. The committee has made
careful study of the matter and finds the
following facts regarding the church;
j. St PauIs church is situated in
the most congested part Of the colored
population Of Gary.
y The finances of the church are
handled in a husiness-like way as shown
BY the fact that they are practically
free from debt { a small Indebtedness OF
about $500 being their only liability),
that they have bought lots and laid the
foundation Of their church. paid Their
pastor and current expenses up % date
Their property l. covered BY an ample
insurance
2 The membership or the church IS
about 500 and more room IS greatly
needed as the basement rooms now &C
cupied are filled 10 capacity nearly every
sunday
they plan for a brick building.
costing about 100000 considerable
portion Of this sum mas already been
raised as tho lots and the HESl SUI
az the building are paid for The con-
gregation are doing a great deal 20 raise
the needed amount $500 having been
raised on a recent sunday. The Build
ing Committee Of the church and the
pastor believe that the congregation viii
w able to contribute $500 week Tor
the next ten weeks.
The pastor Of the church. Rev
NJ. y Bolden. has been in the ministry
for eighteen years and was educated al
Mississippi College.
The Appeals Committee consists q
Rev. Rayborn zerby. chairman, Dr. ~
\; seaman. Mr q o. Holmes. Mr.. a +.
Dickson. and Rev ". 4. Squires. Al
members Of the committee except Mr..
Dickson we're at the meeting and heartily
recommended the St. Pauis church 70
the generous people of the city.
Here is an opportunity 70 manifest IN
practical way that universal brother
hood which Jesus taught. II our serv-
ice of our fellow men knows no raeiai
barriers We shall in such service 90
much 10 save our community from the
possibility of such dreadful events IS
we have recently Witnessed on our very
| borders.
Very sincerely yours.
w a. SQUIRES.
Executive sec Calumet Federation
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IVY LEAFS TO
PASS THROUGH CITY
Members of Famous Fight.
ing Fourth Go Through
Over the Erie.

a telegram was received from the al
tutant general at Washington last ntght
BY Charles O. kingwil on the simplex
plant Of the American Steel Foundries
Of Hammond. who IS president Of the
Fourth Division Auxiliary of Chicago,
advising that 1873 men of the oSth IN
faatry and 327 men of the seth Infantry
of The regular army would pass through
Hammond on Wednesday between 1850 =
IL a. m. over the Erie road on their Way
to Camp Grant for discharge, they being
men from Chicago and vicinity who
fought with tins dghting division Of
regulars and which was known as the
Hard Luck" division. having acquired
this 4Atle when their baggage was lost
when the Moldayia was torpedoed in the
English channel on their way to France
in Nav 1918. and number Of other IN
fortunate incidents which followed them,
hut they fought valiantly in all four q
fensive operations beginning on July -
1915. between Soissions and Chateau
-rl,ierrv. along the NesIe River, the =.
7Tfbfel salient reductions and the A.
e-onre-AIeuse front being i'm action &c
DAVIS out Of the 1T days Of offensive oP-
erations until the armistice Of New llth.
being The only division that participated
in all Of the American army OFFENSIVE
oreratfons and suffered the sixth hlghes1
casualties Of any American division anu
+hev covered themselves with glory ana
come home with many honors and me
highest praise from General Fersilihs
Who commended them in special orders
for their many acts Of conspicuous ga
1antrv and smart appearance whlle N
The Army Of Occupation in the Nlclhl's
of CobIenz. Germany where they haNe
been since December 23rd last ana lele
there on July 10th. last
Their hard luck" seems to have pur-
sued them vet for the 3ath Infantry enc
Of the units Of the division was heid
back but it is now on The sea and VIII ne
home in about two weeks and also be
cause II was the intention of the auNii-
larry TO give them a reception as they
rassed through Chicago on their way =
Camp Grant but the street car strike of
last week and the negro riots in Chicago
compelled the cancellation Of these
plans but the auxiliary IS determined
% break the 'hoodoo" and plans TO give
The boys a dinner dance in Chicago az
some large hotel in the near future after
all the units have arrived home and the
b7vs arc discharged from service.
The name IVY Leaf Division is derived
from its insignia which Is four green
NV leaves outside a circle and originated
from the Roman numerals IN. whieh
stands for the figure and also sisnlfies
that the IVY "clings 70 is friends ana Is
poison TO its enemies
Every one fortunate to BE Al the Erie
dapot as the train passes through vii
ses 4 lot III fine specimens of the Aherl-
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and trench shovels.
Examinations will be made for hand
srenades anyd 75's al the door.
Al dice and cards viii kindly be
left In your barracks bags
Lacke and Lang are billed 10 lecture
"on the Art OF Making Fiap-Jacks."
Expert rihemen will also give
special lecture on how to shoot from
the hip
began. Gulfo and Holmes will wind
up the program in a comedy sketch.
How they helped Uncle Sam since
DOMINIC civies."
All men. regardless Of where you
1--we. Fall In at this meeting.
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Summer Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

As undue summer exposure usual ~
leaves an undesirable surface of tan. rcd
aess or rou ghncsS, oftel free3.les. too, tn
s suSible tnirE u 10 Il u remove such
surface There's nothing better for this
than ordinary mercolizoI wax. which
actually absorbs an unwholescno com
TleNten The thin layer Of surface SKIN
il itself absorbed. gently. gradually. 50
there's no inconvenience, no detention
Indoors Spread the wax lightly over
the entire face at bedtime and take Il off
ir the morning with warm water. If YOU
VIII get an ounce Of mercolized wax at
the drug store. use it for a week or 50.
you may expect marked Improvement
daily When the underlying skin IS
wholly In view YOUR complexion viii be
q marvel Of spotless purity and beautiful
VII Itearse .-A lN-.
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"HIGH SALARIED"
MAN IS SHORT

CHICAGO Aug. 5.-Twenty dollars a
week. which he received as his salary
from Swift & Co. was not enough to al
low him to go on auto parties and the
like with his boss" according to An
drew F. Witter. 10. son Of J. A Witter'
formerly prominent wholesale grocer
OF Cincinnati. in a confession with the
head Of the sales department Of the
swift firm. Investigators have found
hin, short $4,000 in his accounts. and ne
is in the custody today of d. J. Wood OF
the National surety Co, which guaran-
teed his bond.
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SPEND VACATION
AT PAU PAU LAKE

Miss Louise Pykossy and Miss Mel
lie stanton Of Gary left this morning
for Paw Paw Lake where they antici-
pate spending a pleasant weeks va
cation. They were accompanied by
Miss Ethel Lindberg Of Detroit Mich.
Who has been the house guest Of Miss
stanton during a brief visit in Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
1920 BUDGET
TOTALS 1885, 294

AfulI quote OF the city council was
present at the regular session at the
CT t. Hall in Gary last evening when
the formal introduction Of the CITY
new 1920 budget was made.
1t took City Clerk Herbert Francis
nearly hal fan hour % read over the
long list or items Of expenditure. in
creasing in salaries Of city employees
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ON NEW
BANK COMPLETED

The work of sand cleaning the front
of the First National Bank building on
Broadway in Gary. was compelled yes
terday by Contractor Carl Miller and
today the stone work has been greatly
improved in appearance. Any one not
knowing it to be one OF Gary's Oldest
structures would think tho building was
rapv
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GIRL BITTEN BY
VICIOUS DOG

The little daughter or J. Nausbaum
$40 Adams St. was bitten by a vicious
black dog in the rear Of the home yes
terday She was taken to physician 5
office where necessary precautions were
taken and the wound was cauterized
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and various other fund increases. the
grand total reaching the figure Of
$685.. 2140O In order TO have it ready
for the September meeting. the A.
nance committee viii meet in a spe-
cial meeting Wednesday evening and
the council viii gather in another
special session next Monday evening
But few other alters of importance
came up and on account Of the heat
everyone in the council meeting were
ready at the word adjourn.
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NO CHANGE IN STRIKE.

At noon today the strike situation re-
NAMED about the same in Gary. \ num-
Der of men went back to work in the
sheet mill but this isprSbably tempo
rarv. At union headquarters hope is eN-
tended that some word will be received
from Washington within the next TWEEN
ty-four hours
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ICE TRUCK AND
AUTO COLLIDE

Harry Warweg. 612 Washington St.
had a narrow escape from serious injury
in Gary yesterday when his automobile
crashed into a Gary Ice Co. truck. dam
aging the machine. According 10 War
weE's statement 10 the police. the truck
drove in front Of him and he was unable
to stop quick enough to avoid an acct
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
KNOTT AND BOWLING
ON VACATION TRIP

Postal cards have been received IN
cary Of the arrival Of Sergeants Ralph
knott and Bowling Of the Gary police
department at Burlington. Wis. where
thew viii spend the next week fishing for
the fnny tribe.
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Charged With Provocation

on a warrant charging him with
provocation. Robert Remeker, 1910
Monroe street. was arrested by plain
clothesmen. Marquardt and Bucklin
Of the Gary police yesterday The
case Will be heard in a local justice
court todav
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
'TENTION TO
3O9th ENGINEERS

Members Of the Sosth Engineers had
better snsy into it. All who have ev-
er been assigned to that outfit are
hereby ordered to report to the Ii
brary Auditorium in Gary at S P NJ
on Friday evening. August sth. in re-
gard to forming a cub and 10 take up
the question OF big banquet.
All We guys whose got helmets will
bring EN- along. including gas masks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
MOVIES" AT
FROEBEL TONIGHT

The hrst OF a series Of outdoor
community programs 70 be held this
week, T. scheduled for this evening at
the Froebed school when an outdoor
movie will be shown.
Wednesday night a movie show Is
scheduled - the Emerson school
grounds and also . concert by the
Municipal band at the East Side park.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
Larry Is Lucky.

Harry Larry. 1851 Washington St.
Is mighty lucky he has more than one
suit Of clothes. He reported to the
police this morning that his room
mate disappeared yesterday and stole
his best suit OF clothes
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HOTTEST DAY IN GARY

Gary passed through its hottest and
most sultry day of the season yester-
day. Thermometers registered 100 and
better in the shade Thousands took
advantage of Miller Beach and other
watering spots. Relief came this morn
ing in the form of a heavy shower.
which cooled things OF for the time
beng
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NO144ANT ~ &~&N
A business meeking Of Trinity Ladies'
Aid Society viii be held this evening al
the home of the president. Mrs. @. c. Z.
Matthies in Sohl street.
Mrs +. z. Beck viii be hostess TO the
fourth division Of the NJ Z. Ladies Aid
Society Wednesday afternoon at her
home in State Line street.
The Standard Bearers viii be enter
tanned by Miss Day Malo Of Hanover
street this evening at their mite box
opening meeting.
The picnic Of the Monroe Street
Ladies Aid society. Sunday school and
Epworth League Viii he held Wednesday
al the Lake Front and a special car has
been arranged fer to leave the church
promptly at four o'clock. All members
Of the church and friends are invited to
attend
The members Of the Wednesday At
ternoon Bridge Club Will he entertained
bv Mrs. ". H Gostlin jr.. a luncheon
at the Hammond Country Club
Several friends met at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs H Z. Skellenger. 43 Rus
sell street last evening for a surprise
party in celebration Of Mrs. Skeienger's
birthday anniversary. They We're enter
tanned with music and games and during
the evening a dainty collation. was serv-
I'd The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
William Mccullough Nr and Mrs Paul
NcSteen. Mr. and Mrs. William Coffman
and sons Francis and Jack. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hill and daughter Dorothy Nj
and Mrs Frank Kamikv Mrs Mary
winters Miss Lulu Rogers and Robert
Williamson
Last evening the monthly business
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society Of
Immanuel's Evangelical church WAS held
at the church parlors and the members
made further arrangements for the has
ket picnic 10 be held at Douglas Park
next Thursday. August q II Will be an
all day picnic and there will be the usual
picnic diversions. In case or rain the
picnic Will be held IN the church hall.
Mrs Lueua Walt of 64th and Maryland
streets. Chicago. viii entertain this
evening complimentary to Miss Laura
Swiney whose marriage 70 Ben Kronhie
Will take place Thursday 81 this week.
Miss Margaret McHie Of Hammond will
attend
Six supreme officers were entertal0eo
at tho meeting OF the Lady Vikings last
evening At the K. and l. of 5. hall in
the Rimbach building. The lodge ses-
sion was followed by most enjoyable
social hour during which Refreshments
were served The meeting night Of the
lodge has been changed from Monday e
the second Friday in the month
The regular meeting Of TRUMP Coun-
! ell No. II d Of L. was held last evening
/ at the l. O. O. F hall in State street
! Only routine business was taken UP bS
the members.
| Opal Hive No. $40 l. o. T. NJ NJ vii
meet this evening at the l. Q. Q. F. hal
in state street
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. WINERY ant
daughter Mildred Of Detroit street have
returned from a visit with relatives il
| Oxford. Ind
| Mrs. Buzzard Of Elkhart. Ind. came
yesterday for short visit with hei
daughter. Miss Florence Buzzard Of De
/ troit street.
| Mrs l. Harry Weis Of Ann street has
! as her guest for a few days Miss Lawr
l ence Of Steager, til.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles Weybright re
/ turned yesterday from an over Sunda,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-05
CIVIL WAR
VETS PICNIC

Tha ornna1 outing for the Civn war
,.aterans ~ Cary x being held at
pine Poacb HIS afternoon. They left
iii automobiles at noon today in au-
tomobiles furnished by the business
men OF Gary and viii return this ev-
entng about six o'clock
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Held on Serious Charges.

Three Gary men Alex Acs. 2olS
Broadway Mike pamch. $40 Madison
street and John Juhas. 1909 Monroe
street were arrested by officers Err
nest and Temske yesterday on
charge CT receiving stolen property
toHit an automobile
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In an Around
GAR
NOTICE.

Dr. c. F. Boardman. recently dis
charged from the army service. has
re-opened his office at So Broadway.
Reynolds building. Cary. Ind. Prac-
tice limited to eye. ear. nose and
throat. 1-Zs--"
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Harbor and Harold c. Costello Of Chi
cago. used the streets OF the Twin
Cities as race track, but officer
Hathaway and Mayor decided that
they were exceeding the speed limit.
Representatives John Gavit OF the
Indiana Harbor Belt r. r.. and Mr..
Fresnal Of the New York Central were
present al the Board OF Works meet
ing yesterday. and were told that the
Railroads would be given until the
sth Of September TO submit plans for
an overhead vieduct or subway over
their tracks on 141st street
A resolution approving the contract
OF Becker Enyart Co. was read at
the Board of Public Works yesterday
This company IS a corporation for the
construction Of paving on Canal st.
from the northwesterly line Of Michi-
gan Ave, to northwesterly curb line
Of public road.
A Military Ball Committee was APP
pointed for the Welcome Home Day
Chairman: J r. Farovid. Clair Step
| hens. Thomas Gething. A. G. Burgin.
| George Witt John w Lees Chas. E.
| Slyke. John Moor A. X. Perkins. H.
, L. Rudolph. W. J. Murray and Miss
Lynch.
The drive for money for the Vel
come Home Day has been started and
subscriptions are coming IN thick and
fast Everybody is expected to sub
! scribe something.
Mrs. ]. J. Mulligan. of Beacon St.
was hostess to the meeting of last week
OF the Beacons. 1t was a delightful
afternoon afforded the members and the
invited guests. which included the Mes
danes Jesse Dewey. John O'Neill and
the latter's house guest. a Mrs. Kelley
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PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

Bargain in rebuilt tires All sizes
Victory Garage. $50 Fayette st. S-5-l
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LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES

The Board OF Works Committee
Of the civic Club OF the Harhor were
10 the meeting OF the Board Of Works
Yesterday in matters pertaining TO Al
ley construction. paving Guthrie St.
street Sprinklers. Tourist Sign Posts
for Guthrie street and Michigan aven-
ue and matter Of covering up broken
glass at Dickey street bridge.
The Civic Club is interesting itself
IN the matter Of Inland Steel valua-
tons Considerable correspondence
has been had with the State Tax
Board in the matter Of valuations.
The club viii be represented at the
State Tax Board meeting at Indianap
oils next week.
A large number Of prominent bust
ness men Of Indiana Harbor have in
dividually indorsed the action of the
civic club IN the matter Of valuations
to Governor Goodrich and the State
Board.
Tho Civic Club is taking up the
matter interpretations and the Anili-
ations with the state and National
Organizations preparatory TO its ex-
tensive membership campaign. which
win be conducted as soon as the hot
weather is over.
Mr. Charles z. Slyke manager Is
perfecting the organization. for con-
Quoting the membership campaign so
that every home in Indiana Harbor
Will be reached.
If YOU are suspicious and think that
number thirteen is unlucky. go to the
Indiana Gardens on the thirteenth day
of August where the "Kewpies" are
giving a "Kewpie" dance. and to make
the dance 90 big the "Kewpies" are
going to give two "kewpies" away al
ter each dance. Tickets with numbers
will be given to all who enter. and
after each dance a number will be an
nounced and the one holding the lucky
number gets the Kewpie- Sterling 5
famous orchestra with "Kewpies" tied
TO his Violin will furnish the music.
Miss sybn Clapper, book-keeper for
the Indiana Harbor National Bank.
missed the first step of fight OF 20
stairs IN the Bank building. She fell
all the way injuring her rlght mp ana
arm.
Michael Oswego. recently returned
from France and as one OF the origin
al members Of Co. L. Of East Chicago,
has been given : position as Inspector
with the Board OF Health
Officers OF the East Chicago station
made a good haul when they arrested
Barney Miller Of Gary, for speeding
Investigations We're made and the po-
! lice say that the car driven by Miller
was stolen from Geo z. Larson. OF
! Chicago. on Nov. %. 1917
The car has been bought and sold
several times since Miller was re-
leased on $1,000 bond.
Abe Brown Of Cedar street. Indiana
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The Civic Club is interesting itself
IN the matter of Inland Steel valua-
tions Considerable correspondence
has been had with the State Tax
Board in the matter OF valuations
The Club viii be represented at the
state Tax Board meeting at Indianap-
Oils next week.
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Mr. Charles z. Slyke. manager Is
perfecting the organization. for con-
Quoting the membership campaign SO
that every home in Indiana Haroor
VIII be reached.
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Abe Brown Of Cedar street. Indiana
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six supreme officers We're ENTERTAINED
al tho meeting of the Lady Vikings las
evening at the X and l. of s hall il
the Rimbach building The lodge ses
sion was followed by a most enjoyable
social hour during which refreshments
were served. The meeting night Of tn
lodge has been changed from Monday 4
the second Friday in the month.
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Mrs. Lueua walt of Gath and Maryland
streets. Chicago. viii entertain this
evening complimentary to Miss Laura
Swiney whose marriage 10 Ben Kronl1ie
viii take place Thursday 81 this week.
Miss Margaret McHie Of Hammond will
attend