davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WOLFES GET JUMP
ON VICTORY STARS

Wolfe's All Stars defeated Victory
Stars last nlght 3 70 2. II was The
nrSi game In a series Of seven to be
played Tuesday and Thursday eve
nlngs at kirkwood Park. The score /:
WOLFE'S ALL STARS.
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sEAFORD TRIPS CAMRnInGE

SEAFUHD. Sepl. iO.-Scaf0rd won
from Cambridge. 3 TO yesterday on
The laiter's grounds In the most ex-
Citing game seen on Cambridge dla-
mond this season. Truitt pitched a
game for eSaford, striking
out fifteen men and allowing four
hits. The acorn.
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American League

Athletics at Detroit two games.)
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
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TRAFPiC-ENGISEERING1
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

Mailing Room 10000 OO3-3
Tranlc- Engineering ...0i2 2OOt3-7
Struck out-By Burns, z; by Lynch,
3. Bases on balls--On Lynch, 3; of
Burns. 4: Hits-On Burns, 8. stolen
Dases-Vadden, Joyce, Potts. Burns,
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DOVER KFEpS WTNNINC

DOVER sept. iO-D0ver kept up ITS
record Of the week by the tiirI
sNaight victory. two Of which have
been shutOuts, when Il defeated
Greensboro, Md, Z 30 0. The score:
GnEENSRnRn
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officers: Eugene SlQelly, president
Herb Fouracre. president: MIL
lam Forest. treasurer, John Wright.
financial secretary; Edward Abbott
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,,rArcu RIDLEY

. pHILADELPHIA-Bud Ridley, the
Pacific Coast bantam, who Is coming
east to box. Is being doped as the sue
Cessor TO Pete Hcrman's crown. ne
has had 81 ring battles on the coast.
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ioa'' sG0R;Es BY rNNISGs

Greensboro $50. OOOOO0 0 0 90
Dover .......... 0O32 90 x-7
stolen bases-Sparks and .. Holtz.
.Two-base hits-Kravit and j. Hollz.
.Three-base hlt-Hardesty. DouDie
.RlaysLPerry to Orell; kravlt TO HARD
.esiv IN Holt. struck out-By Brit
.fineham 8: by Williams, 3. Bases
on balle-Bv Brittingham, 4 ; by VII
|iams. 3. Hit by pitched ball-EraVit.
IJmpire-Knopf.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National Ieadue.
American League
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
National Lcauue

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati al Boston.
Chicago at New York.
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W1ncH WILL COP?

BOSTON-Six cities have put IN
their bids for the 1921 Olympic games
They are Boston, chicago, Pasaueiiiql; a;
Rome Chrlstiana and Prague. All
have well equipped stadlums.
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sporting writer; board Of dlreotorsi
steve Coverdale. Ellis Hamilton, Rob-.
srt Iruibt, John Coleman. Hubert
lfullt.
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SCORE BY INNIN

Search the Want Ads for good Of
Nee positions during the coming
month
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STFs;AN84y1TfgSS

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
National League
Pittsburgh, z; Philadelphia. 6.
Chicago. 3; New York. 2
Brooklyn. 4; St. Louis. 3
Cincinnati. 6; Boston. 4.
Boston, ii; Cincinnati. 7 (second
game.l
American League
Athletics-Detroit, rain.
Cleveland. 10: New York, 4.
Chicago. 6: Boston, 5.
Washington, 6. 81. Louis, 3; i2
innings.)
Washington. 3; st. Louis. (seoond
game.)
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Wuom SuImoo su sulJnp 6rInJsIBo
-lunoooD pue sI5udUlSouals 'sYI5lD
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Farm interests should be advertised
through the want ads this month.
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Ioials ...... .....2 3 &c B 2
Batteries: Allen. Wolfe; Willis,
Bonds.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
All Stars ...............O .OOOi0 02-3
VICTORY stars ...........O o 1 o o t-2
non CLUB ELECTS.
The South Side Rod and Reel Club
OF South Side-Edcn has elected these
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CANnBBIDGE

SCORE BY INNINGS ....
Seaford ......... OO0OiO2 2O-3
Cambridge ...... 0O0fO OOO0i- i-2
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SOME GAME WHEN
THESE GANGS MEET

Baseball teams representing the
Wilmington Automobile Dealers
Trade Association and the Kiwa1is
Club will meet at Harlan Field at $50
tonight.
As klwanis Is getting in trim to
flllsh the season next Wednesday by
defeating their perpetual rivals, the
chester kwanlans, and the Dealers
are undefeated as yet. a good game
Is expected. The Medical Battery,
Doc Moreland and Doc ch,will work
for klwanis, while the Dealers will
have Frank Diver. OF the Packard
Motor Car Company, ald Harvey
Crossan, Of the Crossan Auto Com
pany. on the points
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-01

Three OF the schools showed loses
in losses in children Of school age. La
fayette Wallace and Riverside. These
schools are located in districts having
a large foreign born population from
which many families have moved in the
last year because Of labor troubles
These losses were more than Offset by
the gains which were made in the
communities where the population Is
more fixed and the people own their
own homes.
The SATISFIES show the number OF
boys to be in the leal By ESQ which
is a little higher than is generally
found. There are 1859 boys and 4,59S
girls in Hammond.
The report also showed a remarkable
scarcity in Hammond's colored populs-
tion as there are only. twelve negro
children or school age in the city.
Eight OF them are boys and four are
girls No other industrial city Of the
region can show such a low percentage
Of negroes as Hammond is be-
lieved that these figures are much low
er than they would have been if the
enumeration had been taken six months
ago as colored people were more plen-
tiful then.
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state Rebekah circles and OF Elkhart
Ind. was guest of Mrs Emily Wedge
wood in Wegg ave, a few days this
week and also Mrs. valletta Kimmil
Of kendalville. Ind who is remaining
over a few more days
Visitors OF Mrs. Louis B Faust in
North Magoun ave this week is AIRS
r. J. Cumpson OF Buffalo. y. Y, who
was accompanied here by her babe.
Wedding Bells" sermon series
Choice Of a Husband" Sunday. May
End. 7:45 p. m, Congregational church.
East Chicago. 81
The William Haags Of Reading ave.
have moved 10 kewaunne. wiss., to
make their future home there
Annual First Communion day viii b.
observed at St Marys Roman Catholic
church tomorrow.
The East Chicago woman-s Franchise
League was well represented at the
meeting and address at the Hartley
Iheater OF candidate Gen Wood Tor
president. THURSDAY The women "
the League here are strongly organ
lied and taking Active interest in the
various platforms promoted by the
candidates. Their intention IL to at
tend all political meetings held In the
immediate and adjacent communities
and learn much of the present political
issues. The Franchise League mem-
bers viii soon meet and arrange FOR
steadier meetings n the future. The
League is well tuat in this city IN
der the able manag srshlp of Mrs r..
D Floyd. vounfy chairman of the
Franchise League.
Wedding Bells" sermon series
Choice of Husband" Sunday. May
2nd, AS 2. m, Congregational church.
East Chicago. 81
First Congregational church. East
Chicago. corner Magoun and 145th st.
pastor Rev. Franz Naples. Sunday
school at 9 80 a M morning service
at lo4o a. m: quartet and anthem
Solo by Miss Hazel Younger: informed
late Endeavor $50 D. m. Senior En-
deavor at $50 u. m evening service
at 1880 .. m. At this service the sec
ond OF the Wedding Bells" series -
sermons The Choice OF a Husband "
will be delivered by the Rev. Naples
Also at the evening service Miss Hazel
Younger will render her farewell sole.
The pastor viii preach on the subject
The Promise" a the morning service.
Visitors to East Chicago are invited
most cordially TO attend these services.
You should hear the farewell mes
sages OF Evangelist Snyder. lie has
won the attention Of thousands during
his labors in the Harbor. The meeting
stands as the cttys greatest revival
having passed in members even the
Union tabernacle meeting of few
years back Tomorrow the Harbol
Bible school f. to make another ef.
fort TO pass the Hammond school.
Hammond has the largest Protestant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-01
SAYS LOYALTY
TO CARRANZA
IS VERY SMALL
BY oscAx X. COLL.

STAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE
aqua PRIETA. Sonora. Mex. May l.
When the first real battle begins be-
tween the federal forces and the seces-
sionist armies of the rcvolu ion. Presi-
dent Carranza viii learn that there is
little loyalty to him throughout the
Mexican republic d. was declared today
by Gen. Antonio Vlllareal. who has been
prominently identified with revolution
airy movements in Mexico since 1910
Gen. VIllsreal has been in conference
for two DAYS here with Gen. r. Elias
Callas. commandel-in-chief OF the LIB
crsl Constitutionalist armies. discuss
ing plans of campaign against the Car
rama stronghold at Mexico City
In an exclusive interview given the
international News Service. Gen. WI
ereaI disclosed what may be termed the
"revolutionists view Of the revolution. Z
ana discussed numerous future plans Of
The rebels
He said that Gen. Aivero Obregon. the
most powerful enemy OF Carranza and
the revolutionists man Of the hour. "
viii take no active part in The fighting
but Will remain strictly within his char
acter as a candidate for the presidency
so that in the future his enemies will
his actions as unconstitutional
When the first real battle is launched
Carranza viii learn how few or his
troops will remain loyal 10 his colors, Z
said Cen. Villereal.
All factions OF the country are help
ing in the revolutionary movement. as
arc good many Of the state govern
nents. including the state troops.
.s-rkz
in Sonora. is not an act of secession
from the united republic Of Mexico. as
the federal authorities allege. In proof
of thss, the revolutiomsts have NOT
denied recognition of the legislative and
judicial branches of the government.
They have merely ceased 10 recog nize
Carranza as the Mexican government
The Obregon party was not res pom
sible for the opening of hostilities in
Mexico. Carranza compelled the resort
to arms He knew we'll that his candi-
date. Bonillas. Vas defeated before his
campaign had hardly been launched.
How could Bonillas win in Mexico
when he is unknown to the people? He
lis a hyphenated Mexican and has triied
with the citizenship both Of the United
States and Mexico. He found 1t expe-
dent to become an American citizen in
order to take an official position under
his brothcr-in-lsw. Gov Stafford. when
Arizona was a territory. and later to
call himself a Mexican citizen wher
made Jefc politico' or Magde1ena, II
Sonora.
I have authoritative knowledge that
friendly understanding exists between
the parties Of Obregon ard Pablo Con
zales. who is my cousin, and Carranza
made the greatest mistake Of his life
in believing that the state governors
and military elements would uphold his
policies or persecution"
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RASPBERRY
JAM It WAS;
NOT A BOMB

whistlinz gaily. Mayor Brown en-
tered his office this morning. such a
beautiful morning. this hrst day OF
May
The cheerful whistle Of the Mayor
changed 10 long drawn out suspicious
like noise as his eye caught suspic-
ious locking box on his desk and he
suspiciously recalled that this is May
Day-famous for the neafrious work
inss OF the I. W. W. and like orsani-
zations.
The box had evidently been delivered
BY a mail man for it was covered with
stamps and bore evidences e. rough
handling. 1t was made of card board,
The mayor lifted it gingerly. 1t was
heavy. He set il down gently and
backed away.
To open it boldly and rest forever
after in peace CT to bury it and live a.
few years longer. Which" the Mayor
unused and his musings were overheard
by Fire Chief Mil who had the misfoi-
tune to enter at this time.
did YOU get one. Chief" asked the
Mayor hopefully.
Haven't been TO the station vet"
said the Chief. hut what's the matter2
Looks like a couple OF boxes Of cigars
Too heavy for cigars" said the May
or. and besides I don't smoke. This
Is May Day You know"
oh said the chief and he suddenly
remembered that he had some business
to transact with the city clerk
Don't go" said the May cr. let's see
what's IN the box.
They carried the thing" into cor
rider and get It down. One looked at
the other Clerks gathered around
and showed enc another in an effort to
get nearest the door and still see what
was going on
The Chief got knife and bent over
20 rip the cover from the box a girl
screamed and broke fer the door.
Don't do that" someone commanded
ind Bnantly. But tile girl was gone.
The Mayor said. It's my funeral.
Let me open it.
He took the knife from the Chief and
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SCHOOL CENSUS
ANNOUNCED

DESPITE the fact that 1850 children
OF school age moved away from Ham
mond during the last year, reports OF
enumerators for the school census OF
Hammond show that new families
which moved into the city together
with the new crop or six-year- olds"
we're sufficient to show net gain OF
s27 pupils over the census of a year
ago.
school enumerators completed their
work recently and Supt Z. s Monroe
Of the Hammond schools has summar-
lied the results Of the census. The
city now has 1852 school children.
whereas a year ago the count show
cd s.327. Following are the figures by
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cut away the cover. The reporter was
confident he could imagine the ending
Of the story and so moved nonchalant-
ly to the exit. One locked at the
saw-dust hlled box covering hidden
death" sufficed.
The Mayor thrust his hand into the
box and felt the top OF something hard
and metallic. A bomb perhaps. or
an internal machine
He waxed Drawer and decided to up
set the contents upon the floor.
The box was lifted. bottom skyward $
and a can dropped out,
The Mayor held il up. Best grad
U :. Government Raspberry jam. -
said the label. Weight seven pounds"
TITS an advance can said the Mayor
sent out for approval and test. l
knew il all the time. "
Who got the RaEz7
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GOOD AND PROPER

Good and Proper" an expression
which for years has been usel &c desig-
nate job done thoroughly. is to be
capitalized unwittingly by Hammond
express and transport firm. This
morning in the Hammond superior
court a petition was flied by Henry
Proper. president OF. the Granger
Whitaker Co. which has been doing
a transfer and express business. 20
change the firm name to the Good &.
Proper Motor Corporation. The pc
tition was filed through Attorneys
Boone and Murray
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nounce that an ample supply OF ma
chimes have been engaged for the spec
ial purpose OF conveying voters to and
from the different factories and ter
mlnais. etc. to their respective voting
places No matter who you are or
where YOU may be located. II you have
vote in Hammond. call 32s and our
machines will be at your service at
no expense 10 Hammond voter. Rout-
ing office .322 Hammond. 81
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IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMoRIAAr.

IN MEMOk1AN-
In kind and loving remembrance Of
our dear son and brother. whom the
Lord has taken from us. May ?. 1919
Brief life is here our portion. brief sor-
row short-lived care;
The life that knows no ending. the tear
less life is there.
o. land that seest no sorrow; Q. state
that fear'st no strife.
0. princeIy land of glory: o, realm and
home Of life,
Exult. o. dust and ashes, the Lord
shall be thy part;
His only. His forever. thou shalt be
and thou art.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. MELLOW AND
BROTHERS.
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membership in Northwestern Indiana.
The Harbor school needs your loyal
support and invites you 70 come ct any
cost. Snyders farewell sermons are
as follows. Saturday. 100. Keys III
the Kingdom. Sunday HOO. Marks
Of Discipleship;' Sunday 1850, Bidding
Goodbye to God. Bloie school rally
al $50. Christian church, 37l5 Grape
vine ST.
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Tuin CITY
NeUs Notes

A wedding Of interest to East Chi
cagoans took place last evening at the
parental home OF Miss Mabel Sterling.
a popular and beloved young lady Of
this city. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Sterling in North Olcott Mr.
Robert Burrell "a foreman at the Hub
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-01
HEMSTITCHING

The Straube Hemstitching Shop. For
fine hemstitching. beading, hand en-
proidery. buttons covered. pleating,
fancy stitching. and designing call at
Room :. Straube bldg. Hammond. First
class work Mrs T. b. Clark. 81
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live LOCAL
NEWS lads"
BUTTON COVERING

Hemstitching. braiding, plestinE and
sewing machines at bargains. Call on
!. Massey. 81 State st. just west OF
Holman. phone 446-Hammond. 4-12
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NOTICE TO
HAMMOND VOTERS

The Establishments Republican Club
of Hammond are lending every posi-
BILE assistance to get the voters out ID
the polls on May 18th. and wish to an
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS ~ Receipts 1900. Markef
steady 70 strong Bulk. SI3.75Q15.so-
Top $3.50. Heavy weight. $3.50 q
1875. Medium weight. slA4o a 1857
Light weight, $500 a 1880. Light
lights. $l475 q 1925 Heavy pacsiga
sows. smooth. s1200 q 1850 Packing
sows rough $4,000 1850. Pigs. $500
Gi5.0o
CATTLE - Receipts. 1000 Market
beef steers steady to strong. bulls and
calves weak all other classes steady.
compared 70 a week ago. beef steers 25
q sec higher, bulls and feeders - q soc
higher. cealers 500 q 80 lower.
CHICAGO VEAL-5O to SO lbs. 14o:
20 to so lbs. 168 l1c; 50 10 100 lbs.
1sgt9c; fancy 2oc; overw ght kdnez s.,
40 TO 175 lbs 1oQ15c
Don't throw your paIsef AwaI
without reading she want I'D page
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one guest. The next meeting will oc-
cur at the home Of Mrs. Helen Twist
in Chicago.
The L. H. Z. c. met Thursday at the
home of Mrs J. ". Miller. The high
est score was held by Mrs. VIM. Blair
the lowest by Mrs. Paul Zimmerman
The hostess served a nicely arranged
two course luncheon. The next meet
ing will occur in two weeks AT the
home of Mrs. sam Vonish.
The Marquette Club is being enter
tanned al the home OF Mrs F. John
ston, in South Bend, Ind. today.
The faculty OF the Hammond Musical
college held a meeting last evening at
the recital hall. Plans for the sum-
mer term with additional class work
were discussed After which a deIic-
ious two course luncheon was served
Read whItRker's platform on page
four of this issue Sill
Mrs. J. E. Herr Of FindIey Ohio. is
a guest at the home Of the Rev. w. }
10 " eliNl itC anu HAloS XII oett hld " IL
orne.
Mrs. Roland Fox of Detroit st. is
guest at party in Chicago today.
.
Mrs. Henry Lundt, OF Los AnGetes,
Cal, who has been the guests Of friends
for the past few days left for her home
in Los Angeles on Thursday evening
The First Christian church or ma
lana Harbor and the First Christian
an attendance contest for the Sunday
school The Indiana Harbor church
has worked UP quite bit Of enthus
issm this week as they have an evan
gilist. Mr.. Snyder with them. They
set their mark at $50 for the Sunday
school attendance for tomorrow, May
End. and the Hammond Sunday school
has set it's attendance at $50.
Senator Hiram Johnson was the
guest of c. c. Kingwil for dinner at
the Hammond Country Club last eve
ming. Mr. Johnson arrived in Hammond
about FIVE o'clock He was taken dir
ectly TO the Country Club. after a lit
tie rest and dinner. brief reception was
held a the Hotel Nee and Mr.. Johnson
talked informally. The following were
some of the guests a the dinner: <.
A. Taylor. VIM. r. Bridge. A. J. Thomp-
son, OF Kentland. Ind. VIM. AIDE Jr,.
of kentland, Ind, and c. Z. Perry.
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Bremen for Prosecutor.


The Mesdames Ida Crumpacker, VIM.
Paxton. T. W. Oberlin and ". D.
Webb who are attending the Marquet-
te club which is meeting a. the home
Of Mrs. F. Johnston in South Bend. d.
Ind. today win be her guests until to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. Webb will go to
Pittsburgh. some time next week to at
tend the wedding Of J. NJ. Hanson's
daughter. who IS to be married in that
city next week.
julius Meyn. who has been in French
Lick for the last ten days, is expected
home tomorrow.
Miss Emily Southworth. Of Griffith.
Ind. has accepted a position in tho
office of Boone & Murray, in the Ham
mond building Miss Southworth. al
though not a resident OF Hamond. is
graduate OF the Hammond high
school and has many friends here.
The ladies who attended the corven-
ton of the Grand Chapter. Order Of
Eastern Stars. returned home today af-
ter a very profitable and enjoyalil 9
timex Hammond chapter was indeed
surprised and honored to have Mrs.
Ruth Thompson. appointed Grand
Warden Of the Grand Chapter for the
state Of Indiana. They visited the Ma
sonic home at Franklin. Ind which
they report Is perfect in every detail.
The following attending: Mrs. Ida Haze
Ter, worthy matron% Henry Mueller.
worthy patron; Elizabeth Mcconnell.
assistant matron; Mrs. Grace Mueller.
Mrs Pearl Winery and Mrs. Ruth
Thompson.
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News has been received here OF the
recent marriage of Dr. Daisy Weathers
of Hammond TO Fred nj. Lindgren OF
Chicago. which took place at the home
Of the bride in Louisville Ky. on April
18th. Immediately after the ceremony
q large number Of their friends gave
a party in their honor at Benedicts.
The table was prettily decorated with
daisies. and the bride wore 8 corsaEe
of daisies They left Louisville for
their future home in Staten Island
j., stopping TO visit the grooin-s
parents in New York City and Mr.. and
Mrs. 2 NJ. Callan Of Hammond.
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LoluossoLd IoJ IsuraLd

Mrs. r. o. winckler and Mrs. Conan
Scott have just returned from Howe,
Ind. where they spent a few days with
Richard WInckler who is attending
Howe Military academy.
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Mrs. Charles Wilson OF Carroll St,
very pleasantly entertained the Firth
stane club at a one o'clock luncheon at
her home last Thursday. There was
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from Florida yesterday. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Seldom have been there for the
entire winter. They have a grove.
sonny View" which is situated on a
very beautiful spot on Lake Weir. Fla.
Mrs. Seldom returned to Hammond two
weeks ago. Mr.. Seldom was detained
on business.
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Bremen for Prosecutor.

The Dorcas Rebekah will hold its
regular meeting this evening in the
l. o. o. F. hall promptly at 1880.
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julius Meyn. who has been in French
Lick for the last ten days is expected
home tomorrow.
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PERSONAL y.
SOCIAL NEWS|

The Juniors OF the Hammond high
school gave dance last night at the
high school. The dance was for the
purpose Of making some money to help
meet the expenses Of the Junior and
Senior banquet as the dance was not
especially well attended they did not
make as much as they had hoped Tor
However. they had a very nice time.
Good music and danced until twelve
o'clock. The chaperons were Miss
Miss Latta. Miss Hotchkiss. Mrs Mar
garet NcAleer, and Mrs. E. NJ Shank
lin. z. S Monroe and a. L. Spohn.
The Misses Edith and Ether 4Iosr,
of 42S Summer st. were delightfully."-
surprised at a birthday party Thurs
day evening. The time was passed
very pleasantly with dancing and
games. The prizes were awarded to
Edna Sheuenaman and Harriet otaf-
ford. A nice two course luncheon was
served. with decorations OF red and
white and a large birthday cake with
lighted candles was in the center OF
the table. The guests received favors
Those present were the, Misses Har-
riett Stafford, Mildred and BernIce
Soderberg, Mary Nondar. Irene Gads-
by, Verona and Loretta Gladhil Ber-
tina Schneider, Sophie Ebert and Edith
and Ethel frost.