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NEW YORK BONDS p- AccneSafad IpreSs


 U. s. 2s, coupon, offered ...--s...-'. i9V U. S. As, coupon, offered ..........-. l94 American Smelting & Refining 5s ds American Tel. & Tel cv. 6s .....,. so AtehsGn AtSahs{a cssst essi hine 4S ist is 4ssss Baltimore 6 Ohio cv. 41as .......... ao Bethlehem Steel ref. os ...........:: it2 Central of Georgia Consolidated 5s bid Ss ts Central Leather 5s, bid ............'. sVA Ghicaao' B & Quincy joint 4s ~ 97N Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul cy Alas 70 Chicago R. I. & Pac. Ky. ref As 6Sla Sitv of psris ss ........... 96h Colorado & Southern ref. 414s- bid IFS Denver & Rio Grande consol. As, bid 65 inion~ of Canada 5s (1s3D ..,...- se 4 Erie gen. As ...,..-..--.. ai Illinois Central ref As. bid 76 Kansas City Sothern ref. 5s ..,..-, i3 B Liggett & Myers 5s bid ..,.........- s0 Louisville & Nashville un. As. bid sS l2 Missouri Kan. 6. Texas 1st As 6os4 Missouri Pac gen. 4s ....,...,...., 5ob New York Central deb. ss .,..'....-- ss Norfolk & Western cy. 6s ......-.., l0o Pennsylvania gen. 5s ......... SIS Republic ,i iron iron < Steel 5s Gs4o), bid ssA St. Louis & San Fran adj. 6s ....s... 65s4 Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s 3S Southern Bell Tel. 5s S2 Southern Pacific C4s .............. 9s Southern Railway 5s, bid ..........,. Sl Southern Railway gen. As 6012 Texas & Pacific 1st, bid I91s Union Pacific As ......,....,.. S3 United Kingdom of c. B. & I. 51as 1 U. s. Steel 5s s................ e5ls | Virginia Carolina Chemical 5s 9s 1 Wabash 1st. bid .......... S7 Wilson & Go. cv. 6s .......,.t,.-.. 64
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Cotton Seed Oil
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New YorK, January I5--(Special.)--A better tone prevailed during the short session. Manchester cables: Improve ment main nta ned increased cloth inquiry: yarns steady and larger turnover; de- mand stimulated by hardening tendency in raw cotton With this favorable news and continued good reports from our own mills we notice each day shows a slow improvement all around With general conditions still unsettled. the itn- provement will be slow. but it is far bet ter to emerge from period of depression slowly and deliberately than to exreri- ence a sudden boom, causing artificial values. With American spinners coming Iinto our market and Manchester im- proving, we feel 1t is safe to advise pur-
 e1asss Tor Future pS6fitg:-f5uhhard:sEr
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchanee. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- lion and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery.
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Shot Cotton

By Associated Press New Orleans, January 15.--Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot. Is bales; to arrive, none Low middlng. 1Oc middling, 15c; good middling, 1I.7bc. Receipts and stock later.
 New York, January 15.-Cotton spot steady; middling, 17.90c.
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Dry Goods Rv AssOciated Pre6a

New York, January 15.--After an active week, cotton goods closed firm today at the highest prices of the year. Yarns were firmer and sales larger Knit goods are becoming ac- tive slewiy. Lines of blankets ana colored wool flannels will be opened lat low prices next week.
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Chicago Live Stock Ru Asaaciated Press

Chicago. January 15.-CattIe: Re- eeipts. 1000; compared with week ago, good to best steers asking 25c to soc lower; others averaging fully steady she stock steady to 25c lower; Bologna bulls, soc to 75c lower; fat heavy calves, s1 to s1.50 lower; stockers and feeders, generally 25c higher.
 Hogs: Receipts, 12000; active, steady to strong with yesterdays average top. ss.75; bulk, s9.30@9.6o; pigs, steady to, 10c lower; bulk, desirable, % to 1so pound pigs, s9.60@s.75.
 Sheep: Receipts, 1000; compared with week ago. nandyweight lambs koc to 75c lower; weighty lambs, s1 to $1.5o lower; yearlings. $7.50 to $1 low erer; fat sheep, Soc to 75c higher; feed . sr lambs z5c to soc higher.
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By AssOcIated PresS London, January 15-Bar silver 4034 per ounce. Money, per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, 614 Q6#s per cent; three e-month bills, 11-16 per cent
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Naval Stores

By Associated ffess
 Jacksonville. January 15.-Turpen- tine unchanged: sales nonc: ceceipts, 190; shipments, 372; stock. 25,Slo. hosin unchanged; sales, none; receipts. 6of; shipments. 7s5; stock. 165.907. Quote: wv. s11.30.
 Savannah, January 15.-Turpentine, quiet, 92Kc no sales; receipts, 36; snip ments, 245i stock, 15,5S4.
 Rosin quiet; no safes; receipts, l3S; shipments, 572; stock, SOLOS.
 Quote. B D. E, F. c. H. l. K, NJ, N, VIC, wv, $11.
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CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS
 nraaa
Cash Grain

Chicago, January 15.--Cash wheat, No l, red, s2.o1; No. 1, hard, s1.S7. Corn, No. 3. mixed, 65 @ Sic; No. 3, vel low, 66 # e SIC. Oats, No. 2, white 45c; No. 3. white, 43A 6p44c. Rye. No. 9. s1.69 Barley. 73@ 9oc. Timothy >Eeed. $5.5o 06,75. Clover seed. s15p23. Pork, nominal. Lard, $12.92; ribs. s11.25@ 1925.
 St Louis. January 15.--Cash wheat. No. ?. red. winter. $2G 2.o3; No. 8, s19S; March, $1.7Sa; May, $16S1a. Corn, No 2 white, 7Sc; No. 3, G7c; May. 71%c: July, I21sc Oats, No. ?. white, Arc; No. 3, 461a @4Sc: May, 46Nc.
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East St. Louis Live Stock

East St. Louis, January l5--Cattle: Receipts. 1000; no trading today; com pared with a week ago good steers 25c lower; others steady; heifers, soc low ee; cows, bulls and canners, steady; veal calves, 25c to soc lower; stock CTS and feeders, 25c to soc higher.
 Hogs: Receipts, 5000; closing ac- tive and about steady with yesterday s close, or 10c to 15c lower than the average; top s9.9o on lights; best butchers, top, $9.T5; bulk, lights and mediums, s9.50@9 9.75; bulk, heavies, s9 @9.35; packer sows, 25c higher; pigs, 25@ 35c higher.
 Sheep: Receipts none; no trading today; market for the week, lambs and yearlings. 25c to soc lower; others steady.
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NEW YORK COTTON ISy Assaciatad Press

New orleans. January 15.-The cotton market closed steady at net advance oi Nf to 40 points. <,,
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Rice Market

New Orleans, January 15.-Rough
 rice no sales; receipts, 2.922 sacks; millers' receipts same. Clean ~ice. steady: sales. Honduras 3.111 pock sts IS1sc to 5A c: Blue Rose S,672 pockets, 1 %c to 4&c. Bran and polish, un- changed, receipts 3,47T
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Port Movement

By Associated Press New Orleans: Middling. 15c: receipts, 5.57s: exports, 12354 sales. 212: stock, 446l2S.
 Galveston: Middling 15c: receipts. G. 6tT; exports, 4sl9: sales. 1,210: stock. 3Sy,- TO
 Mobile: Middlng. 14c: receipts, 314; sales, 23; stock. 22.2 .254
 Savannah: Mddling. 16. soc: receipts, 7.141 sales. 56; stock. 161, ,353. charleston Middling, 1s.5Oc; receipts. 262; stock, 243.553
 Wilmington: Middling, l4.5oc: receipts, 3,en9; stock, &, ,2S7.
 Texas City: Stock, 2.0SS.
 Norfolk: Mddlins. 1ec receipts, 50O; sales. 97S; stock. 77.S4s.
 Baltimore: Stock, 3,97S.
 Boston: Middling, 1Z65c; stock. 12.a0o Philadelphia: Middling. 1s.15c stock. 5,s62
 New York; Mddling, 17.soc; stock. 42- 566
 Minor ports Stock 2575. Total for week: Receipts. 2o,742; ex- ports 17173
 Total for season: Receipts. 3,73S, ,547 /: exports, 264f. $40
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MUNICIPAL BONDS

VHE income from Municipal Bonds
 is free from all Federal income
 taxes. Bonds issued within the
 State of Alabama are also free of all State and local taxation. These factors of paramount importance in selecting type of investment that will yield the highest net return compared with yield obtain- able from corporation bonds. division point investor should purchase municipal bonds be definitely stated for sn- dvidual requirements govern each thorough analysis is required
 And it s of universally tha. high security unaffected by economic trial conditions We specialize in high-srade Alabama Munisi,als rnd would welcoma of chewing you The many advantages of this form of investment
 MARX AND Go.
 BANKERS
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Money Marke:

New York, January 15.-Prime mercan- tile paper. FAC s per cent; exchange ir- regular. Sterling 60 day bills, s.6S; com mercial e0-day bills on banks, S-6S; com nercial 60-day bills, 3.671s: demand, 3.721s; cables, S.73A. Francs, demand, 6.OS; cables, 6.10. Belgian francs, demani. $40; cables, C.42. Builders, demand, g. 70; cables, 32S4. Lire, demand, 3.45; cables SE Marks, demand 149; cables, 1.50 Greece, demand, 743. Montreal, 12% per cent discount. Government and railroad bonds irregular.
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Sugar Market Rv Assnciafed Proas

New fork, January lo.-Ine iOCdl market for raw sugar was unchanged at 4Mc for Cubas, cost and freight, squal to 5.52c for centrifugal. There was no business reported, although holders were still offering prompt and January shipment at 4Hc, cost and freight The market for refined was unchanged at 7.75c for fine granulated. There was no improvement in the de- mand, which continues moderate.
 Trading in sugar futures was quiet with operators inclined to hold off and await developments in the spot mar ket. Early prices were lower under liquidation, although near the close there was scattered covering and trade buying, and prices rallied, clos ing point lower to 2 net higher. Closing bids: January, 4.Sc; March 4.ssc; May. 4.S5c. July. 4.ssc.
 Bank of Germany
 Berlin, January 15.-The statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany for the week ending January shows the following chnages:
 Total coin and bullion, increased. s2o,oo0 marks; gold, decreased, 2,000; treasury notes, decreased. 1,S29,665.~ 900; notes of other banks, increased, 100000; bills discounted decreased, S,1s7,563, 900; investments, deere ased. 3.s11, 900; other securities, decreased. sos, 267, 900; notes in circulation de- creased, s2s,622.0 900; deposits, de- creased. s,s17,471 .000; other liabilities, decreased, 125.256,000; total gold hold ings, 1,o91, 1884, 900 marks.
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Produce

By AssOciafed Press
 St. Louis, January 15.---Poultry. hens, ZIG; others unchanged. Eggs, 67c. But ter unchanged Chicago, Janucry ySl5.-Butter higher; creamery extras. 4SAc. Eggs higher; firsts, 72@T21sc. Poultry, alive. un- changed
 New York, January 15--Butter steady; firsts. 43@51c. Eggs firm firsts. 76@ 11c. Cheese firm: average run, 23@ 12c Poultry, alive, not quoted; dressed steady and unchanged.
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Shot Coffee

Shot Coffee By Associated Press
 New York, January 15.-Spot coffee 6Bc
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LOCAL SECURITIES
Bank Stocks

Bank Stocks
 Bid Asked American TT. & Savings Bank 155 166 B'ham Trust & Says. Co. 300 325 First National Bank. 305 326 Traders National Bank ...... 175 200
 Insurance StOck-$1O Far Interstate Casualty Co. e 2-3
 par) 7 Great Southern Life Ins. Co.,. 12 16 Southern States Fire Ins Co.,. If i1l Protective Life Ins- Co. ..... 14 20 Southern Life and Health Co. 14 % Land and Building Company Stocks Birmingham Realty Co. ...... 126 160 Chamber of Commerce. pfd., Elmwood Cemetery Corp. 80 % Ensley Land Co. -......-.... s6 10e
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Interior Movement Ry AeaOriafN6 PYAaa

| Hcuston Middlng. 14.75c; receipts, Ill., O17; shipments, 9,s9; sales, 2.774; stock.
 367 522
 Memphis: Niddling. l4.50c; receipts.
 a0l2: shipments, 4,437: sales, 15oo; stock,
 3S4 S1e.
 Augusta Midlling, l5.25c; receipts, CT i; shipments, $40; sales. 3S; stock. 160,4S. St. Louis: Middling. 1450c; receipts, 2,A4; shipments. 2,137; stock. 20,T6 Atlanta: MlddIing l5c. Little Rock: Middling, 14.50c; receipts, 462; shipments. 7s2; sales. 615; stock, s. 2Ss
 Dallas: Middling. 14.75c: sales, 3,06l. Montgomery: Middling. 14.50c. Total today; Receipts. 1S,6l2; ship
 ments, 17,4Ss: stock, 996S40. Cotton Seed Oil New York, January 15.-Cottonseed oil was lower under scattered liquida- ition. induced by continued poor trade demand and weakness displayed in hog products and grain. Leading
 months closed IA to 20 points ret
 lower. Sales. 5.100 barrels. Prime crude, $6.25; sales: prime summer vel
 low spot. $s.500S.S0: March. sS.74:
 May $9.16; July. 9.47.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON ky AssOciated Press

New York. January 15.--The cotton ma ket closed firm.
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS By Associated Press
London Money

By Associated Press
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17
HOW TO REDUCE
VARICOSE Veins

Many people have become Respondent
because they have been led to believe
that there Is no remedy that will re-
duce swollen veins and lunches.
n Won win get a two-ounce original
hottie Of Moone's Emerald Oil CfuH
strength at any first class drug store
end apply il at home as directed you
viii quickly notice an Improvement
which viii cA,tinue until the veins and
bunches are reduced 70 normal
INCOMES Emerald Oil is very coneen-
trafed and a bottle lasts long time
Gthats why it is most inexpensive
treatment. II has brought much com
fort TO worried people al over the
diecn,cries Of recent years and always
hear in mind that anyone who is dis
appointed with its use can have their err
r1nnev refunded Generous sample on
as,afr+ IF IL cents silver or stamps.
intern Tnternnationai I.aboratories, Rochester,
\ Your druggist can supply you.
adv
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HOW TO KEEP COOL

Most every one now days is com
planning about the heat. Why do they
do it when by getting a package of
Quaker Herbs, which makes three
auats OF HEIDI Tea for one dollar
LASTS 10 weeks. Drink wine glass
before or after meals Keeps tne
system open and blood cool. The
poison causys heat. Try it once
Money back if not satisfactory. Sold
in Hammond, Ind, by Weis Drug g
Stationary CO., SO State ST.. Norris
Pharmacy 1872 e. state ST., Bourni
Pharmacy. Calumet & sibley. Quaker
Doctors Office, No. 80 l54th Place.
West Hammond, lu.-Adv.
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Obituary

Miss Beatrice Howarth. aged 10 years
and born in Chicago. October 81. 1901
Lived In Hammond for five years at 106
Dyer boulevard. and died at 1870 p. m.
on Thursday. She was the daughter Of
Nr. and Mrs. VIM Howarth Besides
her parents she leaves two sisters
Miss Jennie Howarth and Miss Lillian
Howarth; and three brothers. VIM Ho-
warth. Jr.. Albert and Arthur She was
the granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Husband: and niece Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Carnegie. of Chicago
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Card of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
we wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance
and sympathy. also Moltke and Calu
met Lodge Odd Fellows. Modern
woodmen. Royal Neighbor. Liberty
Camp at the death of our husband
and father. W. s. Mattingly Also
do we express our appreciation of
floral tributes.
Mrs. W. s. Mattlngly.
Mrs. E. r. Van Horne.
Antoinette Mattingly. SIT
Mrs. w. C. Anderson and son Of
Valparaiso Ind. was a. Hammond
visitor yesterday Wilbur Irwin who
has been visiting the Andersons at
Valparaiso returned home with them.
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HOGs-Receipts, $4,000; market
strong to 1Oc higher; bulk. s79O@S.1O;
top. IS. 10; heavyweight. s7.9oqs
CATTLE-Recelpts, 5000: market
steers slow. steady Beef Steers
Choice and primes ss.40Q925: medium
and good, s7.6ods. 90; light weight
So 65G z so: good and choice. $3.50
25
Receipts. 1000; market
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[ + Q(Al|ln|((\|t:. Is
STOCK CLOSING

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvIcEl
NEW YORK, Jue li---ta v stock
market closed irregular today. The
market was unsettled in the late deal
ings after most OF the leading issues
had made good rallies from tho low
levels.
u. s. steel after moving up TO 74ss :.
yielded to 74ss and Republic Steel was
in demand advancing over one point
Mexican Pete. after its fve point drop
10 1O4%. recovered all OF its loss and
then broke to it's low mark. Stude-
baker recovered three points TO 75A
from which 1t reacted again to rs q
The railroad stocks We're dull and
practically unchanged. American
Wooden recovered over points from
its early low to 70la and Corn Pro
ducts moved UP PA TO 629s Govern
ment bonds unchanged, railway and
other bonds weak. Total sales today
7ss.4oO shares; bonds $1O.294.o00.
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CHICAGO. June 17-cash grain mar
An EASY One.

Springfield Adv.-"Dining room girls
wanted ut Lemons restaurant" A re-
Quest for Lemonade. comments ]. S.
H.-F oeton Trenerriut
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
PLEATNG AND
BUTTON HOLE

HEHsTFrCHINC, BUTTON COVER.
ING, BRAIDING
PROMPT SERVICE
CALL WAssEY's-TELEPH 44s
81 k STATE ST. HAMMOND
6-lS.
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oDLE-wILCox.

Tho marriage or Lola Irene ode,
daughter of Mrs. B. Pierce to Marvin
Edgar wilcox. son OF Mr. and Mrs. f
III wilcox was solemnized at the
First Christian church. nine O'Clock
Wednesday evening. the Rev. c. N.
Srraithson reading the ceremony. The
bride entered the church on the arm
OF Mr.. 3. Pierce her step-father who
gave here away. they were attended
by Mrs Harry Derner. as matron Of
honor, who IS sister OF the groom
and Ralph Ok1le. a brother OF the
bride as best man; Miss Gladys Tuley
served as brides maid and wore an
apricot organdy with a hat OF tulle to
match, she was accompanied by Harry
Dern@r Mrs. Derner wore peach
colored organdy and a hat to match.
The bride look ed lovely in a gown Of
EeorRette c<epe over white satin,
tulle veil ranged with lilies OF the
valley and a bride bouquet Follow
ing the ceremony two course lunch
con was served in the church parlors
which were artistically decorated in
pink and white, this color also being
used in the CHURCH. Lydia Wolter
Van Glider sang accompanied by Mrs.
Mikesch. There were over fifty
friends and relatives present at the
wedding. Mrs. Ele Spansburg OF VIII
Transport. Ind. an out OF town
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CHICAGO. June 17-Produce:
BUTTER-Receipt 14,60s tubs; Gre
amery. extra firsts, 80; flrsts 27-3l.
GGS-Receipts 1903 cases: misc.
22-23; ordinary frsts. 20-2l; nrsts 23is.
LIVE Turkeys 80; chic
kens, ~ springs 32-40; ROSTERS 49,;
geese 1923; ducks 25-2s.
TATOES-Receipts 4s cars: nor.
white, rs.
vEAL-5O to so lbs. SO; 70 to so lbs.
1o-11; 90 TO 10 lbs. 12-1S fancy. IA;
overweight kidneys. 1.4O-75; LUIS ST
CHICAGO. June 17-cash grain mar
ket:
FIEAT-No. red. s141; No. red
$139 ga; No. ? hard winter sI.4Si4-
s145; No. hard winter. st45-s146;
No nor. spring, $3.50; No. nor.
spring. $t,41.
7 CODN-No. 2 NJ 6siz-64 Ii: No. . "
l64-64ls: No. 2 Y 63 3-4-64R; No. 2
Y So 8-4-641A; No. NJ Gay; No. 3
W 631s; No. 3 Y 63h-b4; No. q 81;
No. " 5G-57; No. Y g.
OATs-No l w 80 SASSY: No .
W 3s-SSlk: No. W 37-s7h.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

Rubini pure fruit syrups. all favors.
for delicious drinks. ices. serbets.
cakes. buildings etc. in all fancy
grocery stores. try it. 6-17-2
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SINGER SHOP

1e3 state St. Hemstitching done cor
rectly. 10 and 12c per yard. Also US
ed Singer sewing machine, latest style.
$3.50. Give US a call 6-15-tf
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PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS
CLARK-RoHDE

A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening when Doris Elaine
Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Clark OF South Chicago
and walter w Rohde, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Rohde Of $40 East State
stneet. were united in marriage at
the brides home BY the Rev. Rogers
OF Mishawauka. Ind. Miss Leila Cham
pIon OF Chicago was tho maid OF
honor, Moss Viola Pitcher Of Hobart
PLAYED tho wedding march Arthur
Morrison of Hammond served as best
man The home was prettily deco
rated. with flowers and ferns. and =
wedding supper was served to 100
guests Mr. and Mrs. Rohde left IN
the evening for an eastern trip. after
which they VIII be at home at 2s2s
East nth street. South Chicago. Mr..
Rhode is employed at the F. J. and r
at Burlington. The Hammond guests
wore the Mesdanes Christ Rohde,
Arthur Anderson. Church Goehringer,
Adam Ebert, Dean Campbell. the
Messrs. Henry GoehrinEer. Clarence
Bates. Fritz Ebert Arthur Morrison
Gilbert and Victor Rohde, the Misses
Myrtle and Esther Rohde.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

DR.. c. F. Morgenthaler has opened
his dental office at 1877 State St. over
tho, American Trust & Savings Bank
Phone 3121. vs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

The Ladies' Aid of the St. Paul's
Lutheran church met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Chamber Of Commerce
for their social gathering. after a
short business session the afternoon
was concluded with refreshments
The following comprised the commit
tee. the Mesdames Adam Ebert. sr..
August Doebler. Henry VOTERS, An
drew Jessesing, George Hanson and
Emma Blohm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

guest After short honeymoon MT,
and Mrs wilcox will be at home to
their friends in Hammond.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs s. D. skufa-
kiss. a son James Sam. June 1s. 1921
Both mother and son doing nicely.
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The Sunday schools OF all OF the
Hammond church VIII have a picnic
tomorrow Saturday. June 18th. at the
Forest Preserves. they viii leave in
the morning and have an all day pic
mic. all Of the children bringing their
luncheons.
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T4ICAGo. June 17-Produce:

steady; lambs GA lbs DOWN.. $4,000
11.75.
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Laura Fitzgerald Is spending a
couple OF days in Chicago as the guest
OF Miriam Curley. John Fitzgerald
and daughter Laura will soon open
UP their sumner home at Grand Beach.
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Charles L. watkins Of Muncie. Ind,
who gave the commenceme MT address
at the Baptist church last evening was
the guest Of the G.. l.. Smith family
while in town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Feral Berry are the
proud parent sof baby boy born sat
urday. June II. Both mother and
baby who is named Edward Lee are
doing nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

Miss Bernice Eastwood OF 23s Indi-
ana avenue has returned from a
weeks camping trip at Blue Bluff,
Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

Mrs. G W Andrus is visiting her
daughter-in-law Airs clara with An
drus OF Renssela er. Ind
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n. H. Gage and family are spend
ing their vacation at Cleveland. O.
| They viii be home by Sunday
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The H. NJ Williams family Of Vim
cennes. Ind. are stopping at IA Cedar
street today.
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Mrs Harry schriber entertained at
a very pretty miscellaneous shower
given at her home Wednesday even
ing in honor or Miss Lucille Cope
Miss Cope was the recipient Of many
beautiful gifts. The guests included
the Misses Ella Fisher Mary Johns
ton. Ahargarte and Emma Faul. Helen
Stolley. Helen Buser. Anna Cope and
Mrs. II Schneider.
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Miss Bessie Underwood has left for
Lexington, KY. where she Will spend
her vacation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-17

Golden Rod Camp 1857 r. \ Of A :.
Will have their annual picnic tomor-
row at Douglas park. They Will start
at 1890 in the morning.