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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16
MUSIC LOVERS OF
BARLOW CHARMED
BY FAMED PIANIST

Barlow, Feb. Especially "A
gathering Of Barlow music lovers
heard Katherine Ruth Heyman, cele-
bratod pianist. at the auditorium last
night. Her performance was breath
taking in its beauty and charm. The
Bheinischer Kurier describes Miss
Heyman' work as rarely balanced,
technically perfect, and eXtra-ordinar-
lily temperamental interpretations
She is an ardent exponent of the
ultra modern music and succeeded
admirably in convincing even an un-
accustomed audience, of its supreme
power as an agency of expression for
human and more than human feel
ing. The artist quotes the author
Combarien, Music is Il special and
separate language but one inaccessi-
Bile to verbal analysis. Her audi
cnce last night was completely cap
tivated by her language, and deeply
touched. Many of her hearers were
able for the frs time to forget the
artist in her art. Miss Heyman gra-
ciously responded to two encores-
one repetition Of a part of Arenskys
rhythmic ''Paeons; and, finally
LISTS brilliant "Campanella.
Delighted response was made to her
two exquisitely finished and dainty
dance numbers. Debussy's ''Delphic
Dancers" and Grovlez' "Sarabande;"
while her Chopin group, probably the
most familiar selection of her pro-
gram, was greeted with wild applause,
The Scriabin group was tremendously
impressive, and expressive OF the
moods the composer through his wor
shipper and artist, so skllfully Of
Tered.
Every number on Miss Heyman'
program was enthusiastically re-
ceived Such music is rerely offered
outside the musical centers of the
world and the Barlow Music Club has
INDEED been fortunate in procuring a
Heyman concert. Miss Mayman is the
only arts; who has the distinction of
having presented an exclusive Scriabin
ccital in the United States, and only
two others in the world, have pre-
scented them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16
AFTER ANY
ILLNESS The
BLOOD Is WEAK
ii You Gel Well Slowly, Try Building
Up Your Blood
IT'S BLOOD THAT FEEDS HE
BODY
tO-Mangan Creates Rich Rec
Blood, Changes Pale COmpIeXiOns
to Bloom of Health

4 serious illness. even a cold that
is hard to shake off, can reduce the
blood to weak, watery condition
which keeps the normal strength and
vigor from coming back.
This poor physical condition brings
on helpless, discouraged mental cou-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-02-16

diton which red blood can restore.
Pure bloc DIS hould be rich in iron
which Nature supplies to some extent
in. food. But often through faultyadi-
gestion or improper diet you don't ge-
the needed IRON and your blood, on
which your health depends, grows
weaker and weaker.
Guides Pepto-Mangan enriches the
e. So c;,--l II ID sc 4 c-lsa
aid supplies the ingredients that
bring quick response in vigor, vi
tality. and fine color.
Physicians recommend Guides Pep
When you order, be sure
the world "Gude's'' is on the package.
Without Guides it is not Pepto-Man-
gan. Furnished in both liquid and
tab orm. For sale by all druggists =
Advt.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
UN INSEGUINTENTO

PITTSBURGH, PA-Un Smith, entrato restaurant
gestito a Gust Sardosk Sixth St, ha ordinate paso
dopo esers sazato ha approximate d distra
zOne del cameriere ed uscO Ma cameriere amerer
hanno buOn 10 ha nSegito Smith dell nsegu
mento 81 datO precpitosa fuga consderata
mpossib della dell ustre avventore gridato pas
sant fermateo rmateo Ma vouto ed ha osato
incomodars tanto aare la 81 protratta
Wylie Ave
ntervenuto grdando alt al fuggitore msterioso poi
che rusco farsi ntendere estrao la pstoa ed ha
sparao parecch cOp Smith perduto e. potendo
oporre acuna rstenz ha pensao ben arrenders
Arresato state condoo ala Stazone Centrale d poa In
terrogO se prOpre generaa ha rposto non aver casa
d aver 81 ami state traenuto quae persona di
equivOca in attesa di rassicuranti schiarmenti
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
LA CONFERENZA RISOLVERA' IL PRoRLEDGA DELLA
DISoCCUPAZIoNE

La comincata conferenza per rovere probema della
occupazOne gone vele Da discor degi ntervenuti
(compresO Presdente Hardng pu6 rleSre Governo
decso ALA risouzone Eppero sara mpos quasi
chamato cara sara sottrao al Tesoro pubbco capae
necessarO per spee avOro Caramente comprende che
la quesone rolVe opera che per signca
ntimi ingiusa
100000 d disoccupat vogiono cara pubbca pri-
vata posto d lavoro che hanno perduto Ess voono
ben pagare il loro guadagno
Gil orator. ucia per delta asserto che
stuazone gavissima Sarebbe necessaro quasi ndspen
sable cOOperazone del Banchier del ndustra per potter
stabilize piano serio positive f bene pe6
giorno che pasa spna maggore per esaspeat
ao sfogO ed ALA chiesta vOena propr drt periamo
che il problema 81 risova presto bene.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
| FRUTTI DELEOPERA DI
TOMMASO TITTONI

LIE Conference di TOni PreSiente del iaano
crcoh poltc di America ampiamente or-
nah americani parlano della cotura ammonment
de nosro grande convn che paroa era sin.
specamente ne guard della potca estera perh6
tn nStrO rappresentante dtala ALA Confrena
La gra rmarra fra tutt sara stimoo
maggiOri mglori apprezzamenti Egi ha
del nuov dOveri International quail fondata concorda
ALA utela del iritti colettv uomn G Nazon
Sperlamo che la opera connuata portaa termne
dai GoEernO d Washington quale meglo d g 90
verr pu6 cementare lie relazion di pace duratura
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
PER PRoMUovERE L'ACQUIsTo DELLA CITTADINANzA
FRA GIL STRANIERI

Federal and Conference Educa
ton ch ebbe uogO Des Mones
Drdne del giornO col quaIe revo
stmolata fra gil stranier frequerza ALA class
nanza apere nellie scuo pubbche sera generate
eposa ale sraner la arghezza di portata
vile dele stituziOni americane.
perch6 Costituzone
data dial settimo primare
poi High School, che gil Stat dove esstano cos d cit
tadinanza per creare;
tu maestr di scuole private specamene ne cenr rural
che cadn amecan obbgati prestar giura-
mento d ealsmo ag Stati Unit.
La conferenza di Des Mones riusc mpoantissima per
professor presero pare avor per
vareta lato sgncato deg argomen discussions
CHI siete o?-domand6 padrone d all ndvduo che
aveva sOrpresO presso Ia porta.
Sono uomo del gas misurare co~.g.~o 81 nose
lIisericordia Speravo 81 tra5tasse solametc d ado
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
EDIT ORIALE
LA LOTTA FRATRICIDA
HI7,lIJ xNYHH

Sembra che pi1 punto fra
fazoni di Italia guerra il
rito goa della vttora
morale peggore perch6? frma dell armistizo
de di raggunto primo punto concora d pace
sper6 p largo Ma presto disinganno
partr rimast merit quasi per voere per
ami di pene d lu vegarono gil
Principle del Presto un illuso
astuo cittadno Russo Lenn duse fra
Vncmento della ac lOtta per uguaganza ociale per
baere arstOcraza d Governo d fede Ed gonzi
coazzarono partito
programme d rbelone violena
suolo della Patra scorrer rcat abusi ogm
genere, malvagita
la lotta impenser Governo nosro quae essendo fra
p civil del mondo ogn mezzo d persuasone AMI
che la lie armi Ma atteggiamento troppo
palermo compreso fo sempce d deboezza
e dette luogo all inasprmento della lotta
Giovanni donne bambn excombattent parent
brualmen sacrfcati in del Do Lenin quale
Goveno della Russia rise consod6 mego AFFAIR."
ed asscur6 lie ambizioni.
Per6 goco d sangue patriot
Para provo6 controrvoluzone quea divenne
comprometente quando ingrandirono raorzarono
Gil ScOntri 81 mopcarono mor, furono nuemors
lie famge rono disorentate ed abbattute nea msera ne
doore condzione generate dtala u moramente
compromessa Govrno poeva p1 permettere spar
gimento d sangue ed intervene energicamente
lie uppe due partiti oppost per
ordin la calma no ad oggi raggungere
10 scopo Anime, invano hanno combattuo Oggi
ia Italia preda panco indcbie; Modena a.
numerosi fer LIE truppe ntanto usano armi
sparano attaccano, uccidono Ed partit resstono
Tale conatazione doorosa perch6 ci d
sprezzo ed ALA vergogna Comuq dovrebbero ravveders
guardando quadro della russa mentre Fascist
dovrebbero d capicci Quest ultim
porarono prime aoni oggi mosrato che
agiscOno per vendetta
Italia ha motto perduto per ndustrie per suo ere
dite pu6 p toerare ogni che 81
crede di aano contribute al mgoramento
dizoni della Para rspetto del nome taiano mel monde
La loa ratricida residue barbare ousca motto
sole della cva che ha lie p1 pure radizon d
ziOne e d gloria. n CARLO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
CARUso HA LAsc1ATo 80 M1L1oN1 D1 LIRE

La sgnOra CaruSo la bambina ed ratello ed di
Caruso arrva Fenz cOmpagna di due per
esegue ventaro del beni ascia dial grande ara
sorpassano laspettatva.
La villa d Sigma pena d goe artistci di ogn genere,
del quail hannO
CausO pOssedeva vile Firenze due citta
Aveva pure dec mon d lire nellie banche aane oltre
pOsit America ed al artistc asciati New York
ST cacOa che lie per venda del dschi
ammonati crca 100000 annO negli um dieci ami Qui
cede che la fortuna d CarusO super mioni d lire
(cca 81 250OOOO al ambo attuae che abbasanza per
tutt gil eredi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
10 sLANc1o UMAN1TAR1o D1 GABRIELLE D'ANNUNz1o

La temenda stuazone nterna della Russa lie peose cond
zioni del sudd Rus hanno anmo d Gabrielle
nunzo Eg prescnde da ogni rancoe per bosceysno Ga
grande ofre contrbuzone ranzria per
Ware lie pene del frateli in Dio.
81 vocera enc facmente comncea propaganda pro
famati Russ cerchera i raccogere maggo ondi possb
La condoa nQblssma del poeta saa appreciate dai
n dItalia specialment quail convnti che anche mel
anmo del pi patricia la vrtu del per
gnos nemici
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
TURAT1 E L'AERoNAT1CA ITALIANA

ION Turat ha rivoto Pesdente del Consiglio al mini
della Guerra nterrogaone chedendo risposta scra
per sapere vero che Goveno ha ntenzon d cedere
d speculaor unico abmento satale d
aronautche che talia possiede quail condizzoni
quail garanzie persOnale che per cd ost
ta d fnzionar ddette pereero proposte da
esero 10 miOn d lavor da esegu dettQ stabmento
qua rserbata ALA COMMISSIONS consuva
nauta presedua dial gen Norris gmta ora d be
rare aeonauca cve dial parazzante dominic della burocra
itare all Italia manera Quela poszone
che ad nela fra gil Sa
leguando attura della nanza dell economic del decoo
zionale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
LA PROPAGANDA DEGLIISTUDEN-
TT AMERICANI TORNATI
DALLITALIA

Gil STUDENT Americana che pOsarono sula tomba di Dante
Ravenna bronco appena rtona ale scuole
hanno maniestao lie oro mpreon Ess hanno confesato
hannO cOperto Itaa beezza
rae in tutta la grandezza storica e civile
Tale riconOscmento sincere ia ntravedere maggiori
cordial eaMOn fra gil esponent del pensere taianO
all estero quei che in America alan ed Amercan
dovranno nendere nseme per vie del progresso
dell afermazione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
LATTITUDINE DEL LAvoRAT0RI E LA
CONFERENzA DELLA DIsOCCUPAZIONE

WASHINGTON d. Crank Morrison, regreario della
Federazone americana del avoro ha deo che lavoraOri
ganzzati proclvi Governo
ala Conerenza per Dsocupazone dispost autare
chi risolvere arduo problema pacere
buona voon che
abus del loro che 81 oO atudine 10
standardo della falsita dell 'ngano
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
BRAND VERRA' IN AMERICA

Presdene del Consglo Francese, BRAND % ottobre sal
pera per America col eguo Eg verra per rappesen
Francia ALA Conferenza disao Facmente
terra fno al % novembre La notza stata communicate all
ed ha suscitata COMMENT probable prmi
nsr di Inghterra Italia rmangano nela decisiOne d
intervenire.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
IL RIToRNo DI S. E. L'AMBAsCIAToRE ROLANDI
RICCI

Enro mese entrante sando quano asscura gungera
IN America il SenatOre VOrio ROand Ricc pOpoare
sclaore dItaa GovernO d Washington 81 dice
t. prendera ALA conerenza del
della COMMISSIONS Italiana
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01

Per le inSexxtoni ed aEvtd q pAEA-
nentO PtVolE0Rsi dlReetamaHse al nogtR0
uft1c40 0A1 manager Francesca HBm0m-
ts o tetEf01Are per eBsc.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01

RAEnmentO deEu abbonamerh si fa
per v2glla pOGtRle Oppure per VerBamen-
to al lOeall d'AIamtnIgSR@xione o al NO
stPi AEenfL
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
D1Az VERA IN AMERICA IN M1ss1oNE?

E inssente la che afema la America del
Generate Daz Eg saebbe ncarcato d rappresentare aa
ALA Conference del disarmo quale perito militare
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
IL PRINCIPE UMBERTo ANDRA MEL G1AppoNE

ST asssura che Principe eredario Umberto d Savoia re-
ehera mel Gappone resture la vista Principe
Hiro Hto 81 da mota Importance politca tale amcheyole
simpate del due Principi
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-01
LA FELICITA'

Luomo sapientemente felice compagni
sue; gil uomin ec gil infec perch6 diminure non
osse che d grantmo patrmonio doloroso dell
gla. forma gran parte della felicita.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
PUNTNEY
BOUND OVER

EAerzF6 Punthey, arrested yester-
day morning BY the Hammond police
for stealing $4,000 worth OF equipment
for a machine shop, consisting or
lathe, electric motors, etc, was ar
raigned in the Hammond city court
this morning and was bound over 10
the criminal court. His bond Of $4,000
was furnished
Several OF the stolen articles which
We're recovered have been identified by
their owners. A precision lathe, worth
about $1,000, belongs to the Central
Nut Lock company. Hoffman street and
Calumet avenue. The electric motor.
valued at 5000. which was the cause OF
Puntney's being arrested. belonged -
Maginot Bros. Coal company, and Got
to G. r Streeter as was at fret re-
ported typewriter and check pro-
tector. a total value Of 5000. was found
70 be the property of Shea and Co. Go-
gan street. These articles were taken
a year ago and the suppostion Is that
Puntney has been operating for a long
time.
Another arrest was made late yes
terday afternoon in connection with
the case Ralph z. Brooks. 81 west
Williams street. West Hammond. was
taken into custody following Puntney's
statement to the police. It IS not be-
lievcd that Brooks is morally guilty
Of robbery. and FOR this reason he has
not been bound over to the criminal
court, out will be examined In Ham
nond. His character has been OF the
best. and hts offence was to help Punt
ney transport q piece OF machinery
later found to be stolen. by using his
motorcycle. There was no personal
gain In It for Brooks and he was mere
~ lending aid to a friend. His bond
has also been furnished.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
LOCAL SHRINERS TO
MAKE GREAT SHOWING
Orak Will Send a Train
Load of Mobiles to Des
Moines Saturday


Dies Moines. Ia. lie to undergo the
unusual experience OF doubling its pop.
ulation overnight. 1t Will happen Sat
urdsy night when hordes Of Shriers
from all parts of the country will pour
into the city for the annual conclave.
Orak Temple Of Hammond will send
a trainload of mobiles from It's DOMAIN.
The same preparations are being made
in other cittes and advance infornna-
ticn has Il that etween $4,000 and 1885,
600 visitors viii overrun the Iowa cap
ital.
Hammond's delegation will leave
Saturday afternoon for Chicago where
they will be the guests OF Medinah
Temple until Il o'clock in the evening.
They Will then board their train and
wake up in Des Moines The round
trip costs $50 and covers carefare and
quarterN from the time of departure
until they arrive back in Chicago on
Friday morning.
Because of lack Of hotel Aceommo-
dations Des Moines is preparing to bill
let thousands Of the guests in homes.
A city Of Pullman coaches will also be
maintained within Two blocks from
the meeting place. The Hammond train
will be shunted on a siding along with
some 500 other coaches. The railroad
yard is being fitted out with board side
walks. electric lights and n sewer sys-
tenn viii be laid along the ground ready
to be attached 10 the cars. Telephones
will be Installed in all cars The rail-
road company is furnishing a field
washing car which is a regular travel
ing laundry capable Of washing 1000
sheets, 1000 pillow eases and $1,000
towels
Because Of the inadesuate street
car system 1900 citizens have dona-
ted the use OF their automobiles as
public conveyances during the con-
cIave. There will be a huge barbecue
which Will require FIVE varloads Of
steers There VII be fireworks dis
play greater than any ever given in
the United States hitherto. Parades
fve miles long will be given and tho
visitors viii bring 100000 worth OF
equipment for the annual circus whrich
Is staged by the drill teams and drum
and bugle corps. Hammond's men
will be there in uniform ready to take
their part in the great spectacle.
There is still one car on Hammond's
special train 10 be filled and those in
charge are hustling around to sign up
the balance Of the party.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
Ths IberIans.

The Tberians were an ancient PEG
pie living Mt the mouth Of the Iberus
(Ebro) river in eastern Spain. Later
the inhabitants OF the entire peninsula
were called Iberlans The term now
is applied to the primitive Neolithic
and bronze age men whose remains
and relics are found in ancient graves
and grottoes throughout western Eu-
rope. The race was characterized by
long heads and short stature. The
term Iberia still IS frequently used
in reference to Spain and Portugal,
especially in literature, the expression
Iberian peninsula being quite common
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
KENWOOD MAN
LOSES AUTO

Charles Buchle. 1905 Forest avenue.
lost his Maxwell touring car last eve
ming from sibley street. where he had
parked IT. The car was left at Z
o'clock ard was missing at 10 when
BUCKLE returned for it. The police are
working on the case. and have notified
the authorities of surrounding cities.
Hazel Manner. 176 Indiana avenue
reported the loss OF $50 worth OF
clothing which was taken from her
home two days ago. The thief entered
through a kitchen window.
Bicycle thieves were active again
last night and victimized two boys
who left their wheels at the old stamp
ing ground. the Central school They
are Alphonse Podwoiski and Raymond
Roherts rs walter street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
AND
SOCIAL NEWS

The chfldren's day exercises werc
very well given at the Chritlan
church last Sunday. the decorations
were prettily carried out in green and
white. even to the children's uIv---s .
The children did remarkably well and
the address by Mr.. Durintan OF Whit
ting was very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stamn. Mrs.
Charles Kasson and Charles KassoH,
jr,. motored to Rensselaer, Sunday and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
Grant and family Of that city.
Miss Ella sharrer OF Delphi Ind.
is a guest Of Dr. and Mrs. II. f.
sharrer of Park place.
The Teachers Association OF the
Hammond public schools entertained
the teachers. school board and their
families at lawn carnival at the W.
c. Belman home in Glendale park last
evening. Each building gave part OF
the entertainment. There was a min
iature. burlesque carnival with boot rs
such as they have at street carnivals.
Miss Trenberth directed moving
picture show, tho Lafayette school had
a burlesque musical company. the
Wallace school gave an original song.
Miss Ion Reynolds sang and Mr. Pet
erson had charge of the Doll Booth.'
The idea of the carnival was a uni
que and interesting many preparations
for the carnival. \ delightful even
ing IS reported
Mr. and Mrs. Charles swarts OF
Williamsport. Ind. have returned
home after visiting their children
and families the F. ". Swarts. }. G.
Graves. J. W. Halnes and Ernest
Darling Of this city
The W c. T. L. planned to visit
the poor farm which IS just outside of
Crown Point Sunday. June 49,. but on
account of conflicting date they VIII
go Sunday. June 20. This is the an
nual visit or the w c. T. T. to the
poor farm. They give program and
take along food and delicacies such
as they think the inmates might en-
Joy.
The W. C Belmaus viii entertain
the residents of Glendale park at din
ner Friday night. June 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bielefeld
and the J w Aflliken families open
ed up their respective summer cot
tases on the Kankakee last Sunday.
They started the summer right by en-
joylng q large hsh which they caught
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Centenary NJ.
r. church will hold an all day meet
ing tomorrow at the church parIors.
Mrs. C. A Smith OF Waltham
street entertained the Embroidery
club at her home yesterday afternoon.
the Mrs. Payne and Miss Ella Sharrer
OF Delphi were the guests
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

BETTER - Receipts, 22,93s tubs
creamery extra. 31c: frsts, 25 q SOC;
packing stock 5a16c.
EGGS Receipts. 26,2oS cases: mls-
cellaneous, 22422}ac; ordinary 1rSts.
20421c; hrsts. p "a q 23c; extra. 240
241tc; checks. lac; dirties, 1sc
CHEESE-New twins. 14914t4c ;
daisies, 14G 1+1sc; young Americas.
14%c: longhorns. 141a u 15c; brick. "a
Q14hc.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys, 3oc:
chickens. 26c, roosteTs. lac; geese. ID
q 23c; ducks. 25d soc
POTATOES - Receipts. 81 cars;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
12-YEAR- OLD
LAD IS HURT

Robert Breakstone. IL years old.
was the victim Of an automobile ac-
cldent which occurred at the corner
OF Calumet avenue and Summer street
yesterday afternoon. He was crossing
the street when struck by tho machine
q Paul stark. no address given. The
lad was taken 10 his home at 7ss cAlu-
met avenue in stark's car. His injuries
consisted OF a skinned shoulder and
Rip stark was driving north on Calu-
net when the accident occurred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK.

Receipts. $4,000: market. &C
tive. 1o92oc; higher: bulk. s79oas2o;
top. $3.50, heavyweight. S7eOQs.I5:
medium weights. $s.05ds20; light
W light. $500 s25: light lights. $50
QS.25
CATTLE Receipts. 5000; market
heavy. steers lower others steady.
beef steers choice and prime $3.50
cps, medium and good. S7.50Qs. 40;
good and choice. ssas.1o: common and
medium. $6.5OGIS10
sHEEP-Receipts 1900. market
steady: lambs. 50 lbs down ss.5o4
1915; lambs. So lbs. up. $S.75gI25n.
lambs. Gull kand common. $s@s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07

Mrs, VIM. Wilke, sr.. who Il visiting
her son and family the VIM. wilkes.
jr.. OF Det\-t street viii return to
future.
The Ladies Aid Of the FIRST Pres
byterian church WIN NEE. 'onorr i,.,
afternoon at go AT tne ehuien. rs
Mesdames W II. Jaws anu
Norris Will be the hoslesSS'
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. bast"oou l7Ae
ny 80 49, ~, Esoraiece ,,,no
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The sixth division OF the Ladies Alu
of the NJ E. church VIII meet Gu
nesday June s. at p. m al the nome
OF Mrs. L. y Porch 3ls 9lpley -.
This Is an Important meeting ana
every member Is urged to be present
The directors OF the A'i'e LUZ
at the Alice club.
Mrs W II. GoStln VIII emu az
the Wednesday AFTERNOON bFidse cruz
at her home tomorro" afternoon
special meeting ~this evening, Mrs.
Carl Morganthaler Will be the
hostess and the meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs Morganthaler's
man street. They will complete ar
engagements for the dance which they
viii give some time this month
Mrs snau1dinp Hughes Of waterloo,
Ia has returned to her home after
spendinr some time with relatives and
friends In Delphi. Ind. and Hammond.
Miss Margaret Young entertained
last evening. Bunco was played. the
highest score being made by the Mes
danes Agnes Kushnick and Meta
Peitch. Final arrangements were
made for the dance to be given June
sth at the X OF p. Hall
to Hammond after the closing of the
public schools of Hebron, III. where
She has been at the head of the his
tory and science department for the
past year