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The herald., 1921-08-18
ALGIERS X. c. TO HAVE BIG
OUTING AT BAY ST. LOUIS.

Allied councils of the Knights of
Columbus, No. ia, Marquette, Santa
Maria Of Algiers, and James Hubert
Blenk, will hold their annual Mid
Summer Outing for the 1921 Season at
Bay st. Louis, Mississippi, Sunday,
August zS.
Arrangements have been perfected
o take care of an attendance of 1000.
Boating, bathing, fishing, dancing,
baseball tield-games will be the order
of the day, and prizes will be offered.
Music will be furnished by the
Knights of Columbus jazz Orchestra
which will be brought over with the
excursion.
The herald., 1921-08-18
New Masonic
Lodge Instituted

w. d. White Lodge of Masons Of
Gretna, named in honor of the late
w. d. White, one Of the oldest and
most prominent Masons in Gretna at
the time of his death, was instituted
last Thursday night at the lodge
rooms of SITS. John Lodge No. 153, F.
and A NJ, in Algiers. The officers
of the new lodge are: l.. j. Samuel,
w. NJ; H. P. Drumm, S. W; A. T.
Higgins, ]. W.; Joseph Oplatek, treas
arer; R. M. Nash, secretary; Joseph
Fiser, S. D.; B. F. West, ]. D.; VIM.
H. Black, chaplain; Jacob Huber, ty'
Ter; Joseph Daul, E. Calm, Frank Ell
liott, stewards. Meetings will be held
on the first and third Thursdays OF
each month.
The herald., 1921-08-18
LOCAL MEN WILL INSTALL
BATTERY FACTORY.

The concern which purchased the
structure at COL North Rampant street
for the purpose Of installing a modern
battery factory and distribution plant
is composed entirely OF local capital.
The Southern Electrolyte Battery Com
pany is headed by Walter A. Dilzell.
president of the Union Electric Com
pany, as its president.
II will make extensive changes In
the building and initiate the industry
on an important scale.
The herald., 1921-08-18
SIS DAY BARGAINS AT KAHN
BROS. STORE No. 8.

Thursday, August IS, is Dollar
Day among many different merchants
of New Orleans, but the quality mer-
chandise being offered by Kahn Bros.
Store No. 3, 1918 Canal street, next
door to Dailey's Style Shop, are ex-
celled by no other firm. Their
large advertisement on Page 10
quotes the offerings for Dollar Day
Thursday, but it is we'll to keep in
mind Kahn Bros. Store No. every
day in the year.
The herald., 1921-08-18
MARDI GRAs COMES BACK; 8
PARADES.

Carnival of former years will re-
turn to New Orleans in 1922. There
will be three great parades, and pos
sibly fourth-two will be in the day
one at night. Announcement as to
whether the Mistick Crewe of Comus
will parade will be made about Sep
TENDER 6. Rex, Proteus, and new or
ganization, the Druids, will furnish
the pageants. AS usual, the pageant
of the King Of the Carnival will take
place Tuesday, February 81, 1922,
Mardi Gras Day.
The Druids will parade after the
Rex procession has left the streets
and they promise to place glittering
array of floats in the line of march.
The herald., 1921-08-18
NEGRO SERVANT ARRESTED.

Ethel L. Sawyer, of Slidell avenue,
near Brooklyn, domestic in the employ
of George w. McDuff, Jr., of las
Alix street, was arrested by Sergeant
Ed. Roach and Mounted Patrolman
Robert Smith and charged with petty
larceny. She is accused of having
stolen a dress and dress goods worth
SAT, together with $3.50 in currency
from the McDuff residence. Part Of
the booty was recovered.
The herald., 1921-08-18
JUDGE DUFFY MAKES ARREST

Judge John Duffy, third recorder
and presiding in the traffic court made
an arrest Monday night for violation
of the traffic ordinance. He brought
into custody a sailor from the. naval
station, who was speeding an auto
near the ferry landing at Morgan
street. The prisoner was paroled to
appear in the traffic court at o'clock
Tuesday.
The herald., 1921-08-18
HAD BOOZE ON HAND.

James Talon, who operates a soft
drink stand at Delaronde and Bouny
streets, was ordered to appear before
the United States commissioner after
visit of the enforcement officials
earlier in the Afternoon. Prohibition
officials say they found three and
three-Quarter gallons of whisky and a
gallon jug of alcohol in room adjoin-
ing the bar.
The herald., 1921-08-18
Weddings of New
Orleans Folks
WEST SIDE COUPLES WHO EN-
TERED THE STATE OF MAT
RIMONY DURING WEEK.
HOTARD-POOLE.

A quiet wedding of the past week
was that of Miss Ella Hotard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Hotard, to Mr..
Harmon E. Poole of Glocester, Miss,
which was quietly celebrated Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. T. B. Clifford, officiat-
ed.
The bride, who is well known here,
to match. The young couple left for
Glocester, Miss. to spend their
honeymoon They will reside in Des-
trehan, La.
The herald., 1921-08-18
THE HERALD A TOUCH OF
HOME.

In a letter received from San Diego,
Cal, Mrs. H. L. Hoyt says: I'VE are
enjoying this lovely climate and this
beautiful city, but not near as much as
we do The Herald. We hail The
Herald each week as little touch Of
home"
Editors Note-Remember when you
go away you may have The Herald
follow you at no additinoal expense.
The herald., 1921-08-18
ENTERTAINs AT DINNER.

Commissioner and Mrs. w. T. Chris
ty Of the immigration Station enter
tanned on last Tuesday evening DR.. Jos.
Muller of New Orleans an dEx-Liept.
Governor Mouton of Lafayette, La.
The dinner was served at the lmmigra-
ton Station.
The herald., 1921-08-18
personaI Mention
And General News
suoRr ITEMS CONCERNING
wrsT SIDE PEOPLE.

MIRO Ed Robeau returned
MI .s,ar a six months stay in Eu-
rope. co.,;av Francis
u. exc Christine GiSlin "a Martina y. tina
n.ss spent the week emo az bay
st. Louis. ,,, ~
w,Il he glad to hear she Is doing
s'.sly after undergoing an operation
last week.
,,., Minnie Price is spending the
~ and at Bay st. Louis, the guest
Of her mother
-, ucNeeley and daughter re-
- 10 their home in Abita Springs
. .rar spending awhile in Algiers.
~. and Mrs. Sidney LeBeau, Vic
"a. Ieunox, Marion Kramme, spent
". w. week end at Bay st. Louis, at
snellman's home.
n..es Ada Hoffman and Lena Di-
...o,; have returned after a pleasant
lhpViit
trip to California.
Miss veronica McCloskey will leave
,,ortly for st. Louis, Mo-, and Ill
nois to visit her uncle Lawyer FRANK
VBrien. NJ,
Mrs s. Bergeron and daughter Mel
No spent Sunday in Algiers, guest OF
W and Mrs. H. ]. Robeau.
Mr. l. Adams is spending a while al
usartsease Park with his parents.
Miss Margaret and Master John
r,nley are spending awhile at Abits
springs, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
McNeeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison returned
after spending a week with her sister
ialav Mrs. John R. Allen.
Mrs John R. Allen and daughter
Maud. have returned after spending
While at Bay st. Louis.
Mr.. w. Boudreaux returned from
nav st. Louis, after spending awhile
he guest of Miss Maud Allen.
Mr.. Allen Vallette has returned al
ser spending two months with hi
Grandmother, Mrs. Jno. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Matulich returned
from Galveston, Tex, Sunday night
siere they spent two weeks.
Captain ]. E. Mitchell is doing nice
b 1t his home, after being badly In
tred by a motorcycle.
Mr.. Tom Dupius spent the wee
nd at Raceland, the guest of Mis-
Irma Tufts.
Mis- Irma Tufts has returned afte
pending awhile the guest of her sis
tsr, Mrs. Horace Nelson at Racelant
Ms Daisy Kramme returned HON
6ftef three weeks stay at Gulfport.
Don't fail to read this weeks Uncl
Johns Poem on Water. 1t tells G
Gods power with his elements.
Masses Dorothy and Carlotta Krai
have returned from a two months
visit to eastern and northern cities.
Miss Clara Britain of Coushatta, La
Is visiting her brother, Mr.. B. H. Bri
ain.
Mrs. Thos. B. Clifford is home agai
after pleasant stay in Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. Albert Ward has returned frol
: trip to Mexico.
The many friends OF Mrs. Phil
Coyne will be glad to hear she
doing nicely at her home.
DR.. R. L. Riley has returned frol
Hot Springs, Ark, where he spent
hree weeks vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Hoffstetter spent the pa
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
John Burg at Waveland, Miss.
Mr.. Artie Cummiskey has returne
after a trip overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Warren hay
returned from trip to Galveston.
Misses Edith and Aldea Mcguire,
Baton Rouge, are visiting their aun
Ars j. U. Melancon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Habighorst, son ar
laughter, William and Valera, Mrs.
Schaeffer, and niece, Helen Moroca, a.
Visiting their cousin, Mrs. Mae Roger
Of campbellville, Ky.
Continued on Page 10.)
The herald., 1921-08-18
TO OPEN SCHOOL.

Mrs. E. w. Tisdale will open a
school for the development Of indus
trial and implied arts on September
18th at 2f3 Delaronde street. Special
attention will be given to teaching
children. Further information may be
had from Mrs. Tisdale.
The herald., 1921-08-18
DERRICK BOAT SUNK.

The old derrick boat of the Southern
Pacific Co. was sunk one day last week
when one of the big steamships going
up the river rammed her. The acct
dent occurred in the vicinity Of the
Third District Ferry and the loss of
the derrick is complete. No attempt
will be made to raise her. She is about
fifteen years old.
The herald., 1921-08-18

of the others in his class. Mr.. Acker
is a member of a family of large tax
payers and their interest in Algiers is
the genuine interest so essential to
the success of any community. For
many years he has been a member Of
the Board of Directors Of the Third
District Building and Loan Associa-
ton. He was for many years master
of exchequer of Virginia Lodge, X. of
P. Mr.. Acker was born in Algiers in
1880, and received his education in our
public schools. Early in life he en-
tered into business. He is married and
has an interesting family. We know
Mr.. Acker to be a public spirited citi-
zen. He has always been ready to go
to the front to obtain for Algiers such
improvements as we thought belonged
to us. He was a member Of the Algiers
Improvement Association and he did
good work with that organization. The
Herald offers Mr. Acker its assistance
in any undertaking that will be for the
betterment of our district.
Louis Munsterman.
In concluding this article about the
change in the heads of the local D.
d. A. we have a word to say for Louis
Munsterman. He, too, has always
been a public-spirited man. AS to
whether or not he has been a sue
cessful politician we win leave to his
friends and enemies. AS his friends
say, and as we all know, Mr.. Munster
man is with the McShane minority in
the city council, and in that situation
he was not able to do for Algiers as
Mr.. Acker will be able to do being
with the majority members OF the
council. We are satisfied that Mr..
Munsterman would do anything in his
power to help our district, and be-
cause he did not satisfy the organiza-
ton this should be no reflection upon
him as a man or as a citizen. Political
differences should go no further than
politics. We trust that for the good
of the entire Democratic party and
the o. d. A. that the two factions now
in the city hall will join hands for
the good of old New Orleans. II the
City of New Orleans ever needed CO.
operation for all sides, it Is now. We
feel reasonably sure that, notwith-
standing the fact that Mr.. Munster
man has been put out of office, that
he will help the o. d. A. to get the
| Improvement we are entitled to.
Mr.. Munsterman Pays Respects TO
His Algiers Opponents.
Louis Munsterman, deposed head of
the o. d. A.. in the fifteenth ward,
| sent The States warm statement
Saturday in answer to attacks made
] on him at the meeting of those he
| calls his enemies. The statement said:
| In reference to the action taken
at the meeting held at Pythian Hail.
Algiers, on the night Of August IL
in justice to myself wish to say
that / was not present at the meet
ing, nor were my friends, as the ad
mittance to the meeting was by card
Although / received a card, the ma
| jority of my friends did not, and
am told a number Of them were re
fused admittance to the meeting be
cause Of the fact that they did not
have an admit card--a new procedure
in politics!
'Mr. Burmaster in opening thu
meeting stated that ignored our re
Continued on Page 100
The herald., 1921-08-18
NAVAL STATION OFFICERS AND
MEN ENTERTAINED.

Officers and men AZ the Naval Sta
ton in Algiers were entertained Mon
day evening by the Red Cross, through
the Volunteer Service, New Orleans
Chapter. Though the entertainment
was primarily for men in the hospital,
the invitation was extended to all.
The herald., 1921-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. and Mrs. V. Sabariau announce
the marriage of their daughter, Lo-
retta Frances, to Mr.. Arthur Francis
Westerfield, on Tuesday, August Is,
1921.
The herald., 1921-08-18
Who Is Henry Acker.

Henry Acker isNone Of our substan-
tial citizens. He is entitled to be the
president of the reform organization
for the fact that he like Louis Mum
sherman has always been a reformer.
Mr. Acker is big tax payer, and as
such knows the needs and protection
The herald., 1921-08-18

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
enjoy reading the diary OF Gilky
Swipes every week. Turn to page
two and cultivate the habit Of read
ing It every week. You will say it's
good.
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From the "Squeal Book"

Three prisoners escaped yesterday
from the Michigan City prison. They
are: Lowell. feet inches. so years
Of age. 165 pounds; johnson. feet S
inches; 80 years old. 14o pounds; shep-
pard s feet inches. so years Old, 1855
pounds All are white men. There is
a reward OF 800 for each man. Keep
your eve peeled.
Sergeant Okraj west Hammond po-
lice department. reported that the po-
lice OF the city across the line have a
negro with a stolen bike in custody
The wheel is Rector. black frame.
No. 7o2oo5
Mrs. Henderson. 10 lafayette
street. lost a. handbag which was
stolen from the kitchen table. The bag
contained some small change.
The Hammond Auto Paint and Top
company lost a tire and rim They
were removed from the back OF dam
aged car standing in their Holman
street shop.
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Crown Point

Mrs. Nellie Writ and son. Louis.
have returned from a motor trip to
Momence. Ill.
Mrs. A II. W. johnson was hostess
to the members OF the Crown Point
Studay club and the East Chicago club
al her home today The affair was a
pot luck and a delivious menu was
served. The guests in body attend
ed the chautauqua-
Miss Mary Whitaker is in Hammond
this week as the guest Of her aunt,
Ruth Dickover.
Mrs. Helen Heide lis entertaining
at $50 dinner tonight in honor of her
niece. Mrs. Edward Leicht of Chicago.
Mrs. Neal and two daughters and
Mrs. Curry and Batty OF Indianapolis
are spending this week at the home of
Mrs. Luther Rudolph. Mr.. Batty will
spend the week end here. he is TAX
ing part in golf tournament. being
held in Chicago this week.
The Chry stollte club will picnic at
Cedar Lake on next Wednesday after
noon.
The marriage Of Miss Irene Greisel.
daughter OF Mrs. Rosa Gresel. was
solomied at st. Marys catholic church
on Wednesday morning. The bride was
charming IN a beautiful gown of white
embroidered satin charmuese with
wreath and veil and carried brides
roses. Her attendants. Miss Catherine
Wagner Of Lasalle. Ill. in pink. Miss
Louise Zurbuggin in green and Miss
Clara Bergil in yellow with hats TO
match and Kathleen Greenya OF Ham
mond as flower girl in white, carry
ing a basket OF white roses. made
beautiful picture. The bride was given
away by her brother. Claude Greisel.
Mr.. Begels brother. Edward. and VIII
Zurbrggen were the groomsmen. a
wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home after the ceremony to
about IS guests. The young couple left
for an automobile tour through Wis
consin. intending to be gone several
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where they wiz be the guests OF Mai.
AMI Mrs. G. L. F!tz-William for an
INDEFINITE period.
The annual JunIor-Senior recep-
ton OF the Hammond High school, was
held last evening at the Hammond
Country Club. The junior class deco
rated the club beautifully with varl-
Gus wild flowers. There was an inter
esting program. which was compos-
cd Of the following: reading. May
Lowery: dance. Katherine KAN;
dance. Genivieve Gauthier; piano solo.
Clayton Seeley: dance. Mary Lott;
trio. the Mesdames l.. l.. Bomberger.
George Hannauer and J. A. Weiss
The faculty and parents of the juniors
and seniors were invited. There were
quite few parents present. A most
delightful time is reported.
-
Mrs. F. r. Betz who underwent an
operation at Wesley hospital on Mon
day Is reported to be getting along
nicely.
The st. Paurs waHher League will
not meet tonight as was originally
planned. but will meet In two weeks
from tonight. June 3oth. whom they
will have beach party at Miller
beach with the Gary Walther League.
Mrs. G. L. Smith and two daughters
Helen and Edith have returned from q
visit to Champaign. Ill. where they
attend the graduation exercises of
Mrs. Smiths nephew, Irving Hill.
-
Mrs. Thomas Jordan very delight
fully entertained the graduating class
of the Hammond high school Tuesday
night after the class hunt. at her
home in honor OF her niece Evelyn
Parker who is being graduated this
year They attended the hunt and
upon returning about 40 members OF
the senior class enjoyed music and
games and several readings by Evelyn
Parker. Delicious refreshments were
served. the evening was pleasantly
concluded with a cornet solo by Mrs.
Jordan's son. Walter, who played a
Perfect Day" as tho guests were de-
parting.
The Phi Mu Gamnlas will hold their
regular meeting tonight at the home
OF Miss Clarice Jarnecke of Columbia
avenue.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon
Ethel Reed. the daughter OF Mrs. En-
ma Reed was united in mar
rage with Edgar Sohl. son of Mrs.
Olive Hutson at the First M Z.
church the Rev. Rist officiating. The
bride wore d good looking suit of navy
tricotine. hat to correspond and
carried e. bouquet of Ophelia roses.
after the ceremony which was attend
ed by the mothers of the bride and
groom. they left on a short honey
moon. Upon returning they will be
at home to their friends at $50 Drack-
ert street. The bride and groom are
both well known in Hammond having
lived here most OF their lives. the
groom IS at the present employed at
the f. S. Betz Co.
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kunde
Or 539 Logan street, a daughter. Kath-
leen Marie. Both mother and daugh-
ter doing nicely Mrs. Kunde will be
remem bered as Helen Compton.
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LAST CHANCE TO
HEAR LECTURE

The last opportunity for ladies' to
see the wonderful Caesarian operation
and hear Mr.. Belts confidential talks
on venereal diseases. their cause. eff
feet and prevention, will be tonight
and tomorrow matinee.
Beginning tomorrow night and con-
tinuing through Saturday and Sunday
only men will be admitted.
Mr. Belts has talk and special pic
lures for men that Is said will mako
a fellow sit out on the edge OF the
seat" and think.
Pictures taken IN the great hospitals
Of America and Europe, colored true
10 nature. showing the awful result
az ignorance. are LvingA breathing
proofs that no man can afford TO
ignore.
Every fellow should take advantage
Of this opportunity to gain knowledge
that is Of utmost Importance to all.
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weeks. Mrs. BeigeIs going away
gown was a blue satin with hat 10
match. She is one OF Crown Points
popular girls and has been much
feted before her marriage VIM Beigel
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beigel and is in the automobile Access
sorry and repair business. A home on
Joliet street awaits their return.
Mrs. Emmert Clymer entertained
party OF 20 women at a 800 party on
Tuesday night The high score was
held by Mrs. Lillian Schmidt. who re-
ceived a dainty cut glass basket. Prizes
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were won H. Mrs. Irene Sock-1~s
Daisy Barr. F4r.ol Whitaker auc Earts
Baldwin. Daiaty rerrexnrae=ts re1
served after tho gameA
Miss Sarah Mach. wns auenES
Rockford college. has returned ID
Crown Poiat for her summer vacation
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest SonAiole OF GA-5
were recently visitors IN She hore a
Mrs. ]. J. Wheeler. The Sehaibses are
leaving shortly for a months vacation
to be spent at the Doctors hossa b
New Jersey.
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AT THE PARTHENON

Among other things Allan Dwan's
production OF The Scoffer." is notable
for. is the success with which Mary
Thurman. former Mack Sennett bath
Ing girl. wins her place in the sun as a
dramatic actress OF the first rank,
Photoplay fans who came TO admire
Mary. as a frivolous girl of wh!rlwind
comedies. will be agreebly surprised to
see her development into a serious act
ress IN this film. It is said The Scot
fer" will be the attraction at the Par
thenon theater today. tomorrow and
Saturday.
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WAR ON TRUCKS

The Hamraon police are wag!ng
drastic war on the trucks which cross
Summer and Calumet boulevards. and
a crowd of violators are brought in
every day. This morning In the city
court several OF them were arraigned
and fined $40 each. They were. Rus
sell Burnett. 643s Yale avenue, Chi
cage: Thomas Zagar. 2al3 E. 9Th
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16
SINGER. SHOP

163 State st. Hemstitching done COR
rectly. 10 and 12c per yard. Also US
ed Singer sewing machine. latest style.
$3.50. Give US call. 6-15-tt
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
AND
BUTTON-HOLE

HEMSTITCHING, BUTTON COVER.
ING. BRAIDTNG
PROMPT SERVICE
CALL HASSEYS-TELEPH zee
Oh Il. STATE ST. HAMMOND
Ais.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

The W. B. A. OF Maccabees will
hold their regular meeting Thursday.
The meeting will be called promptly
at 1.15 D. IN. 6-15-1
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The Ladies' Mooseheart Legion Will
hold regular meeting Friday evening.
Good attedance desired 6-l6-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

BARGAIN-QUICK POSSESSION
room modern bungalow, with built
In features. laundry tubs; furnace; in
good location on North Side. practical
ly new; owner leaving the city and will
sacrifice for $500; immediate posses
sion. Chas. V. Termini Co. 210 Calu-
met Bldg. Phone East Chicago 900.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

street. South Chicago. Peter Bapatis
Chicago; Dan karlis. Wanatah. Ill:
Samuel Berisham. S12 Sheridan road,
Chicago.
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II you want your
HEMSTJTCHTNC

done right. have Mrs. Miller. 1s9 state
St. do II for you Phone 1890. Open
evenings. 6-7-imo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

Mrs. w. E. Kerr of Newark. O.. IS
here visiting her sister AMI brother
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Jordan
OF Fayette street. Mrs. Kerr came TO
attend the commencement exercises Of
Evelyn Parker. the granddaughte of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Jordan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

The South Side w. t. Il. Z. VIII
meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John Gavit OF Hyslop place. a
large attendance is desired as many
matters of Importance must be tax en-
up before the discontinuance OF the
meeting for the summer months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

Marthana Davis. the nine year old
daughter Of DIT. J. A. Davis of S3o
Haywood. who lives with her grand
mother at Indianapolis. came yester-
day TO be their guest for few days.
Last evening Mrs. J. a. Davis enter
tanned several Of the neighborhood
children at lawn party In her honor.
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The son who was born two weeks
ago to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch
of East Sibley street, died shortly aft
er birth. Mrs. Lynch who has 0eer
very Ill is improved.
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Mrs. r. H. Nellie and daughter
Miss Margaret will leave from New
York Saturday sailing for Panama
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-16

J. a. Aubry was graduated from
Northwestern University with the de-
gree OF &. S. yesterday. The Mes
DANES J A. Aubry and 4. NJ. Dunn
attended the exercises. Honorary de-
grees were conferred upon Madame
Currie. the discoverer OF radium. and
on one Of the Mayo brothers.