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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-15

WANTED-Two girls to help in Of
fee. Must be able to write plainly
and figure accurately. Good oppor-
tunity for the right parties. Apply
to Mr.. Poser at B. Goldman's. tt
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Nice assortment of White Middies
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Mr. Harry Wood has a position
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We have the cloth for tough school
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Mr.. A. N. Rou of Reddick is a BUSH
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Change Wrought by Marriage.
An Irish reader writes that near
Portadown a Miss Pole was turned
into a Pillow by marriagei
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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w. X. Lane. M. D., physician and
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Tree Made Cord of Wood.
One cord CT wood was obtained fror,
a password tree near Lavanf, Ont.
which was cut down for pulp wood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
PROCLAMATION

I desire TO call the special attention
Of the Good People Of our fair city. TO
the worthiness and compelling import.
ance OF the appeal now being made to
save the thousands who are starving
IN China in Armenia and Palestine.
The China Famine Fund and the Near
East Relief have been joined together
IN Indiana. so that only one appeal will
be made Governor McCray Is the
state Chairman Of the Joint Funds and
Mr.. Frank A. Martin is chairman for
the City Of Hammond Recently Pres
ident Harding issued an earnest appeal
to the American people to give TO this
fund and spoke Of Response to it as the
Greatest Opportunity of the Ages"
What If War and Starvation had raw
aged Hammond and there were only
three or four men and a dozen women
and 200 children left and they were b.
ing huddled together without food and
their only hope was in some kindly for
eign nation That IS what the con-
dition is in the Near East to-day What
do we know about war or about star
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
Troop 2

March i5-The troop was called to-
gether at 1916 for drill by Asst. Scout
master Thomas after which the Senior
Patrol Leader gave the boys some
games. Attendance Scouts rs. officers
4, visitors 4 The troop decided 70
send the Patrol Leader OF the Patrol
which wins the monthly patrol contests
to the summer camp at the expense Of
the troop Some Of the boys are earn
ing money for camp by selling furniture
polish. Clair Porch was the first boy
to take advantage OF the headquarters.
saving bank. First Aid. Signalling and
renderfoot instruction was given Al
va Rice passed Tenderfoot; Clair Porch
passed fire building and pace: Gordon
Ogden passed Training a recruit Troop
2 along with troop /. are pianning TO
go to Hessville 10 visit Troop 70 if the
weather permits.
-CIIAs. HOWARD. Reporter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

in Glendale park tho other evening
Games and music were enjoyed and a
nice luncheon eerved
The " c. T. L. were addressed by
Mrs, Elizabeth Stanley. state presi-
dent Of the ". {. T. L. at several dir
ferent places yesterday In.the morn
ing she spoke 20 tho Bible class OF the
First Baptist church ana also a short
time in the church service. There
were several new members enrolled in
the w. c. T. U, In the afternoon Mrs.
Stanley spoke In East Chicago there
was & large delegation present from
Hammond and some from Whiting. q
union vas organized in East Chicago
with 30 new members. The officers
we're elected as follows: president Mrs.
VIM. Omber. vice president, MIS-. VIII
liams; corresponding secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Gibbs; recording sec
rotary. Mrs, Peters; treasurer. Mrs
Taylor. The new East Chicago union
Will have a meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Gibbs in the Mickey apartment in
East Chicago, on April End. From
here Mrs. Stanley went to Kouts. South
Bend and Hebron. Ind.
One Of the most pleasant parties Of
the D. 4. NJ. club was given at the
home OF Mrs. +. L. Lawyer nee Ruth
Wooden at 606 Wilcox avenue The
evening was passed socially and with
music and prettily appointed course
luncheon was served. The guests pres
ent beside the regular club members
were the Misses May Fletemyer and
Dorothy spoOner.
There Will be bridge party at the
Country Club tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Adolph Hirsch VIII be the hostess.
Miss Elsie Kraus OF St Joseph.
Mich, lie the house guest OF Mrs IS
Shirley OF 42s Truman avenue this
week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Peter Esser Of
sol Ingraham avenue. a daughter.
March 10, 1921. Both mother and
daughter doing nicely.
Miss Agnes Burhmire OF St. Louis,
Miss. is the guest OF her relatives the
w. H Burhmires of Hammond From
here she viii visit at indianapolis be-
fore returning to her home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
THE TINES

walton IN Hammond? II for only one
neck we would al give what ve waste
or what we spend for unnecessary things
we would do more for this cause. than
ia asked OF US. So am appealing TO
tho rich ard the poor, Co business men
and wage earners. to women and child
rem to the people OF all classes. nation
alities and religious belief. to lend
hand so that Hammond may lead all the
Cities OF the Calumet region this time
and show that we are red blooded and
that we really have heart.
Seventeen cents day. $500 a month
$4,000 q year will save one life--you
can pay your money or make your
pledges at che First National Bank.
Holman and Sibley streets. where A. NJ.
Turner is Treasurer Of the Joint Funds
The money Will so as YOU designate.
DANIEL BROWN
3-21-2s. Mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
COUNTY Wet. u.
INSTITUTE At
WHITING

WHITING March 2I.-Ihe one DAY
county institute of tae IS omen >
shr.st4an Temperance union hold in
=. s.>sng on TIE 18Th inst. was IN every
respect success.
I4e mus.eai program was in charge
- Nrs. u. J. P1ochosAy, assisted By
Ms Mary schan.
The devotional exercises conducted
~ Rev Ivy OF the VI z. caurch were
-caatiful and especially appropriate.
AI.s. Spielberger's address on child
fare. was one Of the most inter
zf1g subjects OF the day. Mrs Spiel
GERS manner of presenting the sub
teel as at once forceful and convlnc-
tag she brought home IN a very prac-
a manner the need Of this work in
ur own community and Il is to be re-
GREETED that there was not more moth
srs present to hear and benefit by her
splendid exposition Of the su ject.
Mrs 4. d. LickHder Of Hammond in
aer usual interesting manner. took Up
the subject OF the Religious Day
schools. as being developed in the CAL
umet region In order that the audi
ence might more clearly understand
just what IS being done N these re
Nsious day schools. Mrs. Llcklider was
fortunate IN securing the aid Of one
OF the teachers OF the Franklin school.
Mrs Canine. who brought her class
and gave the regular lesson of the day.
they were q splendid class OF boys and
girls and both teacher and pupils re
ceived mcrited praise from the de-
lighted audience, who were so glad to
see children receiving the much needed
The president OF the Gary union took
Up the subject Of SABBATH observance
and the censorship OF moving picture
shevs end showed how very hard
theye things are 20 control and how
much society IS In need or work along
these lines
IN the evening We had a deciamatory
medal contest The class consisted OF
four girls and two boys and they were
al SO good that the judges had trouble
20 award the medal. The rest Of the
evening consisted Of a splendid ad-
dress by the state president. Mrs
FIITasetn Stanley, who Is 30 well
known and loved throughout the state,
TIE organization wants 70 thank
ali those who came to our assistance
and hsi9ed - make Il success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
New Bill at Orpheum

T9le Foster Ptronettes." S4x dainty
be4stssS, who furnish an interesting
rendition OF SONGS and dances, classic
and modern. head the bill at the Or
pheuu theater today and Tuesday.
Turner brothers put on an unusual
set Of singing and acrohA1ic dancin z
eldo=1 seen on the vaudeville stage.
Bob Roberts the COMEDIAN Stanley s.
Olson n pair of rea1 Iaugh provokers,
and vaol-e and Charley who d. n com
edz- novelty stunt. complete tho vauds-
willie layout. IN addition 10 these Hve
acts another episode OF Double Ad-
venture" the hs1r-Taisins serial. IS
, shown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
Boy Sc0nt
Column
TROOP ..
Mayor

Troop .. the speediest and uveliest
troop in Northern Indiana Will be al;
ready for any troop competition in a
Few weeks. Some troops think that
Troop is the weakest troop in Ham
nand in scouting and can only play bas-
ket bail. but from the latest reports.
Troop will end from afteen to twenty
Scouts to the next Court of Honor.
There Will be six for Star four for Life.
and a good number for first and second
class.
Last Wednesday evening the Scouts
first team played the Maroons and de-
feated them with a lazy score of Il to
6 After the game, the Scouts were
called TO order and the roll was called
and announcements were read. The
troop would have had instruction. but
master 1t was postponed till next
week.
Troop has now As Scouts in the
troop and ten on the waiting list and
the troop is sorry TO say that Scout
weeks Where ha will go is not Ger
tain but he Saws he Is probably going to
Minnesota where he will beoome a
Scout Executive.
The troop Basketball tasm has two
more games 70 play and they Will be out
Of town teams. AFTER all the argu-
naent and sora piping, Troop 3 still claims
the 100 pound championship of Lake
county.
JOHN WILHELM, Reporter.
TROOP
Troop 4 had an interesting meeting
last Tuesday night March Is, We first
initiated the tenderfeet and had lot
Of fun. They were a biz bunch and
hard 10 handle. Then we had roll call
and dues. Five new members were
present. We had a total OF 20 Scouts
and four visitors. The officers TIA
were present were Mr. Brown. Bartino
Lund. Herbert HuchiRs and Mr. BerJus-
we then had instruction and were ex-
cuscd.
The patrols are ell full now and hot
chase is on The Pine Tree patrol Is
ahead with IL points; Flying Ea gle has
30 points and Rattlcsnake 81.
-NEFN NfcAfIII.T-% Re0nr4ry
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL NEWS

There VIII be a card parry tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs, Franh
Wilson $50 Truman avenue, in honor
Of the Maecahee odee Of s07 East Chi
cage. opal Hive Of the Hammond
a1scabees are cordially invited to at
tend. also the Last Chicago members.
The L o T. NJ social club will meet
at tea +. ne Of Mrs Violet Dietz OF
1918 Avenue II. South Chicago. corner
Of Tooth street Tuesday afternoon.
March 81 All members are requested
to be at the four corner at 10:45 a. m
and take the Il o'clock car. Holman
and State.
The literature department of the
Hammond Womans club VIII meet At
the home of Mrs. J. F. wilhelm OF sII
Detroit street tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Martin Meeter Will have charge Of
the program assisted by Mrs. Leslie
Carter. The subject for the study for
the afternoon will be dramas. The
Tragedy Of Man MasefeId. Abraham
Lincoln. prinkwater There will be
a group o. Easter hymns by Mrs L. L.
Bomberger.
The evening hour committee OF the
Hammond Woman's club VIII meet st
the Washington school this evening
The hostesses Viii be the Misses Nina
Petit. Kate Hamilton and MadeIyn
Wilson Mrs Harriette Walker Will
demonstrate sandwiches.
The Marquette club was entertained
~a
OF Mrs. p. H. Crumpacker Saturday.
Nellie. o. A. KrimbiIl. c. ellis and r
s Betz Mrs. Wm. Similton and Mrs.
Charles Barry Of Chicago were prese4...
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buhring we're
given a house warming at their new
home on Eaton street The evening
was spent with games and music and
a delicious luncheon was served The
Buhrings were presented with a lovely
100 piece dinner set as a gift from
their friends. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs Charles Buhring. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Buhring. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ripe. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Buhring. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred GeschidIer, Mr.. and Mrs August
Gewich. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellwanger,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards. the
out OF town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Fagen, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Al
wurn and Mr.. and Mrs. George Man
gold.
The boys Of the Hammond high
school who received H's for athletic
feats during the year and the Girls
Athletic club Of the high school gave
a dancing party st the Country Club
Saturday evening. The ehaperons
were a. I spohn and Mr. aud Mrs. II.
z sssse' 4 delightful time is re-
ported.
Several friends Of Eleanor Gillis very
delightfully."- surprised her at her home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
Card of Thanks


We wish 20 express our heartfelt
thanks 70 our relatives, many nefghbors
and friends FOR their kindness and SYM
pathy extended to US during the Illness
and death OF our beloved Mother. We
also thank them for the use OF s1tos
the many horal offerings and TO Rev
Lichtsinn for his beautiful words and
the quartet and school children for the
songs rendered.
Max and Florence Kuhn.
BIT. and Mrs. Chas. Kuhn
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Milne.
and daughter Florence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOCND-Tire, tube and rim, on Conkey
avenue; owner can have same bv
Identifying and paying for ad at 1I5
s. bley street. Hammond 3-21-l
LOST diamond rings tied in hand.
kerchief value at $3.50 On 500 re-
ward for return 10 423 Garfield avenue.
Mrs. VIM. Pape, phone Hammond lo7s-Nf
3-2I-1
FOX RENT furnished front rooms
for light hskpg.. furnace neat elect
rio light, phone 3I27-J HI mmcnd s2s
Alice street. 2-21-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
rxooP 8

All! hai we're here again. Gee. ]
bet you missed US last time Tha;
was my fault, 7 know. Our overni ght
hike at Camp Wicker was good one.
II rained. 1t Numbered, and It tighten.
cd We found out that Marion (fat)
Seity has faculty for snoring. Also.
no insists upon sleeping on a top bunk
and no one Will sleep below him No
one killed this time either Dick is
with US. There was FIRE that night
about mile and a half or two miles
away. 1t created a sensation and II
caused many of US to sleep with our
eyes open. Isn't Dick Parker interest
ing? He told US some good stories and
made more noises than an express train
II was wet out there when we got up
the roof leaks. Hope no one got
drowned, as none Of as want a medal
for saving him.
Reporter.
SCOUT MASTERS CONFERENCE
Because Of the Hammond Rotary
Club invitation 10 the Scoutmaters and
Assistants TO be their guests at dinner
at the Country Club next Monday even
ing. March 2S, the regular monthly con-
ference OF thu Scoutmasters Will be held
y.
cha mber Of Commerce rooms Ar in
teresting program has been planned and
anybody who is interested in Boy Scout
work is invited TO attend
TROOP
Troop met Thursday night for the
first time since organization. The
first part Of the evening was taken up
By Troop business, inspection. the teach
ing of knots, Oath. Laws. and Motto
to tho beginning fellows and same sug-
gestions for Troop spirit Then we
played games for the last half hour
Sixteen boys wire present so we had
plenty of pep for the games. We
played Mccarthy" and several other
games after which the troop adjourned
Several boys remained 10 pass portions
of their Tenderfoot. Mr. Dou slas is
starting in IS ScoutmastrF Of Troop s
with real PEP WATCH us GROW,
p. L. L J TA9yGERAGAcT. Reporter
TzooP
March t-A1eeting was opened By tho
Senior Patrol Leader Lee Akers with
tho ceremony 70 the colors. We then
had some d7ll which was in charge
of our new Asst Scoutn1aster Kenneth
Thomas who had large experience az
drill instructor in the army Mr. HON
er Smith is also Registered - Asst.
Scoutnaster noX We tnen mad patrol
inspection b. Sooutmsster Herman. the
presentation Of Tenderfoot pins % Har-
old Smith, Wilbur shaw. and Eu gene
Crumley by Troop Committeeman Mr.
John Stnson There were % scouts IN
attendance. nine officers ard seven Wis
TORS. The standing OF the patrols in
the Tnter-Patrol Contest Is as follows.
Rattlesnake IS. Stag 81. Eagle 40. Beav-
er 40. Instruction was then given in
First Aid. Signalling and Tenderfoot
work by different instructors. The
Eagle and Stag patrols met for a short
time after the regular meeting OF the
Troop. Nj Golden and Mr.. Herman
are on the Job making the troop a real
Scout Troop.
-CHAS. HOWARD Perorter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
AND
BUTTON HOLE

HEMSTTTCRITG, BUTTON COVER.
ING, BRAIDING
PROMPT Service
CALL wAssEY-TELEPH ga
OF 4. STATE ST. HAMMOND
7.le-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
WIFE BEATER
ARPECTEn

Charged with beating his wife. Dan
'iocuc' 24os Connecticut street, Gary.
was arrested on q warrant by Officers
Qupahdt and Farrell Of the Gary police
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

Bargains In ladies' silk hosiery. stop
IN and see thsn at the Weaarveu
Ladies shop one door south OF Hotel
Mae. 3-21-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
BUGS AND CARPETS

Thoroughly cleaned in your ov
home, Hamilton Beach method WI
also take them ont If you desire. Cs
''Cooksey'', Phone Hammond s4sa.
SIS:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

For marching. shAmpooing, mani
curing etc, phone 1870. The Beaute
shop, Room 2, straube Building, es5
Holman St 2-19-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

On that overhaul sob use Burd Step
Cut. quick Aeating piston rinEs. Il S.
Auto Supply CO. Ss1 Calumet Ave.
Phone 1922 Hammond. 9-S-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

SILK hosiery at bargain in all
shades at 800. $50 and $3.50 for
sale at the Weserveu Ladles' Shop, $50
So Holman street SILL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

Painting and decorating for en-
cheney and reliability 20 to I. l. Cohen.
Phone 1b36-W. s-1s-t /.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-08
WHISKY PROVING
A GREAT "CURE-ALL'
Sherman Porter Tells Some of
Many Ailments it is Now Ia
ken for as a Sure Cure
THE UNIVERSAL Can

Lexington, KY. Feb, 7,-Whis-
Ky, alias spirits fcrmcnti, is now
Il remedy for mule kicks, infected
fingers, injured arms, general de-
bility, sprained ankles, valvular
heart trouble and many other all
mcnts of more or less severity.
according to ]. Sherman Porter.
chief Inspector of the Prohibition
Enforcement Department of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Porter today made
public some of the excuses given
for issuing prescriptions for whis-
Ky by some Of the score or more
of physicians who his department
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-08

has tried during the pat year on
charges of nisusing the privilege,
Some of the most amusing pre-
scriptions read as follows;
clicked by mule, tcaspoonfui
ispirits fermenti every 5 hours.
Recovering from infected knee
one pint whisky"
''lnfectcd finger. tablespoonful
Spirits fcrmenti three times daily
"Arm injured cranking automo-
bile. tcaspoonful every 5 hours
General debility, one pint spir-
its fermcnti."
"Sprained ankle. tablespoonful
every three hours"
"IIurt i'll back by fall. teaspoon
full spirits fermcnti every three
hours"
Other ailments named i'll pre-
scriptions include epilepsy, chron-
ic Indigestion, diarrhoea, periodi-
Calnervousness insomnia and bad
cold. extraction of teeth, senility.
nervous Fsostration, mcnopause,
nervous insomnia. hay fever and
asthama. nervous cough after
flu chronic catarrhal cough.
chronic bowel trouble. "cXtrcmc
nervous attacks" recovering from
typhoid fever. gastritis, influcn-
"a, dysentery. Cranp collie. bron-
chitis. malarial fever, nephritis,
carditis, tuberculosis, rhcal asth-
ma. neuralgia, intcrcostal neural
gia, tOnsilitis, rheumatism. ty-
phoid fever. pleurcsy, chills and
fever, hux, la grippe, painters col
ic, "iall in barn. foot cut with
axe" and "hand crushed i'll ma
chine"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-08
FOR SALE-Nice z room house. ?.

FOR SALE-Nice z room house, 2
story, with light and bath, large nice
lot, good location; also house and
Ii acres of land near Paint Lick in
Madison county. Call or write Mrs.
w. +. Park, East Main street, op9o-
site Cemetery, or phone $40. 3: %p
COMMENCEMENT invitation sam
les that are beauties and at rock bot
tom prices at the Daily Register OF
flee. Also cards for the graduate,
and programs for the big day. e
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-08
Obeved Orders,

"How is it have such big telegraph
oflls?"
"You told me. sir, to use dispatch in
hat correspondence, so wired all the
letters"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-08
CLASSIFIED ADS,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
5000 buys a business and furnishes
goods to carry on the business. Any
energetic man can make from $3.50 to
5000 per month, besides giving work
to 10 carpenters. Call on D. V. Har-
die, Gibson Hotel, Richmond. 2613p