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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27
GOMPERS
PLEDGES THE
Federation
Says Labor is Like Gibral
tar Behind the Strik-
ing Miners.
INTERNATIONAL nsMs srEYlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEFVlcEI
WASHINGTON. March 27-Thc
whole Of organized labors lands
solid as the rock Of Gibraltar, be-
hind tho United Mine Workers in the
forthcoming struggle Samuel Conn
pers, president Of the American Fec
GRAFTON Of Labor said in plcaging
support to the miners cause
Labor stands united and Said. 9.
said Gompess. and If the mine own
ers think they have selecten a mo-
ment of weakness among the work
ers for this vicious. brazen breach Of
faith, they are seriously mistaken
This impending stoppage Of work
in the mines was deliberately schem-
cd for and forced by the mine owners.
The miners have done everything pos
sible to bring about the conference to
which the owners pledge themselves.
The owners have been adamant in
thir refusal. They win not meet the
miners.
LAS for the organized labor move
ment, it stands solid as Gibraltar
with the men whom the tyrannical
mine owners now seek to betray and
crhsh."
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WORK PROGRESSING
ON NEW WATERWORKS
Great Lakes Dredge and
Dock Co., to Begin Lay
ing Foundations.

OK Is progressing rapidly on the
mart million dollar waterworks inn
proNement in hammond. Mayor
Brown stated today The Proudfoot
Construction Company will finish the
Job Of removing uuceI ground pipes,
this week. and the Great Lakes
Dredge & Dock Company viii begin
building the reservoir. laying the
foundations for the new Is. 00o.0O0
gallon pump and buildings.
The new waterworks at the Lake
structed BY the snow Pump Company
and VIII be ready by the time the
iounda ton and buildings are COM
pleted The cost Of the pump is $50
QUO while the contract price for the
work to be done by the Great Lakes
Dredge 6 Dock Company is sS5. 600.
The new thirtv-six inch main from.
l@oth street to Huehn avenue has
been finished and - now in use, in-
creasing the city's water supply.
The new waterworks at the Fake
front VIII be completed by septem
her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO NON PRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA. MARCH TERM, 1922.
Lester verl Lyons vs.. Elsie Ger
trude Lyons. Cause NO. 21522. Act
ion to Divorce.
Now comes the plaintiff by Me-
Mahon & Conroy. his attorneys and
files his complaint herein. together
with an affidavit of competent per-
son, showing that the defendant there
to. to-wit Elsie Gertrude Lyons, is
not a resident of the State Of Ind
lana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said act
ion and tisa the same will stand for
trial at the next term of said Court,
and that unless she appears and
answers or demurs therein, at the
calling of SAID cause. on the 18th day
of June. 4. D. 1922, the same being
the 25th day of the next term OF said
Court to be begun and held in Room
number 2. in the Court House at Ham
mond, in said County and State, on
the md Monday of May, A d. 1922,
said action will be heard and deter
mined in her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 here
unto set my hand snr afrix the seal
of said Court. at Hammond. Indiana
this cath day of March, A. D. 1922
HERBERT J.. WHEATON.
fSeaD Clerk l.. S. G.
BY: CORA II. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clerk. 3:27;4:S:1o
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: Why is it
that the first few times that a boy
meets me he seems to think a lot
of me, but after having met few
times he has not much time for
me? | dress neatly and am quite
stylish. | am not very laxative
girl. LONESOME.
Do not look to material things
such as dress to hold the interest
of young man. Unless you your
self are entertaining and charm
ing, the fact that you dress stylish
ly will mean little.
Incessant talk is tiresome, but
there is a happy medium. l think
you will find that your lack of abll-
ity to keep up conversation comes
from lack of imagination OF mental
laziness. Apply your mind to the
situation and you will find num-
Der of things to say.
When you are with young man
feel that it is as much your place
to entertain him as it is his to en-
terrain you. Try to be more inter-
esting and also appreciate the in
terestinS points about the men who
call on you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: When
was eighteen years old I went with
a Young man who was the son of
friend of my fathers. I did not
love him at the time, but / am very
sure he loved me. / went away to
school and while / was away we
correspondent some, but got tired
of writing to him and stopped.
While I was at school I met an
other young man / learned TO love
and so when i returned for the
summer and my first sweetheart
wanted to go with me, l wouldn't
let him. He tried several times to
make me see that l should, but l
couldn't.
Now I am twenty eight years
DID and / am not married. The
first young man went west and
while he was there he met a girl
with the same name as mine and
married her. 1t is also said that
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CROWN POINT

Mrs. John Wheeler returned this
morning from Florida where she
has been spending the past two
months.
County superintendent Cond u
conducted a very successful teach
ers' examination at the high school
on Saturday over fifty teachers taxi
ing the tests making them eligible
to teach in the schools of the county
and state.
Misses CharIene Nixon and Irene
Carroll spen Saturday and Sunday
in Chicago with relatives
Mrs. Addie Paulson OF Chicago
spent several days here this week
a the guest Of her sister Mrs
Frank krinbill
The marriage Of Arnold Kohl Of
this city to Miss Elizabeth Braetz-
man of Chicago took place on sat
urday evening, the ceremony being
performed by Judge Kemp. Alr.
Kohl has been the owner of the
Crown Bakery here for about year
and has made many friends here
His bride has been in America but
three months coming here from
Germany. They viii make their
home temporarily with Mr., and MIS-
G. Bartholomae
New licenses issued: Cornelius De
Porto and Catherine Jonesma.
Hammond; George Riggs and
Pinkie Scott, Gary; Peter Frank
and Dorotha NJ. Clark, Gary; Wal
ter F .Chellberg. Hammond. and
Helen r.. johnson, Miller. Joseph
Sampias Jr., Ind Harbor, and
Elizabeth Brevak. East Chicagos
Myron A. Peterson and GoIdie L.
Manter Hammond; August Pinken-
berger. Chicago Heights. and Lydia
Emma Bloesch, DYER. Carl Olson,
Ind Harbor. and Ellen Swanson. So.
Chicago; Fred ". Sehrum, and Jen-
mic Ring de Royas. Hammond. Har-
~ w. Cross, Chicago. and Halle r
Nve. Hammond; Arnold Kohl and
Elizabeth Broelzuian. Crown Point.
Miss Mary Larrig has returned
from Fort Wayne where she attend
ed meeting of public health
nurses held there the latter part OF
the week
Mrs Minna Koschnicke is MAX
Ing some extensive improvements
on her property on North street 4
new foundation and porches will
add greatly to the apnfarance OF
the house.
Encouraging reports come from
the bedside of Mrs. A. 7. Court
right who underwent a major oper-
alton at the Columbia Hospital in
Chicago on Friday The operation
performed By DR. ONeil was very
successful
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RED PEPPER HEAT
ENDS RHEUMATISM

Red Pepper Rub takes the ouch"
from sore. stiff, aching joints. 1t
cannot hurt you, and it certainly
tops that old rheumatism torture
al once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around. just try Red Pep
rer Rub and you Will have the quick
est relief known. Nothing has such
Concentrated, penetrating heat as
red peppers. Just as soon as you ap-
ply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes 1t
warns the sore spot through and
through. Pain and soreness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a jar of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Row
les on each packaEe.-adv.
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MERCHANT ROBBED.

After breaking the big plate elas
window, burglars early this morn
ing stole diamonds, watches an
other jewel~y to the value Of $50
from the show window Of a. Bell z
So7 Chicago avenue, East Chica g
a small BRICK lying close TO the bias
Of the window, indicated that thl
was the tool used by the amateur
TO crack the glass.
Two colored men seen in the NJ
entity Of Bells Jewe1ry store lat
last night are expected 10 be az
rested today and held under sus
picion pending an investigation b
the East Chicago police.
Merchant Police Sanfeppo report
ed the burglary to the East Chicag
police station about 4 o'clock TIL
morning.
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Arthur Hilbrick and Miss sIaude
Burke. A daintily appointed course
luncheon was served to the twelve
guests. The young ladies viii be en-
terrained in two weeks by Miss Anna
kloch in her home on Insraham ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs ~ V. Smith, of
kewanna, Indiana, were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Lam
born of Hyde Park over the weekend.
Mrs. Smith is Mr. Lamborns sister.
The Woman's Bible Class of the
First Baptist Church will have
birthday party at the home OF Mrs
Fred Cox. ia Fayette street, on
Tuesday afternoon at half past two
o'clock. All the members are re-
quested to be in attendance.
=
Word has Just come as a surprise
to the many friends and relatives of
Miss Jesse Croak. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William tsroaK. of Cedar
Roy w. Rhein. The services were
solemnized by the Rev, Brownhead,
Of Clayton. Missouri, Wednesday at
ternoon at three o'clock. The happy
young couple mo,ored to Clayton
specially to have the knot tied with
out the knowledge of their many
friends. Mrs. Rheln is a charming
young lady of Hammond and was
graduated from the nigh school in
1920 and later held position in the
New York Central offices as steno-
grapher. She has Deen making her
home with an aunt in Tildan, Illi-
nois, her former home. where she
was a stenographer in the Keim
Jewelry Store for several months
Mr.. Rhein is the son of a former
| Methodist minister of Tilden, and is
prominent among the young social
set of that city. There he holds
position in the offices of the Madison
Coal Company. where he has a prom
Using future. The large circle OF
friends of the bride and groom wish
them great happiness and prosperity.
Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and
daughter. Miss Katherine, have been
called to Mansfield, Ohio, by the
critical illness OF Mrs. Oberlins
father
Miss Katherine Huchel entertained
the members of the Awgowan Club at
a dancing party on Saturday evening
in her home in kenwood. \ jolly
time was enjoyed and delectable re-
freshments served.
.
Miss Joanna Wilson, a student at
the National Kindergarten School Of
Chicago, is confined to her home on
Lyons street with the measles.
>
Miss Margaret Turner Will enter
tain at a one o'clock luncheon tomor-
row
Miss Eleanor Shanklin is enjoying
the spring vacation Of Rockford
| College with her parents, Or. and
Mrs. Z. NJ Shanklin. of Ruth Street.
The Buick AUTO of Paul lille, own
er of the Club pool room, which was
stolen November 18th of last year,
was located at Peoria, Ill. accord
| ing to information received from
the Chicago auto squad yesterday.
When notified, Mr.. The told the po-
lice that he had already received
the insurance money on the stolen
| car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27

creamery. extra. 3sc, standard. 37i4 c
irsts. STA 3.c; packing stock, $50
l9c.
EGGS - Riaceipts. 26.29s cases;
miseelIane Gus. 22 q &c. ordinary
firsts. 2ln2r 'hc. nrsts, ga a31ac.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys soc;
chickens 29e. springs 29e. roosters
19c geese 12c. ducks soc.
POTATOES ~ Receipts los cars.
Wisconsin round whites. s1.so0
fse Mimi rcd rivers sf.500 1.s5.
YE.AI.-5o to so lbs 7@sc; 20 to
50 lbs. aatoc. 40 - 10 lbs. LII
&c. fancy ~ q IT,
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CATTLE - Receipts 1925 head.
market SLOW; shipping steers ssd
$50; butcher grades. s7ms25; heif-
ers $3.50 07.5o, cows $2.25m6; bulls
$50 s5-25; milk cows and stringers
$254 10: feeders $f5066.
CALM Receipts 5000; market
slow; Gull to choice, s3.0oQI15o.
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts
1000. markets slow; choice lambs
sl5.75q 1885; Gull to fair SEA 1850.
yearlings Ss015. sheep s3@12.75-
HOGS - Receipts 1900; market
slow porksrs s11-1oQe 20; pigs s11.10
@25 mixed sl1m11.1o; heavy s1075
nil; roushs $3.50 $50; stays S4G
$50.
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HOGS-Rsce pts 1000; market ae-
tive. mostly 10 to 15c lower: bulk
1925 a 10 10; top $to.45; heavyweight
S9.s0@ 10. medium weight s10a
1910; light weight sio,30Q 1915;
pigs $500 .o.e5
CATTLE Receipts $4,000 Mar
Ket weak to $3.50 lower Choice
and prime 5000. SOS; medium and
good s7us 81; good and choice S7s5
$50: common and medium $3.50
7.s5: heifers S50s; cows $3.50 :;
bulls STA 6.35i cows and heifers $40
495.
SHEEP Receipts 10000. Market
generally steady to strong. Lambs
S13e50 1e. lambs culls and com
mon s1o.f0u15; yearling wethers
.s11.250 1850.
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Deaths
IN sSSsS 4 " M


Mrs. Sarabelle Ellen Meyfarth died
at st. Margaret's hospital Saturday
following an illness due to pneu-
monia. She is survived by son,
George Meyfarth. The funeral viii
be held Tuesday at 80 o'clock from
tho late residence in 1902 Green
Bay avenue, Burnham, ILL.,. 20 the
Methodist church at Hegew fsch wi-h
burial at Oak Hill cemetery Ser
vices vii be in charge OF the East
ern Star ladies'
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AUTO CRASHES
THROUGH GATES

Driving at the rate of fifty miles
an hour a man giving his name As
Cartina and residing at 124e Wash
ington street. ran through the south
gates at the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks on South Broadway last ev-
ening. DANA ging his car and mar
rowly escaping with is life. He
told the police officer that he did
not see the gates until he was al
most on top of them and that his
brakes failed to work.
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CHICAGO CASH CRAZY

WHEAT = No. 3 s12912, No 5
red s1.o7: No hard winter 1872;
No. l mixed $t.311a; No. mixed
s12fM1.26; No. mixed s1.04
CORN 10. mixed 54la a 5514
No white 56c No yellow 5514 a
SIC; No. mixed 531a q ste; No 3
white 531a q soc; no. yellow 53Aa
n size. No. mixed 52a4 n5314c
No. white s2s4 n 53c: No. yellow
52a4 a 53@c
OATs-No. ! white 3sl4 a 40e: 40.
white 3sQ S7l4c: No white 34l4
a 35t9c: No. white 80 q SAC.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY

Charles Niemio Of 50l2 MaEoui
avenue. Hast Chicago, found every
thing topsy- turTy IN his store room
this morning. bat nothing missing
AR &iemlc says ZEE saw three mel
funnig away from the rear Of hi
place last night but did not sus
poet ans thing being wroag.
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"a @ -, g g 90 80 -
| I l)(( / I II Is
oLosE or NfARkEr

NEW YORK March 27.-The stock
market closed irregular today. many
Of the active issues showed a strong
tendency. +. s. Cast Iron Pipe mov-
ing up ~ points to a. while Al
lied Chemical showed an upturn of
3 points ait g. IS Mexican Petrole-
um rallied over 1 point to 1865 and
General Asphalt rosa . points 20
a5l2. Il S. steel rallied from 951a
10 "a Is Sears Roobuck was
strong feature moving up points
to e. The railroad shares were
fraetionally higher. Government
bonds unchanged; railway and other
bonds irregular.
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply zemo, the Antisep-
tic Liquid Easy to Use.

From any druggist for 35c. ~
s1.00 for large size, set a bottle of
zemo. When applied as directed it
eectively removes Eczema. quickly
stops itching. and heals skin trou-
bles. also Sores. Burn Wounds and
Chatting. 1t penetrates, cleanses
soothes lenao Is a clean. depend
able and Inexpensive nothing you
have ever used as eective and sat
isfvfne =Asiv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27
THE FISHERMEN
HAVE STARTED

The fishermen are at IT again.
Late Sunday Erwin F. Miller, SIC
Wentworth avenue. West Hammond.
returned home from Cedar Lake.
straightway he telephoncd Walter
Mllil.an to come down to the sport
ing goods store at once as he had a
fish to enter in this season s fishiog
contest. It was the first entry of
the season. pickerel, weighing 4
pounds and measuring 20 inches.
from tip to tip.
This viii set the other sports
wild.
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MRS. Shirley

Funeral services were held this
afternoon at the Enerling chapel
for Mrs. Stella N. Shirey. wife Of
Charles shirey. 26 Douglas street
who passed away March 24th at ST.
Margarets hospital Burial was
made at oak Hin cemetery.
Besides her husband Mrs. Shirey
leaves her mother and three broth-
ers. She was thirty four years Of
age.
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AUTO HITS
STREET Cal

Following an automobile acc
dent at 18th avenue and AIadiso
street yesterday in which he erasl
ed into a street car, Frank Milo
1901 Madison street, Gary. was al
rested and booked on a charge {
violating the state liquor law. Off
GERS who caused his arrest found
quart bottle of whiskey in the ma
chine
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EASTCHICAGO
AND
THE HARBOR
ROB COLONIAL STORE

An unidentified burglar entered
the Colonial Sporting Goods store,
at 4612 Forsyth avenue sunday ey-
ching via the basement Of tie build
ing and robbed the place Of $1,000
in cash.
A colored man. DISCHARGED a few
days ago as porter Of tie N. r.
buflding and believed to bc the only
person. outside Of the proprietor and
attendance at the buildins. in pos
session of information OF gaining
entrance to the aanding in Tic des-
cribed manner. was arrested this
morning and is being held for dues-
tioning by the Ease Chicago Police.
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Social

One Of the old-fashioned bounc-
ing baby boys came to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Van Borstel, 694
Price place Sunday morning, making
two of a kind now. Mr.. Van Bor-
ste1 Is amember OF The Times COM
posing room
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Stevenson and
daughter. Miss Florence, OF Chicago
Heights. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. P. l. Davis OF State Line
street yesterday.
A very pleasant birthday surprise
party was given in honor of Mrs.
George Leimback yesterday in her
home on Cofkey avenue. A delight
full social afternoon was enjoyed
until five O'clock, when a. sumptu-
guests IN the dining room. where
the table was beautiful with pink
and white sweat peas. roses and
carnations. In the evening bunco
was played and the honors were
made by Mrs. Frank klemsman.
Mrs Leimback was given a num-
Der of lovely gifts. together with
the many good Wishes OF her
friends
The Lady Maccabees Social Club
will entertain the members and the
public at a Hard Times dance. ped
70 and bunco party on Thursday
evening IN the knights and Ladies
of Security Hall, over the Lion
Store.
The West Hammond Neighbor-
hood Center basket teams were
enjoyably entertained at dinner on
Saturday evening by the teams or
the Gary Neig hborbood House in
the dining room of the Gary Y. NJ.
c. A In the afternoon an interest
ing and spirited game between the
Gary teams, champions OF the Cal
umet District Settlement House
League, and the champions OF the
Chicago Settlements League, was
thoroughly enjoyed. after which
splendid dinner was served TO the
young men.
The Irving School L. T. L. meet
ing which was held Saturday after
noon at the home of Elmer Whiting
was we'll attended. The silver
medal was won by Beulah GuIlick-
son and the name o. the piece was
I'm the Cake" Mrs. 4. L. Thomas.
president OF the Northside ". c. T.
IT,, presented the medal.
regular melting of the Golden
Rule Council One. Sons and Daugh-
ters OF Liberty, viii be held Tues
day evening in the I. o. o. F. hall.
Initiation of candidates will be
feature or the evening.
The General American Tank Cor
roration Girls Hiking Club viii
meet this evening at the home of
Miss Freda Hart. 1925 Van Buren,
street. he hostesses will be Miss
Hart and Miss Ruth Horner.
Robert Hack, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Hack of CARRIED
street. entertained thirty OF his
playmates on Saturday afternoon in
honor OF his birthday. The rooms
We're pretty with pink and white
decorations and after a delightful
afternoon playing games the little
people were ushered into the dining
room where an elaborate luncheon
was served from daintily appoint
ed table. Master Rotert was given
number Of very nice gifts, ami
his little friends wished him many
happy returns OF the day
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF
N 0E r. T. a n

A special meeting is called IL
weiss Hail. Wedn esday evening
March 29th. P. a., to elect chair
man of Election Board.
THOS. l. CLAYTON, Pres.
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Hammond
Musical College.

Piano. Voice, Violin, Expression,
Banjo, Ukelele, Mandolin. Guitar,
Cornet, Clarinet. Saxaphone. Cello.
Dancing. 3-25
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she resembles me, but cannot say
because l have not seen her my
self.
Today I received a letter from
her telling me that she and her
husband would like to have me
come to their home for dinner and
! should let her know when it would
be convenient for me to do so
They have been living here two
months now, but they intend to stay
indefinitely.
Do you think it would be unwiss
for me to accept the invitation?
CATHERINE.
Certainly it would be all right
for you to accept the invitation. ]
think it would be rude to refuse Ia
go since you have no good reason
for doing so.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Do you
think It would help me any to use
vaseline on my hair? / used to
have very fine and beautiful hair,
but it has been coming out as the
result of sickness and 1 feel that !
must do something for the condi-
ton. MARY.
Vaseline is one Of the best hair
growers, and will help to get rid of
dandruff. It depends on the dry
ness of the scalp how often the
vaselsne should be applied. Once
or twice a week, however, should
be often enough.
Make a part straight from the
front to the back of the head and
rub the vaseline in thoroughly. Be
careful not to let it get on the hair
itself. When you have finished
that part of the scalp, make an
other part and continue thus until
you have massaged the whole head.
"Miss K. II. Pr: Simply drop
the matter. Since you sent the
valentine, you cannot be too resent
full about the reply. The matter
would gain so much publicity that
it would be better to quiet it at
once.
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live LOCAL
NEWS lads"
WASEY'S PLEATING
SHOP
eI sTATE STREET

81 STATE STREET
Hemstitch with Gold and silver
Thread; also match all colors. But
ton Holes, Buttons Covered, En-
broiderfing, BraidinE, Heading.
Phone Hammond 44d. Stiff
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IIRIRTY nnNns

NEW YORK. March 27.-Closing
Liberty bonds: 31as s9s.12: End As
SOS; LIST AIS s9Ses; 2rd 414s $500;
srd 4l4s sa9.fo; fth AZ $es-42; Vic
tory 3s4s sloo.0f; Victory ass
sl0OSn.
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Wabash College Glee Club at
First Presbyterian church Thurs
day, April 9th. 8 r. M Admission
75c. Children, 35c. 3-27-2S
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K. OF P. NOTICE.

Monday, March 81 will be ladies'
night Musical programme. cards.
dancing and ligh. refreshments
Program viii start az s D. m
32527 COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE

Water will be shut off at mid
night for possibly three hours on
account OF repairs.
G. G. BLOCKIE. supt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-27
YOUNG BANDITS TAKEN

Three young men. identified by
more than ten business men ans