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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
YOUNG DRIVER
KNOCKS DOWN
RIDER; LAUGHS
Police Say Boy Took It as.
Huge Joke When His Auto
Knocked Man From.
Wheel --0ther Accidents.

Hugh Mum, a young driver Of
an automobile which collided with
q man riding a bicycle yesterday
morning, will probably not con-
slider the affair such a huge Joke
when he faces Judge Roddy this
morning, as police repoIS he did at
the time the accident occurred.
According to the police the
Mum youngster seemed to think 1t
quite laughable matter at the
time the accident occurred. They
say that he laughed heartily over
the plight of the lowly bicycle
rider and continued merrily on his
way.
Police report that the accident
occurred at 11:20 yesterday morn
ing at the corner of Fourth street
and Copper avenue They say the
car driven by the Mum boy knock
ed a bicycle rider from his wheel
and the boy then laughed. The boy
was later cited to appear in the
police court this morning to answer
to charges Of reckless driving and
driving without u license.
Judge Roddy appears to have
the faculty OF undressing traffic
violators with the majesty of the
law, particularly when they hold
the law lightly. The Mum boy
may find laughter rather expensive
if he is convicted today.
c. p. Cecil is another cited to
appear before Judge Roddy this
morning and answer to a charge Of
traffic violation. lie is charged
with speeding on Central avenue
at 2:20 yesterday afternoon at the
rate of twenty-seven miles an hour
A third cited 10 answer a traffic
violation charge this morning is
Dino Bonaguidi, char I'D with driv-.
ing his auto at the rate of thirty
miles an hour ON South Fourth
street yesterday. Police report
that Bonaguidi has been given half
dozen chances on the same viola
tion but say he persists in exceed
ing the speed limit.
Still another who will be re-
quired to answer to Judge Roddy
today on the traffic regulations is
j. F. Campbell. He was cited yes
terday on charge Of driving an
automobile without q drivers IL
cense.
Several auto accidents were re-
ported to the police yesterday. G.
Q. Sill of 223 West Marquette re-
ported that the car Of Abrum Gal
legos of Socorro collided with his
auto at Fifth street md Gold ave-
nue.. Gallegos agreed to pay for
damages.
Pete Dominicale. 10S South First
street, reported that an accident
occurred at First and Gold as he
was trying to make a complete
turn. He was compelled to back
to avoid another ear which was
parked at that point and reports
that while he was backing another
car, moving north. collided with
his car.
Another case which will be
brought before Judge Roddy this
morning is that of Harry Beleher.
He is charged with snatching the
purse Of Arthur Chitwood, extract
ing $40 from it and then throwing
the purse back to Chitwood. The
charge reads that the affair oc-
Cured November II.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
PEASANTS, WORKERS.
POLITICAL PARTY TO
HOLD A CONVENTION

FL Paso, Nov. ia Peasants
ants and Workers political party
will open a five-day convention in
Chihuahua City, Chihuahua, Mexico,
tomorrow. Five thousand mem
bers are said to be in the Bravos
district, of which Juarez is the
seat of government. They have Sc
lected delegates. Castulo Herrera,
one of the delegates, declared the
party will oppose all revolutions
and work for the breaking up of
huge estates as provided for in the
constitution. It also processes to
be against bolsheyism and other
destruCtiNe radicalism.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
ALBUQUERQUE GIRLS
ARE PARTICIPANTS IN
SENIOR RECOGNITION

The Misses Jean Bassett and
Jane Heron, both of Albuquer-
que, are members of the senior
class at Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity at University Place, Neb.,
and participated Friday in the
picturesque academic custom of
senior recognition. A large audi
ence gathered in the Wesleyan
auditorium for the event. The
juniors formed aisles through
which the seniors entered. The
former wore togas and caps in
the university colors. yellow and
brown. The seniors appeared for
the first time in black caps and
gowns.J Members of the faculty
and visiting alumni formed a part
of the procession. The class was
reorganized by Chancellor ]. B.
Schreckengast.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

Chicago society is quite perturb-
ed over the announcement of tn.
engagement Of Miss Gwendolyn
Field. granddaughter of Marshall u
Field and niece Of Lady Beatty, to
Charles Edmonstone, son and heir
to Sir Archibald Edmonscone of
Duntreath castle. The prospective
groom isn't knoyn to Chicago so
ciety Miss Field has been living
in London.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

Factory wood, full truck load,
five dollars. Hahn Coal company.
Phone gl--Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

DR.. Murray. Osteopath. violet-ray
treatments. Armijo Bldg. Phi. 74l
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

Close out grades of Pearl Neck
laces, formerly priced up 10 S14,
special, $3.95. Eyerett's.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. David Amsler Of
Chicago are in the city for a visit
of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Darnall OF El
Paso are stopping over in Albu-
querque for a few days. They are
guests at the Alvarado.
O. f.. Carney and family of San
francisco are visitors in the city.
They have engaged suite at the
Alvarado.
c. 7. Brown Of Socorro is a
guest at the Alvarado. He will
leave today for El Paso Tex.
c. C. Duke Of San Francisco is
a guest at the Alvarado. He is in
the city on business.
M. Silverman Of El Paso is
spending a week In Albuquerque
He is stopping at the Sturges.
Atram Abeyta, well known citl-
zen of Socorro. is u guest at the
Sturges.
c. c. Catron. Santa Fe attorney.
Is stopping at the Sturges. He will
remain in the city several days.
&. L. Hubbel of Gallup is stop
ping at the Combs.
T. w. Moller Of Ell Paso is spend
ing few days in Albuquerque vis-
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Swan Of
Chicago are visitors in the city.
They will Hemain about a week.
J.. W. Prouty of Santa Fe Is q
guest at the Combs.
Ray Gardner. we'll known resi-
dent Of Gallup, is spending a week
in the city visiting friends. He is
a guest at the Combs.
j. r. Eagle of Roswell is a guest
at the Combs.
7. L. Brandon Of Washington.
D. c., is visiting in the city for
several days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MlLLS-Nolney l.. Mills died
at his apartment here yesterday,
aged 3S years. His home was
in Chicago, Ill., His mother, Mrs.
Anna Andrus has been here with
him and will take the body to
Chicago. Strong Brothers are in
charge.
GARCIA-The funeral Of Jose
Garcia, who died Saturday morn
ing at his sisters residence, 1902
South Second street, was held
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
from the residence to the Sacred
Heart church where short serv-
ices were held Burial was in
San Jose cemetery. Crollott was
in charge.
ROMERO-The funeral Of Mel
ecia Romero, 5-year-old daughter
of Mrs. Melecia Romero, who
died Saturday evening at their
residence, 1908 South Williams
street. was held yesterday after
noon at 3 O'Clock from the resi-
dence to the Sacred Heart
church. Burial was in San Jose
cemetery. Crollott was in charge.
ID RAMIREI--Eloisa Ramirez. 20
years old, died last night at her
residence at Atriseo. She is sur
vived by one child. and her hus-
band. Mrs. Ramirez had only
been here six months, having
come here from Winslow, Arlzo-
ma. Funeral arrangements are
awaiting arrival of her parents,
who live in Winslow, Arizona,
Crollott is in charge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
ANNOUNC ENTS

Mineral Lodge No. 4. Knights Of
pythias will meet at o'clock to.
night. The rank of knight will be
conferred on several candidates
Next Monday night, November 81,
will be ladies night.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

For the convenience of patents
ut the hospitals, Mrs. Spitz will
mail upon request. her Order
Shcct-Pricc-List for Prepaid Post
age Holiday Gift Packagcs-Shcllcd
PinoD-Nuts. Precedence will be-
given these orders placed well In
advance. Fannie \. Spitz, 323
North Tenth street. Tel. S02.--Ady.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
FOREIGNERS DECREASE.

YOkOhama, Nov. 19.-Therc
are 1926 foreign residents in
Yokohama, according TO CEN
sus taken by the municipal au-
thorities. OF these ASH are
Chinese, LOAF Britishers, 562
Americans, 407 Russians, 247
Germans, 1873 French and so
Swiss, with a few each Of almost
every other nationality. This is
a decrease of 22S over last year.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20
MORE JOBS THAN MEN.

Emporia, Rans., Nov. l9.-There
are more jobs than men at En-
poria, j. r. Wilkie, director Of the
Emporia free employment agency
says. Paving in the city and rural
districts, a new disposal plant,
numerous residences being built, a
new hotel under construction, a
transmission line and sewer extern
sions are all claiming labOrers,
Wilkie added,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-20

Have you seen the beautiful null
ti-Iight lamps. five degrees of
light. at Eycrnt's, Jnc., jewelers..
--Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

zacs La Duchesse de I.angeais.' =
with Norma Talmadge N the most
poignant starring vehicle she has
set giaced with her beauty and her
charm. Is the extraordinary First
PaYthenon theatre where ii opened
its engagement last night
The story revolves about the petty
jealcusies. scandals and romances of
the court of Louis XVIII. with tho
beautiful duchess al the outstand-
ing figure.
Miss Talmadge as the duchess
reaches the heights Of her wonder
fully successful career. as the heart
less court coquette. she is elusive,
as the woman whose true love IS
DOUBTED and foresworn. she Is a
most magnetic. appealing hgure.
General dc Montriveau. master
| fully portrayed ICY Conway Tearle.
ktdnaps the duchess. believing her
r recessed love to he a mockery and
in his rage prepares to brand ler as
w-man 70 be summed Bot he
cannot bring himself 10 mar her
beauty. He frees her. She writes
him daily. but her letten are re-
TONED unopened. In despair she
decides to quit the world forever
and 90 into the seclpsion Of a con
vent. DE Montriyean learns her love
il genuine and arrives at the con
vent Just as she was about to take
her FINAL vows that would have
closed its walls about her for life
The happy reunion OF the lovers IS
an exquisite finish to this produe-
ton.
Filmed on magnificent scale
with all the splendor and fine trap
pings or the early eighteenth cen
fury. with hundreds Or players
appearing ia the scenes. The Eter-
nal Flame" may we'll be termed a
motion picture masterpiece. An I'M
usually well balanced cast of artists.
in addition to Conway Tearle. is
seen In support OF Miss Talmadge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

q 515; common to good Fat bulls.
$685.; common to good fat cows. 100
90. heifers. 45OQ750; fresh cows
and springers, 500 90. veal calves,
1850; heavy and thin calves. 500:
SUPPLY 500 head. market steady
prime wethers, s25as5o good mix
ed. 125M fair mixed. $50 az: culIs
and common. 2 q 4; lambs. 1925.
HOES Receipts. 5000 head; mar
ket i5c higher: prime heavy hogs
S159a; mediums, o150925. heavy
workers., 915@925 light workers. 915
@925. pigs. 9l5@925; roughs. IN
195; stays. La $50. heavy mixed 20
ate
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CATTLE Receipts 1900. market
st ady; native beef steers 1000
1926 xearling steers and heifers.
$500 1900. COWS 5000 500. stockers
and feeders 5000 925 calves $500
$50: Gamers and cutters 2504325.
Receipts $4,000 market
1920 lower. mixed and butchers
ss5d $40: roughs 725Q75O; lights
S40Q s5o;pigs SooG $40; bulk s35@
845.
SHEEP Receipts $500; market
steady mutton ewes. 5000 675.
lambs 1900 1900. Gamers and
choppers 1000 $50.
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cows. n $50. bulls. 3259525; feed
ers. car; milk COWS and stringers.
40013o.
CALVEs Receipts COO markets
active: Gull to choice. 3Q12
SHEEP AND LAME Receipts, p
600; markets active. choice lambs.
$50 1850. cull to fair. 100 1850:
yearllngs. S @ -; sheep. Ga $50
HOGS-Receipts 1900; market ac-
tive: orkers ss0G 500; pigs $50 a 900
mixed S75G SS5. heavy 875nSs5.
roughs 70og $50. stays 450Q 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

A. II. Bronas. 1s3 Johnson St.
Hammond. Phone 1889 for esti-
mates on plumbing. paper hanging.
p,astering. roofing and carpente-
work. New and second hand plumb
ing material on hand.
I1t4-21-2s. l2-5-12
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

LIVE POULARY Turkeys 35c.
chickens 1Sc az. springs zoe; roost-
ers BE. geese 1sc. ducks 1sc.
POTATOES Wisconsin round
white 7ocQ S. Minnesota round
white 70cd so. Idaho russetss120G
125
VEALl-~5o to so lbs sasc. 70 to
so lbs 1oQ11c. 80 to 10 lgs ia
12c fancy thick 13Q14c; overweight
$50 to rs lbs q SC.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

- the home * .-Ts Dawseu, 4s7
Oak street 91 Dscerbs- to ninth.
Amos Dews1=1. end Mas Halan Smith
% Isl NIch!scz avenue. were mar
ried BY the Reverend J. Clark O.a1-
ger. who GesG .hc single ring cere-
irony &iss Smith made ,ovely
;'s.da Z her frock o. wh.Is crepe 10
-hiaS &1d ker Sr:daI .ssi held n
psscS vi;A dAlLoato ping acvcrs IIc-
bsS1ae. WAS a ss-oGy thug fashion
ed r. .Ar exquisite bIIoaI nave;s
4 - rsa.L2a Tia ycIas Sou2.o vera
f-a~ln A-knaan anc Nias Anna Con-
re. oo-n OF Hammond S5iss Cougar
vas esaontasly alfred N Due orcoc
&c cA:ns and carried = 5oque. OF
blending eo~sIs Tho Wedding took
pl.ce hcSors a sroop % r1.au>-ss ..na
friends NJ anc Mrs. Dswsen VII
live CD Ge- Dab HtrsA.
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Card of Thanks
CARD or rHA.rsS.

We wiAn to thAas1 oat many
friends rad pe!gtfo-s 9=r -n@ Kind
sympathy shown Us IN oar LAS be-
rleYeniens :n taS c1stA .. CT- be-
loved via Jy7oti.er. Daughter ana
sister. .SAao OF tGs spiritual F:S-
quet sad Gopers, and also sas T,<-
Ys4hkrs 81 St. Joseph's c,a7,rcH
ana also the Rev Father Angela fcr
h.s conso1ating words.
IoSo Ca1~2-uso ana family.
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cHIcAao LTvU sToCK


HOGS Receipts. $1,000 market is
10 to 15c lower. bulk. 5000 Ss5; top.
$40: heavyweight. S15Q SS5; medium
weight. S20QS4O. light bulk, 5000
SIS; TOP. $40, heavyweight. SIS a
SIS. medium weight S2oG $40; pigs.
s2oa $40
CATTLE Receipts. 5000 mar
ket steady beef steers: choice and
prime, l25o0 1890: medium and good
9oOq1150: good and choice, 1860
1850. common and medium. 7o0Q 100
butcher cattle: heifers, 5000 1000;
Gamers and cutters. cows and heif-
ers. 225@ 500
SHEEP Receipts. 5000: market
strong; fat lambs. 1850 g 1850 lambs
culls and common. 10000 1850, year
Iings. 100 1890. wethers, 75oQ $50.
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NOTICE

ire Security Benefit Association
VII hold an important business
meeting Wednesday. December 18th.
ia their hall. the Rimach building.
FRED ROBENHURsT JR.,
Financier.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

Chicken pie supper served By
ladies' OF the Centenary NJ z. church
At corner Towle and GostIin street
from to s, Thursday. December
IL Price SO cents.
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News and
Personals


9' 0PS nc -lo'e -
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Or Hveno.sd., a,..,,n- -. a.
nord .,f,vfl,er,. -. -,
zion has botn i,alx $50 80
part s-lear 81 ~ y-5t.ln.- .,,-5la~,.
a. Within r.vcr.on,. 49, Il
sicipa.irg goiry rapst arrange III
uke the seven cloc.z carc at the
four corners.
/ cards b,,o hon rc,.l,ad :, tf.
mond for an oven.n,- da9c,n.- -.
al 80 - ~ 49,, ~. r. 49,.
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-, 80 ne en-
s''..'s" when these mem
o"l nave VIII De even more inter
eSeins tais evening for plans have
oeeH H''le.e ioT christmas grab bag
Trinity Aid meets tomorrow. Wed
nesday. at one O'Clock promptly. The
hostesses who VIII welcome the la
dies are Mrs. Olson. Mrs. Wetherbv
and Mrs. Scherer An ~ +he Wi,
for the bazaar which d ~ \, -,
on Friday. shouId he t,rna7 d /. 49,
time.
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HOGS - Receipts 1000 Market
mostly 10 TO 15c lower. Close ac-
tive. Bulk mixed and packing grade
s710@ 1s5. bulk OF sales s7.sogs.15,
top $500
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EAST RUFALo

CATTLE Receipts. AS head: mar
ket slow; prime steers. 109115O.
shipping steers 1oQ1f5o: butcher
grades. $4,000. heifers. 550@ $50,
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PITTSBURGH

CATTLE-s supply. so head: market
steady; choice. 965 q 1919. prime. ga
$50: good. SGS75; tidy butchers, $50
q 965. fair. 675 Q $50. common. $50
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CHINA DISPLAY.

Mrs J. r. Stamm, 475 Summers
boulevard has somthing new in hand
raip.sd china. Display now open to
.slnas shoppers.
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LIVE: LOCAL
NEWS lads"
DOLL DIRE SsEs

AT wAssEY's FLOATING SHOP
Phone AS. 81 state ct, Hammnod.
We have about 100 Of them
for sale. We do Hemstitching with
gold or silver thread button holes.
buttons cornered. embroidering,
braiding. beading. tucking. fancy
stitching 12:2:1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

Renew your membership in the
Ted Cross begore Dec 10. One dol
lar per year Headquarters. room
IS Rtmbach Bldg, phone 40
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daughters of Israel Will give their
Ssh Annual Dance Wednesday
eTening. Dec. 10, al .Lyndora hotel.
Music will be furnished a2-9-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

The present year marks the forty
nth anniversary OF Edison's inven-
fion % the phonograph
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Hammond
Musical College.

Cor the study OF music IN all IA
branches. Phone 1898. "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

On Saturday night number Of
friends and relatives dropped in and
surprised George Andres. 2eS Michi
ban avenue. who was celebrating his
birthday Games and music We're
played and at a late hour a de-
licious lunch was served. Many
useful presents were given AIr. An
dres by the group who came. Among
those present were Mt and Mrs.
Ches. Giffen and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tippett. Mr. and Mrs
Ray Bell and family. Mr.. and Mrs
John Andres and family. MI. and
Mrs. Bob Johnson. SIR. and Mrs
Frank Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Hubs. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Sewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young and
family. Mrs Lily Bragonier, Miss
Florence Andres. Miss Laura Nicko-
as. AIr and Mrs Lee Niclles and
family. Clarence Barnes Hafford
Hart. Sophia Kralowetz, Mr.. and
Ms. Thomas Kier and family. John
Kier Chas. Andres. Otis Harmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hartman and
family. Mr.. and Mrs George An
dres and family
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PATTERsoN-El,1.cr

tie -ssids1ce CT Rev. : Glars
t'.7rlssl. 1o4 nstroit st~est. On Cs-
esno@T -. 1929. The marriage 81
bz.ls n Patterson md Miss Hazel
n 8c.co, beth IF Gary. Indiana. took
plsc- They we're accompanied by
y. F4vsaS aud Miss Ruth Patter-
80. q Gary. The single ring cere
nl.7y vas ussd. After congratula-
f.ons. he party returned to Gary for
ire welding dinner.
The friends OF Mrs. Maize r.-o
=. - e4sA4 to Kno,. ina. she
gone to her home after some time
IN St &asgaret's hospital. but she
VIII have to return to tho hospital
after the holidays
airs Fred Rose or Owosso. Arfrhi-
5an. who has been the guest or her
son and daughter tn-iaw. Mr.. and
Airs Clarence Auller or SIS Bauer
street for the past two weeks re
turned TO her home today.
Word has been received from Rus
sell ellison or Forest avenue that
he Is getting along as wei as can
b expected after his serious oper-
alton, which he underwent at the
Illinois Masonic hospital last week.
Everyone viii be more chan glad
70 hear that Russelrs condition IS
SO favorable
The fourth division OF the Ladies
Aid Society Of the First Methodist
church will hold an all-day meeting
At the home Of Mrs. Klein at 10
sibley street tomorrow. "Wednesday.
December 13. Pot-luck lunch will
be served at noon
Mrs. Albert Krumrei AIRS. John
kuhlman and Mrs. VIM. Norman Will
act as hostesses to the Ladies Aid
Society Of the St Johns lutheran
church 1t a luncheon given in the
basement Of the ST. Johns Lutheran
school on Towle street on Thurs
Gay. December IL. at ? o'clock.
Mss May fish has received a per
manent appointment as local man
ager for the Sterizol Company Of
Chicago. territory Hammond. and is
living with Mr. and Mrs. \. {.
Searfoss. 83s Truman boulevard.
.
on Thursday Mrs J. J. Ruff. Of
Carroll street. Will welcome the
members OF the Earthstene club
to her home for an enjoyable
luncheon a one o'clock
The Domestic Science department
OF. the Hammond Woman club will
hold its regular meeting on Thurs
day afternoon at two o'clock
promptly at the Washington school.
Miss Mckinley of Purdue University
viii have charge Of the afternoons
demonstration. Her topic is to be
short cuts in Sewing Any mem
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The Ladies Aid Society OF the
'rine Street Presbyterian church viii
hold it's. annual bazaar and sale Of
fancy work and bake goods on
Thursday. December the fourteenth.
Luncheon viii be served at five
thirty. This affair Of the PresbT
terian ladies promises 70 be a SPLEEN
aid one.
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Tomorrow at one o'clock viii find
the members or the second division
OF the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist church at the home OF
Mrs Wesley NJ Elstun, 1912 Forest
avenue. for a ono o'clock luncheon
Mrs r. Grothe and Mrs. NJ Monnett
VIII assist Mrs. Elstun.
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AT THE PARTHENON

-The Eternal Flame" a magnia
cont Lictnrizatlon Of Honore Bal
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The womans auxiliary Of St
Paurs Episcopal church will meet
on Thursday afternoon at two thir-
~ o'clock in the guild room of the
church Plans have been made to
pack the missionary box tomorrow
so everyone is asked TO appear with
her donations which it Is hoped viii
lie liberal
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Trinity Aid meets tomorrow. We'd
nesday. at ono O'Clock promptly. The
hostesses who VIII welcome the la
dies are Mrs. Olson. Mrs. Wetherby
and Mrs. Soherer All of the work
for the bazaar which is to be held
On Friday, should be turned in at this
time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

.irs Fred Rose or owosso. Michi-
Gan who has been the guest OF her
son and daughter-in-iaw. Mr.. and
Airs. Clarence Auller. OF SIS Bauer
street for the past two weeks re
turned to her home today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

The friends OF Mrs. Maize r.7o
=. % AAsA TO Sno,. tns.. sac n.s
gone to her home after some time
IN = &assaret's hospital. but she
VIII have to return to the hospital
after the holidays
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-12

The Baraca class OF the First
Baptist church held its first am
nual banquet last evening at tire
church. This class was organic d
one year ago. December 18Th, with
a membership &c IL, ana last ev-
ening was represented nv fifty
members out of class of GO en-
rolled Music was furnished by
members Of the Hammond Assoei-
ated orchestra. There were several
social numbers rendered by mem
bers Of the organization. Rever-
and Granger introduced the speak
er for the evening. DR. Sarber or
the First Baptist church Of Cary.
who gave splendid talk Every
one enjoyed a good time and the
class as whole invite every young
man between the ages OF sixteen
and twenty five to come out next
sunday morning at e.45 \. NJ