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The Nome nugget., 1927-06-25

.hlS h -ho uuS4 Frank Nordstrom Mrs. Anna Malsago Mrs. Rose Motanic E Borup w H Suksdorf and wife Fred Suksdorf Chas. Diekman and wife D E LaMontague o J LaMontague w. Holly E B Dell H. G. Gabrielson and wife C L Hershman and wife T Fisher
 J Kozakewicz
 M Strand
 J. Weiner
 J Sirln
 T. Brunswick C Jolin
 A. White
 R Paul
 G. Roll
 R D Ingram
 T Nelson
 P. Nelson
 F. O'Brien
 G Scott
 J Molos
 L Sahlin
 E. Olson
 c. T Haering
 E Gilbert
 J. P. Larsen
 NJ J Connolly F Weimer
 R A. Hill
 F. D Schultz E Gay
 J Carroll
 C Mcintosh
 P. Mcintosh
 P. J Turmen w Pangman J. Kanari 0 Engstrom C. Juickstad A. J Bergeron G Lablin N. Spagnilo c. R Peck J J Kevern Carl Wicklund J Marsovich E Sutherland J Enquist Gust Fledden N. o. Leding P L Willett w. o. Ttate J. 4 McArdle Nels Johnson c Erickson N. Hope C. F. Miller A Johnson T. Brown G Lapsanky C. Pearson w. E. Wagner A Pederson W. Catens E. Webster F L Rice K. Rice C. Rice B. c Stark c F. Davis P. Cosman J. s. Mcintosh J fleming J. Letro J Speranza H. A. Anderson H. Anderson F Shirley W Heering F. Ccgnan Jr. J. L Blackwell L Swanson J. Bergman A B. Ba ckstrom W. Magnuson c GaTson M K. Nulluka R. F. Eueler J Swedman NJ. Rappe T. A. Power q Holmes J W. Stewart D Kelly J. E. Cahill
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s.sscribe for the N.ssst
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-11
MISS NJ CONNELL HOSTESS
TO BASKETBALL MEMBERS.

Lasting until an early hour this
morning the party given last evening
to the local basketball girls and their
friends by Miss Mary Nc Cornell
was wonderful social success. The
games, including dancing and the
bumper table of refreshments were
pleasantly enjoyed and appreciated
and at the end Of the affair it was
unanimously voted Miss Mary was
splendid hostess.
Attending the party were the
Misses Sigrid Merritt, Sigrid Ros-
ness, Katherine Neville, Cecil Leslie,
Elsie Leslie, Dorothy Baughman,
Roberta Mcintosh, Elsa LARSON,
H. F. Morton araSullimfwypfwyp
Wilma Harrison, Clara Manthey, vi
ola Sheldon and Mrs. H. f. Morton
and Mrs. E. F. lessen. Messrs Irwin
Rose, Elmer McNemee, Pat Las
TRANCE, ]. G. Cotter, A. N. Lenhart,
Bob Willis, R. H. Stevenson, Eddie
DeHart, Robert Sanders, Francis
Leslie, Leonard Hopkins and Wayne
Galloway.
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BARRYMORE,S RETURN

The Liberty Theatre announces
the most important picture Of its
season in THE Sea Beast" which
opens tonight.
This perturbation Of Herman
Melville's "Moby Dick" was selected
by John Barrymore for his return to
the screen under contract with
Warner Brothers, after his stage
triumphs as the greatest Hamlet"
of his generation.
Barrymore, who has not been seen
in pictures since, as Beau Brum-
MEL" he won the gold medal for the
greatest acting Of the 1924 season, is
said to have contributed another
masterpiece of acting to the screen
in the role of Ahab Ceeley, the fight
ing sailor whose towering pride and
mighty strength carried him through
blistering passion and murderous
adventure
"Moby Dick the name of white
whale of the demonic power has, as
novel, been accepted as the most
authentic and stirring of all Ameri-
can stories of sea adventure. AS a
screen play, it has been greeted as
the mightiest of all, in a season Of
remarkable pictures. 1t is a story Of
the whaling days of 1910 with a
scene that shifts from New England
across the seas to Java.
The picture was adapted to the
screen by Bess Meredith and direct
ed by Willard Webb. Titles were
written by Rupert Hughes. The cast
includes Dolores Costello and George
O'Hara.
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THE NICARAGUAN SITUATION

AS far can be judged from reports touching on the
situation in Nicaragua it is where revoutionaries are
endeavorng to unseat the administration Of President
Diaz, which was chosen by ballot by resortng to arms
The situation confronted the Gales government oil
Mexico, and might have succeeded but for the policy of
the United States which to the effect that it would
assist properly elected government against revolution
airy assaults until the people learned that the ballot was
the recourse to effect change.
In view of the responsibilities imposed by the Mon
roe doctrine the United States is compelled to maintain
wachfu eye the Western hemisphere and assure to
other nations full protection of their rghtful interests
To allow Central America to revert to the epoch of
rent revolutionary changes not only endangers American
interests but those of other nations while at the
time entaing international complications and general
chaos in the countries affected.
That the policy of American interference is sound in
principle shown when sporadic attempts made
to launch revolutionary movements in Cuba Since the
Cubans learned that this would not be tolerated. they have
made rapid strides along the line of self government and
have found the ballot better medium than the rife for
correcting abuses
Thus the country is faced with the alternative of
nouncing the Monroe doctrine and allowing injured
lions to exact whatever redress their military power will
permit maintain the responsibility the doctrine i'm
poses fair illustration Of surrenderng the initiative
foreign nations is shown in the of China where
cessons secured redress for real fanced inter
national wrongs. The United States does not desire to
have a similar situation on the Western hemisphere
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MAY TAKE GUNS AWAY

CHICAGO, Jan. II. (P-Strong eff
forts to take guns and machine guns
from gangsters will be made at the
open conference of police chiefs and
prosecuting attorneys from all large
Middle West cities, which will be held
in Chicago January % and 20.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-11

The handball teams Hopkins-Shell-
horn and Morton Galloway are
scheduled to meet this evening at
5 o'clock.
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NOTICE

American Legion meeting tonight al
s o'clock in the Seward Grill.
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Your. best girl wonders if you are
taking her to the Candy Cottage
after the show to have Seattle Vel
vet Ice Cream.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-11

Ask for the film in the yell,w box.
Eastman's Films. Schallerer's Alaska
Shop.
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General Andrews, dry car, wants Congress to ap-
prove the manufacture Of 100000 gallons of medicinal
liquor year. Must be expecting epidemic Of fu
something.
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Bread and Nut Balls

One cup stale bread crumbs, one
half teaspoon salt. one cup chopped
nut meats, one teaspoon powdered
sage, one tablespoon melted butter,
one-fouyth teaspoon celery salt,
white pepper to taste, two eggs.
Beat the eggs. add bread crumbs,
nuts, butter and seasoning. Make
into round balls and fry in hot fat
or bake for twenty minutes in mod
crate oven. serve hot with brown
sauce. MRS. REELOCK,
265 8. Elder Ave-, city.
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Narraganset Salad

Use equal parts of hickory nuts
walnutS and almonds, blanching the
latter and putting the walnut meats
for ten minutes in water in which
onions are boiling. Add tiny bits
of celery and pour over good salad
dressing. Put a bit of sweet whipped
cream on top and garnish with
round slices cut from long radish
Do not peel as the dainty pink rim
adds to the appearance.
MRS. ADDIE MASCHER.
r. r. 2, Seymour, Ind.
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Two cups hot riced potatoes, one
fourth cup cream or milk, one-half
teaspoon salt, one-eighth teaspoon
pepper, few grains Of cayenne, yolk
of one egg, one-third cup chopped
pecan nuts, one-half teaspoon bak-
ing powder. Mix all ingredients
with fork until light, Shape as for
croquettes. Roll in bread crumbs.
Dip in egg which has been mixed
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New Richmond, Ind.
Nut Croouettes

Mash the nuts to a smooth paste;
to each cupful Of paste add one Ia
blespoon of butter, two tablespoons
cream, the grated rind of one lemon
one teaspoon of salt, dash of cay
enae and the well-beaten yolks OF
two eggs. Form into croquettes, dip
in egg, then in powdered bread
crumbs and fry in deep fat. Serve
with lemon juice and garnish with
parsley. ESSIE GROSH.
Arcadia, Ind.
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One and one-half pounds Of
French chestnuts. one-third cup of
butter, one cup stale bread crumbs,
one-half cup scalded' milk, salt and
pepper to taste. Remove the shells
from the nuts, and blanch by pour
ing boiling water over them. Allow
them to stand five minutes when
the brown skin can be removed with
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Fruit and Nut Salad

Cut into fine pieces enough crisp
celery to make one cupful, two cups
of. diced apples, one cup of English
walnut meats chopped fine, two or
three oranges cut into small pieces,
carefully, slices of pineapple. Ar
range salad on individual plates,
first slice Of pineapple, on that the
celery, apples and nuts, well mixed,
with dots of orange in the center.
Serve with thick mayannaise.
"A. COURTNEY.
1744 N. Pennsylvania ST., City.
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Graham Cracker Salad

Two and one-half pounds graham
crackers, two boxes marshmallowS,
one-half pound English walnuts, one
pound dates. Grind nuts, dates, and
roll crackers. cut marshmallows in
small pieces. Mix all the ingredi-
ents and form in a long roll or LOAF
Wrap in waxed paper and let stand
twenty-four hours before serving.
Cut in slices and serve with
whipped cream.s This will make
twenty-five servings.
EDITH L. FERGUSON
r. r.. /, Kirklin, Ind.
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the fingers. Cook the nuts in boil
ing sailed water until tender. prob
ably about half an hour. Mash fine
ly, add the butter and seasoning
also bread crumbs which have had
scalded milk poured over them. Mix
we'll and use for stuffing either
chicken or turkey.
MRS. HARRISON.
$40 Ewing St., City.
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Cranberry Sauce

One quart of cranberrieS, two cups
of sugar, one whole orange, one-half
cup of black walnut kernels cut in
small pieces. Stem and wash berries,
run through a meat grinder also
grind whole orange. Add two cups
of sugar and the walnutS. Let
stand over night. JOY MAC.
5945 Broadway, City.
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Maple Nut Mold

Four cups brown sugar. one cup
cornstarch, five and one-third cups
Of water, eight egg whites, one and
one-third cups nut meats, third
teaspoon maple fiavoring, pinch of
salt. Mix cornstarch to paste
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Sift together two cups white flour,
two cups graham flour, four tea
spoons of baking powder. One-half
cup Of sugar and a pinch of salt.
Add one cup Of chopped walnuts.
Beat one egg we'll. Add two cups of
milk, adding gradually to dry Ina
gradients. Form into a loaf in a
bread pan. Let raise twenty min
utes, Bake forty-1lve minutes in a
slow oven.
MRS. JAMES OVERBY.
OFT E. Sixty-Second ST., City.
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EInRed Nuts

Put desired amount Of nut meats
into saucepan and cover with milk,
Let simmer until tender then mash,
press through sieve and stir until
smooth. Moisten with lemon juice,
then put around sides of bowl. Fill
center Of bowl with whipped cream,
VIVIAN GOODWIN.
RutIarville. Ind.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

with little cold water. Roll in
bread crumbs again and fry in deep
hot fat until brown. Drain on un-
glazed paper and serve.
MRS. lola RUNYON.
r. r. p, Box 399 Fl, City.
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HUNTERS USE PLANES

Too Many Cattle Die in Deer
Chases; Farmers Protest.
Rg United Press
KERRVILLE, Tex, Dec. 16.-Air-
planes are being used by several
sportsmen in this vicinity in hunt
ing deer.
But the practice has resulted In
the death of so many cattle that
ranchmen are threatening to use
anti-aircraft guns to stop 1t.
Whether the hunters mistake the
cattle for deer or whether they are
just practicing has not been dis
covered.
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boiling water to cover them. Add
a piece Of lemon rind and one tea
spoon salt. When soft remove the
ring and rub chestnuts through a
sieve. Then pour over them, STIR
ring all the time, two quarts of
white stock, one-half cup of cream,
two tablespoons flour and one table
spoon butter. Season to taste with
salt and pepper. Bring to a boiling
point, remove from the fire and
serve hot. GENE MEYER.
219 S. Meridian ST., city.
Spiced Nuts
Holiday sailed nuts are decidedly
delicious after they are delicately
Drowned in olive oil. and Sprinkled
with ground cloves and cinnamon.
MRS. JESSIE j. OWENS.
Lizton, Ind.
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English Nut Salad

Turn one cup English walnut
meats into a saucepan; add a slice
of onion, a small blade Of mace and
one-half a bay leaf Cover with
boiling water. let boil ten minutes
and drop into cold water thirty
minutes. Drain, dry in a towel and
cut into several pieces. Peel two
large tart apples and cut in small
pieces. Add the nuts. mix with
mayonnaise, serve on crisp lettuce
leaves and garnisA with whipped
cream
MISS TONE FERGUSON.
Cloverdale, Ind.
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916 E. Twenty-Nint St., City.

One and one-half cups pumpkin.
one-half cup sugar, one teaspoon
cinnamon, one-half teaspoon gin
ger, one-half teaspoon salt, two
eggs, two cups milk, one-half cup
nut meats. Add ingredients in or
der given. Turn into pie crust and
bake, starting with a high tempera-
ture, then reducing it, Cook until
none of the filling adhereS when a
silver knife is inserted. Serve with
whipped cream.
MRS. C. D. HOOVER.
1921 w. Thirty-Fifth ST., City.
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Chestnut Scum

Boil one quart of cheStnuts for
twenty minutes, then remove shells
and brown inner skin, and put them
into saucepan with sufficient
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Tzoenty Recipes for. Using
Nuts Win Times Prizes

all housewife readers of
various dishes for the holidays Just striped
the holiday
ganhes
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walnut sandwich FiIIlng

Cream one cup brown sugar and
one-half cup butter. Stir in one
half cup chopped walnut meats and
spread between thick slices of whole
wheat bread
MRS. P. w. JOHNSON,
General Delivery, Noblesville, Ind.
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$40 Ewing st., City.
Christmas Candle Salad

Lay a slice Of pineapple on a
lettuce leaf and surround with salad
dressing. For the candle, stand a
half of a banana, upright in the
center of the pineapple slice. On top
of the banana place a red cherry,
keeping it in place with a tooth
pick. A shred of cocoanut in the
cherry will make good wick. Lay
strips of green pepper around 1t.
MRS. w. P. SLOAN.
20S1 Caroline Ave-, City.
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Christnoas Salad
Sailed Almonds

Blanch one-half pound shelled
almonds in boiling water and re-
move skins. Put one teaspoonful
butter in pie pan and place in a
hot oven. When it is melted put
the almonds into it and stir until
well coated with butter. Cook until
delicate brown, stirring often SO
that they may brown evenly with
out burning. Drain on unglazed
paper and sprinkle with salt. Do not
enclose in box or tin until perfectly
cold.
q TT MCLEAN
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with water. Bring rest of the water
to boil and add paste and brown
sugar, stirring constantly until
clear. Pour over the beaten egg
whites and beat, Add favoring and
nuts and pour in molds.
GEORGIA GIBSON.
GIG E. Twenty Ninth ST., City.
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Creamed WaInuts

Two cups confectioner's sugar,
white of one egg, one teaspoon
vanilla extract, two teaspoons cold
water, one pound English walnuts.
Mix sugar. unbeaten egg Write, van
lila and water into a stiff paste.
Shape into little balls, press between
halved walnuts. Stoned dates also
may be filled with this cream.
MRS. RAY MATHEWS
425 s. Temple Ave., City.
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NAAStA@SA SAANJ -
Each reader whose recipe is print
ed today will receive a prize of a
81 check from The Times. Next
Friday will be the day for soups.
You who will be serving a complete
dinner on Christmas and New
Years Day will want to know how
to give your family and guests some
thing different in the way of soup?
Each Of you send in a recipe for
soup, any kind, to compete for next
Fridays twenty. prizes. The soup
reciptes must be in by Wednesday
noon.
Each day except Friday The
Times prints q miscellaneous recipe
for which a prize of a one dollar
cheek is given. These recipes for
any dish may be sent in any time.
One person should send only one
recipe each week. They should be
mailed to the Recipe Editor of The
Times.
Send in your soup recipes right
away.
Here are the recipes for using
nutsl
Christmas Salad
Gut the sections of two large
g-apefruitS in small pieces, being
careful to remove all partitions and
tough parts. Drain off juice and
add one cup chopped celery, one
cup chopped tart apples and one
half cup hickory nuts. Mix with
mayonnaise and serve on lettuce or
cabbage leaves. Garnish with round
pieces of pimentos cut to resemble
holly berries and pieces of green
peppers cut to stimulate holly
leaves.
MISS LOUISE FERRY
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Favorite Nut Bread

Cloverdale, Ind.
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Nut and Potato Croquettes

r. r. 2, Seymour, Ind.
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720 Pairs rayon plated
full length hose; fine ribbed;
fully reinforced; first quail
ties; sizes 61a to 9. Assorted
colors.
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HONORS FATHER
WITH MEMORIAL
Nphn Vile of CoIfax Gives
100000 to Hospital.

I'm making this gift in mem
DRY of my father, Jacob e. Vile,
the best man / ever knew" explained
John w. Vile of ColfaX, Ind, in
presenting a gift of 100000, the
largest single contribution the in
stitution has ever received, to the
Methodist Hospital.
Announcement Of the gift was
made at the annual meeting of the
board of trustees of Indiana Meth
odist HOSPITALS, Thursday, by Dr.
Charles NJ. Duncan, executive sec
rotary. The money will be used for
a new nurses home.
Additional gifts totaling $4,000
were received. Henry Shobe,
trustee of Linden. gave $26,194.1o,
and the will of the late Rev. Will
liam p. McKinsey, former trustee,
provided a $4,000 gift.
A State building committee to
spend 81 100000 for new buildings in
the near future was appointed by
Arthur V. Brown, board president.
1t is composed of Fred Hoke, chair
man: Arthur r. Baxter, William l..
Taylor, Arthur V. Brown and DIR.
George NJ. Smith, all of Indian
apolis; Charles A. Wood of Muncle,
and Joseph p. Allen of Greencastle.
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Deaths

Grace Adams IS Christian Hospital,
diabetes.
Virginia h. Mckay. 8, Riley Hospital,
Kate Lineburg, IS. 646 Y. st. Clair.
chronic myocarditis.
Emory Bowen, 10. Methodist Hospital,
appendicitis.
William Nagle. q Long Hospital. acct
dental.
Ralph johnson 90. city hospital, acct
dental.
Mathew S. Richardson. As. 1852 E.
Washington, toxic goiter.
Betty Martin, 6. Methodist Hospital car
cinoma.
Eddie. Elwood Brown. 8 Clark BalSeslee
Hospital nephritis
William p Passions. 60, 1923 Arsenal.
James pitts. So. $685. Massachusetts.
tuberculosis meningitis
Lille Bell Wright, "a. 3035 n. Meridian.
arteriosclerosis
william II. White, 53. 1916 Barth.
chronic myocardits.
CarlS Perry. Sc. 1927 E. Twelfth, inilu-
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FASHION NOTES
o BROWNING CASE
Goose Coats Being Designed
in Paris.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, April 15.-Paris has drawn
its latest fashion inspiration from the
Peaches" Browning divorce trial in
America.
Fashion is nothing if not tickle, so
Paris. taking as a base the famous
gander that caused New York so
many laughs, has gone one better
and adopted the gander's better half,
the goose.
The goose is to be fashions next
victim, the successor to the poor
ostrich, the disdainful heron, the
eider.duck, the growing cock, etc.
Surgeons of the mode already are
at work on the new Paris sensation
the goose coat, which has been de-
cided upon as the dernier cri for the
coming summer.
Hundreds of geese are being seized
killed, skinned. The skins are being
artistically treated and made into Ia
shionable coats of snowy down.
The Paris conturiers refuse to be
interviewed on their latest invention,
for It is not planned to launch the
goose coat until June. 1t will prob
ably be on the occasion of the Grand
Prix that Paris prettiest name
gums will display the beauty and
grace of the latest innovation.
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Bank Cashier in Jail

T
VALPARAISO, Ind, April 15.-
XXX hrles II. Cannon, cashier Of the
NJrter County State Bank, closed
this week, was in Jail today.
Examination of his accounts by State
bank examiners showed his ac-
counts $4,000 short. Loss to de-
positors will be heavy, according to
Thomas ID. Barr assistant State
bank commissioner.
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Births
Girls

\nlohn and Gertrude Kappus. Methodist
W1pital.
WSulian and Catherine Bobbs. Methodist
Hospital.
John and Grace Farr 1888 Bloyd. -,
Leonard and Malissa King. l924 W.
Tenth. o 49,
Gernia and Mildred Osborne 1149 Blaire.
Thurnie and Ida Bullock. 325 +. Morris.
Leo and Ethel Curran, 1882 LeGrande.
James and Edna pemaree. A S. Dear
born.
Thomas and Helen Perkins. 531 Cole.
Boys
Clyde and Faye Trcster, Methodist Hos
Frederick and Nellie Meyers, 1117 Park.
Oda and Edna Coffey, *59 n. Keystone.
william and Lila Gibson 1000 W.
Twenty-Fifth
Hedrick and Alice Huck, 566 N. Miley.
Frank and Corrine Mitchell, ZOOS E.
Washington, go ,,-,.
Wesley and Helen Milhoan. 1905 Holli-
day,
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4|!JACKERS SENTENCED
Two Ex-State Policemen Get Three
Months Terms.

BB United Press
HAMMOND, Ind, April 10
Three members of the Lake County
liquor ring who pleaded guilty to
hi.jacking whisky, started serving
Jail sentences of three months each
today.
Those sentenced by Judge Thomas
w. Slick in Federal Court Thursday
were Henry Leboeuf, East Gary JUS
tce of the peace, and Arthur Brook
man and Ralph White of Hammond,
ex-State motor policemen.
Otto Schectal, Sam Johnson and
Neil and John Norstrand, all of
Gary, also started serving two-year
sentences in Leavenworth Federal
prison after conviction for robbery
of interstate shipments.
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RayOn, Pongee
Dresses, $A.95

Very pretty handmade
dresses in several attractive
styles, all finished with
drawnwork. Long or short
sleeves, pleats and pockets.
In colors of blue, pongee.
honeydew, green, orchid and
white. Sizes 16 to AZ.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Don Gray % $50 \. Alabama, meat
cutter: Alice Chestnut, 10, 52S n. Ala
Noble Day. %. Smith Valley, Ind.
switchman; Fern Hawkins, II, 1901 N.
August Pantle. 40. 91O Greer foreman;
Louise Tegeder. 81. 116 Bosart inspector
Zelma Honchkins, %, 426 W. New York,
factory employe.
Merle Johnston. 81. SIG y. Illinois
salesman: Thelma Fnchum, Is. 945 N.
Illinois, machine operator.
Stanley Cathiser. IS. 50 S. Belle Vieg
maintenance engineer Fairy Pollard. 2S.
3271 Central Ave. clerk.