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THrf 'JTME3 Dec. 28. 102 by JACK FAfiR BBINGIHGUPBILL WHITING NEWS NOTES John Wclsby who leaves January 8th for St. Petersburg, Florida, to' spend the winter. Mrs.

Welsby is a member of this club. Tho ladles also invited their husbands. Those present were Mr. and John Welsby, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Shaw croft, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison, Mr. and Mrs-. Walter Ginther, Mr.

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MA 1 h4STFn oci SHE CDULOWY i I Ov Mrr A Baum poocl THCOc. oTDNEST I fJ I SaVV- I EST I 1 1 i TUU-VI I lPvv VJ rrTa-W 1 KVV JtK 1 -W I SrAt HOOKS VtWVTfc. I iiiiaaaMMaaaaaaawiiaiaa Mil ---law TiffSS -r-r STAR THE A THE TONIGHT "THE SECRETS OF PARIS," al-Bull Moatana la his fan an i character, "A LADY'S MAS." 13-27-2 Mr. and Mm. Hull and daughter Jan are spenSirg ths holidays with at Fort Wayne.

Ind. Ccn Grigscn of Oliver street left "Wednesday for Brookston. to spend a few- days -visiting- with rel- a Uvea. --i' i The Eastern Star Iqdge -will hold a special' meeting- tonight at 7:30. 'Initiation.

All members requested to he present. Owing- to the illness of Mrs. V. G. Swarts of Sheridan avenue the New Year's reception and Fortnightly will not be "held.

Mr. and Mrs. Warcn Eaton of 119th street spent Christmas with the latter3 parents in" Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs.

r. fleyden. of Penn-! sylvanla avenue have as their guest Mrs. Eoyd of Chicago. Mrs.

Dr. Thtbault formerly Miss Carrie Gillette will he hostess to the Twasl Bible Claea at the home of her mother Mrs. W. E. Gillette, 10S9 West Park atvnu tonight.

Miss. Agues JReed pT was the guest of Miss Louise Mat te ren over the week-end. Mrs. iBen Gordon and daughter, of Central avenue are spending the holidays with her parents at Wil jnette. 111.

Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Grubb and children spent Christmas with rel atives at Chicago Heights.

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Duchas of 119th. street have enorved In with the -latter's parents Mr. -and Sirs.

Mat Lock of Ohio avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders of avenue- entertained relatives and friends from Gary at din ner Christmas day. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kyle of Ohio avemie are entertainln-g Miss Mary Kyle, sister of Mr. Kyle and Mr. and Mrs. Webb.

Mrs. Kyle's sister and husband, all of Altoona, Penn, The Owl's Cluib will hold their annual entertainment and dance New Year's evening. Mr. and (Mrs. William Wilson of Sheridan, avenue motored to Wau-keran Sunday where they spent the day visiting relatives.

Mrs. William Griffith of Ohio avenue entertained relatives at a six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening In honor of iher sliter, Mrs. John iBeavens and daughters fMayme and Helen and son James of New Straitsville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs.

It. T. Morrow and daughter Belolt, Wisconsin, returned to their home after spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moras of 119th street and Mr.

and Mrs. WiHiam Morse, of Hammond. 'Mrs" Alfred Cohnaon ofi "White Oak avenue entertained at a family reunion Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Sass and Mrs. Henry Sass spent Christmas with Mrs. Sass parents la Chesterton, Ind. FYeel was a guest at the Ihorne of Miss 'Margaret Williams In Chicagro, Christmas day. The Birthday Clui which consists of twelve ladles from Whiting gave a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening at the hotme of Mr.

and Mrs. N. C. Douglas on Laporte avenue. It was Riven, in honor of Mr.

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I ASSURE YOU BEST RESULTS AT LOWER COST Dr. Wetherell, Specialist rHMiTamlTETB enjoyed a most delightful evening. Mrs. John Blaud, who has been -very ill at her home on Roberts avenue is nicely" improving. Mrs.

J. C. Shlppley of South Chicago visited several of her friends in Robertsdale yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Buehler of Amy avenue entertained her children and their families to dinner on Christmas day.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Benson of Roberts avenue entertained her sons John and Gilbert who attend school at Purdue, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Benson and Mr.

and Mrs. George Benson, of Hammond, on Christmas day. On Christmas day (Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown Roberts avenue, entertained the following friends to dinner, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Kail as of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. T. Baird and Mrs.

Mamie Baird and son Harry of Roberts avenue, Mrs. M. Melvin who has been visiting her sons Joseph and John Melvin, for several days, left for her home at Cincinnati, Ohio, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Starring of Myrtle avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of Calumet avenue, at dinner on Christmas day, after which the two couples attended a theatre in Chicago in the evening1. Mr.

and Mrs. August Sohmittle of Superior avenue entertained their son Elmer Bauer and family-to dinner on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamlin of In dianapolis attended a theatre in Chicago last evening.

Don't -forget the Old Settlers club on Tuesday, evening when Mrs. Con-roy will put on her "big show. A big drawing card id the boxing match between Mike McCoorty and Denis McCarty, also the wonderful troupe of dancing girls and other similar stunts. Every old settler is urged to be, present. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Rowe of Pearl street entertained the latter's sister Mrs. J. (Black and family of Chicago on Christmas day.

The MJsses Doris-and Vivian Rowe re- turned horhe with them to several days of their school' vacation. Mrs. Beatrice Bly was granted a decree of divorce by Judge Greenwald in Gary on Tuesday, her maiden name Miss Beatrice Stanton was restored to her. Those aoeompanying (her to Gary were her father Mr. C.

Stanton, her brother Charles and Miss Mabel Wickhorst and in the evening the party attended a theatre in -Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Arnold, of Lake avenue are entertafning their daugh ters Mw Mayer and Mies Arnold of Marshalltown, Iowa, over the C. Stanton of Roberts avenue 1 I HI lk.1.

MCKL 1 and Mrs. Norman Emmerson, Mr. I and Mrs. Braley, Mr. and Mrs.

Al-j bert Oleson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eat- on, Mr. and Mrs. William Griffith.

Mr. and Mrs. Cash Vincent. Mr. and "Fred Hags.

Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Douglas.

The many friends of Miss Mary M. Kozlenka surprised her at her home on 224 121st street. Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in dancing and music after which delicious luncheon was The guests departed at a late hour after having spent a most enjoyable evening. BOY SCOUT SBHS Troop 2 Makes a Showing Last Tuesday evening Troop 2 of the Whiting- Boy Scouts presented the two short plays that they have been working on for some time past.

They portrayed the first and last days of summer camp and were A ScoH-'it'-s Honor end A Strenuous Afternoon. Under the "direction of the Boys Scoutmaster, 'Mr. Fred Hadley, It was voted a great success. There was a very satisfactory attendance and the boys (have reason to he proud of their achievement. The evening's opened with a very interesting feature, Mr.

Scott, the Scout Executive, for the Hammond Council of the B. S. of A. gave a most interesting address on "Scouting" with its realtion to the parents, troop committees and the community at 'large, and also told something of what the Scouts masterly handling of his subject dm pressed all who were privileged to hear him and proved a source of in spiration and help to the assembled scouts. The hoys took their aud ience away with them into the great open spaces and woodlands and swimming beaches.

The first play showed a ftyoy who was on the wrong track, he was a ecout and was working on his tests but showed that the great teaching of the Oath and Law had not been thor oughly understood by him. He de serts camp and while away rescues a hoy, of whom he 4s Jealous, from drowning. His better nature re asserting itself he refuses the medal that is offered him and starts all over again and he -finally becomes a First-Class Scout gets his medal and incidently becomes a flrst-clase fellow and citizen. The second play shows in a most amusing way the conversion of a crabby old farmer from his abhorence of hoys and a realization- of the sterling qualities of hoys trained in scout ing. Scoutmaster Fred Hadley, as the Camp Director and Assistant Scoutmaster Stanley Nicholson, as the old hayseed farmer in their argument for jand against the Boys, drew forth roars of laughter and the earT nest support of the two miscreants who were on their honor and so, of course, confessed everything made quite an Impression.

Troop 2 are to be congratulated upon having put on so good play and for having such excellent leadership. 3 PRJWCBSS THEATRE TO.VIGHT "THE PRIDE OF PAXiOMAR," front the aovel by Peter B. Knr, with Marjorl Daw asi Forest StaaJer, 12-28-1 The party attended the Trianon on Wednesday evening at 62nd and Cottage Grove avenue were Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gehr- ke, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Ettler, Mr. and Mrs. G. Saunders, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Wtllette, Mr. and Mrs. Bartell, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Creasbaum and Charles SDamsburg. They reiport (having Whitim AdcsrtiacmcntQ Aro Winners far Cieetl Faraltarc Ga ta Self, 4-1 WANTED Waitress for Banqust, Dec. 31st, for particulars apply 652 119th et.

Phone 573-J Whiting. 12-27-2 WANTED -In Whitin', two furnished rooms tfo rllght housekeeping or room and board for two, telephone A. J. Parkin, Whiting 375-J. 12-28-2 PRIXCESS THEATRE T03SIGHT "THE PRIDE OF PALOM.4B," from be novel by Peter Km, with Marjorle Daw and Fattest Staaley.

12-28-1 The Whiting Savings and Loan Association will tell you how It can help yea save your money and put it to work for you. 12-28-1 STORE Hammond, Ind. 9Y was a ibusiness visitor in Hammond yesterday. Miss Vera Shade of Chicago spent Christmas with iher -sister Mra A. Hendrickson and family of Lake avenue.

Misa Anna Lee James of cKlcago, was a guest at the Anderson home on Lake avenue yesterday. DYER The married ladies and the young ladies of St. Joseph's parish will give a bazaar Thursday evening of this week. Everyi body is invited to come and enjoy themselves. i Mr.

and Jesse R. Johnson returned to their home at Morrison, after spending several days here with relatives. (Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Geisen of Crown Point spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nondorf. Mr. and Msr.

Stlffler were out of town visitors this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoffman of Hammond and Mr.

and Mrs. Kd. Herr-' man of Chicago Heights, spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nondorf.

(Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Scheldt and family spent Christmas day with Barbara and Tillie Scheldt.

II. E. Keilman and son Edward, of Hobart spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. Mat Schmidt and eon August, spent.

Sunday with relatives here. COOK Mr.iand Mrs. Ed. Menzenbcrger, and son spent Christmas with Mrs. Menzenberger's parents, and Mrs.

Alfred Schmal. Misses Olive and Christine Stark of Chicaigo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stark and son of Hammond spent Christmas with.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stark and family. Frank Hero, who had been in a critical condition for some time at St. Margaret's (hospital, passed away on Sunday a.

ifuneral todk otunes AT ME holidays in Hammond at the home of her da-uighter Mrsr M. J. Schillo. Indiana INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! SOUTH, BEND The fiery cross of the 'Ku Kl-ux Klan has 'been burning! on the hills of this district nightly, accompanied by the explosion of bombs. The klan is preparing foi an initiation of memhers from So.

Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart and other towns nearby. FORT WAYNE Russia's soviet government will eventually give way to a real democracy according to James P. Goodrich," former governor who spoke before Rotarlans here. Goodrich has made several trips to Russia to study conditions there in behalf of the Harding administration. He predicts that the Russian peasant will become the dominating force in the new Russia.

TIPPECANOE Gangrene poisoning, which had already cost him one leg, made necessary the amputation of Hiram Eversole's other leg. One limb was amputated about a year ago. FORT WAYNE Henry Moser refused to buy coal' for his wife for home use, causing her great suffering she charged. Judge J. V.

Mun-goveh agreed with the woman that her husband was guilty of cruelty and sentenced him to serve 6 months in prison and pay a fine of $300. WARSAW Forty-one per cent of nearly 6.000 school children in Kosciusko county are under weight according to reports of the county Red Cross nurse. WABASH Klwanians of Kosciusko and Wabash counties may join with other organizations to pass upon legislation proposed for the next session of the Indiana general assembly next January. Members of selves as opposed to many resolu- tions proposed for adoption. w.

H. SCItOGGS of Buffalo, N. who savs "Neutron Prescription 89" cured him of rheumatism after everything else, even a change of climate, failed. "Whilt, working for Dodge a sudden attack of rheumatism crippled me all up. My leg-s, lenees and feet swelled to double sise.

Western doctors did not help me and I had to stop work. "I- then came East, my cousin thlnklne a cha nge of climate would help. Instead, I trot worse than ever; my arms becoming so useless that my wife had to feed me through a tube. Eastern doctors and remedies proved no better than those of Detroit. "Every day my cousin urged me to try "Neutrone Prescription It had cured him.

So. with little faith, I began to take this, wonderful remedv. Truly. It eeemed that a miracle had happened. Swellings went down, my crippled joints straightened out and in two, weeks I was back to worU.

as well or even better than ever. Three bottles cured me, but I took a couple more to drive out any trace of rheumatic poison. 'Neutrone Prescription 99 put me back to work, and I have worked steadily ever since. It cured me and I trust this letter will persuade sufferers to get the same help that I They will never regret "Neutrone Prescription "99" now comes in tablet as weU as liquid' form, -whichever is preferred. Leading Druggists everywhere, -z rrJ.

lr Items 1 1 2 HAWKS 50M TlNWCtR Sundays: Whiting, Indiana 9 to 12, noon. 3 EAST CHICAGO 706 Chicago Are. 4918 Maroon St 4751 Alexander Are. INDIANA HARBOR 3447 Mkh. A-e.

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Hours: 9 to 12; 2 to 8. HAMMOND 580 State Lire St 674 Hohman St. 249 N. Hohman SL 324 State SL 359 Calumet Atc. 835 Calumet Aye.

WHITING 308.119th St. 758 Indiana Boulevard American family BARS SOUTH BENDBread prices have taken a jump of three cents with the ending of the local bakers "war." Prices have advanced from seven to ten and from ten to thirteen cents for small and large loaves respectively. Purchase of theBusse Baking Company of this city by the Ward baking interests of Chicago, ended the price war here. TEJLRE HAUTE Two unmasked bandits last night raided the drug, store of Jack Crapo here. was covered with revolvers while the bandits rifled his cash register and made away with $85 in cash.

TERRE HAUTE Charles Minshall has deeded his home here to the Womans Club of Terre Haute for a period of five years. Minshall recently donated a site for the proposed new fresh air mission to the local mission hoard. A. P. SPAGHETTI OR 16-0z.

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parents. Peter Sauer, of Chicago, spent Christmas with hia parents. Mr. Shea, who has ibeen suffering i i i from an attack' of pneumonia, is improving I iMr. and Mrs.

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