Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 18 June 1913 — Page 16

16 Wednesday, June 18, 191 IS. 3 OS lon't be like the Young Clan who has to Pass mae ppoirtaianfly of accepting a Good Position because he hasn't funds on hand to go ahead. There arc always Opportunities to better your condition and most of them require funds. Is Always Rapping at Your Door; Be Prepared.

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Directors: PETER W. MEYN, A. M. TURNER, W. C. BELMAN, JOHN N. BECKMAN, . JOS. W. WEIS, DAVID T. EMERY,

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I operations th society last night serred two more of its members with noJtlco that they have thirty days In ! which to show causo why they should not bo ousted from the medical or- ' ganlzatlon.

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MEDICAL SOCIETY TO ASK SPECIAL PROSECUTOR The Gary Medical aorfety at its mrrtlBK last night named a committee to wait npon Juilsm Reiter and McMahon to request that a Hpeeial prosecutor he appointed to proaecnte the illegal operation charges aKainnt Dr. Inrarl Millstone of the Gary health board.

Dr. Israel Millstone, secretary of the Gary health board, last night was expelled from the Gary Medical society on the charge of unprofessional conduct. Dr. Millstone has been arrested recently in connection with the deaths of two Gary married women, wno died following the performance of an illegal operation. His cases are pending in the courts. Two mere On Rack. The Gary health officer pleaded that the society defer action as it might ltJure his cases in the courts but this request was denied. Last night's meeting was held at the Carnegie library. In pursuance of its plans to stamp out the crime of performing illegal

Chief of Police Leo McCormack will today issue orders which if enforced will mean a sane fourth for East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. The edict

will go forth to all the merchants of the Twin Cities handling fireworks that the sale of dangerous cannon fire crackers, blank cartridges and all pistols is forbidden. Purchasers of the same from other places where they are able to procure them are warned that officers will confiscate all fireworks which come under the ban, found In their possession. For several years the East Chicago police department has sought to put down the use of dangerous explosives which result in many deaths annually, to say nothing of painful injuries to children and adults. While they have not been able to entirely do- away with their use they have very materially bettered conditions and this year they intend to exercise stricter vigilance than ever before.

POPULAR MEMBER OF BRITISH SOCIETY RETURNS TO LONDON FOR THE SEASON

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WEST HAMMOND SCHOOLS TO CLOSE

A novel out-door ceremony will mark the. closing exercises of the West Hamnond grammar schools a week from today when ten girls and ene boy are to graduate into the year-old high school. On the campus of the Went-

worth school the Camp Fire girls will give a pageant in the evening following the program of graduation in the

auditorium. The Wentworth school orchestra and chorus of children will furnish a musical entertainment and Rev. M. Elliott of the Chicago Business College of But the balance of the program is to be given by members of the class that Is to be presented with diplomas. The numbers are as follows: Invocation Rev. F. M. Elliott Class Poem Lillian Rosenbaum Class Prophesy Emma Karr Class History Roverta Tugh Class Song (to the tune of Illinois)

I Olivio Llnseman 'A Declamation Fred Mayers , Dialogue ' ......Ida Morre and Anna Kirseipert The graduates are Udella Deaver, Barbara Snleder, Florence Knott,

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by a widow and two children, Wiillam, mercial Club, at the band stand south who lives at the family home, and Mrs. of the club building on Broadway. Annie McCarthy, wife of the proprie- ! 2:45 p. m. Exhibition run and drill tor of the Westminister blacksmith , by the Gary fire department on Broadshop, i way. The details of tomorrow's funeral 3 p. m. Trip through city by autoservices have not been arranged, nor mobiles.

have those of the more elaborate services to be held In Rolling Prairie.

DELIVERY FRUSTRATED

3 to 4:30 p. m. Band concert on Broadway south of Commercial club building.

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An attempted jail delivery at the Gary police station was frustrated early today by the vigilance of Captain Newman and Turnkey Miskovoch. The police suspect that friends of the gang of Poles now held for Sunday's check swindling operations endeavored ' to assist the prisoners to escape. This morning It was discovered that

two of the four bars on one of the jail j windows had been removed during the j

night. Trie removal or a inira oar

would have permitted the escape. To

day precautions were taken against any further Jail exit plans. Previous Jail Breaker Located. Ro Miller, who escaped from thfl Gary city Jail in 1910, has been located in Boston by a detective agency and his arrest is expected to follow. Miller was night clerk at the Gary hotel. One night he disappeared and

;$500 that was In the safe was found to I h missinsr. He went to the PhiliD-

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i Crown Point, lnd., June IS. Mrs. Wheaton, wife of Deputy County Clerk i Herbert Wheaton, underwent a critical operation at the Wesley hospital in ! Chicago. Her many friends were glad to hear of the encouraging news abouther condition which came from her

bedside this morning.

ROLLER SKATING ENDS (Special to Thb Times.) Whiting, Ind., June 18. On account of the warm weather the management of the Whiting skating ring has announced that after Thursday evening of this week skating will be discontinued for the balance of the season. The popular hall will then be open to select dancing parties, the first to- be held Saturday evening. The management is making extensive preparations for the opening dance and a large attendance is expected.

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Mrs. -Monty Eliot. Mrs. "Monty" Eliot has lust returned to London for the season. She was knowt, in society before her marriage as the popular Nellie Post, the daughter of Lady Barrymore by her first husband. She was one of the three American eirl chums of Princess Patricia of Connaught. Mrs. Eliot V one of the best cotillion dancers in London society.

return he was apprehended in Ohio. Miller was locked up in the Gary police station and three years ago this June, he made his escape in broad daylight. Manager Sommers of the hotel is debating whether to give Miller another chance or to have him brought back to Gary and stand trial.

BANK

Olivio Llnseman, Ida Moore, Emma

Karr, Lilian Rosenbaum, Roverta Pugh,

Anna Kirseipert and Fred Mayers.

The class colors are brown and gold. The teachers who have charge are F. J. Priehs. Kdls Bearisley and Miss Gertrude Stern.

OLD CITIZEN DEAD.

Cornelius Van Giesen, a resident of long standing in East Chicago, died yesterday morning at S o'clock following a lingering illness. Death was ascribed to rheumatism and hardening of the arteries. There will be short funeral services

at the late home tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.. after which the remains will be taken by Huber & Badeaux to Indiana Harbor, where they will be sent on the 3:45 train to Rolling Prairie, Ind., for interment. Mr. Van Giesen was born September, 1841, his age at the time of his death being 72 years,, nine months and seven days. He came to East Chicago from Rolling Prairie, Ind., twelve years ago and was sick for over a year with the ailment which resulted in his death. For the past-three weeks the end was expected at almost any time, the patient being obliged to keep to his bed almost the entire time. He is survived

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PROGRAM READY FOR GARY'S "FARMER DAY"

Every farmer coming to Gary on Sat- i urday as the guests of the Commercial club is requested to be at the club in

Broadway, near Sixth avenue, by nine o'clock. The program for the day has been completed and is as follows: 9 a. m. Guests register at Commercial Club and receive credentials. 9:45 a, m. City turned over to guests by Hon. T. E. Knotts, Mayor. 10 a. m. Board special trains at main entrance of Indiana Steel company plant for trip through the mills. 12 to 2:30 p. m. Dinner. Visit to business section of the city. Merchants reception. 4:30 p. m. Short address by Mr. HS.

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