Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1913 — Page 2
THE TIMES. Wednesday, July 9, 1913.
A Missio.vAnr meeting. Mrs. M. M. Towle opened her home In Opden street yesterday afternoon for the monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. It was largely attended by the members of the society and church and everyone present greatly enjoyed the program. Mrs. Oeore R. Streeter had chase of the afternoon's program. After the devotional exercises. led by Mrs.
Frank O. Fraley. there -was a vocal eolo by Miss Grace Mathews. The only other musical number was a vocal selection by Mrs. Dunsing. A reading entitled. "They Came by Night," by Mrs. Pacts, and another reading entitled "The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society" by Mrs. E. A. Gilson. were j other intersting numbers on the program. Miss Gladys Younger conducted i the Mystery Boi. During the social hour folowing the program, the hos- . teas served a dainty two-course luncheon. Mr. Towle was assisted by
her sister, Mrs. John Cerwln. j M RS. AlSTtiKN A HOSTESS. j A very delightful meeting of the K. t S. T. Club took place yesterday after- ( noon at the home of Mrs. N. J. Aust- '
gen. in Kan avenue. With the membrs of the club Mrs. Austgen entertained her mother. Mrs. Mary Bates. Mrs. Austgen was hostess at a thimble party, and after a few hours spent pleasantly with their needle work, the guests were invited into the dining room for refreshments. A prettily appointed two-course luncheon was served. The luncheon table was decorated with flawers. A THIMBLE PARTY. The young women of the X. N .Embriodery Club were very pleasantly entertained br Miss Gertrude Herbst, at her home In South Hohman street, last evening. Miss Herbst was hostess at
a thimble part y. . Music was also one of th enjoyable features of the evening. A prettily appointed two-cours luncheon was served at 10 o'clock. Only the members of the club were present last evening. They made arrangements for their next meting to bo held Tuesday. July 15. at the home of the Misses Klein, in Conkey avenue. A BEACH PARTY. A number of Hammond people will form a beach party at the Lake Front this evening. They will take th?ir suppers and s?rve on the lawn, after which beach games and contests wiil be enjoyed. A very delightful time ts anticipated. In the party will be Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. William Love, Mr. arv Mrs. Austgen, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Summerhazo, Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Abercrombie, Miss Olive Bates, Miss Lydia Syrene, and Messrs. Wright and Taul Henry.
rAL, PICMC. The ladies of the First Mehodist Church are picnicing to-day at Harrison Fark. It is the annual picnic cf the Ladles Aid Society 'of the church. Arrangements had ben made for a dslightful program of amusements to follow the serving of the picnic dinner.
HKET I CHCtiril II ALL. To-morrow the ladies of St. Paul's Lutheran congregation will meet for the first time In the new church hall.
in Cilton street. A program will be given, after which, a supper will be e rved. Mr. and Mrs. George Cupp and son, Retnhart of Logan street, and Miss Mabel Trost. of Summer street, hare returned after a weeks' visit In Muncle and Indiana poll:. Miss Murphy, of Niagara Falls, N. Y., who has been the guest of Mrs. W. F. Lawson. at her home in Rimbach avenue for several wreks, will conclude her visit in Hammond to-day. She will leave this afternoon for Kalamazoo and Petoskey. Mich. Mrs. Lavr-
COMIXCi EVESTS, Mrn. John Reynolds will have the member f the Ooldea Rod (lab an
her guenta at her home, la Ana ntreet, Thurndar afternoon. Cards will he (he entertainment for the afternoon anr pedro will le played proKrcaalvrlr at three table. At her home la Maentch Court Mm. IHII wilt e atertaln the members of the Good AVlll Club Tbnrnday afteroim. The member will devote the afternoon to tarda , and and pedro will be played at three tablen. ..The Ladle of the Kalghra of c lumbu are meeting thin afteraooa la the new Hah room la Kami Ibley street. The afternon will be aaeat nodaily with fa ran. The Ladle of the Knight of Coroe Street Methodist Chapel will have It aaanal bualaea meeting; Tanrariay nfteraoou at the home of Mr. Henry Wright la Monroe ntreet. The election of officer will be a featare of the meeting. To-morrow the member of the primary department of the Christian Chorea will picnic at Harrlaoa Park. The mother are Invited to aeeomoany the children. Dinner wM be aerved at noon, after which the Banal picnic tllvenlona will he enjoyed. The monthly nodal meeting of St. Panl'a Lutheran Leagne will he held thl evening nt R o'clock. In the nchaol ahll. at the earner of Sibley atyeet and Ankley avenue. The eommlttee ha ar
raaged n delightful evening program.
Friday afternoon of thin week the member of the W. C. T. I', will be entertained at the home of .Mr. Cllbert
In 15Ath ntreet. It will be the regular neml-moathly meeting aad after the
hnnlaena aesalom the time will be, spent ftocially. There will be a meeting of the Wom
en' Auxiliary of t. Pnul'n Kplaeopal Chureh Friday afteraooa at the home
of Mr. J. D. nruael. ia Logan street
I wii be the monthly meeting and a
program oa mlnnionary toplca will be
glvea daring the afteraooa.. All
bera af the parlna are Invited.
WHEN ONE IS REAL HUNGRY anything most, that's good to eat, tastes good, but our bread tastes good when you are not hungry, which is good proof that its flavor is most appetizing. For growing children, good, healthful bread is more essential than at any other time, and oar bread furnishes the best foundation for a healthy stomach. The Hammond Modern Baker; 86 State Street. Phone 26S. BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. HAMMOND. - - IND.
son wll accompany her and will re
main In Michigan two weeks or longer
on a visit.
Mrs. L. A. Mlnard and daughter. Miss
Marguerite, of Ogden street, will leave
Chicago this evening for Colorado,
wher they expect to remain for several
months. They will visit In Delta and
Gunnison, Col.
Miss Winnie Laylong of Bay City,
Mich., will spend the summer In Hammond the guest of her aunt, Mra
Charles Toms, at her home, 342 Flo-
renc avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aaskey, of 335 Logan street, have gone to the Mlssour-
ian camp for ten days or two weeks' visit.
Mrs. F. E. Olwin and son, Harold, of
Robinson, 111., are the guests of Mrs,
Olwln's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott, at their home in Truman avenue.
Mrs. Olwin formerly lived In Ham mond.
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Just for a few days we offer to the people of Hammond and vicinity, all suits marked in plain figures, 18.50, 20.00 and 25.00 values FOR 16.50 ONLY With my usual guarantee of absolute satisfaction or money refunded. Every suit made in my own place in Hammond. The goods are guaranteed pure woolens, in all colors and shades. We give only the best trimmings and a special hair-cloth unbreakable front that will keep in shape. The reason why we do this is very simple. We want to clear out the summer stock to make room for winter stock and we also want to keep our men at work during the dull season. Remember! That this will only last a Few Days. Those who come first will get the ' biggest bargains. Whether you want the suit now or later on whether you have money to make deposit or not come in tonight or tomorrow, make your selection, and I will put your goods aside for you. YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS 61 STATE STREET. PHONE 771 REFERENCE ' l First National Bank and West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank.
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They must be sold quick. You know what this means the biggest bargains you ever heard of. - - -
The meeting of Progressive Court,
Xo. 166, Tribe of Ben Hur, which was announced would take place last evening, had to be postponed on account of the storm. The next regular meeting
wil be held in two weeks, on Tuesday
evening, July 22, In jhe K. of F. Hal)
in South Hohman street. There will
be both installation of officers and ini tlation of a class of candidates.
On Friday evening of this week the
members of Hammond Temple, No. 73
rythian Sisters, will meet in the K. of
P. Hall, in South Hohman street, for
their regular semi-monthly meeting.
The important feature of the meeting
wll be the installation of officers.
A meeting of the Lady Vikings will
take place this evening in the I. O. O
F. Hall, in East State street.
There wil be a meeting of the mem
bers of William H. Calkins W. R. C.
Jo. 24 8, this afternoon In the L O. O. F.
Hal, in East State street.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Court of Honor Friday
Friday evening In Wels Hall, In East
State street.
VOICE OF R E O R lTe
Editor The Times: Some how I am
very much In sympathy with Mr. B.
Greenberg (and the Jews In general)
who gives vent to his unobjectionable feelings In a letter appeared In the
columns (under above headline) of your
valuable paper, under recent date, to be
continually molested In public thor oughfare's and street cars by such re
marks as quoted by Mr. Greenberg. At
the same time I wish to call Mr. Green
berg's attention to a very Important
fact and that he cannot therefrom take responsibilities following; these
facts and place them at the doors o
the Gentiles. If Mr. Grenberg Is a be
liever In the Old Testlment, then I need hardly remind him why he is called
"crucifier," etc. The curse of persecu
Hon of the Jews throughout the whole
world has been brought upon them
selves by their own conduct.
As we are taught that thev Jews
Were you born under a lucky star
Oriental Astrology will tell you this and reveal many mare events In your
life that win naip ana injorei you. au not be deceived by offers of
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IiMcmm G. H. BRATBLY, Bureau lOT-H
15, Vlcarnse Gate, KeaataaTtaa Irftmuoa. Wv Eacrlaad.
IT MAY BE UNBEARABLY HOT IN CAPITAL, BUT CABINET WOMEN WON'T BELIEVE IT
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Mr. Haywood's mother. Mra James
Haywood In Michigan avenue. There were fifty present and the newly married couple were the recipients Of a large number of presents, which they
will find of usi tn the future. Mis VeVrt became the bride of Mr. Hay
wood a week ago today.
Mr. Greer Ellenberger is putting a
spacious new concrete porch onto the
front of his home In Fir street In placa
of the former mall porch.
A Gas Range combine convenience
and economy. No. lad. Gas & Elec. Co.
Days News In Gary
Mrs. W. J. Bryan (top left), Mrs. Joseph us Daniels (bottom left) aad ZSxa. T2.om.as IL MarahalL
were the chosen tribe of God at one time and were supposed to set an ex
ample in their daily life unto all other
nations, but . rather than setting the
aw abiding example commanded by
God, they transgressed on every hand and brought other nations down to the
same corruptable state, thus bring upon themselves the wrath of God and
their own curse. If we Just take for
moment Into consideration the pres
ent state of affairs In our home cities
and inquire who are the head of most of the gambling dens and the house of ill-fame and we would find the name of some Jew. If the Jewish people at large endeavor to live a clean honest life and try to wipe from off the historic stain the history of the lives of their
forefathers, then there is no doubt in
my mind that the ignorant man would
not think of that story told In the
New Testlment.
Mr. Greenberg denies the fact that
the Jews did not crucify Christ. True,
but he cannot deny the fact that the
Jews were the means to hand the
Christ over unto the Romans as a blasphemer and that their law demanded
that such man should be put to Im
mediate death. The next question he
askes: ""Why should the present gener
ation suffer." Because all moral rights were denied to Christ as a man by the Jews In choosing the freedom of a murderer rather than a just and honest man. Consequently the sins of the forefathers falls upon the children. I hope
that this little Incident will cause a
stir among the Jewish friends in this
community for a more broader life, a
life that would be above doubt, for It Is
an old proverb that the "Jews will rob
even his own brother," but at the
same time I do not approve of such In
sulting remarks as that complained of
by Mr. Greenberg, and If It was In my power I would by all means try to put a stop to It by imposing a heavy fine.
Yours respectfully, J. ROBERTS. East Chicago.
tive may have been among the victims of the storm. Banish djrt and ashes from tha kitchen by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Gas & Elecv. Co.
EAST CHICAGO. Mrs. Lawrence of Indianapolis and
Mrs. Wood of Birmingham, Ala., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
PIckard of Forsyth avenue. Mrs. Law
rence will leave after a couple of
week's visit but Mrs. Wood will re
main all summer. Both guests brought
their children.
Mrs. Edward Gilbert of Indiana Har
bor spent Monday with rMs. A. Ml Am-
erman of 145th street.
Mrs. G. B. Crummy Is expecting her
niece, Miss Marcella Drew of Racine, iWs. today or tomorrow to pay her a visit.
Mr. John Ptehman of Tasadena. Cal.,
has been the guest for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Llewellyn of Beason street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis went to
Muncia day before yesterday for a vis-
It.
Mrs. John Howard returned from Mil
waukee last evening where she was
acornpanled by her brother, Mr. J. Gordon Macdonald of Coshocton, O.
The East Chicago groceries and mar
kets beginning tomorrow and continuing throughout July and August will close at 12 o'clock on Thursday In ac
cordance with a custom which has been
observed In this city for the past few
years.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith are entertaining Mr Smith's brother-in-law from Kansas. Miss Nellie Smith has taken a position In the Model Clothing store. Mr. Arthur Palmer of the Green Engineering Co., who now resides in Pullman took the Royal Arch Mason's degree Monday night. Services at the Mission of the Good Shepard which are held every Sunday in Odd Fellow hall, will during July and August be at 10:30 a. m. Instead of 3 'in the afternoon as heretofore. Next Sunday the new order will be put Into effect. Mr. and Mrs. William Meade of Beacon street, 'and their son William, will leave tomorrow for a five day lake trip to Macinac and the Soo. They sail at 2 o'clock on the steamship Georgia. Mrs. Delia Miller left this morning for Oshkosh. Wis., where she was called by the sudden death of her brother-in-law. Mrs. Miller received a telegram stating that ha had been killed, but in what manner he met his death was not disclosed in the brief message. As there was a very severe storm in that region and many were killed by lightning it ia thought possible Mrs. Miller'a rela-
INDIANA HARBOR. Here Is an item worth chronicling. Twin boys put in an appearance this morning at thu home of Mr. and Mrs. Camp Smeltzer In Parrish avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Smeltzer already have one son, aged 16 months and this sudden increase in little Smeltzers quite took the breath away from the proud and happy father. Mrs. Smeltzer and the twins are doing nicely. The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet tomorrow afteronon at the home
of Mrs. Harry Hetrick, 381S Hemlock
street. Mrs. Bert Septer will assist the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. William Collins entertained Mr. and Mrs. James Spittle and
family and their guests, Mrs. Morrison
and Mrs. Morecraft of Wishaw. Scot
land, at supper last night after the
laters visit to the stock yards. There were covers for nine.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haywood have as
their guests, Mr. Haywood's mother, sister and husband.
Reports from the bedside of little Russell Maxwell are to the effect that yesterday he showed alight improvement The little fellow is a patient at
Michael Reese horpital. Chicago. There will be a meeting of the Worn an's Round Table club literary and do
mestlc science departments at the Commercial club rooms this afternoon for
the election of officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Haywood, the lat
ter formerly Miss Marie Vert, were the
objects last night of a miscellaneous
shower by their friends at the home of
CARD OF T1IAXKS. j We wish to thank the many friends for all their kindness and attention during our recent bereavement. , MR. AND MRSA HERMAN ISAY. RETUllJIS FROM TRIP. O. Q. Ward and family have returned from an auto trip in Illnols cities. Mrs. Ward's parents of Kewanee returned with them and will spend a few weeka here. LADIES AID WILL MEET. The flaal meeting for the summer of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph, 76 Jefferson street, tomorrow afternoon. RETt'RXS FROM WtSCOXSIX. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Sopher, 742 Jefferson street, returned from a weeks visit with her parents at Fon du lac. Wis. Her brother who accompanied them to Fon du lac will remain there. J. M. PRYDTL5KI ILL.
J. Ml Prybylski, superintendent of the
Merchant mill. Is reported 111 at hi.
home, 716 Harrison street.
a LAMBERT-YOirWO. Marriage licenses have been Issued in Chicago to George E. Young. 40.
Gary, Ind., to Helen Lambert, 29, Ray, Minn.
OX VACATIOX. Miss Frances Currah. who Is taking the nurse's course at the Gary General hospital, is spending a two week's vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cur ran, in thl city. Michigan City News. FROM DOWN COl'MT. Warren Stillson, of Cedar Lake, and Schuyler Stillson, a farmer near Lewell, were purchasing merchandise In Gary yesterday afternoon. They came by way of Crown Point over the Gary and Southern.
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G. AND I. R. R. HAS LARGE OFFICES
The general offices of the Gary and
Interurban railroad company which arel ocated In the second floor of the Gary building. Fifth avenue and Broadway, are now located In 0 rooms. A few years ago the company occupied but four rooms but growth of business, and consolidation of many de
partments with centralized authority at Gary now couses the company to require 30 large rooms.
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Hammond Phone 232 Tonight Last Times HIRAM AT THE CABARET Tomorrow STANCHFIELD, HALL & LORAINE The Comedy Skit, "THE BURGLAR ALARM" HARRY VON FOSSON "Delineator of Mirth.' HAYWARD
SISTERS Musical Entertainers FRED HARRIS Roller Skating Novelty 3,000 Feet of Perfectly Projected Animated Pictures MATINEE DAILY 3 P. M. TWO SHOWS AT NIGHT 7:30 and 9 P. M.
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day of September. Fifteen members of the association are required for a quorum, but this number having failed to appear the few who did gather decided to postpone the meeting until September 9.
Buy Baker Autos. C. M. Baker reports pales of automobiles to C D. Davidson, J. D. Johnson, Schoenhofen Brewlns? Company, Louis Bubetz, John Curry and W. F. Rothermel.
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Lady's Dress. Here is a becoming model and one of tie newest effects of the season. Thi dress closes at the front and ia made with threa gored skirt and aeparate guimpe. Any of the popular materials m7 ha employed in its construction. The pattern. No. 6.103, is cut In sizes B4 to 42 inches bust measure. Medium sire will require mix yards of SO Inch material or fire yards of gooda 44 inches wide with one-quarter of a yard of 22 inch allover and one-eighth of a yard of edging. For the body of the rmmp seven-eighths of a yard of 3G inch lining Is required. The above pattern can be obtained by sending 10 cents to the office of thil
RICHARD MUCH IN SERIOUS SHAPE Gary H .S .Graduate Hurt In Game May Die. Richard Much Jr., well known marathon runner and graduate of Gary high school who was operated on a few weeks ago is now in a critical condition. Several weeks ago Richard was Injured in a baseball game and was later taken to the German hospital in Chicago where he underwent an operation and a bone was taken from his right shoulder. Up to Monday he was improving rapidly and it was expected that he would be home in a few days. Today word was received that he Is In a serious condition and another operation may have to follow.
Drawing Large Crowds. The five days outlet sale of the M. B. Shoe Company, 1084 Broadway, whose anonuncement appeared in The Times is drawing large crowds from the surrounding towns in Lake county.
Postponed Again. The annual election of officers of the Lake County Bar Association which was scheduled for July 4th and Bth has been postponed iintlj the second Tues-
OHIO MAN BRINGS PRESIDENTIAL BOOM Col. James Edward Sullivan of Newark, O., one of the prominent democratic politicians of the seventeenth Ohio congressional district, arrived In Gary on Saturday bringing with him the 19H presidential boom of Governor Cox of Ohio. This is the first tidings of the Cox boom for the democratic presidential nomination to arrive In Indiana, y CoL Sullivan says that the people of Ohio are well pleased, with Governor Cox's administration aad that they are going to back him for, the 1916 nomination. While In town Col. Sullivan was the guest of his nephew, Alfred Jones. He called upon General Secretary Charles Mayne of the Y. M. C. A..
who was from 1904 to 1912, door neighbor of Scretary W. J. Bryan at Lincoln.
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