Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 46, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. November 29, 1913.

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SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT

LAKE

SIPERIOR COURT, ItOOM

Jodg Virgil S. Relter. Criminal work originally set for next Monday la postponed Indefinitely on account of the unfinished work of the grand Jury. Court will proceed next Monday with the hearing of the case: Croation Roman Catholic Church of Whiting vs. Henry Schrage. Bank of Whiting, and Rev. Francis Podgorsek. On call for next Monday, the original seetlngs for Tuesday, November 25, and after that the calendar as aet day by day and already published in these columns. LAKE SI I'liKIOR COIRT, ROOM 2. Judge Lawrence Becker.

Special matters today. On trial next Monday, unfinished case No. 10092, Efedrln vs. Cudahy Tacking company. On call for next Monday morning: 1031S Kelsackl v Llplnskl. 10341 Fullmer v Van Home. 10367 Cravens v C L S S B. 10366 McNab v Qrasselll Chemical. 4719 Lasser v Samanaky. 64S8 Young v Paxton & Baker. 663 Mathlas v Maremon. 7037 Lea & Co V Polan. "407 Todoroff v Sarudy. 71.26 Vaplnsky v Tossettt. 7(27 Goldberg v Allen. Green v Gary Ice & C Co. Also Nos. 10264, 10298, 9835, 9497, 9604, S827, 10027. 9936. LAKE St'PKRIOR COVRT, ROOM 8. Judge Jokaates Kopelke. At Hammond. No court today. Settings for third Monday, December 1: 10927 Peabody Coal Co v McFadden. 10977 Farks v Parks. 10992 Whiting Lbr & Coal Co. v Carringer.'" 10997 Hiney v Adler.

11007 Bretsch 11043 Conn v

v Tabb. Parks.

11048 Perez Co v Cox. 1105S Watson Co v Rinehart. 11073 Lipinskl v Smith. 11083 Goodlander v Mann. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Willi C. McMikio. At Crown Point. On trial today: W. S. Wlndle et al. vs. City of Valparaiso, injunction, on

change of venue from Porter circuit court to prevent city from vacating alley in rear of Loewtenstein depart

ment store. Case may take all day

Monday. Jury summoned for criminal

work on Monday.

New Cases Filed. 11242 (R 2) Frank Kitchell (H. E

Granger) vs. Roy C. Fowler, Walter Labrom. Foreclose mechanic's

lien. 11243 (R 3) Jorn B. Phillips (E. G

Sproat) vs. Elsie Lesser. Fore

close chattel mortgage.

11244 (U 1) Daniel Bruhn (McAleer

Bros.) vs. John II. Wolf et al.

Foreclose mtchanlc'a lien.

11245 R 1) Wn. T. Koch (McAleer Bros.) vs. John II. Wolf. Foreclose mechanic's lten. 11246 (R 2) Wm. T. Koch (McAleer Bros.) vs. John H. Wolf et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. 11247 (R 2) Matthew Lavene (McAleer Bros.) vs. John II. Wolf et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. 11243 (R S) Wm. Prohl (McAleer Bros.) vs. John H. Wolf et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. 11249 (R 1) Alexander Boskl (D. Economoc) vs. Thorn Boski. Divorce.

NOTED ELK WHO WILL SPEAK IN HAMMOND.

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INDIANA HARBOR. At the Gem theater tonight an excellent program of two two-reel features will be shown. "Shon, the Piper." a two-reel Scotch masterpiece by Otis Quener, and "Good-for-Nothing Jack," a good two-reel western drama. Everyone will enjoy this program. Announcement. Susanne E. Namara, chiropracter, has opened chiropractlce adjusting parlors,.ln . the Parker, building in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Given.

Church announcements for tomorrow are as follows: Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, 9:4 5 a, m.. E. S. Drummond, superintendent; morning worship, 11 ; a. m. Sermon subject, "The People Who Cannot Be Spared;" Epworth league. 6:45 p. m.; preaching, 7:30 p. m. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Rev. R. If. Johnston, Pastor.

T. JOS. SULLIVAN Attorney and Counselor at Law Suite 203 Calumet Bldg. East Chicago, Indiana

Swedish Evangelical Mission, corner Grapevine and 139th street. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; preaching, 10:45 a. m.; evening services, 7:30 p. m.; Voung People's society, Wednesday evening, 7:o0. Rev. Simon Carlson, Pastor. . " Baptist church Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching services, 11 a. m.; preaching services, 7:30 p. m. Rev. J. E. Smith, Pastor. .. -

Christian church, 3717 Grapevine

street-

Sunday school, 10 a. m,; preaching, and communion .service, 11 al m.; Young People's society, 6:45 p. m.; preaching.

7:45 p. m. II. A. Carpenter, Pastor.

The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran,

139th and Hemlock streets. ' ,

Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.; morning service. 10:30; evening service, 7:30. Rev. Ernest G. Svcnson, Pastor. First "United Presbyterian church, corner 138th and Hemlock streets. Bible school, 9:43 a. m.; public worship and sermon, 11 a. m. Sermon subject, "Isaiah's Vision." junior, 2 p. m.; evening service, 7 p. m. Thank offering'service. Everyone Is made welcome. Rev. A. J. Crooks, Pastor. B. C. Larkens and his guest. Rev. A. S. Wootom of Greentown, Ind., are spending the day in Gary today. Mrs. Frank Leisu of Lockport, 111., is 11 . SUI

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avenue in Hammond. The building will cost in the neighborhood of J15.0C0 and will stand immediately west of ths present building. It will have a front

age or twenty-live feet ana aeptn ot

fifty feet. It will be two stories In height and is intended to accommodate the office force and to provide

additional room for the mechanical

department. By 1915 It is intended to

extend both the old and new building back to the alley.

The contract for the construction

work on the addition has been let to

St. Louis contractor after bids htd

l been asked of local builders. The work on the building is to proceed

without interruption as much as possi

ble so that the Interior finish can be begun by the first of February.

As soon as the new switchboard at

ighland is installed, through which the patrons in that part of the township I are to get improved service, a fivecent toll rate will go into effect be

tween Highland and Hammond. There will be no toll south between the communities south of the river on the

Ridge road.

At St. John in the neighborhood of

$8,000 are to be spent in the way of magneto switchboard and the installation of metallic circuit. The num

bering system will also be changed in ordar to establish more uniformity in numbers.

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HAMMOND NEWS

NOV PLAYINGWestern Extravaganza Co. Present The Heart Breakers Big Musical Comedy by Hough and Adams 18 People 18 Carload of Scenery Same Popular Prices 10c, 15c, 20c Three Shows Daily 3:00, 7:30, 9:00

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Walter Ritchie, Lima, Ohio.

Past Supreme Grand Chancellor K. P.'s of the world and First Exalted

Ruler. Lima, Ohio, Elks, who will deliver annual memorial address at Ham

mond Elks' lodge of sorrow next Sunday afternoon December 7.

visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Far-

rell, 3341 Commonwealth avenue, for

a rew days.

Tomorrow evening the Woman's

Homo Missionary society of the Methodst church, will have charge of the evening service. Rev. A. S. Wooton of Greentown, will preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Do not forget the baaaar and cream

tended the Thomas concert at Orches

tra Hall.

The music at the Methodist church tomorrow morning and evening will be exceptionally fine, according to the program now arranged for. Every

body is invited to come adn enjoy it

On Tuesday there will be an all day

meeting of Section 2 of tie Ladles'

Sociay Union at the home of Mrs. Will

Hammond, Ind., Nov

Board in Session.

The board of public works this morn

ing released lot 29 of block 4 Towle and

Young's addition to Alexander and

Harvey Post. The Kenwood avenue opening and extension was laid - over tlli December 3 when it Is to finally t.ct upon.

A resolution requesting the county

commissioners to riff-raff Calumet ave

nue through O Lake George was pass

ed. The petition or George i'eie ana others for cement sidewalks on both sides of Merrill avenue was accepted.

otXv.T . V Jv. E- Jone. 145th street. All who can are chicken supper tonight at the United tQ oome There wlu be four

"T V V c"u";"- sewing machines so that all m tpec.al feature attraction extraor- b Each memDt.r ls request dinary at the Family theater tonight. ! t mau-

Miss Laura Siefert of Park Manor

Mrs. McElroy Improving.

Mrs. Frank D. MCEiroy, wile oi tne

principal of Hammond's high school, is resting, taking nourishment and lmprovini A specialist attended the case all day Wednesday. There is hove of a slow recovery. Mrs. McElroy was afflicted with partlysis on Monday.

"In the Days of Trojan," a Roman spectacular production in two parts, stupendous Betting an gorgeous costumes of the days of ancint Rome. "The Heart of a. Rose," a domestic drama of Intense human interest made

Will Be Fine Offices. The home office of the Northern In-

came yesterday morning to be the guest I diana Gas company is receiving care

ful attention by carpenters and deco-

over Sunday of Mrs. Jones.

The kindergarten teachers gave a party for the children on Wednesday,

which was enjoyed by quite a number

by the Reliance company. "Two Men j of the grown-ups as well as the chil

and a Mule," with the famous Hippo- dren. The former were delighted with

drome mule; "Pete." Be sure and bring . the work of the children and the en

the children to see this clever comedy. tertaihment furnished by them. Quite Continuous from 6:30 to 10:30. For ' an elaborate luncheon Was served, the

tomorrow continuous from 1:30 to 10:30 table betnir decorated after a manner

the features will be "The Greenhorn" a ' most pleasing to the little people

two-part Broncho wth exciting and (There jre jturkeys made Qjf potatoes, I jjj ' sensational battle scenes between the while the candy" cups were all the I '

soldiers and Indians. showln the handiwork of the children.

Jones nas gone 10 urn

rators at present. The display win

dows are bottomed by concrete and

the front of the block is new .and at

tractive. The repairs have been e: tensive and are not over yet.

East Chicago Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art T. D. Williams, director. Finest teachers in all departments. Street cars from all directions to door. Prdgrams furnished for concerts and special music for entertainments, lodges a specialty. 772 CHICAGO AVENUE PHONE 348 EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA

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greatest falls ever executed in motion pictures. "The Dress of Loltta," a Reliance drama, and a Keystone comedy entitled "Mother's Ooy." In this "Fatty" chases a, bear up a telegraph pole and there is other screaming comedy. Family theater, Home of the Mutual program. Arthur Goodwin, who has been here since last June, expects his wife to arrive from England this evening. Mr. Goodwin is a roll turner at the Inland. They will reside in Fir street after December 8. Miss Anna Sullivan, daughter of'Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sullivan of 131st street, was married on Wednesday, December 26, at St. Patrick's church, to Louis Hosinger of Englewood, Rev. John Wakefer officiating. Miss Bessie McAnley acted as bridesmaid, and Jerry Sullivan, brother of the bride, as best man. The young couple left for Boston for a stay of ten days. Many handsome and useful wedding gifts were received.

Get a Gas Heating Stove. Delay may mean illness. No. Ind, Gas & Elec. Co.

T. D. WILLIAMS PIANO COMPANY

HIGH GRADE ; PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS Easy Payments Expert Tuning and Repairing Phone East Chicago 348-W 722 CHICAGO AVE. EAST CHICAGO, IND.

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REM. EBTMTE Saric Building, second fleor, 3443 Guthrie street, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Residence 4127 Ivy ftreet, Phone 665J.

DonM pay for your landlord's bomHouses built to suit any taste cr part, d on commlMton. Cheap lots wanted, sale.

buy one of your own. Sales and insurance solicitSeveral bouses and lots for

EAST CHICAGO. Church announcements for tomor row:

Methodist Episcopal, Baring and Chicago avenues. Class meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; morning service, 10:45. Subject, "Valuable Information;" Epworth league, 6:30 p. m.; evening (service, 7:30. Subject, "The Cross in Modern Religion." Congregational church, at Masonic temple. Sunday school, S:40 a. m.; morning service, 10:45; evening service, 7:30. In the morning the sermon subject will be "Some Scriptural Paradoxes." In the evening "The New Optimism." Special music as both rervices. All are Invited. Rev. Alexander Monroe, Pastof. All who have unsold tickets for the Lyric Monday nigrht. still In their ponseasion, are requested to report at Mrs. Will E. Jones' home, 145th street, Monday afteronon, bringing back the tickets in order that they may be sold at the performance in the evening. Mr. Otto Siefert spent' Thanksgiving day in Chicago. In the evening he at-

Mrs. Will E.

cago today to shop

Little Frances Spencer, aged six, had

a birthday party yesterday at the Speacer home, 502S Olcott avenue. There were seventeen guests present and the house was prettily decorated. There was a fine birthday cake with candles, and other goodies and the children played games and had a verygood time. Frances was the recipient of many presents. The Married People s club will entertain with a dance tonight at Wleland's hall. The East Chicago club has issued invitations for an entertainment different from the club's usual entertainments. This will take the form of a concert, with a dance to follow and will take place at the Lyric hall. The concert will be by "The Troubadours" and following it the same performers will provide the music for the dance. The Troubadours company is composed of four men and one woman, the latter a reader, while the men are all musicians. The invitations are issued for Friday, December 5. Buy a Gas Heating Stove now. Don't wait until your bouse ls cold. No. Ind. 9as & E'oc, Co.

TELEPHONE COMPANY GROWING

Hammond, Ind., Nov. 28. In addition to its Hammond exchange building, and the Installation of magneto switchboards and metallic circuits at Highlands and St. John are among the Improvements which the Chicago Telephone Company has planned for this winter. Ground has already been broken for the exchange addition on Rimbach

Hammond Library Notes.

Since the story hour class began Saturday morning at the library has

become distinctively the children s ne-

A pleasant atmosphere of an

ticipation pervades the rioms and the hum and hustle of getting books in

time for the story adds zest to the hour. Despite the rain last Saturday

morning 51 children were in attend

ance. The story hour as usual tomor

row morning from 10 to 11 o'clock. ,

Several new books suggested by

Trof. Henderson on Industrial education and business management have

been added to the shelves for a benefit

to the n?sht students. LIBRARIAN,

New Permit.

John G. Meyers will build a dwell-

In 330 Henry street to cost $1,600. A

permit was granted this forenoon.

SMOKE NO OTHER BUT v THE BOOSTER ; For. that velvet taste. None, genuine without name "L, STERLING" on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR COMPANY Tel. 22S. , , 3211 Block Avenue. - Indiana Harbor, Ind.

ARIRHDHURKBEIXIERIT SUSANNE E. McNamara, Chiropractor ,has opened Chiropractic Adjusting Parlors in the Barker Building, in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Qiben at 3417 Michigan Avenue. Chiropractic is a drugless method of healing and an exact knowledge of locating and removing the cause of disease. If you are ill and have tried everything else and failed, why not try Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments and get well? Analysis and investigation Avill cost you nothing. ("Fools Deride and Philosophers Investigate.")

Special Inter FJHatcii traces WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. 3, 1913 JOHN SPICAK, VAL BROWN and AXEL ROSS IN ONE MILE RACE. Also a One-Mile Open Scratch Amateur Race. . '!!': Jli mwmmrt-m,,, .WWII M..J , ...

A FORMAL niXJSER DAXCE.

Teh Hammond Country Club gave its

annual formal Thanksgiving ball last

Wednesday evening and it was a very

pleasant affair over ninety being in at

tendance. The dance proper was pre

ceded by a dinner at seven o'clock which was quite elaborate in service

and arrangements. The table decora

tions were chrysanthemums and covers were laid for seventy. Some very beautlful party gowns were displayed

at the function and its formality re

suited In a brilliant society affair. The

orchestra played from eight till 12 ) series of the latest dances. Many ou

of town guests were present and the club enhanced its reputation for the

season by another notable addition to

its list of parties since September. The

nixt affair on . the club calendar will

be an informal dancing party Decern ber t.

A PRETTY WEDDIXG. A very pretty wedding was solemniz

ed yesterday morning at tfight o'clock

at All Saint's Catholic church when

Miss Mary Young and Fred Labernz

were united In marriage. The mass was read by the Rev. Father Edward

F. Barrett Irt the presence of a large

gathering of friends and relatives o

the two families. The ring ceremony was uesd. Miss Helvon presided at the pipe orsran and played a program ! of pretty bridal muisc. The children's choir sang during the mass. Miss Cassler Leary served the bride as maid ,

of honor and the groom's only attendant was J. P. Moran. The bride wore a beautiful gown of white satin de luxe. Her veil was wreathed with lilies of the valley and she carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. Mis Leary's gown . was of canary color crepe meteor trimmed beautifully with lace and she wore an aigrette in her hair. Her flowers were yellow pon-pon chrysanthemums. A

wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Young in Erie street Immediately following the ceremony at the chnrch. The members of the bridal party, the relatives, and a few close friends were guests at the breakfast. The appointments were all In white and yellow, the bridal colors. Bouquets of white and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the parlors Very prettily. The breakfast was served at ten o'clock and later in the day a Thanksgiving dinner was served for only the Immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Labernz will be at home at 831 Claude street after December 6. Both young people are well known in Hammond and have

large circle of friends among the

young peopel of the city. They have been the recipients of numerous gifts.

The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Young. Mr. Labernz came to

Hammond fro Pittsburgh and is employed as a foreman in the construction department for the Standard Steel Car company.

A FAMILY GATHERING. A delightful family reunion was held

yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty in Logan street. A Thanksgiving dinner was served at

noon and the day was spent in a pleasanl social way. Mr. and Mrs. Daugher- '

ty had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles

Daugherty and. children of Crown

Point. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daugherty

and family of Highlands, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Beall of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Daugherty and children, Mr. and

Mrs. Ed Daugherty and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Mortimer Gates of Hammond.

MEDDIXG ANNIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs. H ,F. Erlebach celebrat

ed the twenty-fifth anniversary of their

marriage by entertaining a number of

their friends and relatives at a Thanks

giving dinner at their home in Indiana avenue last evening. The dinner was one of beautiful appointments served In four courses at six o'clock. Great masses of autumn foliage and white and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the parlors. Following the dinner the guests gathered In the parlors and enjoyed music and dancing. A delightful musical program was rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Erlebach were the recipients of many beautiful gift sin cut glass and silver. Their guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Coman Scott, Mr. and" Mrs. V. J. Siewart, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bick and family, Mrs. R. Wills and daughter. Miss Marie Wills, Miss Savoie of Kankakee, 111., the Misses Viola. Ethhel. Pearl, Alberta and Frances Erlebach, Messrs. Joseph Zolf, Arthur Heiser, Harry and Taul Erlebach.

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, A DANCING PARTY. The members of the G. 1. A.

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CITIZEN!' KATJL BANK BLDG. Hours: I t ( rrv and 7 to t itn

Sunday by Appointment Only

Trained Nurse In Attendance

Embroidery Club. It was a thimblo

of L. E. gave their fourth annual ball party and the guests spent the evenlast evening at the Masonic Temple in ing very enjoyably with their needle Muenich Court and it was attended by work. A dainty two course luncheon a large number of Hammond and out was served at ten o'clock. The dining of town guests, all of whom declared room was decorated very attractively it one f the most delightful dances of i na color scheme of green and red. the season. The grand march opened Mrs. John O. Mehan was named-as the the program of dances for the evening r.ext hostess and she Will entertain the at nine-thirty o'clock. Mr. Frank Letz, ladies of the club at her home In the Chief of the B. of L. E. and Mrs. Thornton avenue in two weeks on WedLets lead the march. Master Frank nesday evening. Baker in an engineer's suit and little

Miss Luclle Slavln distributed the programs during the grand march. The evening's program included sixteen dances. Elster's orchestra furnished very prety music for the occasion. A delicious frappe was served during the evening. Roses and carnations were given the guests as favors. KNTKRTAINS CLVR FRIENDS. Mrs. Vi'. McCullough was hostess Wedensday evening at her home in

Alice avenue to the members of the Wn

. There will be a meeting of the raftnl bers of Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters this evering In the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. The members will entertain the district deputy, Mamie Easterday of Mlshawauka, Ind., at the meeting. She will come to inspect the work of the temple, here will be initiation of a class of candidates following which a social hour will be enjoyed.

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Will hold meeting Sunday Evening at East Chicago K. P. Hall at , S o'clock

COME WITH YOUR SORROWS, TROUBLES AND! BUSINESS AFFAIRS TO The Ony Licensed Medium in Hammond 78 State Street ' ' ' Office Hours 9 a. n. to 5 p. m. Appointment by jhone.1442 Circlet Friday Night ,