Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 170, Hammond, Lake County, 26 December 1913 — Page 5

Friday. Dor. 20, 1913.

THE TIMES. PAGE FIVE

CAMPAIGN FOR SAFETY FIRST

A shop laborer on his way home the ther day undertook to crawl under a car, taking: with him a sack of flour. A switch engine moved and he waa killed. This happened on the Northern I'aciflc railway. In Hammond every day scores of men and boys cut through, and. some crawl under, Iodk freights and long lines of box cars. It la a focl-hardy habit that sooner or later will result in a, death. Hda the shop laborer out in Wyoming; done as the Great Northern railroad bad repeated told the public he would not have been killed. A Lake County Safety ( ommiwilon. Sixty-six bigr railroads are teaching "Safety First" and A. U. Barnes of US Indiana avenue, Hammond who is working for the organization of a Safety Commission in Lake county is Including; In his conception of the work the need of impressing on the public mind the fact that & "Danger" sifrn upon a railroad riprht-of-way Is to

ba as much respected as a yellow and re 3sma.ll pox placard. Children shun the latter as they would a snake. In fact any sljrn indicating: disease from measles up will cause a small boy to walk on his toes and hold his nose while passing'. It is a matter of education and Barnes In bringing forward the need of a Safety Commission is making: the scope and bredth of it as large as possible. On Monday evening: Barnes will speak before the Chamber of Commerce on the matter. He has already Interested Judgr v. S. Reiter, W. D. Riy of the Gas company. Dr. Shanklin. former deputy coroner and C. M. MeDaniel, superintendent of schools. The latter is conducting a campaigrn of education among the school children along the lines suggested by Barnes. It Is with the Intention of Imbuing in boys and girls a sense of personal danger on the street, in shops and at play that this Is being done. All Iake county Is to be Included In the work which Barnes Is doing and for good measure he will take in Thornton township In which West Hammond is located. To Hold Safety Meetla-. A "Safety First" meeting will be arranged for some date in the near future at which H. L. Brownell. Chicago Safety will give a lecture illustrated by steroptican elides. The program of the Safety First

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Commission of Lake County will be along the following lines:

1. Schools and playeroun3s. miblie

and sectarian.

2. Boy Scouts. S.Church and civic organizations. 4. Public institutions. 5. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic. 6. tructures, pavements and excava

tions.

7. Street railroad!". 8. Explosions, fire-works and fire

arms.

9. Hazardous occupations. Barnes has already interested the

schools, the boy scouts, railroad men.

and prominent business men:

about it. It happened just this war. t I saw in Thb Timss that the police were ' going to have something good to eat.

and bo I Just made up my mind to j

come."

THIS "BO" READ THE TIMES ID HE CAME Mrs. Carl Kaufman's Banquet Proves a Great Success.

The Xmaa supper given by Mrs. Carl Kaufman to the night lodgers and boboes at the Hammond Central police station Wednesday evening, met with the hungry approval of fifteen hungry and tired sojourners, who for the first time In many miles of travel ate to their heart's content. The eiibles, 'hieh consisted of fruits and sandwiches were served a la Austgen, and when they . adjourned to the lodging room a vote of thanks was extended to the hostess and police department. "When one of the banquetters was asked how he happened to be there, he replied: "Well I'm not going to lie

IS CRITICALLY ILL. Mrs. Forrest Felghner of Gary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Trost, 327 Indiana avenue, Hammond, Is reported critically ill at the Gary General hospital, where she underwent a t1rtiia nn.raHnn la.ftt W3noriav

terday her condition was very critical I ,J .. 1 , .. X..r.n I I

auu fiile naa Mcru uni.uiij;iuua iur ULVtLT" ly two days. This morning she showed considerable improvement, and her many friends are anxiously awaiting good news from her bedside. Death of J. Hessler. John Hessler, an ex-president of the

West Hammond village board, died on I

Christmas afternoon at his home, 3 State street, of Bright's disease. He will be buried Sunday afternoon following services in Neidow's chapel. Rev. Weil will speak. Hessler followed Peter Mak as president of the viallage and served two terms of office during troublous times. He was 65 years old.

Mr. Ripp was 60 years old and was first taken ill about four months ago. His condition has been critical for several weeks, during which time nis health failed rapidly. Besides a wife he is survived by four children Mrs. Joseph Scherer, Charles, Frieda and Louise Ripp. Members of the Moltke

lodge I. O. O. F. -are earnestly r-.-qurst-ed to h,e present at the regul'ir m-et-ing this evening

According to Park Superintendent Peter Fox this morning vandals invaded "Goose island" at Harrison park some time last night and, not satisfied

with stealing one of the valuable Chinese ducks, killed one of bis prize geese, Mr. Fox made a thorouRh search of the neighborhood and found a number of footprints leading front the island towards the railroad tracks. It is thought that the. culprits live at Kast Hammond.

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DEATH OF LOUIS RIPP.

Louis Ripp, one of Hammond's pioneer and respected citizens, died at the family residence, 430 Sib'ey street, shortly after 10 o'clock this morning following an illness extending over a period of six months. He was proprietor of a butcher shop at Hoffman and Cedar streets and has been a resident of thic city during the past 24 years. I Funeral services will be held from ' the residence Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Rev. Hoefer will officiate and the Moltke lodge, I. O. O. F., of which he was a member, will have

charge of the arrangements. Interment

will occur at Oak Hill cemetery.

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