Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1917 — Page 3
Wednesday. June 27, 1917 THE TIMES PAGE THREE
CLL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. L CHiGA n A greater East Chicago but a greater East Chicago under a greater name was the. slogan sounded at an informal session of the city's board of works at the city hall Monday afternoon. "This city is losing thousands of dollars worth of business every year," CoL V. J. Riley, "because of its conglomerate name." "To give it one name, a name big enough and broad enough to cover all our territory without any quibbling would be the best advertising stunt that we could possibly pull off," said M. R. Schock, chairman of the board. "Change the whole thing and the metropolitan press would herald it around the globe." "Let the new name be a suitable one," said Mayor Callahan, "and I doubt not but that a popular vote would sanction such an action. It would give us added power within the city ij the prejudices due to this double name were eliminated. It would .immeasurably increase our prestige and Importance throughout the country: and best of all it would give us a united city." "Our present condition with respect to names half a dozen of them apparently separate' and independent is not only confusing but absolutely ludicrous." said City Attorney Glazebrook. "The trouble would be to find an acceptable name," said Dr. D. R. Johns. "What would you call it?" It was here that some one proposed the name which E. Y. "Wickey has advanced for several years the name, Indiana. Indiana. Mr. Wickey was before the board on an item of business and immediately warmed up to the subject. . "Just the thing." said he. "Give via
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that name and this city will become in name as well as in fact the greatest city in the state, bar none. As we are now, with our rrestige outside divided into parts, we never will amount to anything. As a matter of fact, neither end of the city is really on the map and never will be. Indiana Harbor has no existence as a corporate city and never can be widely known. East Chicago as a name is not on, train schedules and loses its Identity really In the namo itself. . "With Indiana as the name of the city, Indiana Harbor wiy have very little to lose as its local identity will inevitably be maintained."
NEW REALTY TRANSFERS (Special to The Times.) CROWN POINT, IND.. June 26. New transfers are as follows: HAMMOND. Wallace Abernethy and wife to Robert E. Mott, Ei L, 15, B 3. Towle & Young's Add. $ 1.00 Albert J. Schults and wife to W. C. Belman Tr.. L 3, E. W. Sohl's 4th Add. 1.500.00 GARY. So. Broadway Land Co. to Joseph A. Doerr, Ls 12, 13, B 7, So. Eroadway Add. Snell Simpson Co. to Pauel Mehalick, L 17, B 8, McKey's Add. Edward J. Eder and wife to David Glueck. Ls 4. 43, B 1. Gary Pk. Add. 1.00 500.00 1.00 CEDAR LAKE. Vub. Sub. Co. to Henry B. Burke, Ls 15, 16. B 4, Plat A A Shades" Add. . 5 350.00 TOLLESTON. Martin Benich (bach.) to Barthol Sikich. L 9, B 5, Brad ford Bros. Add. - 1.00 DEATH OF LANSING PIONEER I (Special to Thh Time) LASIG. ILL.. June 27. Wm. Busaclc, one of the pioneers of this place, died last night at his home. He has not been well for several years but took a chill last Friday and grew rapidly worse. He was 58 years of age and leaves two sons and a daughter to but vive him. He came to Lansing In 1875. The funeral will take place on Friday at 2 p. m. Burial at Oak Qlen. MAN IS KILLED Miles Dorichich. 23, 1537 Massachu setts street, Gary, was electrocuted while at work in the Gary steel mills. The remains were taken 'to the Williams & Marshall morgue.
BIG TIME FOR LAKE COUNTY ODDFELLOWS
Dr. A. A. Spear from Brazil, Ind., grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fallows of Indiana, will be the guest of Lake county Odd Fellows on July 6, 7. 8 and 9. On Friday evening-, July 6, he will be the guest of the members of Steel City I. O. O. F. and Genesis Rebecca lodge of Gary. Public Installation will take place at the Steel City lodge hall. A very good program Is arranged for the evening by Floyd Saxton, who is one of the most popular Odd Fellows of Lake county. On Saturday evening, July 7, a banquet will be given in honor of the grand master by Grand Marshal Jacob Goldman of East Chicago, anw friends. The banquet will take place at the Phillips hotel, .cast Chicago, at 6 p. m. At 8 p. m. installation of officers will take place at the East Chicago I. O. O. F. hall, under the direction of the grand master. The following distinguished guests from"Chicago will be present for the banquet and installation: Peter H. Blood, deputy grand master of Illinois; Grand Marshal Dr. A. G. Nauman;
CEDAR LAKE UNDERGOING GREAT CHANGE Influence of the Indiana Prohibition Law Greatly Felt at Cedar Lake.
Cedar Lake Is destined to become a very popular summer resort, not only for Chicago people but for the peoples of Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, within automobile distance. Several thousands lots have been sold for summer cottages and scores of cottages are being erected, notwithstanding the high price of materials this year. Hundreds nore will be built doubtless next year.
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Grand Herald William Nathan: press department. Major General Harris. An address, school of Instruction, short talks and music will be the program of the evening. On Sunday morning. July 9, Dr. Speer will lecture at the M. E. church. Crown Point. Arrangements are made for Dr. Speer to lecture at some church at Indiana Harbor onSunday evening. On Monday evening public lnstalaltlon will take place at Hobart, Ind. There is no doubt but what every meeting will be successful on account of the popularity of the grand master and the other grand officers. H. M. Blood, deputy grand master, ls considered to be one of the best authorities on school of instruction. District Deputy Grand Master Pratt of Hammond, will be present at every meeting. The Odd Fellows order at the present time ls one of the largest fraternal orders in the world, having a member ship. Including the Rebecca sisters, of 2.182,935. Brothers only, 1,670,597. The membership exists throughout the world. j A great transformation ls taking place in this region. The old Monon Park picnic ground has been changed Into a great conference center and additional tracts have been purchased, until now eighty acres of beautiful woodland overlooking the lake form the site of the famous Moody conferences. The first one, the "Victorious Life Conference" commences . on Saturday, June 30th, and lasts for five days, through July 4th. It is conducted by Flhie After
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Wash. Ex-moderator of the PresbyterIan assembly. Rev. A. B. Simpson of NewYork, president of the Christian & Missionary Alliance. Charles G. Trumbull, editr of The Sunday School Times, Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. William Asher, of the "William A. Sunday evangelistic party. Rev. P. W. Philpott, pastor ofithe Tabernacle ch-urch, Toronto, Can. Rev. Leon Tucker, one of the-country's foremost bible teachers. Rev. W. S. Jacoby. superintendent of the Moody Gospel Mission. Rev. Melvln E. Trotter, superintendent of the Pacific Garden Mission, Chicago. Rev. Charles Inglis of London. Eng. Miss Sara C. Palmer, the Irish evengelist, of Belast, Ireland. Lucius B. Compton, founder of EJtada Orphanage, Ashville, N. C. Rev. Harris H. Gregg, the grat bible teacher. W. E. HawkSns, Fort Worth, Texas, the Sunday school worker. Rev. Herbert Booth, son of Gen. Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Miss Victoria Booth-Clibborn, another member of the same family and a granddaughter of Gen. Booth. Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Betts. who are coming to us from an evengelistic campaign En Great Britain But not all the time ls given to meetings. There is ample opportunity for the open-air life wfiich is so helpful and enjoyable in Oiese surroundings; a beautiful athleitlc field is equipped for baseball, tennis and roque, while rowboats, launches, a swimming beach and diving pier make the laloe doubly attractive. From Chicago Cedar Lake is reach-
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