Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1917 — Page 5

Thursday, Sept. 20. 1917.

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f r rv American Family Soap, . 1 v-.fr-s i -.. , -. ' 1 10' bars ( , Palm ouve Soap, -"-".---A:- Toilet Papor, -v : J S for Our Eesnlar COc Coffee, 4 Its I-Iacaroni or Spaghetti, 3 for. Jelly Glasses, dozen Gur Special Baking Powder, lb Tall Can Libbv Miik...l

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:Whv take 3 : on your money when you can get 7V-' on Well Secured Pre-fen-eci Sbocl: in 4'A Contraetin Company tiiat is buildint? lodcrn Apartment, liuikliinrs aiul iStr-rt-.s and Ylni 1 Cl'ho Olson k SeofVs Cmnpanv at 18? Staff Street, Hammond, Tnd., liave Inrorporii,. d tli. ir ;.!-..:;.ny ixjtr tho l.i'.v nf the Siure cf Indiana for SeV.0, vith V- ',") lT-ftrrl nnd ?:'V'0 Coauisnn. This Ccmimny wishrs 1o 8.--U at par 5JoViA to investors. The stock i.-? selling at $o0.o!i per "1 1. 1 .3 "w'l; f:t;:ba- sruall ir-ventors to purciiasii one or ruore fhi-rca. CTlio securitv Indiiml fids Frefen-ed Stock is First Class Real Estate, all sittrced in City ..'f 1 'aitt.ojai, ar.d tho tiiled t; all pro; ony are in the name of the Olson & Scofc-a Co. to st cure tho prynieut of tho Dividends on the I'reierrc-d Stock. he Vix fVn-ed stock hi this Coinpaiu- is a Fir.-,t Lion on all the Assets of the OL on i: -1" i-d Co. and oe paid beforj at: y dividci.d can bo paid ta the Coiumon Stock. CAVe wt.nld he idensedto have prospective investors call at our office and inp;ioiu t hcis End .ioc!.;.-a;if.ns ar.d grjme of the new br.iidings ;he Conipuny are now building here, and a'l information can be obtained at the ofilci-3 of OUon & Scofo.s Co., IS6 Slate St. Open every evening. Te'-"i:hoiv Harririioml 2."0,a

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n ; It Ous !;! rvjm Is entertaining he n-:;i:.-.-.-j of t h :-o.!:tl Afternoon Oi'.h to ,y. 'i ll' Xo'.ah Camp Kir? 'Ur!? will l.cld tlv'r Scptt :i;V.T O'Ti wn: .1 motinc I : 'i , : ' v pv. !ii;:s at the 1. of Eil-ia-j hclh Marrav. 13 Eh, ti-.-th MM.it. j I J. T. Srimm, Ohirop.-viut. Fhr-ne :33 ! for n r P. ia '-t. Eet;!nic. only. Suite 412 lFuumotal B.d:t , lI..!i.iiioni. I nil. 0-i-lrno. HE'D Cr,OS3 WOKJ ii-i.'in will tl I 'r.r f viry nftr.rr.i ntctors v.U t'-.ic'u 9-17-C V (rrs. Carl 5!.--ycri ifl C v.-:-i o !.cii"r f.-f'4" .:t a 1 -rty rivf'i Vv Irs Williams Vl; it li'-r 1 o. in :;.:!,!!,. r;lr! M. 'r:r1 !- V" la cf u::--r. Thr- ir.o-j.lK r. 'fi' t!-..: Xu Tan

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Xoniiitir how long or howhnd potc y ur .irupjis-t, to.-i.iy and wet a 6 cent box of i'yrauiHl I'lio Treatment. It p Thj Pyrumid Smilo From a Single Trial, wl'l crivo re'! f. r.nd n- fln-rlo liox often fU"- A t rl.-i I p:LC:::cr. uifwl- ..I rroo !u l.ialil v T:i;iprr if j-.-n s:-:ni i:s cnv.:-oa lx-iow. FILES tilir?LZ Cii'CVQCl ryAn niniroMPAXv, S3 I'yruniiil Ilid., Mnrshull, M!ch. Kindly fcml m-' ft Frof sample cf Pyramid Tile Treatment, ill plain wrapper. 1 -Niuno Strict . . ii'ia.,. , , . , cr v.-tH l. i .h r.-d an alii ilnurn shower.

1 i:n irr.l v as pl.-.ve.J during; Xh'i I 'ir litter part of this v c k for Mason ,,,.,3 ;,. lr, (,,,.. !u-l..'n of the ! Olty, J'l.. Iter fu'ar-i heme. As a farea - i f f t i 1 - a j p, :i.te;1 (no course i V'eil Mm f.i'ara rice tho guests presented t. w;.s r,-i,d. JUtfi F-..ire in i h'-r t ith a ro-l h-itiKins: basket. A pret-c-.a-i s v,s-. r... a.;..- hy Misa I.iur.i ! ti!.v .H'p-'int.?'! two course luncheon was The xni sts irchi.h-d Mrs. lTvr.n's j served the following gu.,ts: Mrs. J.

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-' mcth'crrMr.' Julius Hess. Mrs." ! X. .I. Austin. Mrs. 13. E. Dickey, -'--- 3-plct.m, M,-s.;M- H. Meyers, Mrs. AV. B. Parker, CU XMv, Mi,s Lain, Ilo,,,!. vrrr n-n, Mr9 P.. C Hobhs,

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land rurally ot unit ,ien, m.. Air. ana v Tirn ... .... v", f,.-,n hv jfj,,'M" .Hihlebratidt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ?v!.il I.aFranco last evmng com al i- ' Wo. n ins an 1 family. Mrs. Mary Pet. rs ,t!l.rv ,,, t, .-..t-v v. v. hi iac n"'3 Mr. and Xfr.. I". 11 rich and family. ' " inc'-d.'' ?t:o'tV voiax Vh' Mii -'"- Vour.q r.nd William C1adV.lI won

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Oft!ilo.l tho"ru.-.--"? foiioM im; at, evening ot I . Ut i ,.,.I!;,. .,,;,3 ir-i-i-.s. TI:o;- frn?.nt v-,.r,.: f 10O ' Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mops, Mrs. T ra j io:. ..,;, Mr. rrd Mrs. Frank Pchuti. ! . ...JLot ... Mr r i 1

hi,-, fa ,;n t;.,.r,r,, ti.,, Miss-s Am.a : ?or th-? meeting of the l.-dies' All Soiae l -.y--a s- 7. An;ia and Viola cbny of the First Methodist church. iM.,'.s ,,r , T...;,(.vt F. T--ir Mrs ! Tlie nnmsal election of officers was an !"va" ' P. Pi rovn. " he' MKsen ' important feature of the business sesI In re r,.. , evive a,; l K,,ei!o Si hut-. i'U?h i "-iou and resuUed in the re-election of ! zl-1.'"... - - -' -L-.-: I Mrs. A. I-:. Wilcox for president. The

rra ftnn nr THAMlfP llUH I I iHA'-KS i 0' 81jL CAK.TJ OP THAXS. I d.-slre to thank all 1 ririats. neighbors ! and fraternal frors J'-.-r t:i k nd n-r , shown me daroisc the !l!tvs and death! i. i m v w n e, '.-"0-1 APTiTr"T? Ci-'TtT-T y. I - - - 'MKrm".-T I S J: Y - teSfT? i 1 i . 1 ii -i ..

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Mis Marjorlo Tinkhn.m will lcav next week tv t"p)!.ulry, where she will n-Mintie lir sfidios, this being h'.T Ktna.n'l y..-ar in that institution. Th tisft M' "tiap of the Woinon'n Pt'Kly cl,;!i wilt h, h.'hl on TiH-taJuy. Ootol.tT Sad. Tin club has arranged a very attractive jMof.ram this year ami xp.ets t do rive nsuch proflt from these r.iee 1 1 n K--Tl.'V. Frilih-y of the Methodist rhuiah closed hia work here on last b'utaliy ami hns retiirmal to his work at Pur"lue, w he is st'ident pas tor. A. caiwa's uns mrole on last Sun.lay for church expanses, and the while amount was secured. There will he no service.. ls the Methodist china h nt it .ualay or i.titil the &p-polnt-i.ent of a pastor Is made at the coir injr conference. Harvey Keiser has rrfirncd to the Or-at I.ri4crs Training" school after a and l:os.- KoenuT. Klsio Kaiser, Messrs. JCitlph Sch u tz. AVlllmni Schrocder, Krank Piper e.nd W.il'or ami Arthur Koenig. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. O. A. Iioiiblns of liimha. h a . i . a e ertertaincd at a thimble party for Mrs. C. 3. I 1'ri',:1''r v-m -xpects to have llammci.d C'cro, .iirs. laioi'i, ors. r ran it m-aiio, Mrs. i". II. Adams, Mrs. Jesse Pearson, Mrs. Giles "Warner. Mrs. D. B. Mann, j Mrs. James Jockson, t.nd Mrs. William "'i e m ui-aSu. Mrs. John Metzfrcr or I.verett street. West Hammond, entrrtiined on Sunday in cclol'rrilion of Iter birthday anniversary. M"'o ic and garr.es were features f tho cveniiiR and were followed with ' - - 5!''-'- hctuk and children. Mr. and Mrs. ' harles r.randt and daughter. Mrs. Ilorand son, i nomas, or i.nica?o Ueitrhts. 111.. Mr. and Mrs. A. Peters tno la nors at iae emu i'-.s.i v m.u ro-mbers of the !.. O. T. M. Social ('hil on Tioa-.Jay evening at tho T. '. O- !'' li-t'l. "1 the nullt which was raffled v - " -':l - ' -": J 1 .. Mrs. J. Thompson is among roua; s la-is-sacs. a t the On, ntry Club. her gutsts b. iug the offi-er and me.nbe rs of the excr-utie board of the Hammond Woman's Club. The first t ra nsaction of luminces will be held during tin? at'ternooa. t . Mrs. K. B. Towley. 42 Bauer rtreet, op. no, her home yei-ter.lay afternoon ! ether officers are: Mrs. A. D. Stewart. ; vv;;:t: 'loVh, 'Freeman p corresponding secretary: Mrs. M. M !l-.ruo... fm.naH se.-reta-y, and Mrs. H jA. Ciison. treasurer. The members aW so ot'iian p.repa ra a iou im . i iiI sale to be held the first week in Xovernher. During the social hour the guests w0 entertained with piano selections ,-,..,. min of Oy -MISS Ulrtu.io ' v ,1. . , c-" songs by Mrs. Louis Freeman and a very excellent talk by Mrs. C. Rocker Adams of Chicago, a member of the International Lecture Bureau of Chicago. t n conclusion a two course luncheon : - vi.v. was serve-d tne caiii.!Mi. w iu-u cred fifty or more members cf the socict v. At the meeting of the Woman's Guild vesterdav afternoon final arrangements were made for the noon-day luncheon !to be served in the parish room of St. . Paul's Episcopal church next Wednesdav, September 2Stli. It was the recular"veekly gu'.lrt meeting and following the business session the. members w crketl on aprons. I The members cf the Deborah Society 'held a. quilting bee yesterday at the virct Christian church. Foiiowir.tr the noon-day luncheon there was a short business session whan arrangements tie're made for' a "get together" meeting for next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Denton in Monroe street. Each member is asked to bring an oldfashioned picnic basket dinner. Progressive- Court Xo. 155 Tribe of p.cn Hur held Us regular semi-monthly meeting last evening a-, the I. O. O. Ih. iil. A 'homo ciiiiiiiis" of the membcrs Is tc;n Karrsinfd for the evening rf ' :taber 17th when the Court will i, vi ftu Its guest the suTrtms chief, J. V.". C-nrd. A cla.s of candidates will bo initiiaed. jricetinft of the G. I. A. to the 33. of j ; took place ye?terday afternoon In i th.j I. O. O. F. haii. NeKt AVednesday l afternoon the club members will ha. the KiKsts of Mrs. J. J. Foley of. Clinton fctrec-t at a thimble party. I Horn to Mr. and Mrs. David EummerI ; vlilo of 4r3 Truman avenue Tuesday, i ! September 1;tb, a daughter. f jjr, ftnc; Mrs. Clarenco Kins, 9 Clinton ',Ktrcet, havfl retutned from a three I ! weeks' visit with relatives In Pitts burgh. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman JIcEwtn of Monroe street have as their grucsts Milss Mabel Hrown and Harold Easley of I'hiinwell, Mich. A delightful affair of last evening ! was tho party fcr which Mr. end Mrs. I y. A. Stout opened their home at 00 (Detroit fctreet honoring seven members j of the hospital corps of the Second ln- ' diana Infantry in camp at East Chi- ' cago. Music, cards and darling were ' tho main diversions. Tha dunce music ' was played by Miss Jenkins and Mr. , Dil'ew contributed several vocal seleci Eons. Tho refreshments were in three ' courses and were served at email ' tables decorated attractively with eardi m flowers. Those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Stout's hospitality were the Misses

few days spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. GeorKe Keise;. Amos Pj'er Allman left on Wednesday for Morgan Park Military academy, where lie will attend school the coming year. Mis. Annie Pinter has returned from a week's visit with Hammond friends. KusseH Clark, who !s stationed on the East coast in -military service in the United States, is a house, guest at th" Kramer home thia week. The State P.oar.l of Charities will meet 't Ijaporte on September C9 to Octoi.er 2r.d. Judsfe. W. C. M-Mahai of this rity Is a member of this board, and also a member of the executive ccwnjnittfe. and chairman of the com-

Imittee on -hiM welfare. Howard Kills, also of this city, will attend this meet inc.', li-injr on tho committee on rural li-'e j Ilcl'fii Plosser. Dorothy Slater, Inez : j C vit, Grace Jenkins, Grace Kingvvill, ' Gladys Grant. Beatrice Hansen,: j Dorothy Groman, Grace JlcCarry, HeUm ' Stout and Messrs. Wilson, MilHes, n'jid j G.ivit r f Hammond, llowsur, I'aifrey. I I Smith. McGrady, Wa'kcr, Stutsman and . j 1. V, :: ! j Thai Central school will hold its' cr.- j ; hiblt of flowers and vegetables at the i ' schocl Friday afternoon and 'nvrtes the! patrons to attend. Miss Alta Adkins, ; Mrs. John l'i. Smaliey and Sirs. 1'ugenc i S. Cooper will act as judges of the cont"t' I Testerday afternocn the members of tho American Benuty Crochet Ciub ' tendered Mrs. D. Shuck a farewell sur-j priso party. Mesdames Fcltzcr, Payne, Harnett, Schumacher. Hendrirkson. j Cartrliht. Blum, Tivooil?, Anderson and! Hurst, w-re among tho guests. ! A farewell party was tendered WilHam Buettner and 'William P.abir.horst . last evening at the heme of Mrs. John , Buettner In Logan street. Those pres-; r-nt were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Buettner, i Mrs. and Miss Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Buettner, the Misses Rati and . F.dith Buettner, Messrs. Scestadt, Jor-' dan, Krickson, Kent, Atnip and i Whl taker. j O- j The annual election of officers took' place last evening at trie mcetinir of the Central W. C. T. I. Mrs. F. O. . Kick was elected president find the- oth- ' cr officers are Mrs. It. H. Powley, vice president: Mrs. I'hcster Spa fiord, secre-: tary, end Mrs. Molip? BIa.nc?iard. treas- , urcr. Mrs. II. F. Granger Is delegate- ; .at-lc-ge to the state convention at An-. h rso-n find the other delegates will he Mrs. r;ick and Cynthia Merrill. M.r. and Mrs. Ernest Wolfe have returned front a visit in Pittsburgh and Voungst'own. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Thomas Moran returned with them for a visit lure. EAST CHICAGO IS TAKING EXCEPTIONS Continued from page one.) August 7 at which time the following viewers were appointed: Henry Batterman. Crown Foint; Harvey Blakeman. Crown Point. an9 ex-officio Ray Seeley, county encineer. There is no record that these viewers have as yet made any report. The matter cam? tip at the noon-day i luncheon of the chamber held yester- l day at the Fhillips hotel at which time! ihP, above facts were reported bv M. E. Crltes who had been requested to ln-veFtlg-ata and make a report. The board of direc'ors think that this street is distinctively n city street and that the re?t of the township should not be taxed to build it. East Chicafto is improving; Forsyth avenue by special nsoesment end thinks Hammond should take care of Calumet avenue in the srae way. The present three-mile gravel road law docs not permit the county board,! of commissioners to improve this thorouchfare. X o pet arouna tne law, n..weve-, Hammond Ins -cisannexed a pottion of its. teriltory as old ury vcW.n the improvement of 1:1th avenue was desired. Alihou?h the time has passed fcr 11ins a remonstrance aga'rst the constrtiction cf Calumet avenue by general taxation, yet it was determined to file the remonstrance just the same because of tho inefficiency and incompleteness of the petition upon which the county is supposed to take action. The remonstrance will be based upon the folowin? allegations: 1. That such proposed improvement will not be cf public utility and convenience. . 2. That all of such proposed im-jj-ovemont except that part which has just been rlisannexed by said city for the purposes of said petition, lies jivithin the corporate limits of the city of j Hammond, a municipal corporation in j North township. Eake county. Indiana, r.nd should in justice to the taxpayers I of said township b? er-tablihed and constructed, if at all, by assessment figalnst abutting- property thereto. 3. That it is an injustice to tho taxpayer of said North township to be compelled to construct streets for the faid city of Hammond by general taxation. 4. That the utiMty ar.d convenience of such proposed improvement to the citizens cf said township Is not such as to warrant the establishment: and construction of same under statute. E. That the petition for such improvement heretofore filed does not sufficiently set forth the beginning:, course and termination cf the highway soug-ht to bo improved. 6. That said petifion does not set forth the beginning- and termination and a general description cf the public highway Bought to bo improved. 7. That paid petition does not set forth a recommendation of tho width of such h'.Khwny or of tho character of the improvement to bo mads. 8. Tbst faid retuion does not set forth what la sought to hi established or caused to be construoted. 9. That fill of such proposed improvement lies within the eaid city of Hammond. Copies of the remonstrance are now in the hands of a committee who expect to get fully two hundred signatures within the next forty-eS:?it hours.

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BIG SPECIALS For Friday and Saturday

FLOUR Washburn Crosby Gold Medal or New Century: : bbl. sack 3.4G lj bbl. saek.....S3.2-4 1S bbl. sack $1.63 Skinner's Macaroni or Spaghetti, three pkgs.

Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 -- 32 c Minas Blend Coffee, 4 Ih?., f'3c; per

for U'lJv ; Crispo Crackers, fresh from, the ovens, four pk?3- - 25 Larga Sweet Valencia Oranges, do? on4 ll.

Bonlta Brand Coffee, 3 lb. can, Sac; per lb QC,-i -; . -. '. i Fig Ja"i r. Butter, can 1 0 C" Kirk's American Famly or U, S. Mall Soap, .vith order, 10 bars 53d

PeeVs Crystal White! Soap, 10 bars AGC 20-Mu!e Team Borax! Soap Chips, largo; n.ifkaeo O 8 Apples Cooking; or catlr.sr, 10 lbs .2C Coffee r.order Santo?, 3 lbs., 5oc; per lb 1QC Peas New pack Monarch Telephones, 3 carts.. - 46V Mason Fruit Jars '2 gals., S9c; quart?. 60c; pints 59C Raisins Sunmaid brand, freshly seeded, 2 pkgs 25C Pickling Sptce Fancy mixed, per lb 25d Navy Beans Michigan hand picked, 3 lbs 50 CANDY Cracker Jack or Chums P r Pk& f ' 4c Borden's Almond Bars or Milk Chocolate 3 pkgs 10 Calarab Figs 5 oz. box 9c i . s. . - -p -p TTT T nVPI I,. X XjIVXIT Jiv X XjO ARE TAKEN (Continued from page one.) The ring-leaders, Felix Miller, known as the "East Hammond desperado," and Joe (Hecewisch) Each, a C. & O. detective, were caught. All confessed but Each. Tuesday, September 11. Felix Miller held to the superior court undf.r $13,000 bail by Judjre Fred BarI nett. Lach maintains silence. , Tues(jay Night, Sept. 11. j fvmtinuine search detectives located ; $2.500 worth of merchandise in Bu rnham ne?eWisch and Pullman placed bv j.arh. I Wednesday, Sept. 12. Tv,,, notified East Hammond people burnir.r great quantities cf stolen goods to escape 'detection. Hundreds of dollars worth of goods brought into poMce station. Wednesday Nig'ht, Sept. 12.Eigrht of the "car bandits" sdven various fines by JuJge Fred Barne'tt in special seven o'clock police court session. Lach held to the superior court. Thursday, Sept, 13. Homer Wisley, engineer on the Indiana Harbor Belt for nine years, and his fireman, William A. Lutes, arrested for obhing merchandise cars in Illinois and bringing loot back by beat over the Calumet river. Over $l.nr;0 worth of stolen poods found in their homes. Both men confessed to Chief of Indiana Harbor Belt dcteeti es, Barrfey Dolan. who aided by Hammond police made the capture. IIoiidt.y, Sept. 17. Felix Miller, leader of East Hammond bandits, sentenced from one to fourteen i years m tne jeiiersonvii.e ni irmaiory and fine 30 and costs by Judge . S. lUater in superior court. Lach is also charged with two specific juvenile court offense in teaching small boys to carry guns and rob cars, j "Sreiterday. Fosse headed by Captain Hanlon and! Chief Detective Barney Dolan capture four I. II. B. car thieves, Edward Campbell, detective; Peter Sartak, a saloonkeeper; Mike Vabovich and Joe liekonich. All have coirfessed. NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED (Special to Tiia Tiaras.) CROWN POIXT, Ind.. Fept. 20. The frllowlntr licenses to wed wrs issued yesterday: Eddl Fritz and Ida Carter, Indiana Harbor: Clarence Chavls and Myrtle Itunseii, Gary; Charles Bartell and Anna Kretsehnier, Clary; Hamuel J. Welsm.m and Pearl Sarah Mekatlnsky. Clary.

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