Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 26 October 1917 — Page 5

Fridav. October 26, 1917.

THE TIMES Pazo Five

Vhat Gary Society, is Doing Nolv

THEATER. PARTY. j Mrs. "Win. 1'eder and Mrs. George Silverman will entertain at a theatre party at the Illinois Theatre tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mrs. Louis Glueck and her sister. Mrs. ttessic Giliispio of; Seattle. Washington. !

MRS. RICH TO RETT It N. Mrs. D. V. Rich, who has been visitingfor several weeks with her father in Lebanon, Ind., will return tomorrow. VISIT PARENTS. Mr. and Mrs. George Tinneo and son Dee will v'.slt with Mr. Tinneo's parents in Koyal Center over the week-end.

WEEK-KNIJ VISIT. Mrs. E. L. Church wiU spend the week-end v.:th her son Dr. L. Evans and wife. of Adams Street. Mrs. Church has Just returned from Holland. Michigan, and expects o stay v. 1th her brother in Chicago th'.a winter.

Times Society Editor Phone 3473. The office telephone number of the Boelely rditor or the GRY EVEMXO TIDIES la "Tlirec-f otir-even-three' of the nem editor, "One-t hree-even. The TIMES nanti to know If you have a guest at your home. If jou are coins on a tlslt, Tthat your club or church society la doing, the uncial prosram of jonr lodtfenl In brief. It want any nmi of social Interest of youraelf or your friend. The morr names the better. Phone your socinl nem to the TIMES ofllve, phone "Gary Three-four-seven-three."

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! SOCIAL CALENDER,

TOLLtSTOX RED CROSS. j The Tolleston Hctd Cross Society met I TODAY, yesterday afternoon in the "Winter's ! y,', c. T. V. reception at East Side .buhdins for their regular meeting. A ' Presbyterian church. number of quilts are being made and j . j Knotts will lecture at library on when completed wiU be sold, and the j -Formation of Dunes." money used to buy yarn. The next! Mrs. Higelow to give shower for Mrs. meeting will be hohl on "Wednesday, the j Atwell. "1st. at the lied Cross Hooms. j Service club will meet with Mrs. Carl

TEACHERS FORM ORCHESTRA. I c. L. Lrownell will lecture at PresAn interesting musical club is being j hyterian church at 3 o'clock, planned by nine your,? women of the j j-;. y. r. V. of Baptist church will Froebel school staff. The first meeting j hae a Hallowe'en party at church, "as held last Wednesday evening, and j Young falks of Baptist church to the instruments aa well as assign- i h.ivc 7!a!hvVn rartv at church.

rr.ents were determined. The purpose of the members is to form an orchestra, composed of guitars, mandolins, ikelele. drums and piano. Those who will participate are the Misses Gene Highland.'?. Irene Kennedy, Zelma Chapline, Helen F.lefson. Marguerite Stratton, Ruth Glasow, Ior!s McFaddcn. Harrison and Burke.

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BROWSELL LECTIRE, Clarence Ludlow Browncll was to deliver two lectures in Gary todiy on The City Beautiful." At 2 o'clock this nf tern Don ho was to be heard at the Holy Angels school, and at S o'clock i his ev-ening: he will speak before the Hrotherhood of the Presbyterian -hui eh. MITH-HE.DEREK-The marriage of Miss Blossom Lou Smith to Frederic Rhodes Henderer was solemnized last evening at the iime of t'.e bride's parents. 4436

C. L. Lrownoll to speak at Holy; Angels school at 2:30. ; University club colds formal rarty tonight. ; Hallowe'en party at Fresbyterian ' church at S o'clock. SATTJKEAY. I Hallowe'en festivals at a'.l Gary: schools on Playground?. Froebel faculty to have Hallowe'en ; party for students. j Pance at Kmcrson gym given by jun , iors. Masquerade. j

A sweet expression Is mad a hundred times more enchanting when the complexion is Invely. It takes but a few days to clear the skin of pimples, blotches, liver s?ot.. blackheads, muddy complexion and skin eruptions if you us Stuart's t'aloijim AVaf.'!.'!. All of these troubles C'"r.ie t'ini the blood and seek the sktn as one of the natural outlet? of the body. And

It you supPiV your blood with the pro- i per material it will, convert the body! poisons into a. harmless substsjice and pass off in perspiration lnstend of uglyj ac-tinm!a ions. (let a box of Htuitrt' I'aloiurn Wafers in any ririiK store at o1"

cents. lncy will K've you Mliat you want a perfect complexion. If you wish to try them just send the coupon. -dv.

The Times VTiil Not Attack the Ladies The newspaper organs hack of th coa.iidacics of Majoralty C'andida'os Curtis and llodcos havo dist inpuishod fhomslvps bv pallantlv liphtine women. Iioc.-msp cfttuin ladios of (Jnry. who cow have tlio richt to oU; havo dared to In indji-ndent in their opinions and liave urged the eloction uf men they think boM t)tl d lo govern this eity they have been attacked. The Post assumes the amazing grounds that if women take part, in politics they must, expect lo bo viliiiied. It lias evn editorially declared that every one of you women who intend to vole for Mayor Johnson is indecent: In its attacks the Tribune has made no explanations. . . Thnv again, warnings aro said to have coran to cert-tin ludifs of Oary that they are to ho arraigned in newspaper articles. Now h;5 far as The, Times is concerned it will not attack any woman- who does not. support Mr. Johnson and who goes out. and works for either Mr. Hodges, Mi. Curtis or Mr. Liebennann. That is their privilege. They now have the right to suffrage and should exercise it and th Times will support Mayor Johnson's candidacy without attacking any lady who wishes to boost poiitioAlly for any man. and it condemns attacks already made, especially upon women who Me moUu is. Whatever the Times prints about the womn of Gary, who art- supporting either Mayor Johnson, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Hodges, or Mr. Lk-berniann will be good words or none at all. The Times dues not ens;igo in woman fighting and it lias too much respect for the womanhood of Gary to sor-k to gain political ends by embarrassing the s' x that bears the children and which makes the world h'Hter by it? influence.

"Koform" Crusades at Gary. . this time tho women of Gary must have a prettv good

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FLAYX33' CLUB.

At the meeting of tho riayers' club last evening: the first reading was given i of Cranford. tho play which the club ex- ! pects to produce with'n a few weeks.; Those present were MifScs Gcneviewe j Michaely, Irene Kennedy, Mildred Gott- j lieb. Katie Kuban, Anita Bailey, Olive ' Richardson. Mesdames Ferguson. Ben-; nett and Carver. There aro still two parts to be cast, and at tho next meet- J

dams street, F.ev. Walton performing Jng. which will bo Thursday evening. '

idea that, the

reform crusades that havo boon, started and which had had for hoir rhiff

purpose the attempt to discredit Mayor Johnson in favor of W all Street's candidate for Mayor must realize the hypocrisy behind it all. Hy this tim tho woiti'-n of Gary must realizo that the same men who are hack of the "reforms," this election time arc the saai who were back of tho election-time "reform''

crusade this time four year." aco and this time eight years ago. The directors

of election -t'me "reform." "p'tri'y" and "temperance," also include the same men who provide your men folks with the steel trust sites for getting liquor m the saloons near the main gates of the great steel mills of Gary. Some of these "reformers" are the sane men, who white engaged in business or poli

tics or when they were in office tolerated and profited politically by a segre

gated district of which there is none in Gary today. This is plain talking, hut these are the times to talk about it. The chief issue that the Pharisees raise in Gary is "vice." We do not claim that Gary is a .Sunday school town nor yet is it a Sodom and Gomorrah. It is an average American city. The "reformers." who do not hesitate to fool newly-arrived ministers, constantly talk "vico," have their controlled newspapers keep their columns reeking with it for political purposes and they oven go into the courts. Vet Gary'is a clean, American city it is a black city, officered by a demon major, peopled with sinful residents as far as the "reformers" of Wall Street are concerned. Not one of the "reformers" has accepted Mayor Johnson's challenge to debate with him on conditions, for there is too much fear the public will team who in the nst leased shadv resorts, who' had to do with a sonrogated district.

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GAEY SHIP PLATE MILL RUNNING

ths ceremony. Miss Marguerite Strat

ton acted as bridesmaid and Edward Kouclcs as best inaji. The bride wore a smart traveling- g-own of Hue broad!oth. and a small pannel velvet toque. The house wsj decorated with yellow mid w-hiti flowers, and the same color rlime was carried out in the delightful supper which was served after the i i remony. About thirty relatives and friends ' the young cctiple wr present.

sHOprxwa- jtotese, ay I7a Gary.) The stores are Just delightful now, but I think that It's a Breat offer that is beins made in The Times today. I mean those fine sheets at Goodman's de-

it is requested that any one interested attend. eociax arzETrrfQ.

The Womin's Auxiliary of the Congr-g-ational church me? at the Irflie of Mrs. j

Conklin of Fifth avenue, yesterday afternoon. Arrangements were made to hold a rummage sale, and the balance of the afternoon wis spent in sewing: and knitting. The next meeting will be at Mrs. lonald McClennan's home, on Thursday, Nov. 8. riDEBATTOIT OP WOUXN'S CLUBS. The Tenth district. which includes Gary, was well represented by thirtyseven women at the state convention of

he Federation of Woman's Clubs at

artment store are offering for Satiir-jFort AVayne, w.hIcn ha9 booll ln acs,0n

day for 63 cents, together with a cou

Ton fnjm their ad in this newspaper today. SheeMng !s way up you know, and this Is an unusual pric. , I do like to go into a rr.en'3 store now and then to se all the smart things they

the past three days. Those from Gary who were present were Mesdames Brayton. Pheehan, Undoes, Carill and Patterson. A number of notable women speakers pave addresses at various sessions, among them werA Mrs. Thos.

"ne- nawruoiery Winters of Indianapolis, chairman of shop they have a great liberty bond th, national prppa cornmilteis: Mrs . Coles proposition. ... Of course, we're J ot j. AnP k.s, president of the Onall interested in the coming of Sarah j era, iteration of Women's Clubs, and Bernhardt to town, who will be at the Miss Gracs Parker commandant of naOary on ov, G. All of the girls arc j tiona, learue for woman-s service who coing to doll up for that event. enrv on "tv.im,n vr nf , x-m

I War Time. About 500 women from all j T. T7. lover the stato attended the convention.!

- The public Is cordially Invtted to at-

stricktn countries and has attended wounded soldiers of every nationality. He gave an exceptionally illuminating talk on the marvelous feats of surgery which are hein? performed daily, and of the wonderful ways that aro being discovered by the medical men of making a new man of one who would probably have been condemned

to disfiguration or deformity but

few years ago. Ivr. Moore said ln his j stcvo stekevich ln opinion the war would possibly last j COurt yesterday, two years longepiind that the last j charges cruelty, jcreat drive would !n all likelihood be

mads this coming pprlny. Mrne. von Steinmeyer, who spoke after Dr. Moore, is a woman of most charming personality. Phe told of a wonderful horn which she will establish immediately upon her return to France for fifty boys of the middle west who are now in the trenches. The mothers of these boys have provide the mem and made It possible for Mme. Steinmeyer to give them a few cf the comforts and pleasures of a good old-fashioned home durinsr the time when they ore not on the fighting line. She ciso told cf the work women are doing and ertp-cially those who have never known hardship in doing heavy manual labor, driving trucks, lending provisions, and of course doing an infinite amount of Red Cross, canteen .end other relief work. Mne. Steinmeyer sails back to France some time t!.:s coming month.

The new 160-inch plate mill at ths Gary steel plant which started opera-j tion Monday of this week is now turnIr.g out about seventy-five tons a day. j In the neighborhood of 150 men are employed. When the plate mill is operat

ing full blast it will turn out a 600 tos-i,,' ftt

iiage a day.

GARY EXCEEDS LIBRARY WAR FUND QUOTA

GARY DIVORCE

feven-.ng by ! the Gary h.

The committee heads cf the Gary fjibrary War Fund council were en

's o'clock d'nner last

Judge Ora Wildermuth, at tel. Results of the recent

campaign were given pnd were in some instances most gratifying:, show-

Asking an alimony of $3,000. Attcr-j ing a doubling, and in the case of ney fees of $100 and custody of her; Gar-- practically a trebling of the three children Mrs. Savka Stckovich ; i;ueta. Mr. Bailey announced that of

11 I filed suit for divorce from her husband , the 17 towns that had sent reports

the Gary superior ; of tht ir work. 71 had exceeded the The complaint amounts assigned them. Lake county I results are as follows:

pie who con and do not subscribe for 1 berty bonds should not forget that the I. S. government has conscripted the

man power of the country and It would be a much easier task to conscript the wealth. He says: "We must win the war and the government means business and we should not be surprised too. if conscription of money would begin should the liberty loan fail."

TWO GARY DIVORCES FILED Two divorce suits were filed in the

Gary Superior court yesterday afternoon.

Alleging !n his complaint that

GARY POLICE NOTES. An unusual quiet spell prevailed at the police station last night, ut few arrests being made.

fflf INSURANCE C0.JJSTS OFFIKfl Wynant, Mayor Johnson, Manlove, Moe, Ridgely and Hopper on Eoard.

the ar-

Everette Gillis. an empioye of Aetna E-xnloslves company, was

rested by Officer O'Donncll. ISesides being: held on a charge of assault and 'battery, he was unable to show a registration card.

j Hobart, J110: Miller, J40; Whiting.

Crown Point? $200: Fast Chicago, j iZO. Up to this time there has been j j no report of any e.Tort from Hammond '

to contribute to the fund. 1 Those present at tho dinner were i

Judge Ora Wildermuth. president of the Library board: Dr. William Feder. Mrs. W. R. Brown. Mrs. J. A. Patterson. P. W. Scyl, W. Hotchkiss. Miss Ann! Klingensmith and Oscar Dohraesky, who alon turned in $1,000 from the Tin Flat" workmen.

Charged aker. a Hobart, Ahrends.

pearance

th speeding. Jcps Wkit-

e.ilored nan residing at was arrested by Officer He gave binds for his apIn the city court

Following an a v. to accident, Aaron Mekis of Gary was taken into rustody cn n charge of assault and battery with an auto. He also furn:hcd bond.

TWO PERMITS.

FUNERAL OF MISS FEELEY

Only two building permits of importance were issued at the building commissioners' .office yesterday afternoon pnd this morning. John Romanche'k took out a permit for a frame addition at 100S-10 Marshall street, at a cost of $3. COO. The State Construction Co. applied for a permit for a cement block hou--e ot 1S16-1S Connecticut street. It u 111 cost s.vmo.

tend a musical program to be given at tho EaLst ide Presbyterian c...'Tch by the W. C.JT. U. this e-. tli- event is in honor of the retiring officers.

TKOEBEIi PACTJJjTY PABTY. The faculty of the Froebel school is planning a brilliant entertainment to be given in tho girl's gymnasium Frt-

Tho guests will

The funeral of Mfss Mary Feeley will

his ' be held at the Holy Angels church. Gary,

requiem high mass will be said. Fed-(two weeks.

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.ni,Ai, rau. I Include all the teachers and ectir Y. ; Tho Tokoretten will attend (i rerform-1 ... . . . . '

" ii a t,i 1 1 c - r .1- ti n riirrncn en

ance et "The Man Who Came Back" at

MILLER. Mrs. G. Peterson arrived home on Funday night front Kibble, Mich., where she has been all sim mer.

wit'e Ulanche Lucas kpt up a secret j tomorrow morning, at 0 o'clock, when Miss Helen Johnson has been ill for

correspondence, with an unknown person and that she was continually nagging him, Attorney Jilaz A. Lueas asks the custody of the only chiid and diver:. They are well known in Gary. Mablo Williims asks a divorce frym her husband Henry Williams, complaining non-support.

tho remains will b J Camp Fire Girls met Monday night

lowing the serv;

placed on the 11 o'c!c'.t Pennsylvania 1 and the IJoy Scouts Tuesday night, train for Chleago where interment will! The Camp Fire girls tre planning

The Associates Company financing the Gary National Life Insurance Company announces the following officers and directors for the Insurance concern, that has been making such great headway in this part of Indiana: Officers: President Wilbur Wynant. Vice-president and Attorney George II. Manlove. Secretary and Auditor II. W. TaTlcot. Treasurer Kdgar A. Ridgley. Medical Director Milton 3. Hopper. Actuary Harry L. Arnold. Executive Committee Wilbur Wynant, II. W. Talbot, Horace S. Norton, Ingwskl Moe, G.;orge H. Manlove. Finance Committee AVilbur Wynant, 11. W. Tallcot, Albert Foster, A. H. W. Johnson. Kdgar A. Ttidgley. Directors Horace St. Norton, Wilbur Wynant, George H. Manlove, Milton S. Hopper, Kdgar A. Kldgk-y, Barney F. Chamski. Ingwald Moe, J. N. Campian. Joseph Tittle. A. II. W. Johnson. Alfred Pchrral, Albert Foster. Lawrence E. Lyons, R. O. Johnson. H. W. Tallcot.

Minnesota fores'ts. "Never saw so many deer la my life in St. Fouls county as I have run across this fall," said Kreager here yesterday. "And I have never Been de?r looking s sleep and plump. The anirrals have Tiad. a great year there was plenty of grass and water." Kreager said reports he received from j timber cruisers and others who have rej cently traversed the moose haunts in, Lake and. Cook counties. Indicate moose will be plentiful. There remains only: a few moose in St. Louis county, htii said. j

HIGHLAND

GeorgeDickson's billiard hall and fcart

ber shop Is open again to the publio-10-22-8 1

GREAT YEAR FOR DEER" HUNTERS

bo made in Cavalry cemetery. Feeley was the. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Feeley.

by th Froebel orchestra, composed of

the Princess theatre on Saturday night. ; memhrH of tha faculty. The patrons

.vrjangeineiiL3 as lu melius janrl Eatronesses are Messrs. and Mesbeen left to the president who will no-i Jflm(B j H E Mcs Nortpru A. Mc

tlfy the mencers. xne cluo win tie entertained at Its regular meeting at the home of Miss Lva Gordon, Wednesday evening. Oct. 31.

Arthur and George Swartz. The execut-

I ive committee, which include Misses I

Kennedy. Chapline, McFadd?n and

.!asow. are planning many unlqua

;.t-t-i5 of entertainment.

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CAED OP THANKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all those who have assisted tis in our bereavement at the rjeath of our wife and mother. Especially w wish to thank th heads and office employes of tho Illinois Car Manufacturing .: also the employes of the Feh Manufacturing

t o.: also the Indies Aid ot St. Johns Lutheran church. 10-36-1 M. H'lFPPNFR A VP FAMTI.Y.

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-M:j3 sehoc 1 house Mrs. Pt. Lot: three Mrs. Wayne dty.

Irene Kennedy of the Froebal will spend tho week-end at a party ln Highland Park. V. MoHrrder left yesterday for Is. where she will remain about -eeka visiting her sister. J. W. Lester is visiting ln Fort She will return home on Mon-

GIVES WAR TALK.

A large and most enthusiastic crowd grathered at the Commercial club last averring to hear the experiences of Dr. Moore and Mme. von Steinmeyer. who have bcth been doing relief work ln the trenches and hospital of Europe. Dr. Monre has been in all the war-

Another Large Sale ol Fine Millinery

One table of slightly mussed hats, closing out at

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Some worth $3 and $4. A fine line of Matron Hats at $3.50 up to $8.50. Children's Hats from 49c up to $5.00.

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Phone 2842.

OLD HATS REMODELED.

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ijHJMl 01 tbis Tire m I'll il f rtJ f ii caoiiJnict '" H V l ' rrpaui k il by motor- lil I CV. I ''' tIrl of the j HI II w v??4r.i I fec tKl t03 1 ill IIS 7! t I iot n"f4cc- f ! HI I I! I Amazon Tires I j xfef'i' 9 rt Irtutworttr, iini- III I 1 r IS V' i E Sli. Irtrj (Unnryoi I 8 ! It; j rrt fcta tbe ore is reB vVJ r"J iani ""'l 01 lj III . rfc:X I nUrrapted, cat:frw uzU! Ifplbz&J

CHILD STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE

Julia Havrila. six years old, was struck and painfully injured by a Gary! Jitney while on Broadway yesterday morning. The child was taken to the j office o Pr. Adair where her injuries)

were cared for. The license number on the car was F 2601 Ind. and the driver's arrest will bo caused by the police today.

BOY MISSING.

Miss' form a junior auxviiiary ln the Miller i

arid i lied Cross.

The Liberty f'.re, the wood for which was laid on a high hill near the South

Shore depot, was perforce postponed on

j Tuesday night, but was lighted Wedj nesday night. I The volunteer firemen met Tuesday j night. Oliver Starr of Gary told the thirty j women end girls who gathered at the ' school Tuesday night iow to organize i . . r-, . .

a .villier lieu ross. .uis-s v. i iieiu;i

'haing been named temporary chairI iimn, and Mis-:s T. Ncl?on, temporary I secretary, a petition was sent In to the ! ?try Ited Cross and another meeting

to complete the organization called for the evening of Saturday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 at the little School house.

DL'LT-Tir. MINN., Oct. 23. Hunters j will get the best big game shooting in I years from Nov. in to Nov. 30. accord- ! ing to Game Warden J. K. Krca?cr. who ;

spends most of his time in northern

Admire Babies?

ZSrtry norm woman's heart thrills yriVx tha thought of poa eeuins; baby.. What mas caa fully percefraj txa ayapathet 1 understand tn( and t b a loraiistit that

tflvwm ln a woman's eyes at tae alyht

her fiesh and biot'd represented In tha tiny Infant. Every woman In tha Joy oil comins; motherhood chouid prepare hei ystem for the crisis and tha unusuaj strain. Three generations hare found t& tried and reliable external application. "Aether's Friend'' of the rreatast hal? av eucTi a time. By Its dally use throughout the period, the akin of the abdomen im made soft and elastic, the expanding muscles re'jix naturaily atd with ease, when baby arrives, and tha inflammation, of breast glands Is soothed. By no chance neglect to entala this fxeat preparation which science has of fared for eo many years to expeotar.8 mothers. Write the Hradflald Eegu lator Co., Dept. L, 383 Lamar Building .Atlanta, Ga.,for their helpful and Interesting book, "Motherhood and the Babysit is free and la well worth writing for. No woman should fall t help nature lot the severest strain evar put upon fcar. "Mother's Friend" !s procurable from aty druggist and la a real kelp to tsatura let ber glorious work. "Mother'a Friend" la

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Adams street, Gary, disappeared from) his home yesterday and has not been) IX C. Voreis, the deputy revenue colseen or heard of since. lie Is describ- lector for this district, says that peo-

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You will find everything in our store to celebrate IlaHow'een. MASQUERADE COSTUMES FOR RENT Fer Evening up from 50d (No costumes shown or rented until day before Intended use, and must be returned the morning following.) HAIR WIGS, MUSTACHES & BEARDS of all kinds.

Grease Paints in sticks, all colors and shades, 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c per stick. Wooden Shoes for rent 15c per pair Paper Hats, many different shapes and styles. Decorative, crepe paper and Festooning. Masks-r-The largest assortment of masks ever seen in Hammond. Every character ever invented. Noise Horns, cow-hells, rattlers, frying pans, rooters, megaphones.

Novelties "Bean blowers, shooters, peas, paper pumpkins, loose and ribbon confetti, black and pumpkin pins, Goblo Game. j

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