Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1918 — Page 5

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PERSONALS

SOCIAL NEWS

The Pores Society j-f Chicago und suburbs holding their meetings once month were entertained .nst Friday at t': :e homo of Kov. Hus''. 7.l llohnnn freet. The FocU-tv is oompiWil r ministers' wives ami thi uivos of the professors of Klmhurst college. This is the f.rst meotin.tr to hp held in hulmui, ail other mer-tiris !i i i n k been held in Illinois. The ladies are devoting their !;:no to Feuing J'or ori'linna ; helping tb J daconmtsies home. Business matters of importance wore transacted ani a luncheon mis served hy the hostess. About thirty lidies w ore in at t ev.dnnoe. The meeting next mot-th will he held at lirr.hurrt Co: We, Klmhurst, ill. Mrs. A. X. Tinkham wi'l entertain the general aid society of the Method! Kplsccpal church Wednesday afternoon at her homo, 51 Walt ham street. The j'ev-ond division wi'l ha e charge of the afternoon's prop-ram. The Colonial Club will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. .1. J. Turner at her home in Kast Chicago. Opal Hive f D6 will have their regular meeting this evening :?i the I. O. O. Y. I. all. Initiation of new numbers will feature the eenine's program and the m-ettng is called for seven-thirty o'clock.

ert street were tendered a pleasant surprise iast ovenin.tr by their neighbors. The evening was p-nt socially and a lunch previously pn-pired was served by the ladies. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Halls and children. Mr. and Mrs. H. Iman and children, Mr. and Mrs. "H i. I, .Mr. and Mrs. Authorson, Mr. and Mrs. Middlestoti arid clulilren. As Mr. an d.Mis. V;in Nane are moving from the noiRhborhood this prompted the neighbors re give then a 'nievll.

ISH0HTR1DGE

!i PICKED

Mrs. Mtrtin Finding of Clirto.i street will be hostess tomorrow afternoon to the membf rs of the R. A. Club. The fl.ft-?rnoon Will be devoted to needle work. The recular mooting of the Tt. of I,. F. & E. will ba held tomorrow afternoon at the I. or O. V. hall in State street. The state meeting- to be held in September will be discussed. An ell day session will be held by the Peborah Aid Society of the Christian church tomorrow in the church parlors in Calumet avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Van Xane of 475 Drack-

Miss Genevieve Kurns of Kast State street and Miss Ida Herklenian of Trun.na are spending the week xipitinic fr-.rnds in Crown Point. Mrs. J YV. Jd!.- of 5 7.'i Inrin street returned last evening .foil: Indianapolis where she has been isit in her son ;.-o:i;e J . 1 1 v at I'ort Harrison, with the 44th Knsin-rrs, '.. H. Mrs. J. .!! was accompanied by Miss. Violet I'.ornell of" ("hie ago. The ladles were much impressed with the camp life of the hoys and witnessed their ti.ivon.t and target practice. i;.-,ir;-re ,Jo!!.-y Ivis la tidy been promoted from corporal to motorcycle siTgant. He leaves today for an eastern P'-rt ii: roitdines; to soon leaving: for Fran. e. - - f",!h troops of the Chi Scou's are requested to meet tomorrow evening at 7 o', lock at 1'mty Hall. ... rner of H-,h-man and l.og-an streets. f,.,r an important business meeting. Serg-eant Welch will he present and after the husinoss session wiil spend an hour drilling the Siris. One troop of thirty-two k1"1s has been filled, the seeond is onlv partly

j filled. Any Kills dosinnff to lain may

make application tomorrow evening r.t the hal. where Mrs. Tweedle will b in charpc. The scout Rirls enjoyed en nil d ay picnic last Saturday at Pouirlfii Park. A basket luncheon was an enjoyable feature beside a number suitable games. Serjeant and Mrs. Welch joined the crowd in the afternoon and pave the girls instructions in drilling.

Times rt'.r.PAr At sttf. Capitu,. l.NDIANAl'Ol.lS. 1XD.. July 16 VA mund M. Wasmuth. chairman of the Republican state commute, lias announced the app.untnv i t of the following advisory (ommittoe consisting of a member from at'h congressional district: First district. C.u:!d C. Foster, Kvansil!.,: Second. Joseph 1,. ttuyard. Jr. Vinccnio s ; Third. Arthur I. Stout, Salem; Fourth. George I'.-t' r. Seymour; Fil th. Jesse . Fierc e Clinton; Sixth, Ed Paul, Cambridge City; Seventh. ). V. Haskett. Indianapolis; Kichth, J. T. Moorman. Winchester ; Tenth. Krnest Shortridte. Crown F"int: Kleyenth John l.awrcnco Peru: Twelfth. W. W. Williamson, Columbia i". iv. and Thirteenth. Jolm IV Moito. Wir.ona Lake. A member from the Ninth district will bo appointed later.

. CHICAGO BOARD OF WORKS WISH HO AGAI

Fast Chicago rnnni'ilnirn. who want t" ahohsh the present hoard of public works, had their program hindered last night for lack of quorum. Seven aldermen were necessary t Rive final touches to the legislation that would depiivr Commissioners f n t enhe'mer. W eselilral Hnd M'.lrrdll of their . Ti 'oil titles. At one tim" there whs h chance of

(piorurn when Akderman Glorgi was sumiTioned. but then it wa discovered that Alderman Peterson and P.urns believed now to be opposed to the legislation were not to be found.

If the hoard is abolished a new one consisting of tie mayor, engineer and a third com m ij 1 or.'1 r of i,nc cjeatd by the c.Uiicil if the mayor so dei-ii'o and the eouiv!! s tgrees may be ovea t ed

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GARY-

TWO COUPLES ASK DIVORCE

j In the Gary superior Court rem(plaints have hen (lied ak!ng dvi'i I hv two Gary c.u'p1s. Anastasta Ni.-k-I "loan vs. Christ Niokoloan. erne! and

inhuman treatment; A. a. Pang"l, attorney f .r plaintiff and John Konraiy v Ann;e Konradv, abandonment; Plieehin end l.yddiek. attorneys for the pla intiff.

A rtiblic demonstration on food substitutes will be given tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock by Miss Margaret

! Cornell at the Rivi rsid school in the

domestic sci. -nee room. The Riverside school and the Lafayette school have joined forces in this dernonst rat ion and invite all residents in both neighborhoods to attend.

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bring his next prescription to u, Our price will be fair and reasonable. Summers' expert prescription service. i

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3cmV-jJ ST.NEAf STATE HAMHONQ INtt

Mrs, Bernard li Frane of F.rie street a ltd sister Mrs. Russell Wilson of Calumet avenue b ft today for an extended visit in eastern Kentucky. They will visit their brother FIod G. Fenton nt Flemingsburg. Ky.. and will spend some time at various other points. A daughter was born- Tuesdav. July !th. to Pr. and Mrs. A. Hoffmann of 113 Fayetet street. ' Mother and child are getting along very nice!;.. The qutlters of the Ladies' Aid Society rvf the Fresbyf ria n church will meet for an all day session tomorrow in the church parlors on South Hobman street. A luncheon will be served at the noon hour by the committee. ARRRESTED ON SPEEDING CHARGE Mearl Kitchen, 445 East Ridg Road. Gary was arrested for speeding yesterday and released on his own recognizance for trial to come up in the city court.

GARY SOLDIER PLACED IN THE DEFERRED CLASS ' ; t i f n InJiHita men of drafi age placed :n deferred classes of th? draft on request of tne war department m responses to the Madden Resolution in the house. Edward Poyn". Gary draftsman in the office of the chief of ordname has been appointed. The men's services in the deferred i!asses are regarded as indispensable by the war department and is a signal honor.

LIQUOR LAW VIOLATORS ARE ARRESTED Three poirh Ci.iago men were arrested by Gary police yesterday for bringing liquor into the state. Each of the men Anion Petlak. Tony Femboski. and A. P. Krajer.ski had in their possession whn arrested twelve bottles of beer and one gallon of whiskey. They were released on $r,'b bonds each and will appear for trial in the Gary city i ourt on Wednesday. Edward Walker of Springfield, 111., was arrested with two quart bottles of whiskey.

SIX WAR SLACKERS. Six more alleged war slackers have been taken In by the Gary police and lodged in the city bastile to be held for federal Investigation. The arrest sheets show the names of Frank Winkler. 1?32 Carolina street. John Gager, 1542 Van Huron street. Walter Szalek. 1732 Massachusetts street. Gary and Steve. P.odie, Joseph Reshaw. both of Indiana Harbor and Paul Felby of Ft Wa ne. I nd.

Another citizen of Gary, whose business standing and veracity is without blemish, and whose statements are accepted at face value by friends, neighbors, business associates and all who know him, lias made a personal investigation into the business affairs and property merit of the Consolidated Arizona Copper Mines Company. Mr. Richard E. Houren has completed an investigation and examination of the fourteen mining claims, located in the heart of the Patagonia Mining District. Southem Arizona, which comprise the free and unincumbered, highly mineralized property holdings of the Consolidated Company. Tlis enthusiastic report, after nearly two weeks of arduous labor and sincere desire to know the truth, is no surprise to men who know these properties. The Management, both Technical and Business, of this .Junior Copper Company invite honest investigation. Everv courteous treatment and facility will be cheerfully (iranted to parties whose sole interest is to know the truth. This attractive, full paid, non-assessable stock can yet be had at the low price of 25 cents per share, par value $1.00. This stock can be purchased for cash or on short time terms. Call and see the ore samples and ask for the printed engineers' reports. You are invited to investigate in any manner you may desire the high standing, wide experience and responsibility of these Engineers of Mining. It is the intention of all parties associated with this Junior Copper enterprise to make the security represented in this stock a dividend paying investment. COME AND SEE. OPES EVENING S. Mid-Continent Securities Company XISCA.Ii AOINT3 22 West Fifth Ave, Gary, InfJ. Telephones 1407 and 1066

HE RUNS INTO GARY AUTO Al'oert Nowiefci, 1? yars old. of i;i 3 149th Ftreet, Hammer.'!, whilo riciing: his bicycle on Summer s'reet yeterdsv afiernoon ran 'nto the automobile of fee:! K. Allen of 341 Cnr. r.eot leu t street. Gary. M:. Alln was driving east on Summer street when Albert ran Into him. smashing his bicycle and cutting his arm badly. Mr. Allen took him to th doctor, who dressed his wounds then Mr. Allen took him to his home.

WOMEN TO KILL PAIN. fliv Fmtkh Press WASHINGTON". July lfi Many of the wounded doughboys prefer the tender care of women attendants when on the operating table. For this reason the army is appointing women anaesihet,sts for the delicate work of administering ether. Fifteen already have been appointed, the war department announces, receiving pay and privileges of first lieutenant, without, however, the actual rank. Only graduate women physicians are eligible.

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TWIN CITY DRAFT MEN MAY VOLUNTEER

East Ohleoiro city selective men In classes 1, 2. 3 and 4 who wish to volunteer may be inducted into the army at once for limited service In the great woods of the northwest. Wantd are 35 cross cut fliers. IS band filers and 24 secular fliers for the spruce division of the aeroplane production service. East Chicago volunteers will entrain on July 29 for Vancouver barracks. Washington state.

MISS RHODES TO CHICAGO Miss Eunice Rhodes who won seeond prize in a poster contest at the Art Institute several months ago, in recognition of her ability has been offered and accepted a most enviable position as

assistant to Mrs. Emaline Cosio of the T. C. shop in the Fine Arts building in i'nicago and commenced her duties yesterday. Mi-.s Rhodes" talent as an artist has been commented upon by the leading Chicago critics tmd her Garv friends predict . for lier a brilliant career. QUAKER CITY GIRLS TOO ATTRACTIVE :Fr t'VITEP PRtSS.J t'HJl.-UiEI.PHIA. July 11 There ;s a shortage of unattractive giris In Philadelphia and the eisar d'-ale-s have to take the ronsee uer-r e -j. Girl cigar clei Y.a were employed so as to release men for war work, but all the girls were fatal) v r.ttra' t'.ve. So many rn'-n who ought, to be at rvork loafed rl-out the eiar f I'-i r.;, s'"aling eonversa t o.ns and smiles, that the cigar dealers f.it they were doing a threat .njusti'-e to ;.h'- count ry. The jr-rl were tired. No e na t r ra -'t 1 v e ones 1 ould be found to rep'ace them, no nen pas! draft ;fre ) i- hfon employed.

TWIN CITY NEWS NOTE:

Katherine Honaril. 431H oleott Ave. rhone 2K.1, mill fce pleased to nrllt mm receive aortal dfiti and ad vertlnlas tot Tbe Times, also Job work of all description promptly and ttcII doae. Tbe sad news of the death of James I', brum, who for many ears was a resident of East "hicago and conductor for the P. o. C. T. K was brought here yesterday by the daughter, Miss Featrice. who was returning from Marshalltown. Iowa, where her father had gone to visit a brotlur and seek to rertipera'e his heaith. Mr. Drum was stricken with paralysis while about his duties in the railroad yards last February. He was taken to a Chicago hospital, where he was placed under expert medical care, and remained ther" until until such time as his removal was considered safe. While at his home at 4.516 Olcott avenue his condition seemed most promising and he expressed a desire to visit his brother. He had arrived there safely and most optimistic that the charge .had done him considerable good, when a seeond stroke brought e.hout his quick demise. His family was telegraphed for and they are bringing back

the remains to t hicago tor a day or two before leaving for Casey, III., the

r JJinn.. where I Iehey for the 14'ih street has Pa... to. visit her 1. u:;l other riih-

former home of the deceased, and where interment will take place. Left to mourn his loss are his wife, two daughters and one small son. The bereaved ones have many friends here, who extend their deepest sympathy. The 19 IS Club will he entertained this evening with Miss Hazel Jtrner of Baring avenue as hostess. Mrs. Anna Uavill cf South Baringt rivenue 1 ks t'uestv rter sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stevenson, of Seward. Neb. Mr. Stevenson will be leaving within a few days, but his wife will remain for a lon&cr visitMr. and Mrs. Martin Kearns of 136th street are leaving within a few days for Rockport, 111., for a couple of weeks' vi cat ion. The Shadow Club organized during the evangelistic visit of Mrs. Daisy Burr cf recent date, and comprised of youthful misses, are meetiiig today at the home of Mrs. H. II Clark in North Magoun avenue. It was intended that tills be a lawn party if the weather permits, which It rea.ly does net taday. Anyway those ntteprjing win be assured of n pleasant, time to lie afforded them. Mrs. Jjari McCarthy, her ?.!-: or. Miss Genevieve Fahty. Hrr. James Fa.hey mil Miss MorruerUe Finnon have re

turned '.rum Fort ft!"!! they went to visit Vi w teU-f :id. Miss i"J;e Toyc of departed fci Pitt sbu resistor. Mrs. j.oo McGui

lives for several weeks. Mrs John Vunfitlovv and daughter. Miss Mabel, aro in Vmiugstow n, Ohio, fpending a lew weeks with relatives and friends. Mrs. Alfred Taiijterman of Calumet Is at St. Margaret's hospital to undergo an operation for tppendioius. M r. It. A. White of Magoun sven.i aceompar.icd twelve young Indies to the bathing beach at Robert sdai yesterday, where they spent the day and enjoyed u picnic dinner. Mrs. A. E. Pennett of Grapevine street has pone to Cleveland. Ohio, for a several week' visit. Her babe, William, accompanied her. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Amnion were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan of Hemlock street last, evening. Daily Vacstional Bible School of the Faptist denomination has been opened m Indiana Harbor and several branches of special instruction are being superv ised by the teachers in charge. Basketry, Miss Hazel Wheale. who also conducts the music hour and tnst of the .story-ttlling. Hammock-making. Mr. Prodon. who Is formerly from a school in Fouisville, Ky. Knifing and sewing, Mrs. J. Haywood. Sloyd-craft (woodcarving), taui'ht by Miss Mildred Wheale kindersarten. directed by Miss Hart of Chicago Norma! S- book There ir. an enrollment cf 12a pupils and this is but one summer school of six la operation in this region. The others are at Calumet. East Hammond. Wh)ing. Rurnham and West. Hammond. It is the intention of placing more schools as soon as the demands permit. Mrs. Everett Williams of North Olcott avenue and her two children have gone to Hobart for a f everal days' visit Twin City Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will participate in Holy Communion service at St. Patrick's- church next Sunday morning at the oVincit mass. Ail members, both of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, are expected to be present. The Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. John'Bevai in Pennsvlvania avenue Thursday afternoon to enjoy a social session. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Ge,-,vev. th latter's

SUPERFLUOUS HA

WHY IT INCREASES Hair nrrowta ta atlranlated and Its f ee3uHt rcawTsI la newws TTken mrer rcnaored from Ike aurfsre of the akta. The only lcglml and praetleal W7 to rOT hafr la attMk It under tb &Jr--OeMlrarle, the orlsiate aauttory liquid, does thla hy ahaoratioo. Oitly genuine DeHiracie ha a ntouey-hiiclt gitnatce In each eiurkoare. At toilet counters fa Hr, 91 and 62 mtae, or hy mall from as la plain wrf?r receipt f price. I KtA book, mailed ta plain sealed eavelepe on reiaeat. UeMlxcle, lJOth u and Porfc AveNow 1 orh.

morh'-r. Mrs. Johnson, end Mr. Groves' mo her of Chicago, were gueatn of tb.-j August Johnsons' at Crown Point for the day. The Cni jue Club is meeting this ever,ing wi'h Mrs f. J Walsh in Elm street. The Trlr,r,;ii Club held Its oc.tlng at Flack Oek with u number of devru ir.en.lien present. The trip made in machines and a p'or.lc luncheor. spread upon the, green lawn. Guests of the club were Mrs. P. A. Parks of Drummond street and Miss M.Hrefi Wheale. the house guest of the Wheule finally ! Fir Ftreet. aud vt. is he-e from 01io. "I'ii "- metiie T the club wfll take )l.ace .S.i'uniny evening with -be ifissea Out! to! Mai ga ret I-icksun at their ho:n9 in Grapevirie street. Ther vri'l be a truest, u Mi-,s But!. H:li of Chicago. The m;s"s He'en and Mabel Krnmcr of ?.Iichigan v.'ity are guests at thhomo of Mrs. B. (. Kolb In North Barinr avenue for a few days. The Epworth League of the East Chi.?go M. E. church will meet at iho home of Mrs. Ivor Jones. South Marun avee.ue. his evening as the invited guests t - me. t Miss Helen llcGcorge, who is having for her home in Kansas City Thursday. All league members are cordially invited to attoid. The Indiana Ha.' bor M. E. Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. P. A. Parks in T irumn.-m 1 street for a social session Thursday.

CARD OF THANKS

CAJ3Z) OP THANXS, Wo wish to thank K. O. T. M. and Btrlhesta Society of H-gevvisch. Whiting Mutual Society and friends for their kindness show n us and the beautiful floral offerings. MilS. OSCAR PETERSON" and Family.

CASti OF THANKS. We wish to thank the friends who so ki '.ly assisted us in our sudden bereavement. MRS. JOHN Hl'P.KE and Children.

PESKY BED BUGS Ti-. aew ehexn'eal. P D Q Pealy Derlii' Qulotm actually pun tbe verlaftinl tepestir etfbugs. roaehe. urns, e-iil fiea: laipotsiaie for tbeatta exist where f I). v is used. P. D Q kiils and laave a caating ca their aj preveatt hatcliiuf. A two-ounce package makes a quart of tk trongfi bug killer oa earth. A box of P 1) Q goes farther thaa a barrel of old fashioned but: la. leu. Look for the devil's head on every box: alsa patent spout in every box of P. I). Q. The P. D. Q kills fleas oa dogs. All leading drag tores

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