Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 23 April 1919 — Page 2
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PERSONAL I SOCIAL HEWS g 8 !.;-iror P;itr.. and Drum Corps will -s" yoi at the IW.uxe Theatre April ii.-t to -5th ii;c!uf ivc. 4-;2- - COMIRa EVENTS. Th- ?ft;i ill-. i-:;oi; rf tli- M. K. Ladies' Aid Snrf.;y will In- cute naitinl by Mrs. 1 Prtr.Klin lli. 7lti." Claude street, Th i r-'tn y ft ft i rn'in, Yhi5 week's meeting of the Rapti-s! V.'ir,.n I'nion . H J...- hi?"!. J Thursday .-hurt h pari. !-.. It will be mis--M-i'- liiv and the proira.ii will be ".' t'' i no vi i-h Loui.vp Cirlei." on Need Not Suffer Dut Yoo Must Drive It Out of Your Elood to Get Rid of It Permanently. Von Jwvuprobably been in the habit tf applying externa trratmrrtts. tryiag to cure -7ux catarrh. You have used sptaxJ, washes anil lotions and possibly htxa temporarily relieved. But after a short tm:e yon had ancrher aftark-and wondet.si -why. You must tca&za- that catarrh is an infection of the blood and to jrrt permanent relief tb catarrh infection riust be driven out of tfce biood. The quicker you come to uderstanl this, th quicker yoa wll get it out of your jsia. S.-S. S, which has been
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Hamrr.yd!., . East Chicago. The Calumet Roofing Co. SftalSitrn OfQoe: Room 27 Rimbach Bldg. . yWi,U Phone -467 and 2365. RQOFXltG-' JaHFEXED OVER OLD SHINGLES GRAlSEIaJlOOFITO AND REPAIRING No-tt-lsihsimcy before the Spring Rains set in. (WMting. Indiana Harbor.
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The Estey is an Artistic Piano o musician can play an Fstey Piano without expressing a desire to own one. The Fstey Flayer Piano is all but human in performance. Estey Uprights $375 Estey Players $675 We pell other pod pianos-Hazelton Bros., Thr Bros., Straube. Haines Bro , L!ndman & Sons. Mar;-hail & W endell, Kohler & Campbell, Brambach, Kranich & Racb, etc. Straube Piano & Music Co.
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His. Emma Kroer, 92 Truman aenue. will open her home Thursday afternoon to the Indier.a Sunflower flub. The annual social diy of the domestic science department of Die Hammond Woman's Club will bu observed at a 32 o'clock luncheon Thursday at the Industrial high school. Mrs. Toellner will be hostey to the seventh division of the jr. F.7. Ladies' Aid Society Thursday afternoon. Mr?. J. Broderick. 497 Hoffman street, will be hostess to the Pine Street Ladies' Aid Pocl. ty Thursday afternoon. .. The Ladies' Sowing t'ircle of Immanucl Church on S'thley t. will hold a pin lal on Thursday. April 2 4th. Special quit stid apron sale. Everybody cordially invited. 4-23- -- Interrs; in i-lnh circles now centers in the t:'-vh disirii't convention of the Federated Women's Clubs which tak"g place at the Whiting Christian church
from Catarrh in constant use for over fifty years, will drive the catarrhal poisons cut of your blood, purifying; and strengthening it. so it will carry vigor and health to the mucous nembranrs on its journeys through your body and nature wiH, soon restore you to health. You will be relieved of the droppings vi mucous m your tnroat. sores in nostrils, bad breath, hawking- and spitting. All rsputab'e druggists carry S. S. S. in stock and we recommend you give it a trial immediately. The chief medical adviser of the Company will cheerfully answer ail letters on the subject There is no charge for the mdcal advice. Address Swift Specific Company, 251 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. These Players We Have Taken in Exchange, Overhauled and We Guarantee Them. A Limited Number at Pay for It as You Can Weekly or Monthly. Free Rolls Modest Pavup. Immediate Delivery.
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Saturday. May Cri. The Hammond Woman's "lub which lias a membership of S60 and is the larg.-st in the district is expected to have a large rf:prcsentation and reservations for ilia luncheon must be iimiiii to Mrs. John . Pmalley. Til) licltgutea from Hammond u 111 b Mr? J. O. Thompson. Mrs. John I'. Smalley. Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. A. V. Wihoii. Mrs. M . Uruce and Mis. t'lark Wagner. Mis.. Mmnit? Kline of Hammond, the tenth district chairman will preside and Mrs. lieorge Summers of Indiana Harbor will not as secretary. It will lie an all day mectinK -with luncheon-at I wrH e-tliirt y o'clock. Very in t eresl Inn progr ams hae been arranged lor both niorninn and afternoon sessions, vt. Preston Bradley, a noted lecturer of Chicago and Miss Snyder to be unions the speakers. Shriner Patrol and Drum Corps. PeLuxe Theatre April 21st and 25th inclusive. First three days Anita Stewart in Virtuous Wives and Once a Mas-ou. 4-22-MOTHEE-DATJOHTEK MXETINO.
At the Irving school yesterday at 2.30 lrmg; school celebrated its third annual Mother-Daughter day. This is en occasion .hen the girls of the five upper gradea are hostesses, entertainJi;g their mothers. First a social hour when each daughter Introduces her mother to the other girls and mothers. Then the following program was given presided over by Harriet Kaufmann: Song -.merles' A Tribute to Mother Six Girls Fiano duet Jennie and Hatti Keller A Minuet ; Kight llirls Pecitatlon When Mother Cooks For Company Irene GabrrHow I Keep intimate With My Daughters a'ra. O. C. McClure Recitation My Lily Violet Stechmelster Recitation Mother Mnbel Huffman' A Jig .w Twelve (iirls Recitation -My Tulips Grace Yane.s.-n Solo Fickle Little Itutterfly . Berniee Both well Th Blackbird Song Girls Chorus Recitation It Dorothy Dinsrnore Solo That Moth-r of Mine Bertha Nonderfren Fairy Folk Dance Eighteen Girls That Smile Kdna Cole Highland Fling Llizabeth Gibor Next the mothers -were served dainty rfr shinents prepared by the girls under th direction of their cooking teacher. Miss Grace Be'l. These occasions arc ha pry ones for the girls and we believe they help to cement the tie bet ween mother and daughter. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. f. Blackmun opened here home. '4 1 Highland St.. to the literature department of th Hammond Woman's Club. After business the lesson study w a ? in charga of Mrs. W. A. Totts. the authors for th. day being Marcelle Tynayre and Pierre. IjOtl. The former who wrote, The Kve of Battle." is a highly talented French woman and has received the rfbbon of the Legion of Honor. Pierre Lott. whoao real name is Louis Marie Julien Viand, was born in 1S50 and he is one of the most-successful of living writers: is an admirable word-painter, his works being half-romance and half-autobiography. He has attained perfection of literary art and it has been said that he never lets us forget the infinite sadness of human destiny. Mrs. I'otts gave a very sympathetic and sntisfactory re view of his most widely read book, "The Iceland Fisherman' .and ,by tlu wa Brittany and the Sea to him represe Iceland. The loneliness, the sacrifice and the overwhelming sadness of the lives of these dwellers by the sea was faithfully depicted. Then followed some, delightful music on the Edison, several Galll-Curcl records, "Oft in the Save Your Suit It's worth money to you. Why buy a rjf-w suit when the Sierlins Quality Cleaners can make tour old one look just as jzood as new ? Get it Cleaned You will pave the price of a new- suit and still be well touted. Try our service and be thoroughly satisfied. Telephone today for our representativeSTERLING Quality Cleaners 171 State St., Hammond Tel. 747. Fast Chirac" U'lW-M. if Hammond.
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Stilly Night" by Christine Miller and "Morning" by John McCormack. Thus closed the laat regular meeting of the department for the year., Shrlners Patrol and Drum Corps at tha DeLuxe Theatre, April 21st to 25th inclusive. 4-22-The Parent -Teachers Club of the Wallace school will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at the school. A very interesting program has been arranged to include a stereopticon talk by Mr. Harris, the scout executive; a group of songs by Room 1');. vocal selection. Mrs. Fcltzer; recitation by Mnxlne Beach, and a piano solo, June Feltzcr. Last evening Miss Genevne Hoffman was hostess to the Kappa Delta Gamma girls at h.-r home, a Clinton street. The evening wh devoted to music and liter ature anil at the close a dainty collation wa.s served. - At her home in Wairrn street yes terday afternon Mrs. Alphonse Dorsey was hostess to the members of her Linbroidery Club. The guesta brought their need'e work and durinc the afternoon were entertained with music on the Edison after which a prettily appointed two course luncheon was served in the dining room. The luncheon colors were white and yellow. Mrs. Harry Gerber of Harrison street wss named as the next hostess. Visitors from Triumph Council were entertained by the members of Golden Rule Council Xo. 1 D. of L. at their meeting last evening st the I. O. . V. hail. A pleasant social hour followed the business meeting when refreshments were served. The meeting was featured by the initiation of a class of candidates. There will be a meeting of William H. Calkins W. R. C. Xo. 24 Friday afternoon at the I. ). O. F. hall for the initiation of a large, class of candidates. Baseball, opening Chicago League. Sunday. April 27th. at the Hammond Ball Park Ragon A. C. vs. Hammond. Follow the crowd be at tne opening game. 4-2l-3t Notice to Elks. An important meeting will be held Thursday. April 21th, at 7:30 p. m. Subject: "Our New Home." Every member should attend. W. L. TOl'.NT,, l-:3-2t Exalted Ruler. Mrs. M. I. Stewart, Mrs. B. L. P. Bell. Mrs. Nicholas Kmmerling and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith were entertained with the members of the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club yesterday by Mrs. O. A. Krinbill at her home in Warren street. The guests played at four tables and high scores in the games were made by Mrs. George Hannauer and Mrs. Harry Johnson. In two weeks the club will be entertained by Mrs. Johnson. The B"n Homi Club girls surprised Mrs. Charles Simmons at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Herbst, in South Hohmati street last evening and presented her with a chest of silver. Mr. Simmons has just returned from "over seas" and with Mrs. Simmons will leave within a short time for Tennessee for a visit. The guests brought thHr needle work and during the evening a three course luncheon was served. ;tj- !"!e wM bt given nerft Sunday afSi; t three o'clock at the First I"re Jfcv.'iJ ;53n church under the auspices of tfe.:?4.sic department of the. Hammonov;;. -Jinan's Club. The program will incluS; t" gan and vocal music and Is antiqpyl;ed as jt delightful musical event". J' will bo an open meeting. Ciri'f No. 2 will be entertained dv Mrs. Caroline Dibos at her home in Kussell street Thursday afternoon. The members of the F. K. G. Club will bo entertained by Miss Helen Stewart of Hi!Jetroit street at a Bunco party ThurfV evening. 2"lue Bird Cluh will meet with Klein at her home, 19 Sibley rhursday afternoon at four Abol one hundred couples enjoyed the' dating party given last evening by Hamm'ond Chapter No. 370 O. E. S. at the Masonic Temple. Branch's orchestra played. The dance took the plrtce of the regular meeting which was postponed on account of the ab ence of several of tho officers who are in Indianapolis at the Grand Chapter. The Frances Willard W. C. T. V. will meet on Thursday afternoon of this week with Mrs. McN'ally. 351 Kane ave. Mrs. J. R. Graves will explain the drive for one million members and one million dollars which the W. C. T. 17. will make and Mrs. John MeOartin will report on hfr visit to West Baden where she went for the W. C. T. V. to distribute boxes of home made dainties among the soldiers in the hospital there. All memh.-rs are urged to attend as the meeting will be an important one. Mr. and Mrs. James Byers of Milwaukee, ratne Saturday for a visit with the former's sister. Mrs. George Dolhof. 2 Conkey avenue. Mr. Byers has returned hora. but Mrs. Byers will remain for a more extended visit. Mrs. Spalding- Hughes of Waterloo, Iowa, is visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer in So. Hohman street for a few days. Mrs. F. W. Preston of Conkey avenue, who has been critically ill for the past three weeks, is quite a little improved in health. SAYS JIFFY-JELL BARS GLUTTONY Mr. Alfred W. McCann. the food expert, w-ritlrtp in the New York Globe, says that the greatest virtue of JiffyJell is a a barrier to gluttony. The average person greatly overeats. One follows a big dinner with a heaty dessert, too tempting- to refuse. And that ts often the final straw. Jiffy-Jell supplies a dessert which is healthful and enticing, yet It does not tax the stomach. The body of the dessert is formed by a little grelatine. sweetened and acidulated, dissolved In a pint of w-ater. The flavor is a fruitjuice essence made fsom the fru.t itself. A few years ago a large wholesale grocery house in New York discontinued the ale of all so-called fruit flavors could not manufactured, so syn. thetlc ethers, etc., had tn be substituted. But the rrakers of Jiffy-Jell have round a way to supply these true-fruit flavors. They make them by eondensSHRINE WEEK DE LUXE THEATRE 50 to 75 Prizes Given Away at the 2, 7 and 9 o'clock shows.
ing- fruit Juice. Then they seal them iu giana viaJs a bittU lu each packK 10 tiiey keep.
RIFLE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Ths new officers of the Hammond Rifle Club elected for 1913 are as follows; G. T. Hanlon, president; J. T". SpurPArm irUA 1 ,. . T . 1 1. 1. . secretary; E. M. Dibos, treasurer; Henry Gluth. executive officer; Wm. Coy. cutodiaji. Last season was a great Improvement of all previous years since the existence of the Club, both as to management of affair and attendance of the members. The National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice has allotted sufficient material and ammunition to the Hammond club. The season will be starts at an early date and: the officers are preparing a grand opening at Sharpshooters Park for May 3 at 1 p. in. The War Department has shiypei an Indoor Range and sufficient ammunition and rifles; the Indoor 2'.i yards range Is litmif put up and will b ready during the month of May. Ladles interested and desirous to become members of the Club are especially Invited and application for membership nay be made to the Secretary or at the weekly meetings held every Saturday at 1 p. m. at Sharpshooter' Park. Attention Disabled Soldiers Mr. Eston W. Smith, supervisor of Vocational Training for h Federal Board in this district, will be in Valparaiso. Ind . on Sunday, April 27th, at the University. Any discharged, disabled soldiers or sailors who are interested in having this vocational training should write at once to the federal board for vocational training, 1210 Mercantile Library Building. Cincinnati, Ohio, and they will be furnished transportation to Valparaiso on Sunday for the purpose of making arrangements with Mr. Smith for their training. For further Information see Home Servlca Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Citizen's National Bank building. Hammond. SCATENAS WIN. The Scatena baseball team defeated the fast Crystal A. C. team Sunday by the score of 7 to 6. The batteries for the acatenas was Lynch, Cearlng" and Sebanks. The Soatenas would like to boo'it some fast teams in the vicinity of Lake county. Call 1410 between and 8 p. m.. and ask for Murphy. GETS CHECK FOR INJURIES Tony Bong obani, of Hammond, re. reived a check for $356.40 yesterday from the Globe Indemnity Co, aa a result of his injury some time aero, while employed by John F. Wilhelm. the contractor. Bongiobanl had been offered 160 as a settlement but he took the matter before the State Industrisl Board at its last session and was awarded tha amount. received this morning. He was represented by Attorney Thil Greenwald LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IV THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM. 1919. IN SHRINE WEEK DE LUXE THEATRE 50 to 75 Prizes Given Away at the 2, 7 and 9 o'clock shows. . Ladies and Gents Save Money This is the season to save money on clothing and hats. Bring in or we will call and deliver them. Hats cleaned and blocked. We guarantee al 1 work. Cleaning Presing and Repairing. New York Cleaning & Dye Works 641 So. Hohman Street, Hammond, Ind. Phone 685. Stt89sUalt HbsUMuC s&HBsdSkUl ttts&AslNMMiiS Based o opening- prices on New Tork Stock Xichang-e. we will pay today! 849.49 for a f50 3H Bond $48.06 for a $50 1st 4' Bond 843.93 for a 950 Sad. 4 Bond S48.10 for a BSO 1st 4ir Bond $47.06 for a 850 2nd 4 '4 Bond 847.34 for a $50 3rd 4,i'" Bond 846.14 for a $30 4tH 4Vc-Bond CAMP THORNE &. CO. SERVICE AT WEIS' DRUG STORE 575 Hohman St., Hammond, Ind. JOHN PORA CO. 3462 Guthrie St., Near P. O., Indiana Harbor, Ind. NASSAU A THOMPSON N. W. Cor. Forsyth and Chicago Ave, East Chicago, Ind. TRIBE OF K 675 Broadway, Gary, Ind.
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THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF PELAGIO PRZTBL, A WIDOW UK THE CITY OK HAMMOND, LAKE COU.V T Y , INDIANA. FOR THE ADOPTION OF ANNIE WACK, A MINOR CHILD. CAUSE No. 1S222. ACTION TO ADOPT A M I X O R CHILD. Now comes the Plaintiff, by Job H. Gillett. attorney, and liies her complaiat and petition for adoption heroin, logeth- r with an afiicUvit of a competent and disinterested person, showing that the defendants, Wack and Wack. his wife, father and mother, r.-spectiv.uy. of Annio Wack. a miner chtid is unknown to the afliant and. to the petitioner, after careful inquiry to ascertain their residence. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendancy of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of still Court, and that uniass they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 19th day of May. A. D. 1313. the Fame being the 7th Judir-j.ii day of the. next term of said Court to b begun and held in the Court House. Room No. 2. at Hammond, In said County end State on the 2rd Monday of May, A. D. 1313, said action will be heard and determined in t Ijejr abseni c. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and flx the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1919. HERBERT L. WH EATON. (Seal.) , Clerk L. S. C By CORA IT ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 4-23-30; S-7i
NOTICE. There will be a meeting of the stock holders of the Wyoming Silverton Oil Co. at the Chamber of C .rnnieri-e Friday evening. April 25th, it -...'. All persons Imerested in the jjun company or tho Osage Coal & Oil Fyndarafe are invited to be present. DR. J. T. CLARK. 4-23-3'- President, NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE S9PERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM, 1919. I" THF. MATTER OF THE PETITHfX OF WILLIAM A. AND JESSE FLETCHER. FOR THE ADOPTION OF HENRIETTA MARTIN. A MINOR CAUSE No. 15221. ACTION TO ADOPT A MINOR CHILD Now comes tTie IlfiintifFs, by John H. Gillett. attorney, and fi)ei their complaint and petiti.-u or adoption herein. S Qrpheum theatre XAJCMCMT n. STB. "Vber Everybody Oo." Feature Attraction Today, Thurs. and Fri. 5 All Star Acts 5 I FOX, BENSON. CO. "Initiation Day" Positively a Riot ef Laughter. Previtt & Merrill IllusionistsGilmore, Brown & Co. Comedy Skit Entitled: "Extravagance." Louis May & Co. Comedy. Singing and Talking. Jack Case Singing and Dancing. Also Pearl White IN The Lightning Raider ThL" is the. last episode. No. 15 New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily, 2:30: Nights continuous. 7 to 11; Sunday continuous, 2 to 11. Arjre i-'.-i
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Clinkers Are The Greatest Robbers of Heat Units Coal free from clinkers naturally produces more heat it's cleaner and much easier taken care of. Consumers Full Value Coal Is Just Such a Coal it's guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction in every way. You'll save money by ordering your winter coal at this time.
C. S. MATHUSA Hammond Supt. Phone 19. w. McClelland E. Chicago Supt. Phone 260
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Hammond Spring Works FTTED ORADT, Prop. We repair your springs while you wait . Springs Made to Order. PHONB HAMMOND 689. CAI-UMtT AV.
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6 BCLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief ELL-AN S FOR INDIGESTION cgether with an afTldavit of a comp"-t-nt ani disintert .te i pers.m, showii the the defendants. Frank Martin an-l Vena Martin, his wife, father and mother respectively of Henrietta Martin, a minor child, are not residents of thState of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore here!notified of the pendency of said acti- i and that the siifiie will stand for tri.N at next term of said Court, and tha" unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause ho lSth day of May. A. D. 1919 hsiime b'-ing the 7th Judicial day of th ii'-xt term of said Court to be begu , ajid held in the Court House, Room N ... 2, nt Hammond, in said County n-l Mate on the Srd Monday of May, A. 1 .". 1319. said action w ill be heard and d--ttrmlnefl in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of sai 1 Court, at Hammond, Oiis 23rd day or April. A. D. 1919. HERBERT L. WT IE A TON". (Seal.) Cierk L. S. C. By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 4-23-39; 5-7. THEATRE Benefit Orak Shrine Week TODAY ANITA STEWART VIRTUOUS WIVES ALSO THE FAMOUS DREW COMEDY "ONCE A MASON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ELLIOTT DEXTER gloria" SWANS0N -ix "FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE" PASTIME TODAY FRANCIS FORD in the newest serial triumph, second episode THE SILENT MYSTERY The Fumes of Frightfulness, llso Big Comedy Football and Fraud. -TOMORROW-NEAL HART in great western feature. ji!mi n ianjiUF'." I? IJ o u TODAY WM. FARNUM in one of his greatest pictures' "LES MISERABLE S" TOMORROW TOM MIX An exciting western feature. Also another very good picture THE TASTE OF LIFE ii.lliunninm...,,. S'V.:V'iWa'iiiiiM-Mra