Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 3 June 1919 — Page 5

Tuesdav. June 3, 1919. THE TIDIES. P&ge Fivs. EAGLE BOATS REACTI AZORES EN ROUTE TO ARCHANGEL CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital. GIVES WIFE RIDE

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Miss Ethel Heilemann of Chicago was tr:t guest of ..-iss Frances trimmer on Saturday and Sunday. WUliam Massoth of Chicago visited vith his mother and slater on "Sunday. Mlt.3 Mary McMahon who has been teaching In a Missouri college spent a few ays here with Mr. and Mrs. F. I?. Pattee. She will spend the summer with her parents in Indianapolis. Will Cook has quit work with the Huber dray line and will start work at the Letx plant this week. The banns of marriage for Miss Josephine Schuster and Edwin Gard of Hammond were published in St. Mary's Catholic church on Sunday. .Their marria?e will take, place on June IS. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Hammond visited with the Kramer family on Sunday. Miss Mabel Gray, who has been with friends in Indianapolis for several days, ha returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hack ard Mr. and Mrs. John Ludwig were jruests or

PERSONAL I SOCIAL NEWS! i y Masonic Notice . Hammond Chapter No. lit. Royal Arch Masons, will hold a special convocation Wednesday evening. June 4th. at 7:30 o'clock and confer the Mark Master degree upon several candidates. Members urged to be present. Visitors ve!eome. t-3-;t WILLIS R. FORD, M. E. ii. P. COKTNO EVENTS. The Standard Bearers will be entertained by Mrs. Edward Dedeiow and Mis Gladys Bennett this evening at Mrs. Dedelow's home. The members vill brine their Thank Offerings. Mias Caroline Poppenhussen of Glendale Park will be hostess to the Rooster Club auxiliary this evening at her home. The regular weekly meeting of the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held Wednesday after Fat People Get Thin Beat safe home method. Get a small box cf oil of korein at the druggist's. Follow plain directions under $100 guarantee that you reduce 10 to 60 lbs., or more, whatever you desire. New book tells all about reducing weight quickly, T 1 ma Mil r r I V I ft f i n -! V in ttnlsin it r:a nn.. free; writ to Korein Co.. NA723. Station F. New York. V T. Adv. S3 The Coolest Place in Town. Qhum THEATRE r i tj J XAiaaiotfik, xsna. "WHERE EVERYBODY GO! ui t K i K i -TodayInternational Eight The Fastest Tumblers in the World. George J ordan Songs and Stories. Aerial Mack Novelty Aerialists. Duval Trio Carnedy, Singing and Talking. t j tl Irving, White & Marie K Singing, Talking and Dancing. Also HOUDINI IN The Master Mystery New Sho-vr Monday, Wednesday H and Saturday. Matinee daily, ; 2:30; Nights contiguous, 7 to 11; d V.

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With - MIekeyieies Hammond in Siege of Mickey-Madness Ask Those Who Saw

At DeLUXE Theatre yesterday

Today, Tomorrow, Thurs. Come and Get Mickey-Mad

Charles DuBois and wife on Sunday. Miss Jessie Pettibone entertained the members of the Westminister Guild at her home on Monday night, after tle lesson a social hour was spent. Miss May Purge accompanied her sister Miss Pearl to Valparaiso University on Monday where the will take a summer course. Mrs. Will Mathiea and son spent a few days with relatives in Hammond. Miss Margaret Ficaver of Rlue Island wus a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Letz. Haw Marriaffe Llccsiu. George Mueller and LKra P. Hanson. Hammond; William 11. Anderson. He$ewisch. and Helen G. Stusrt. Hammond: Jacob DeGroot and Uessie Schoon. Highland, Ind.; William H. Milo. Gary, and Blvie Mitchell. Chicago Harold H. Buchanan. St. Johns, and Irifne Palth, Aurora, 111.; Victor Johnson, Gary, and Gertrude Strand, Chicago; William W. Beebe. Hammond, and Edna Harris, Louisville. Ky.

noon in the parish room in Kimbach avenue. An all day meeting of the seventh division of the M. K. Ladies' Aid Society will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Sullivan in Johnson, street. The menjbers will spend the day quilting. j The Ladies' Aid Society of the First j Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Morria and Mrs. Smith Wednesday afternoon at the church. Trinity Ladles' Aid Society will hold its monthly business meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Turner, 1S1 Shefiield avenue. The social meeting will take place Thursday afternoon instead cf Wednesday this week at the home of Mrs. P. P. Lovegren, 23 Waltham street. Mrs. Crook will be the assisting hostess. Wednesday afternoon the fourth division of the M. E. Ladies' Aid Society will melt with Mrs. E. Gilchrist. 13 Clinton street. Fathers and mothers come and sea your children in the entertainment at the Christian church Thursday evening. June Stfc. Admission 10c. 6-3-A Boys' Recital Is announced for this evening at the Hammond Musical College. The program will be given by piano pupils of Elsbeth Ehlman Shuli. Dora Otto and Elizabeth Webber, expression pupils of Pornio Hanes Robertson and violin pupiis of Louis Zanavr. Among those who will participate are Wendell Hamacher, Marion Ralph Pierce, Paul Fred Green, Marton and. Irvin Fensen, Thomas Lavene. Curtis McFall, Leo Levin. James Frevo. Victor Easterday, Lloyd Merrill, Theodore Reichers. Marcus Meyers, Leonard and Henry Elster. Robert Thomas, Paul Berry, Charles Parker and Robert Houston. The Lake Co-Jnty Humane Society held its reg-iiiar monthly meeting: last evening at the Central school and important plans in connection with the work to be carried on thi3 siiaimfr wero I ciscussed. The mef-tir.g was an lmP ; portant one and was Quite largely atl i tended. little three year oil daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Autrust Franck. of E52 Ingraham avenue, cele brated her birthday anniversary Saturcay atiei iiwn uy knii Liiriiiij; amt twentv-two of her rlavmates in twenty-two of her playmates in the

j kindergarten cf the Douglas school, j i They played games and were enfertain- : ed with rrusic after which refresh

ments were served. A birthday cake ornamented the table. Mrs. Charles Primmer. 42 Truman avenue, will open her boms Wcdnday ' pftf-rnoon fcr a mating of the W. C. T.

jh-. Th .j Jubilee

The cff:crs and captains of the drive pr ospccially urged to be r.reseot to report on their work. Th? hr bracelet watch and pir.3 will be award ed at this meeting. vtrtv Vi - .-o nlrofl.-lv fsirrnlflert their

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I mern'ors of Harr.mord Chapter No. 270 o. F.. S. plant to to to Griffith this I evening where they ha-f b?en Invited by the Kastern Stars. The meting will be held in the Town Hall of Griffith and n PAST TODAY EDDIE POLO in a whirlwind feature THE COMEBACK OF CYCLONE SMITH Also Billv Armstrong in -"Hop the Bell Hop." TOMORROW THE SILENT MYSTERY Also Gale Henry in a Side-Splitting Comedy. 3, 7&W

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51 V Residents of the Azores who witnessed the arrival and departure of the N'C-4, U. S. searlana, on tha trans-Atlantic flight Off Comes Corn In One Piece "Gets-It" Leaves Toe As Smooth As the Palm of Your Hand.

There's only nns corn remedv in thlHome." A number of gams were then

world that peels corns and calluses off ! likrs a banana peel, and that's "Gets-It. For walkers and standtrs. for shoppers P'jt 2 driw( of "Oc-f'-I" on. nit'l anjlle! and dancers, there's immediate relief from corn pairs, ai-.d a quictc nnish for any corn or callus. "Oe's-lt" is applied in two or three seconds. There's nj work, no fussy plasters, no wrapping of tos. "Gets-T'" oriea in a second or two. That's all. As easy to us as i si gning j The co'n o.jSf-na from thi , your nam.. peel it Viht off with . true flesh and you your fliiirers. while you wnnder at tha ' sUht anl tm:le That's why "Gets-If is the biijpf't selling com remedy in th world today. Be corn-free at last "Gets-It. ' the- guaranteed, money-back er. the onlv FUre way, costs corn remov E. La wrence & Co.. Chicigo. 111. Sold in Hammor-d and recommended as the world s best corn remedy at IJarrv't Trii- Stnr an.l I W Vi a very enjoyable ti;re is being anticipated. The Hammond members will meet at the Masonic Temple promptly at sr.ven-thlrty o'clock and automobiles will be provided for the trip. Opal Hive No. S36 L. O. T. M. M. will ho'id an importrt meeting this evening at the I. O. O. Jr hall in State street. Ther will be a meetiRR Wednesday afternoon of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. a.t the K. and L. of S. hall In the Rimbach building. j Mrs. Ch.'.rlcs McClellan and daughter Ruth of Chicago were the over Sunday gruefts of Mis. L. J. Race and family of 143 Clinton street. Miss Mar.'orie Ruff. 52 Carroll street, has rrturnei from Madison, Wis., where sha visited for several days with Miss Ruth IUfkover who is ater.iiinfr Wisconsin University. Mrs. E. A. Mee of Chieajro visited in Hammond today. Mr. ard Mrs. Raymond C. Sohl. 98 Manilla avenue, welcomed a ten pound girl at their home this morning. The second division of the M. E. Ladies' Aid Society has postponed its meeting: which was announced for Wednesday. ' The final meeting for the year of the evening hour committee of the Hammond Woman's Club was held last evening at the home of Mrs. Minnie Orr Kline in members Ruth street with thirt -six. in aindanc Miss Xini MABEL NORHAND OW couM she U63s that at thi3 moment, when dishes and dustpans and scoldings fill the dreary existence of that wild little waif from the hilf country that far away old Joe had made the luckiest strike of his whole life. See "Mickey." You will never forget this masterpiece of love and adventure, patho3 and humor.

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Eagle boats in harbor at Ponta Del Gada,

recently, have seen another product t of American invention. The eagle boats deaijrned by Henry Ford and ordered to Archangel to assist the jPettit and Miss Alta Adkins were the 1 . . Tl ... i lie ' I " 1 (1111 UM the evening was in charge of Mrs. Edgar Crumpacker and it included a violin solo by Mrs. Lillian Spafford Brooks, a dance by little Miss Smith, readings by Miss Leoda McAleer and Miss Agar, a piano sol by Miss Elizabeth Webber and a group of songs by Mrs. Lydia Wolter VanGilder. Mrs. VanGilder closed the j program with "When The Boys Come enjoyed and in conclusion a dainty collation was aerved. TRAINED SQUIRREL A MOVIE STAR One of the many charmlnir features in "Mickey" to be shown at the DeLuxe theater today, tomorrow and Thursday Is a pet squirrel who will go straight to the hearts of all the children. And "children", serves a good alibi for Ma and Pa. for most of these things that are "for children" are like the toy railroad which little Johnny gets for Christmas and never gets a chance to play with because h;s father has it all day. The squirrel does a comedy scene with a pet bulldog that is delightfully natural. Mickey's bull terrier makea one due for the squirrel and Berr Squirrel stands not on the order of his go ng. He beats it for dear life. Mlckey weare boy s clothes during j the first part of the play and the squirrel sprints up her trouser leg. The hero tries to save the lady from the souirminsr sauirrel. and his gallant f t , ok very peculiar to Mickey's ' . . luster iatner, wno nasiens up unu un murder and sudden death. And then he sees the squirrel and Joins the rescue party. And, by the way, Mickey ought to get the Iron Cross for her eourags rshaw! Ang girl might lead an army like Jeanne D' Arc, or Just save children In burning houses, or Jump off cliffs, cr any little thing like. that. But to let a rat or a squirrel run up your clothes'. Oooool If there were a call for volunteers to save the country by J letting rats run up dresses the only answer would be a yell fading away in the distance. l LAFAYETTE TO MOVE UP NOW LAFAYETTE. Ind , June 2 Lafayette'a new tux valuation, while the ofi'icial total has not yet been announced, will o above JlO.eop.OOO; which indicates that this city will pass from the third .Into the second class of Indiana cities. George F. Fraser, county assessor, said today that he had not yet received the corporation valuation from the state ta board. This makes it impossible to announce the exact totals here. 118 MEN FROM HAMMOND JOIN THE ARMY Sergeant Cramer, in charge of the army recruiting station has sent US men to the army since he has been in Hammond. Of the 13S applications which he received only eighteen were turned down. He is now trying to pick up recruits for a number of regimental hands. Enlistments a re wanted for the I!

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; "7 Azores. U. S. forces in Russia, halted at the Azoras en route and docked at Ponta Del Gada. where v the sea planes halted. 5th and 16th Coast Artillery and 33rd Infantry bands in the Canal Zone, tha 15th Infantry band in China, the 9th Coast Artillery band at Fort Miles, Philippines, 13th Coast Artillery and 17th Cavlry bands in the Hawaiian Islands. Building Permits Only three building permits were taken out in the pant week with Building Commissioner Vis, they are as follows: $4,500 cottage at 10o5 Honman St., by George Pearson. $2,900 cottage at S54 121st st.. by J. D. Mayer and $4,500 cottage at 2"0 Gotl;n st. by J. A. Wolf. Death of Babe. Henrietta Hemse, the six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hemse. of 201 Chicago ave.. Hammond, died Sunday in Chicago. The funeral was held this afternoon In charge of undertaker Neidow. Interment was held in Oak Hill cemetery. Hammond. CAPT. HANLON IS THE SHOOTER Capt. George T. Kan'.on continues to carry off the honors in the Saturday sessions of the Hammond Rifle club. Last Paturdav the contest for first place between Hanlon and Officer N'ewland, of the Hammond police forcj. At the end Hanlon had 42 points and Ntwland 41. At the meeting on the prfiious Saturday Hanlon scored 45 points while Vi. Dibos and Newland were r.ght behind him with 43 points each. WHEN BURKOT SUES FOR DAMAGES John Burkot ha filed suit for damages against George and Mary Sczypniak in the Hammond superior court. The complaint states that on April IS, 1919. he was assaulted by the defendants and beat over the head. arms, back and legs with fista and a heavy club. His back was injured and face disfigured in the attack and he was sick for seven weeks following. He ark-s for $2,069. Hia attorneys are Gillett & Sheerer. PETROGRAD IS CAPTURED ftNTERNATIONAl. NFWS SERVICEI CHRIST INN A. June 3 Petrosrrad has been captured by the Esthonlans and the Finns, according to an unconfirmed report received by the newspaper Tidena Tegrn from Vardo today. It had previously been reported that the Finns and Esthonians had driven the Bolshevik defenders from Fetrotrrad but the report proved premature. WANT YOURS? SEE FRANK BETZ Five thousand sweet potato plant3. the original Georgia yams, have been received by Frank R. Betz. direct from Georgia and he is now jrivinir them to folks who will call for them at the office of Gostlin. Meyn & Co., next to the Lake County Saviners & Trust Co. Mr. Bstr says the yamj w:U grow in almost an kind of soil and thrive in the sandy loam of should Lake county. Residents of Hammond and nearby farmers as well who desire to try yam culture in their pardens this summer should call at the office at once as the plants will not last ong Mr. Bftz also received some tomato plants and onion seta which may also be had for the asking. WON'T RECOGNIZE NEW REPUBLIC (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) BERLIN. 'Via London, June 3 The Prussian cabinet today decided not to recognize the new Rh nelani republic. (The republic was declared en Sunday at Mayence. The Rhineland is part of Western Prussia). rSES INSTRUCTIONS ON 2SIBX.IC.aX STJBJXCTS By mail. Xo money is askea ana collections are never taken. Simply orop us a postal card requesting literature on the subjects In which you are interest-' ed. "Where Are the Head" "Whaf Is the Soul?" "Spiritism." "The Dawn of a New Era." etc. Address, Secretary of Local I. B. 8. A.. Lock Box Js'o. 635. Hammond. Ind. "My people perish for lack of knowledge." Ho. 4:6. 5-31-eod ZN MXMOB.TAM In loMng memory of Robert Jobbitt, who passed away one year ago today, June 3. 1918. Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand. And the sound of a voice that is stilled. And a smile from that loving face of his That lies on the distant hill; Eut some day, some time, our eyes shall sea The face we loved so well. Pome day. Bob. our hairda shall clasp. And nex-er say farewell. From Agnes Jobbitt, loving wife.

Colored Fight in Gary EarlyToday Results in Fatality. This morning at about 8:30 o'clock between Connecticut and Pennsylvania, near 16th avenue. Gary, there was a shooting affray between two negroes when Percy Mitchell was quietly seriously shot by Jim Jackson with a 45caliber army gun. the s:iot taking effect in Mitchell's mouth and penetrating the Jugular vein. ' Mitchell was rushed to St. Antonio hospital. The alarm waa turned In end a chase by the police bogun to capture the fugitive and would-be-murderer who had secreted himself in a nearby house. He wan chased out and ran up the alley with the officers in

I close pursuit, the fugitive shootinsr at Captain Vodika who returned the Are winging the negro in the leg. Still he raced on however and was finally corralled in e basement between Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues in Doleware street and brought to the station. His story was that his wife had been riding around on the junk wagon of Mitchell against his wishes. Jackson ordered his wife to get off the wagon whereupon Mitchell actod as f? he was going to shoot and Jackson fired then at the negro on the junk wagon. LAKE COUNTY CITIES ARE ROUTE FLIGHT Cross Country Flight In Two Days Soon To Be Tried By Army WASHINGTON. D. C. June 3 A transcontinental flight from New Tork to San Francisco with but one stop is planned b ythe army air service within a few days. The flight will be in a United States Martin bomber plane It is planned to start from Mineola field. Long island, at 3:38 o'clock on the morning of the day chosen and to complete the flight in two successive days, with the only stop at North Platte. Neb. The schedule calls for the flyer to reach Chicago at 11:42 a. ,m. the first day and to arrive at North Platte at $;03 in the evening. When t Watch for Xtyers. The time schedule will be subject to variation dependent upon wind and flying conditions, but. as now estimated, the arrival over suburban cities in the vicinity of Chicago will be as follows: Gary. Ind., 11:28 a. m.; Hammond. 11:31 a. m.; Chicago, 11:42 a. m.; AVheaton, 11.68 a..nv; Geneva, 12:0" p. m. THEIR CAR TURTLED Crown Point People Have Narrow Escape on Beaver Dam Road ESPECIAL T THE TIMES ! CKOW- POINT. Ind., June 3-Mr. end Mrs. Peter Fa gen and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heintz rat,t with what might have resulted In. a fatal accident on Sunday night. The. report cf the accident is t.hat after passing the west half-way house, they were enroute to Crown Point, met another bigr car. -which was in the middle of the road. Tn trying to get around the car as well as aidin a ditch on the other side Sir. Fayen'a car turned turtle, throwing Mrs. Fagen to the jrround. She sustained a rs-v fcratchfs and a severe jar. Mr. and Mrs. Heintz also received a few scratches, the rest of the party escaping any bruisca. The tar was slightly damagedNotice to Contractors, Material Dealers, Real Estate Dealers and Team Owners. There will be a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 p. m. sharp on Tuesday evening, June S. l!?ta. Mr. E. M. Craig, secretary of the Chicago F-m-j ployrrs Assn., will address the meeting j The board of directors have a full rpert to submit and othfr important business will be transacted. It is important that every one interested shall ! be present at this meeting -2-4t BERT WILHKLM. See. No Humbug! . Liftoff Corns Doesn't hurt a bit to lift a corn or callus off with fingeraw For a fw ents you can get a small bottle of the magic drug freezone recently discovered by a Cincinnati man. Just ask at any drug ;tore for a small bottle of freezone. Apply a few drops upon a tender, aching corn and instantly, yes, immediately, all soreness disappears and shortly you will find the corn or callus so loose that you lift it out. root and ail. with the Angers. Just think! Not one bit of pain before applying freezone or afterwards. It doesn't even irritate the surrounding skin. Hard eorne, soft corns, or corns between the toes, also, hardened calluses on bottom of feet, just seem I II to ehrlvel l I J I J without hi I It is almoi up and fall oft hurting a particle. almost magical. Ladlesl Keep a tiny bottle on your dresser arid never let a corn or callus ache twli

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Looking at Truck Tires from the Ground Up A worm's eye viev of a Soiid Rubber Truck Tire sustaining a load of a thousand pound3 or more, rolling: over average roadways would show more distortion and distention of the rubber than the average truck owner thinks possible. In a great measure, all rubber looks and acts alike until you bend, pull and flex it out of shape, and what happens then is just this: New, vibrant, properly toughened rubber will "come back return to its normal sh.3pe,heavily loaded, logy, inert rubber 'won't. Resulta lumping condition in . Tires that invites undue wear and tear. The even wear of GOODRICH DE LUXE SOLID RUBBER TRUCK TIRES is proverbial. They rarely, if ever show any tendency to nick, chip eff or disintegrate generally. We sell and apply De Luxe Truck Tires I Caiumet Ave. Garajs VeipidOK Garaye 7 til rujuuti.ua i... uary. i-Ciix 3 SO. iP

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