Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 17 July 1919 — Page 5

Thursilnv. Julv 17. 1919.

THE TIMF.SI Pn;o Five ever since she v.is 16. V.Ut pi'isently Mabel was grown up and he transferred his affections to her. He asked MarKant for a. reler.se from the engagement niiil she refused. Ho nl Mabel even eloped to f.ary but Marparet followed and threatened to have Urogre arrested on a serious charge if he persisted in marrying her sister. The wedding did not take place. Coroner's Physician Williim fiurmeister could not eletrrmine how the poison had entered Margaret Feterson'3 system nor just what part it had in e ausiiig or hastening de ath, so th? Jury's verdict was "death from natural causes. ' I'.ut Margaret' mother has brought n serious charge against Rrot;e. which will be h. ard in the e'hi. aco avenue court July IS. Uroge lives at 2637 Winona a ver ue. President Wilson As He Le "t vv'lnto Honce Carrying Copy cf Peace Treaty to Senate So Speaks Dr. Chao-Chu-Wu, Chinese Delegate at Versailles. To Put Up Six Story Building With Roof Garden and Everything.

"CHIIOT ' JUSTICE"

1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! XCW VOKK. Jul;.' 17. "The thins for China to do now is to put -he-re house n order f that she fan bett.d defend herfcclf in future dealings with lnternuiotiai cvr-nt.. Maybe t In n wo will gtt ' justice-." rr. Chtio-Ohu-Wu, member of the Chines-- doU-pathm to the Ve-rsailb s fc.uo ronftrrni-e. made this conimrat to2a y '"i th. Shantung sottUm n. rr. Wu. with his party, is making n leisure !V return to I'hina. from France-, nn.i hap been spending several days l'l th.s eity. Tomorrow he po.s to Washington, where he expects Jo tem-tin :i moe tli. "China has hoped for justice and onv.ity at the Paris conference anj she does rot thaik that she received it the re." continued Dr. Wu. "iVnsidor the situation a. moment. Shantung is a liro district containing ns.onn square miles uid a population of 3s.000,0'"0 people. That is pretty near the population of t'ran-e. One would think that in the liisrosition cf a husro tract of territory like this the people themselves misht li-ivc been allowed the light of sclf-eie-itrinmat !on.

PERSONAL! SOCIAL NEWS

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the Whiting Owl Club Is no

a dream, but arrangements are

CPECIAL TO THE TIMES) WHITING. Ind.. July IT The

nest for

longer

now under way which mr.ke the elaborate new building a reality. The ii0 membership his almost been re n heel. After two hundred have signeil up the membership campaign will be closed and those desiring admission will be pftt on a waiting list President 14. M. Aneirus

t"S.j j!iSt ,llsnl the club had two options

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NOTICE. Newell Tai. l'hor.e Hammond

wisnes eo uiiiK'umi- l'l ue.- ii. in ...v.- f,n XUe cnoice pieces or ground le.r a ;.0c for 1 e-r 2: $1 Oil for 3 or 4 to en- slto i,ut ,nis hfls not yt,t jHrn ,,,,-,, jed key Ave. south; State I, inc. west: Oalu-. uron. The club he. use as planned will

met Ave

. uiHt. and ISO. i-r,ere, north. 7-17-1

Mr. anl Mrs. II. 11. (Jill, formerly ot Walthani street, this city, sailed from New York today for I-ondon. They arc

enroute for Oape Town, Africa, whe re ! c'iUv-s bachelor?

Mr. e;ili will have charge e.t the con struction of a large starch factory.

have about an eighteen foot frontage. The building is to be six stories high. A roof garelen will be on the top of the building and the top floor will be a dormitory consisting of about twentychoice rooms to be occupied by th!

! Following a vacation of several ' weeks spent with her father. Rev. W. J. ' Hawthorne. Miss Frances Hawthorne, j left today for Pennsylvania where she I will resume her studies at a. nurses'

"China docs not think it justice that! training scnooi

Trjperty taken away from her by the Uerman mailed fist sheiuld be given to se.meone else. China, was one of the tl-

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of Doty street announce the birth cf a son sev-

lios. She stood always ready and wil!-iel"a' elavs

de-

Ir.g to do her full share for the winning. of tv, ,,-rr u. '.e n,e,raiiv fi,o.,: A number of the office -rmplovecs

a o ii rarimcnt neais aim loieiion a..

ternational Uead company or

that she would be regarded as an

when it came to the final settlement. Surely we elcserved as fair treatment as the o-h-rs. Ixu-k how they el speise l f Alsace I rraine; look how they gaveback IV'Iand's eiisme nibi r d parts: how t'zecho-SIov akia and Jugo-Slavia w"c onsidorate iy treated. Kvtn the Danish Islands are- to tletermir.e whetln r they want to po ha k o the control of Denmark, although Denmark had m part in the war. The powers controlling the

Kast Chi

cago, will go to Jackson Tark this evening for a picnic. It is planned to make this an annual event.

The civic committee of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet tomorrow night

at the home of Mrs. J. M. Turner

I Truman avenue

to be present.

of I

All members are asked! 7.

Pans

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completed at

choir of

the

On the first floor will be located the lounge room, dance hall and banquet hall, these to have eighteen foot ceilings. On this same floor will also be located a ladies' department to be at the disposal of the wives of the members. This is to be open three hunelred and sixty-live days in the year forthe ladies' instead of only Thurs-iy afternoons as is no-.- the custom. Here It will be the privilegj of the isdies to have their parties and do their entertaining. This department to be on the same; fieior as the kitchen and rantry. Wide balconies will b? erected in the. dance hall from where those wishing to view the dancing may do so and these will also lie wide- enough for carel tables.

where tl-.ose not wishing to dance may! play cards. j No expense is to be srared in making! this building up to data, in every respect. The architects are Zimmerman, Sixe and; Zimmerman. Chicago. The financial j committee has arranged for a meeting; with Col. Stewart, chairman of the- board'!

last! of directors of the S. O. Co. tomorrow

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peace conference certainly should hav

i i... i . ii-. u.. i 1 ine-etin bv the

Five. I .-il.im.UHH e'ieiV iu u.. e "'; - . " .. ... . ...... ; .. .,.! ...ill K ninnl

church for a song service w men win impoi mm n...-. .... ...

wv,,v i,,,--,l given Sunday evening. i ne ..... (

certainly expected it. "Why was it not done

Inimanuersl morning at which it is expected another

The members are much enthused over

I will not attempt to give Japan's reasons for insisting e'.n this sort of se 1 1 lencc t . I only know that she did so insist and that she has demonstrated that she i3 a. very speedy and ejuict worker. "W registered our protest but that did not seem to eff.. ct much good. About

fie (nly thing to do now

and rut our house in order so that we j w ill be ready for whatever cni-s to j

rass tn the future.

wil be given by the young people ei tne i me prospects en men n.- n.-.i..- a..., ....

church with flic asris'ance c sido ta.fnt.

f some out-

GARY SCENE OF

AN ELOPEMENT!

Klghty young people of St. Taul's League enjoyed a lawn party at Ratzlauff Farm at Saxony, Indiana. The en-

is to go home 1 lire pan inoioie.i .-. -

games and contests until ten-tniriy un the lawn which was decorated with Japanese lanterns. A watermelon fast was served by a committee composed of Misses Olivia Linsenman and Martha Krist and Messrs. Linsenman and Kitz-man.

Chicago Girls Follow Each Other to Gary and One Now Is Poisoned.

rt v Tturkev. son of Mr. and Mrs

Mr. r.urkey was in France for a year

-ome jcst.T.Iay from Camp Sherman.

Mr. I'.urkey wa sin trance ie.r

....I. . i. -iis.Vi T-.nB-ineers. Company ..

but returned to the Vnited States with the 146th Transportation Corps.

Gary ftuures prominently in the sen-1 satior.al love romance case of the Peter-': son sisters, according te the story ini Chicago rapers .today. The sisters were nvals and the. poisoning and death of th-1 elder, reveals another tragedy for the love of a man. Miss Margaret Peterson is dead and the ccroner's physician found poison in her stomach, but could not learn when ...r how the poison hael been administercel. says a Chie-ago paper. A contributing cause of ejealh is thought t have be. n an illegal opera-

Mrs. DonaM Admiral and little daughter Virginia of Danville. 111., have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Gre.man of Rimbach for several days. e'harlcs W. Binder of Forrest avenue who has been overseas with the T. M. C. A. since last September returned to his home yesterday.

The Women of Moosenearr legion, Hammond Chapter No. 12". will hold their regular meeting tomorrow night at the Moose hall on State street at eight o'clock. Business of importance will be taken up and it is desired that all members attend. Good Shoe Repairing. VTork called

various committees are nil busy in an effort to bring this long looked for hope to a head as soon as possible.

Household Hint - -

MENU HINT

BOY SCOUTS IN CAMP.

Forty-one Roy Scouts of the GaryBoy Scout organization are having the time of their young lives at Camp Tremont at Dune Park. In charge of their able director. Sherman Pollay who was recently discharged from the army, having spent 21 months as a "Topkick" the lads are living the life of Reiiley. ' So says Carroll Slick who Just returned from a day's outing with the hnvc "Would 1usf like to spend a

week there myself." he was so ini- , pressed. j "Up at six o'clock In the mornin? j they are on the go all day long until taps blow at 9:3-0 at night." he said. . "With the exception of keeping the camp clean and a little work in th j kitchen, they have nothing to do but swim, fish, tramp through the woods j and enjoy life, and feed, it does one j

good to see them dig into that grub." The boys started camping on the 10th and will remain there for a period of two weeks when another bunch of Boy Scouts w'.ll rule the sand hills for a like period. There will be three camps in all.

ti-n. surposedlv performed bv h.-rself. ; for and delivered. 24 hour service.

but neither could it be positively estab-1 Phone 3372 Jacobs" Shoe Shop. 101 State

Qooa yuaiity tnoes 6-4-tf

hshed that the operation causeej death. Out of this mysterious death, which eiccurre.l at the Policlinic Hospital oh Jun" ?. the authorities have bre. tight the story of the love affair in which two sisters were rivals for the affections of a man. Margaret Peterson. 22, anel her younger sister. Mabel, lived with their mother at 49'13 Claremont avenue. Margaret and Richard S. Rrog had been childhood sweethearts and had been engaged

St., near Hohman. for everybody.

USED FIFTY YEARS

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CLEARS SKIN AT ALL DRUGGISTS

There will be no meetings of the) King's Daughters during the balance of July and August. The regular meetings will be resumed during S:ptembr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paige of Moraino avenue announce the birth of a liltle son this morning at St. Luke's hospital. Chicago. Mother and baby are both doing nicely. v o The members of the True Kindfed lodge will entertain at a card party for members and their friends Friday evening at the Oddfellows hall.

Dr. C. W. Campbell of rn Kuth street submitteel to a serious operation vest-relay at St. Margaret's hospital. Dr. Miltimore of Gary was the operating surgeon although a number of Dr. Campbell's Hammond colleagues were present. Dr. Campbell is Hammond's oldest practicing physician having been in Hammond for twenty-cicht years. Bricklayers' Notice. Special meeting called for Fridayevening. July 13. 1919. 7-18-3t

Too Late To Classify

Breakfast. Strawberries. Ccrn Flakes, Cream. Poached Es. I'ran Muums. Coffee. Luncheon. Pineapple and Cucumler Snl3d. Cream Cherse Sandwiches. Strawberrv Gelatin, teed Coffee and Chocolate (mixed). Dinner. Baked Ham. Cre-.ra? 1 Potato?. Fii'.nuoh. Rolls. " Apple Jelly

Home Made Vanilla Ice Cream, j Lady Brltimore C'.-l-:e. RECIPES FOK A DAY Quick Parker House KolU -One cake yeast, one and one-quarter cups milk, one tul'ipoon sup;ar. finch Fait (generous) vne tablc.r"'n lard, one tablespoon butter, four curs flour, one egg. Dissolve sucar nr.J yeast in lukpvarm milk, scalded aivi cooled; let stand twenty minutes; add shortenir.c and two cups flour; beat thoroughly: add well eaten etrir, ar.d balance of flour ar.d salt; let rise two hours after kneading very lightly, usinp a? little flour a? possible. When liprht form in biscuits at'.-l ht ri;c half an hour; bake t?n minutes in hot oven. Pineapple and Cucumber Gelatin Salad One-half pa:kafc-? pelatin. one cucumber, half can pineapple, suprar to taste, pinch salt, paprika. Place in larjre or individual mol lr. Serve on letuce with following: drcsstlfr: One cup scur cream, two ecps beaten light and ftirrel into cream, two tablespoons susrar. one table

spoon mustard, one tablespoon flour.

When mixed scald, but do not boil. Beat vvsll and cool. Tomato Soup One can of tomatoes strained, pinch of soda, one pint milk, one tablespoon flour and lump cT butter blended, add to tomatoes. Let boil up; a little sugar may b added.

CANNING TIME Sun-Proser ed Cherries Stone

two pounds of cherries and place in ' U ....; !.! 1 sA fr

lou f .-1 i .-.c 1 li 1 ivcLl-ie rt.iei uuu iuui tups of sugar. Heat slowly until the sugar is eiissoheei and the mixture comes to a boil. Cook for ten minute s and then pour on a large platter. Cover with glass and place in the sun for fenir days. The sun will pljnt) out the fruit and each cherry

will be filled with a luscious syrup. I'iil into jars and process as foi cherry conserve. Cherry Conserve Stone five pounds of cherries and place in a preserving kettle and add one quart of water and five pounds of sugar. Lrir.g to a boil" and then cook slow !y until very thick, like the oldfashioned preserve. Pour into sterilised jars, wipe the top of the jar and then adjust the rubber and "lid. Partially tighten the lid and place in a hot-water bath and process for twenty-five minutes. Remove, seal securely and store in a 'cool, dry place. Strawberry Conserve One quart ripe strawberries, one-half pound of seeded raisins, one-half pound of chopped walnut meats, one lemon, two oranges, one quart of sugar. Wash and pick the berries carefully, then put them into a preserving kettle with the sugar, raisins, the grated rinds and pulp of the lemon jir.d oranges. Cook all sbwly for twenty minutes, add the walnuts and rook for ten minutes longer. Pour

FOR SALE New buildings on Madison St.. 6-room bungalows with sun parlor. JoOrt down, balance easy terms, e'ronin Real Fstato Co., Zr2 Hammond bid. phone. 17. Open evenings. T-17-2t FOR SALE 5-pass. Chevrolet, model 4H0. 1917: winter and summer too. rK TJio- Vinrp-aln- l-Ylra f i re 4:.l t!.-,rf-

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WANTED Responsible men for bake-ry route: must furnis-h own truck: good opertunitv for right party. Bake-Kit System of Rakeries. 22'''? 137th st . Ind. Ha r bo r . 7 -1 7 - : .

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It is unnecessary for you to suffer witheczema.blotches.ringworm.rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 forcxtra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, 13 easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress. The E- W. Kose Co., Oveland, O.

NO USE WORKING THIS SUMMER The attendance at the meeting of

the chamber of commerce at the I"

l-.p? Hotel. East Chi'-ag , ye.? re1. ay. called to cosider further the inv;i Your Own Home campaign, made it very nrarent that there is no ue in attempting to do anythirg with that matter this summer. The attendance wps small and those present believe that the subject sh'-nl.l be postponed until fall. Unless a special call Is issued there will be r.o me-eting next Wednesday.

Maybe. Mr. Theo-

e:nr

Start Concreting Washington Street Concrete work on the Washington street pavement was .-tarted ne.rth of the Wabash tracks yosterd.-iy mrn'.ttg and if the present spepd Is maintained

two weeks ought ro see tne .-. tfon of the job. Nearly half a was laid.

nit.

OPPOR

TUNITYl

DO YOU KNOW THAT THE Gary National Life Insurance Company Sells More Insurance in Lake County than is Sold by any other Company in Lake County? Buy your Insurance at Home. Just a little more stock can be bought. Write or call for particulars. Gary National Life Insurance Company Gary Theatre Building GARY, INDIANA

FORD IS GRILLED ON STAND (Continued from rac on 1

n't think :

e I 1 a igne did." I . i.'t you kti'.w you never did?" W'.ll. Mr. De-Lavigne might have."

f Ford ans-.ve r. d. j "Well. I want to give you a chance . 1 to retra.-t that statement you made yes

terday regarding Mr. Wood do you want to say again that he is a 'slave to t!n int' re sts".'" St-v r.si.n asked. "I never meant that." Ford replied. "I s.-iiil he was in a way bound to the interests. TiiT's what I in-ant." "Don't you know that Mr. Wood is not cfllii.ited w it!i any moneyed interests and you j lured tint slur upon him without anv knowledge." sail- Stevenson. "W'eul 1 you say that the president was a p..;-i!!o murderer because he aieled in rr pare din ss'.'" the attorney asked. Obje-ct ieuis came hurriedly. "I'd never say that about the rresld. m." said Mr. Ford emphatically. "Well you stated that all who favored ove r-pi 1 j si re-dne ss' were promoters of murder," Stevenson shouted. "Well, I started my propaganda before tli.- president.' answered Ford. "Hut 'Humanity nnel Sanity' (ore of Ford's pu'oi i.-'ied articles) was written '..-fore the president's speeches feir what purpose'.'" "I don't know what the purpose was. I stiTpee it was to educate the pec pie." v.-is Ford's rejoinder. Without knowing anything about the

I'reparedne-ss. hanker?, niuriti

abohol. kings, peers. !ul,

B , broks?"

"p-rhaps r-f," ai

i tntly.

Attorney Sieunsem tried F. rd to adniitti-ig that b.e of the world flaV slu.v. i.-, fc-rreel to :n numerous art:

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and

fao-- you stated that the prr-sijon riot st.tirg the truth, eiidn't you?" "No. I don't think so. T may made a vii.-T-'l.e said Ford.

w as

have

red F rd i-idiifer-

to r in M r. knew m-vel it w as re- ' 1 ie-s writ '.en 1

about liim. but 1'orrl would no- admi' ; any further knowl";vre of the eniVl- ii;. 1 After the noon re-ess Attorney Stevenson resumed his -tpie.-tionir.jr of F.-.-.l

j about1 Henry A Wise Wood. N.-u Y'-v-. I pre-pare'dne-ss aelvoeato.

"Mr. Ford." tn - fittorney n. !-. -). "v;

Our attention ra.b I to state r.ts v--,-

ere reported to have ---! to :,jr. Woo I. .

"When I saw th-- Mag llyipg on tli.- t.-p !' his factory, Mr. Ford s.-.id t,. me C.-.j after the- war the Hag would b.- ,.;'; n;

i dow n and never n.v tn nn . asn-t your attention called to that the next ;:. v?". J "I don't know whether 't was next j diy." Ford answered. j "At that tmv you kv.ew ,-ihout th j fact that Mr. V.'oofl had said that a--.; I you knew that it was in th D.-tr- it Fr Press. Did you ever eb.nv it?"

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