Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 43, Hammond, Lake County, 7 August 1919 — Page 5

Thursday. August 7. 1910

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SOCIAL NEWS B. P. 0. E.f 485 Important mMtla; tonig-ht. Be ure to attend. &-7-1 W. X. YOUNG, E. K. COMINO EVENTS. The civic department of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Meara. 7S1 tiouth Hohman strict. Mrs. McLean will open her home this veiling for the monthly social meeting of the Pino Street Ladles' Aid Society and assisting her will he Mrs. Oedke. lrs. Steckmcister. Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Hrewbakcr. The husbands of the members ar invited to attend. Anmng yesterday's luncheon hostesses was Mrs. W. II. Costlin, jr.. who hid as her guests the members of the Wedtirsday Afternoon Hridire Club. The el'tb was entertained at the Hammond Country Club and following: the luncheon the afternoon was spent playing bruise. ll:;h fore was male by Miss Norma Lock tin. In two weeks the club will be entertained at luncheon at the Country Club by Mrs. H. C. Groman of Kimbach tf venue. Miss Margaret McHie atnded a mis cellanenus shower in Chicago on Tues-i day evening given by Mrs. I.eiiella "Walt, honoring Mrs. Bon Kror.kie. formerly M-.ss Laura Swiney whose marriage was, 'i'lietly solemnized on Saturday, August 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Kronkio left on their honejmoort yesterday. They will spend fvf ral days with relatives in Michigan nd on their return will make their home on the north side in Chicago. Mrs. Mrs. Kronkie has often visited In Hammond and b.s many friends In the o'tincer set. Mrs. E. K. Beck of State Line street a? hostess yesterday afternoon to the fourth division of the M. L Ladies' Aid Society. There were ten members pies- I .it and after the business for the after-t r.oon had been disposed of they enjoyed delightful soclat session. The mem- j hers discussed the chicken supper the society will serve in October and also the holiday bazaar. In spite of the storm yesterday afternoon a. number attended the picnic of he Monroe Street Ladies' Ail Society. Sundiy School and Epworth League at the Lake Front. A chartered' car left irom the church at four o'clock and returned about nine o'clock. A basket supv, r was served and during the evening bathing and games were enjoyed. AIt hough the attendance was not as large n s had been expected those -wno wtni nt a most enjoyable evening. Mrs. Frederick Becker and children ot S Louis are visiting Mrs. Becker's rather. Mrs. Elizabeth Mettler of HamM.s Irene Lotz of Carrol! street has rernrned home after several days visit v. '' h Mr."" and Mrs :-.'a. Harbor. Elton Potts of IndiMrs. A. H Stebbin sof AVoodlawn vis-i-.d friend in Hammond yesterday. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE Auto. 7-pass.: 1st class rendition. Cheap if taken at once. Ann t H a mmon'i

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Mrs. O. D. Arpleyard. ISO Detroit St., Is enjoying an extended western trip. She will visit relatives In Berkley. Cal . and Denver. Mrs. E. A. Bund?. Miss Lldian Uunde and Oscar Uunde of 332 Last Sibley St. left today for Seattle where they will remain for a three months' visit. Lnroute to the coast they will make brief

1 stops at several of the important cities. Mrs. John M. Stinson who underwent an operation yesterday at the Christian hospital at Valparaiso is reported to be getting along satisfactorily. The Rev. and Mrs. August refers of Florida are guests at the home of Mrs. Gehrke, 341 Kane ae. Kev. Peters was formerly pastor of Zion M. K. church of Hammond. A surprise mlscelleous shower was given In honor of Miss Kthel Basnet last evening at the home of her sister. Mrs. Hunt in rtn-3 street. Miss Basnet will bo an August bride. The evening was spent most enjoyably with music and games and in conclusion dalnly refreshments were sTed. Miss Basnet was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. The Toung Iople"s League, of Iramanuel's Kvangelical church met Tuesday evening at the church hall In Sibley street. During the business meeting the report of the convention was given j by "Walter Hugo and arrangements were j made for a social at which the young people or the cnurcn wil be entertained In two weeks. Miss Irene Hllbrich very delightfully entertained the members of the Sigma B"ta Gamma sorority last evening at hT home, 2S Carroll street. A very pleasant social time was enjoyed and during the evening refreshments were" serv d. In two weeks Miss Grace Bick will be hostess to th sorority. lnity Review No. 2 YV. B. A. of the Maccabees will meet this evening at the K. and L. of S. hall in the Kimbach building. Miss Katherine Emery arrived today from Denver to vi.it her mother. Mrs. I. E. Emery and sisters, the Misses Anna and Daisy Emery of Kuth street for a few weeks. Mrs. Tony Dubbin and children, Mrs. Joe "Wiening and Mrs. Ida Lee, will motor to Hamlet, lnd., tomorrow for a few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Blackmun of Highian( street returned this morning from a month's visit In the west. They visiterl tneir 80n, Franklin Blackmun. and Mrs jjslackmun In Denver for a few days after which they spent the remainder of the time at Estes Bark. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Blackmun and children were with them at Estes Fark. INDUSTRIES ARE WORRIED East Chicago and Indiana Harbor industries are badly worled over the railway shopmen strike anil though none of them have yet been forced to shut down it is generally felt that they will be obliged to close by tho 13th or 14th unless the strike ends. Shipments are hard to get and still harder to make and the only relief in sight Is by motor. Business men are preparing to use motor trucks In order to et supplies. ANTON ASKS FOR DAMAGES Anton Kos.ba is asking for $.n0 damaces from the Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago electric railway, because of the wrecking of his automobile in a collision with a street car on l3st Oetobed. His complaint filed this morninjr In tiie Hammond superior On Sale Until MONDAY Come prepared to make a small deposit as no pianos will be set aside as sold unless a deposit is made even though it is small. Full value allowed on your Liberty Bonds.

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court by Attorneys McAleer. Dorsey & Gillette tates that as he turned his machine north on Hohman street from Clinton jtreet, a street car comlns fiom the south, struck the rear of the automobile, demolishing, it.

POLICE RAID MORTON AVE. ROOM Mildred Krueger, the divorced wife of Georg KrufRT, was arested last night by Tolice Matron Myrtle Pfeff-r in a raid on a room at D21 Morton avenue. Hammond, charged with a statuory offense. AVith the Krueger woman two men, Steve Moskoff and Nick Mutcoff were arrested by officers Singer. Bell and Cordua. of the Hammond police charged with being disorderly. At their trial In the Hammond CityCourt this morning Mildred Krueger wag given a 30 day Jail sentence and given a fine of J15.0D and Moskoff and Mutcoff were each fined JS.00 by Judse Klotx. CAR WRECKS A CABOOSE Suit for damages have been brought by the I. H. B. Railroad Co.. against the Hammond. "Whiting and East Chicago street railway Co.. for the wrecking of a caboose last January by a Green line car. The complaint, filed in the Hammond superior court Attorneys Ibach. Gavit. Cravens by and was i tir,on nvs that a belt train crossing Sheffield avenue in Hammond and that lust as the caboose was pasKlnc the crossing, a street car ppreached. struek the caboose and knocked It from the rails. The caboose was out of commission for i week. The railroad company wants ,;on damages. SERGEANT PUTS ' ON A CAMPAIGN Sergeant Robert Cramer, garbed In paste smeared overalls. Is out today sticking up posters announcing the campaign to recruit men for the aviation service. He received a telegram at noon from Major Ryan announcing that the first airplane for the big demonstration would arrive over Hammond Sunday afternoon at about three o'clock. The aviator will circle over the city and do a number of aerial stunts. Bridget Cuttle, for years a resident of Whiting but who came to Hammond upon belnc taken ill about six months ago. died this morning at the home ef her sister. Mrs. Mary Harrison. 303 Michigan avc. She was fifty-eight years old and leaves the sister and one brot tier. William Cuttle. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from the residence, after which the ' y will be taken at 9 o'clock to All S;.. tits' church, where solemn high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in Mt. OHe cemetery in charge of Undertaker Owens of "Whiting. GOODRICH WARNS GOVERNMENT INDIANAPOLIS. LVD AUG. 6. Let the American government see to It that the prices of the necessities of life are tiot manipulated for unfair profits, said Governor Goodrich in a statement pledging the state's oo-op-eration In the war on profiteering. The governor asserted that with the money inflated by expansion of credit and with production curtailed. the government can do little unless 1t buys the basic commodities of life TERMS

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I lim 1 Miit uKiint-t the (,hn'ugu liibune. The above p.cture was taken at Mt. r:cmen!i ,hnK,K a recess of the trial. An unusual picture of an unusual mftJ1. but Henry Ford Is a man of surprises, if we may jude by his aniaz-Mnn tf.-titnony In his million dollar

and fells them at done In England, contrary t. the Institutions." less than This, lu spirit of cost, as Is said, "is A m e r i c a n THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN INTERNATIONAL NEWS SFRVICF1 NEW YORK. Aug. T. The market closed weak. The volume i.f trading was so terrific at the close that the final quotation was not tabulated on the stock quotation ticker until Losses of from live to fifteen points were suffered in the active issues. There was no explainable reason for the decline except that it was Httribuled to the l'ilr unrest. A'.lis Chalmers American car nnd Foundry American H. nnd L. American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Fo-.ir.Jry American Tel. and Tel. American Voo'en Atchison 2 i e'15. 7S'i n s li2 Il7'i : 12 Baldwin Locomotive . Baltimore ami Ohio 42 Canadian Pa i ;i e 155 ("entral Leather Chesapeake and Ohio ,"" Chicago and North Western 02 jh Chicago. Mil. anil St. Paul 4J', Colorado Fuel 4.03 ; Colorado ';ns and Klectric S8-j Consolidated Gas Ofii . Delaware and Hudson lfT,-'i, F.rie 1 6 ' ! General Klectric 1'"General Motors 217 Illinois Central 05 Lackawanna Pteel 7 ' Lehigh Valley 43 Midvale Steel F.I N. Y. Air Brake 110 New York Central 721-. Northern Pacific. fc7 Ohio Cities Gas Pennsylvania Pressed Steel Car Kail way Steel Springs Republic Iron nnd Steel Southern Pacific S'udebaker Texas Co. Union Pacific U. S. Steel U. S. Steel Prfd. Westinghouse Willvs Overland .no 44 N S3' sr.',; 85 ! fiS j liOsi 1 2.n'i j 124 j ion', ( 1 14 75 f '.1 ; 3 1 n S ' CHICAGO UTE STOCK. HOGS Top. $22.65: heavyweight, $20.35 ff 22.50; medium w eight, $2'.51ft 22.fi5: light weight. $20 50Ti22 lights, $19.50"? 21 25; heavy sow s. smooth. $1 0.25 ft 20 25 : sows, rough. $lS.n(V7 10 f0: pigs 0; llgFVt packing . packing j SIM'O'-'i i 13.50. I eiTTi P rteef Steers Choice and; nrlme. il7.40f7 19.00: me rlium and coo1!, $13 00117.40; Rood and choice. $14 2 IS. 25: common and medium. $T.oO"t !- Butcher fHttb Heifer.;. ST. 25 v 15 "; cows. ST.f'Ofj 11.50; bulls. .:,' ,12.5V Oners and ( 'u' ters "ows nnd heifers. $6 HO'; 7 0i; canner s-tfers. $tV2." ? ?.2. : veal CHlves (lipht and In nd v we i h 1 1 . $lR.23f 19.20; feeder steers. $S.oo 13.r.0; stocker steer?. $7.00 i n.00; stock- r cows and heifers. $r,.7f. ff-.TS: stocker culves. $; on fi 10.00. Wcsti rn KinKO Cuttle 15eef steers. $11.007 16.50; cows and heifers. $.75 '(J 1" 00. VKAIj 50 to 60 lbs.. lf?inc; 70 to R0 lbs.. 20, 22c; 50 to 100 lbs., 2.V-7 2 4e; fancy. 26c; overweight kidneys. 110 to 173 lbs . loc; roars". 12c. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN CLOSE. ,-ORV N-o. 2 mixed. $1.377 1. 0: 3 mixed. $1.03: 6 mixed 12.00: 3 yellow. $1.93': $1.03: . ? 1.06: yellow, yellow. 3 white $1 95. OATS No. - witp. 73fj73';c; TO'iSTOic; white. :oc. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Bl'TTKR Creamery extra?, ,"2c: firsts. 51c: packirg stocks, 4240c KGOP Current receipts. 30'741':e: ordinary firsts. S9W4f'c; firsts. 4242'2c: extras. 42 'i i 30c. I.JVK I'OL'I.TRY Turkeys. 23c; chickens, 33c: spring. 33 33c: roosters. 21c; pees, 25c; ducks. 2.:. I'OTATOKS Ohios. ?1 .2 3. HOW STOCK! OPENED (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICtl NEW YORK. AujT. 7. Ther was :ic- I tlve tradin? in the stock market at thf ( opening today with prices showing ir- ; regular movements, somo stocks making substantial advances, while others were in supply at concessions. The steel stocks were generally lower. Steel Common yielding to 10i4; Baldwin Locomotive ' to 1)8. and Bethlehem Secl 1 l to S3. Tobacco I'rod-

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- - - IT- ' it h y y Shi M - ucts advanced 1 to lOSU. The rails generally were in good demand. Southern Pacific advanced and New Haven to S41-.. U.S. CLEAN UP STATE Gather in Five Gary Booze Hounds as Part of Last Consignment Today. ; The list arrests 10 be made by federal 1 authorities resulting f rom that grand j i rush of booz, hounds on the night of , j Jure "0 came toda when Deputy U. S. ! ' Marshal Frank Jjeaiti garnered in live ! Gary men for whom warrants have been' j waiting for a Ions time. This cleans up the slate violations before prohibition' j bee.-i nt' e llecttve. j The men arrested were; .Tohn Kapini sk!. 1 1 i W. irtth :ive.: John Hot tor. 2163 I V. ftth avc; Mike s.ili Washington j st.: Mike M -irkovich. 14:b AVashlngton 1 St.: Israel M met. berg. 72'1 ifroadway. all 'e.f Gary. The tir.t two had brought five ' gallons of whi.-key aeross the line while j the last three had smuggleel twelve 1 quart c. The men were bre.ught before V. S. Commissioner ''Carles L. Surprise in . Hammond w hero they arranged for j l.OOa bond each and wcie released. NEW STRIKE DISORDERS THERE. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 LIVKI.'P' L, Aug. - 7. Strike disorders broke out here again today and the troops were comptiled to charge tho 'crowds with h,-d bayonets before they 1 w re dispe rsecl. The outbreak ' against a sentry. followed an attack i BOLSHEVIKS ARE DEFEATED (Exclusive Cable to the I. N. S. from tho London Dally Express.) HELPINGForiS. Aug. 7. Russian Bolshevik troops have been defeated with h.-avy loses in violent fighting with the R.thonians along the railway south of f skov. said advices from that district tr.lay. The Red troops attacked repeatedly. hut were driven off every time. The 'fighting- continued at last reports, the v.olshevik using armored trains. GRIFFITH Henry I ' 1 o 2 h s two weeks' i vae.-11.10n at im laenian. .vio ius11 1 lerma ti I'losh of Hiver Roucp. Michltt'in. f ;cnt a few' days In town. Nxt Sunday t'..e C.rifflth Hall Team l.a y !( n th Cory Timers, who have defeated this season. TV; Surid-iy the Hammond Colt won six franiep !n succession. .- Will lie played at Griffith f be the ery bc.t. ! 1 i I'V: . l'. c. llO I..,' e l'.oth ci;:: and pi., in I'on t. i.i'.raiit returned t lr iff ith .'.Iter n arly two years nbsenee. the tare w.i.- .'ill fp'-nt n l'ra le Sam's service. Mr. and Mrs. Charles May. returned" from their vacation on 'Wednesday. They vlfited Marquette. Mich., and points in Wisconsin. Many in Griffith receive 1 shocks at the same time ttv chimb was struck hy lijrhtninir 'lues. lav at 0:15 A. M. The bii!d.n-j: was totally destroyed. "Now Where'' To the Brown's .'or a visit, to the movie for a pleasant hour, or out on the count' roads with a picnic lunch In the idecr miles p.n on'.r pleasant minute when you haee a Har!ey-Davidon Your friends become r.c'gborti; holidaya become doubly enjoyable when you can eet out into the unfrequented plai es. Cine in and aee the 1913 model and learn how easy it it to Huv one. J. E. LEECH 678 Hohman St., Hammond, ma. J

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the heroic work of all the men and women In town eaved the furnishings The town board has kindly given permission to hold all the church services at the town hall. Prayer meeting will be held Thursdawr evening as usual. Sunday School at ten o'clock. Sunday morning and evening services at 7:45. Joe C. Walters had his left eye seriously Injured this morning. The head of a railroad spike hit him In the face. The pain Is excruciating.

NEW DISORDER

BREAKS OUT IN B INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK. Aug. 7. Fresh disorders broke out in the. strike, of Brooklyn Rapid Transit employes early today in Brooklyn and reports were received at Brooklyn police headquarters that trains had been fired upon in two different sections of the city. The shooting was said to have taken place between three and four o'clock, but up to eight o'clock no word had been received at Brooklyn police headquarters of anyone being injured. Passenger traffic between Manhattan and Brooklyn was seriously crippled, although tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. announced that it was running some limns dim inai me numDer would o increased during the day. Fears of serious rioting led the com pany to shut down traffic completely at miamgnt. but later trains started to leave the barns. Lindley M. Garrison, receiver for th iirooKiyn itapiu transit, received as surances tbat sufficient policemen would be furnished during the day to put one officer on each train. Tarts of Brooklyn are littered today with wreckage as a result of attacks made on cars. Trolley poles were torn down from the tops of cars ad windows smashed. A long procession of automobile trucks carrying Brooklynites to work wound across Brooklyn bridge during the morning rush hours. Some persons living in the Coney Island section of Brooklyn paid as much as $3 and $6 to jet to work. GARY INFESTED WITH DOPE FIENDS Light was shed on the fact today that there are a large number of dope fiends Infesting the city, according to Information received by the Gary police. A certain Gary physician was called to a home on Tyler street yesterday in answer to a sick call. He found a married woman quite ill. and after holding a consultat ion found that the lady was 1 user of dope and was badly In need of morphine. According to the physician he has had r.p unusual number of like cases in the BAND CONCERT AT EAST SIDE PARK. Showers threatened a postponement of the weekly Municipal Free Band Concert at the Fast Side Park in Gary last night, but even with the false alarm a large crowd gathered and were rewarded by a very pleasing program. As a feature "W. D. Samuels, of Chicago rendered several pleasing songs. Hail America, grand march (new) Prumm Overture. Hungarian Lutsplel Keler Bela Selection from the opera "Faust".. Gounod The Dawn of Love, a tone poem Bendix La Estudentina, waltzes ... Waldteufel The Hunting Scene, descriptive .... Bucalossi Fatrol. "The Blue and the Gray"... Dalbey Star Spangled Banner Key ASS'T FIRE CHIEF SEIFERT UNDER KNIFE Adam Seifert. assistant fire chief in Garv. was under the knife at the Mercy hospital for nearly two hours yesterday and considering the serious ntaure

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the operation, his condition at noon today is much better than was expected. For ueveral months JXr. Seifort has been seriously ill with a severe attack of yellow Jaundice. Yesterday his condition became alarming and the osTly hopes was an operation. Attending physicians marvel at his vitality as his caso is a most unusual one. His illness Is believed to have been brought on from the effects of punishment received when he was in the bo.in ggame years ago. 3 AUTOS STOLEN IN GARY IN WEEK Thieves made their tretaway with the-;,-third automobile in Gary last night within a week. All were Fords. Last night they broke into a garatr at 800 Polk street and stole the Ford touring car belonging to I-.uis Komarnroski. He dlseovered the theft when, he went to the garage to get the car this morning. They also broke into the garage of Harry Foster at 765 Van P.u-.eu street but did not g.n the car out of t.i garage. PROTEST AGAINST PROPOSED RATES At a monster meeting of the Gary Modern Woodmen at the K. of C. hal'. last night In which every lodge, in ' Viscounty was represented, protests wee heard on the proposed Increase of insurance rates to have been put into elTYct by the lodge headquarters at Lock Island. A decision was reached to start suit the ISth of this month, to en;oin the grand lodge officials from raising rates. Two Gary negroes neerer some mor.ev and they thought the easier they got it the better. Nothing small loomed up In sight, so they did the next best thing and stole a concrete mixer. It was a pretty big job but after tugging an dpulling they got It to a Junk dealer and disposed of it Then the police got busy on the casand arrested Max Katz, 1341 Adams et.. the Junk dealer, for receiving stolen property and preferred grand larceny charges against the two colored men. Sam Brown, 1734 Adams St., and Steve Jackson. 2551 Adams st. The cases will come up In the police court tolay. Take The Times and kej touch with Ve whole vorli in If Heat Causes Wrinkles To Form, Try This If the heat tends to loosen and wrinkle your skin, there's an effective and harmless remedy you can readily make -i-. home. Just let an ounce of pure pov d red saxolite dissolve In a half-pint witch hazel and bathe your face in t 'illiquid. This at once tightens the sloti and smooths out the lines, making the cuticle and underlying tissues mueh firmer. The ingredients of course can be obtained from any druggist. The saxolite lotion is splendid f-r flabby cheeks or chin, as well as for enlarged poores. It makes a tired, wilt'd face more refreshed and youthful looking Adv. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF Women's Wearing Apparel ani Millinery Bought From Charles L Surprise Trustee jSee Page 8 for Details rnone 7 94 E.& 1 4 R FOR 1 lhjiJ HEAL VALUE 10 c t)JL."Jv e-t- -in. (Jj., . J 10c 15c 27c .. ISO 2C? - 39c 23c

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