Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 21 February 1920 — Page 5

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PERSONAL I SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. Mary Schutz was liojjfsf at a dinner party at the Orliheum building on Tuesday. Feb. 17th. in honor of Mr and Mm. Arthur Solvit.. The. gueM included- Mr. and Mis. John Loud, of Chicago. Mr. Hennct Talbot, of Chioii'j. Mrs. August KM(r. of Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Learyl John l.eary. Jr., Mary Leary. F.dward Sa'hutr. sr.d Mr. and Mrs. J. :. Keane. Mrs. Sam a.reenwald and ila ok h t cr. Puth. have returned ft. mi a f H" w.-rk? visit in New York and Atlant.o City. Mrs. Arthur 'o!.s cr.t 01 lanv-i the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club at lit-.r i home. 25 Wattha.ni st. Auction bridge j was played and t lie pr.zes ff won) by Mrs. Alif Ottenheimer. oMji'! t.T,i-l cas.i. Mrs. Ab Marks and Mrs. Io j Woif. TIip v.i's! mi-Piras ill be in tw weeks a.1 th home of Mrs. Cieenv aid, Detroit st. 'Mrs. A. II. i?ale. of Fast s;..!i-y st. eetertalned at a, one o'clock luncheon on Thursday. Feb. l'.Mh. The party was in keeping" with i ii'.irs Wasl.'rtEylny fimr ofdaif BAKER'S COCOA is iuelcome )0 not make the mistake of thinking that cocoa is only an occasional drink. It is so valuable a food beverage, so rich in the elements of nutrition, so delicious in flavor, and so wholesome that it should be used regularly and often. Booklet of Choke Recipei sent free WALTER. BAKER fy CO Lid. EiU6Usk4ijo. DORCHESTEfcWASS. e - r- 1 1-T-Sa A Square Deal in . TIRES TILLMAN & STARTSMAN 78-40 Rusell SL Phons 3739. fAcre&?o?id Comor f in our fu&ti ur motto Coal coint'ori moans real contentment. 11 nyinq; your coal of us means complete satisfaction. It aiiso means rapid delivery. Order it to-day and tomorrow you will feel pleased about it. the B1EKER BROS.cg I Telephone 58. Telephone 3. ! FLOUR. FEED, COAL AND BUILDING MATERIALS 144 Sibley Street. 257 N. Hohman Street. HAMMOND, INDIANA. -ESBcientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed Hemmond Optical Parlor

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ton's birthday. iiace-caru wero little hatchets and the dining room was decorated in the national color. The foiInwitiK ladies were present: Mrs A. O. Poaver of Englewood; Mrs. Walter Patterson, Mrs. Walter l.amhorne. Mis. L. J. Hefer. Mrs. Jlenry Morris. Mrs. Thomas St mud mm ablation -tor, Mary Kthfr!nc. of Car;.. The ladles presented Mis. Kali' with a fcet of salad forks. Mr find Mrs. Kale expect to leave for H.stou about the nuidlo of Ma roll, to mttke their future llOlllt. - -- - Mr. and Mrs. 1 ii lot .1. r.oyle. K. l 1 x-.nglasa s:.. announce t he rnrnsl of a five pound tahy boy. .lain, s 1 iniik-I. Mrs. poj le was formerly Miss Mai.. ! hi. 11 roll. Mrs. Mary S'ehuti. ; resilient of akley a von tie for years. has moved to Truman avenue. . .... Mrs. John Ilitiry M 1 h a o ; . IS "V arreti St.. it n !io;i noes the I'.ii'.i.ire i-f her son. l-Mar M. lino. 10 Mist. Lot, 1.. Kipb-s'e. ori January ;;h. T!" yo ins couple will be at homo with th" (jr-iDnia parents, for the pn -s tit - The tr;n i.f Mr. a nd Jliy Oscar KitnIMil has been sii'iv wli.il delayed ,.w mg to the ii!n,.v of Mr. kit-ilu'! 1 iey are st orr.M nt in Kl Paso. T-r.s. and as soon as his rendition w an 'its It they will jro ditvvliy to California, instead ..f M opp: tig onrout.- as t h. y had pia lined. - The I.ad..s or M.v.5.1. iio.irt 1 .. v n

gave a card par: v at Moose '.a;: 'apt t ev ening. The lauies .nr won- w on b Mr. 1 i a ':' 1 1 l; ; on . f.rst. M - - Ntsw ando". s. -ootid, and Mr.- 'wtider. j oonsola 1 on. . ; ho K' ntb-mi-r. s pr-es ".reie won 1-y .Mr. Hon;, lirst. Mr. Stoddard, seooni. and Mr. Sauo, ootiso'ation. They wiii stive s not her oaid party Maroli It'th. - Miss Vircene Hammond is it! at her home in llipnilnle I'm k. The fat committee of the W. It. C have tleoidod to give an Irish minstrel some time In March. Mr. George Adklns will direct the minstrel. ayMrs. Joe) S. tsiaeXimin. -t 1 1 f tchland ! St.. who has been pendimr the past j two ifoj at the Martinsville sanit.iri ium" his returned to her home. 1.. O. T. M. Social Cluh will m--for an all day metint on Tuesday, Feb. j ;ith. at the hme of Mrs. Clarence; Van Sleete. ",11 Torrrnoc nvoiiii". A : 1 pot-luck lunrh on will bo forced atj Liberty Camp Xo. "17 will lioid the-tr regular meeting Monday evening. Feb. ;Srd. An entertainment will be Closing Week OFRey. Sharp's Ministry miai lyu.Mu. u iii..y.i umui ui in' K -4 v ? , T , e -1'- I "1 5 C"ijl ,wrr- Xv 3?'" C. J. SHARP The closing week of Rev. Sharp's long and eventful ministrv will be celebrated bv a week's revival meeting, beginning Sunday, Feb. 22, and closing Sunday evening, Feb. 29th. Little need to be said of Mr. Sharp's powers long this line. Every one who has heard him will want to hear him in this his farewell appearance in the pulpit which he has held for eighteen and one-half years. Every preparation is made for an eventful meeting this "week. Rev. Snyder, district cvanselj ist, who is one of the best song J evangelists in the country, will be j the ong leader. When Snyder j leads, everybody sings. Rev. j Crawford of Albia, Iowa, will also ! assist in the calling and general work of the meetin REV. D. E. SNYDER

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tlveti and iunchtun wiil be served. All 'mem liet and friends are iordiuli Invited to attend. The Art Committee of th Hammond Womim'a lub will meet with !ilta. Jentii d. Hutchins. 11 Rtmbach v., on Monday, Feb. 2Hrd. at ItSO o'clock.

Judi;e and Mrs. K. P. Ains have sold their home on Webb st and their plans for lhi future are somewhat undecided, it is thouKht, however, that Mis. Ames will go to Crawfordaville and the Judge will 0 back and forth between t "ra w foi ds i I !e and Himnioud, at least for t Tip next few months. The Citizenship Class, conducted unib r t ie nusntces of i!(o Southsidc . C. 'I'. 1". at the home of Mrs. John Cavil was largely attended. "Indiana's Constitution ami Ponding Amendments'' was the study. The next meeting will Pr held in two weeks at the home of Mi. Walter Wise, 17.1 I troll sf. The A w g a w a n a will entertain at 1 dancing party after the HainmondVa'.po K'imo af the Chamber of ilonimrct th.s evening;. Rhode's orClicstra will furnish the 111 us to. M: a iid Mrs. Henry A. Unman. ll'J4 Moraine avenue, will leave for the li.ist on Wednesday. l"i h. 2"th, to lie gone two weeks. Obituary DIES ON VISIT TO DAUGHTER Foiiow ins a slinrp (attack of angina poet or s. which overcame hei a few iiiiys uci, while she. was attending St. Paul's Kpis opal church. Mrs. Martha K. Ingles, mi ther of Mrs. H. M . Johnson died this morning- at nine o'clock at the Johnson home on Wnb st. A soil, l.ewi who has been sent for from Denver, survives Iter besides Mis. .'ohm-on. Mrs. Ingles w as visiting at her daughters hom and lues in Delphi. She a woman of much popularity in social circles and was well known in the city by reason of hi r many visits to Hammond and her peisonal charm. A short srvic will he held ,1, ihc- residence next Monday p'orninc at nine ( v look and interment v il he at Dei), j-.i, services being held til- re 'at two in the afternoon. DEATH 0FF. STABLER. Fred Stabler-. 53 jrrs cf age. died yi'.-'l'-rii.'ty afternoon nt his hinic llSo Mor.r-e street. Hammond of double pin-U'eiop'a. fOil.A-inii the Infl'jenj.i. Mr. Stshler- leaves besides his wife K. it h-: me. to mourn him. two si-ns. Kred Stabler. Jr.. and Albert Stabler. 1 rid one daughter Sadie stabler, aW'o three stp-t hlldren. George Karson, Lucy Karson and Kltxabeth Karson. four brothers Albert of British Cerium, hia. Alfred of Chicago, Edward of Denver. Colo., and Charles Stabler of Knox Ind.. and three sisters. Alice Mould Canada. Thunta Younzouist of Omaha, N"b.. and Pdanch AVoreii of San Franriseo, a;a! . The funeral wit! he held from the homo Monday at't'-nnon at 2:'0 p. m . Interment will be held in Oak Hill cemetery in charge of undertaker Stewart. Lev Parretl will i-fficiate. MRS. KNIGHT DIES Mi. Io-rnn Knight. 2.' years of as . wife of Pilph Knight, of fi51 Sum"i.estreef, Hammond, died at. St. Margaret's hospital la.t night of pleurisy. Mi s. KtiiRht leaver to mourn her p. -eac.i hrr htis-a.it. d. two little rhildren one throe and a half years and one a nv nth of asre i;r mother, Mrs. W . O. Se-evets .f C11 Indiana avfiivie, Hammond, two s'sters and two brothers. Th" f moral a rra n ge.-iien t , vvh o h are in charge 0r undertaker Purns will be made late;'. DAVID LOESCHER PASSES AWAY David Lo' sober. a veajs of a on of lis rr-nnjnd's oldest ettlern. havinar iived here ovrr 42 years where he was we.il known and much, respeeted oieil at his home Zachau a"eni:e, yestei -da;.tiii.rnmg following a si. week's iilness. Mr. Lots cher leaves hcs'.des. hi wife L iiti.a Lo-,, her mo btoth't to rno-il'n 1 '-i- . The funeral w.l he ijeld from home Monday afterrioor, at 2:?,ii p the m . l;e l:a.sett will officiate. Inter tn.nl will he held jn od ce)ne b't V in charge of underiaker i:ni'nrCARD OF THANKS CABS OP THAJTXS. We wish to express our sincere tha.nks to iair neighbors and friends who so kindiv a.id'-d us in our sad h"ravmnt in the ioss of our dear husband and father; we alo uifiii to thank the Machinist Craftsmen lodge for the heautifui floral offerings and for the use of are os. , MRS. .IAS. MOhlyl'K AND DAi CHTkr. rTHi-;r; and rrothfr.

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A Better Machine Couldn't Be Made at A117 Price. Pay As You Wash JARVIS ELECTRIC COMPANY 586 Oakley Ave. Tel. Ham. 3212.

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CHARGES UP $9,267 ASJRKEQULAR fContinued from Taea Ona) cases where inquest were held when lh persona died from natural causes and while being attended by a physician. In ma.ny of these esses the petson made the subject of an Inquest, died in h;s home or in a hospital and there was no question about his deatU beins natural. The law in regard" to a coroner' duty i cited at length. In siimmuriiIDC the duties of the coroner ana the case w here he may legally hold an inqueat the revolt reaua: "If the circutnstant ea immediately accessible are such as would disclose that the person came to his death l,y casualty or violence the coroner should proceed to hold an inu.jest. but if upon prelimatnary investigation the coroner flrnin t ina t the death resulted from natural causes no Inquest shall be hold and no expense of an inquest can legally be Incurred." NO OCCASION FOR II. The averag-e charge for an inquest was from Jti to $9. Aside from the, nlfPReri iljepal inquest il i-a disclosed that a long list of Lake cuinty doctors were given fees of $15 for each autopsy they conducted. In many o'f th cases where an autopsy was thus ordered and paid for. the person died from natural causes, that there was no occasion for the expenditure, the accounts hoard held. The report also alleges that it was found that constables w era in the habit of tfoitiK out of the county and the state to suhpena witnesses for inquests. Constable have no rig-tit to no outside the county in such cases, the report holds, stid the mileage collected by them for these excursions outside the county are charged back to the coroner. It was also found, according to the report, that constable rharged subpoena fees when they did not actually serve the. subpoenas. The charge against Orsham will be presented to the attorney general for collection. NOTICE TO EAGLES Members are urged to be present at regular meeting, February 25th, at 8 p. m. Amendment of by-law a will re taken up and other business of importa nee. Ceo. S .Maver. Secv. C-tO-.M Better call a? The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it will be there.

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Thera la no agent whatsoever connected with my aenlng machine business. Anybody representing himself p working for ma or telling ou thai 1 -am his uncle and so on. is an impos'er and I laker. Look out for him! F C. MIM.F.f:. 15;i Slate St., Hammond. Ind. Telephon- ITS". :-17-f.t NOTICK TO CONTRACT tJ:S !' THF. I.ETTlNr; OF T 1XTRA1 TS loi: KRKtrritaN OF SCHOOL. It C I DDI M IS. j Noiici; is hereby given thai 011 Men-j ilav, Mari-h 13th. 11-0. at its a. fn.ee mi 1 the Central Shool Kmlding. in the City of H li.-imoiid. the Hoard of F.diica 1 ion of .-rid City will receive and considir bids 1 for the ejection of th following school buildings in said Cltv, to-wn: ! I. A tirade School building to he j know 11 as the May wood School to 1 erected on the, block bounded bv Morn Mrrill. Tapper and Howard Avenues. -. A grade school to be designate, i as , ihe Lincoln Schoad to be erected on the! block bounded b Johnson Henry. H i' hn I and Auams streets. ;!. Additions to ile lrnJuitial ! High i Ca 1 1 1 - j I Scl.ool building ill 1 he -orror of C; met and Highland streei. Plans and speeifiest ions for each ps:d buildings liae been adopted by ihe Board o' School Trustees, and may bo o'otaiiKd a he office of the Hoard. Separate bids will be jee( ied for i'hIi biti! ling, and in the event a contractor ... ,v,, , u,. , . , ,11 furnish eai h bid In a separate, sealed envelop, addressed "to the pe fird of Kducatiorf of sield Citv, and bearing on its face an endorsement showing the 1,1,111" of th P.uildtng for which the bid is made. 'All bids must be on file in the office of the itoard not later tha nTtno o'clock P. M. on said ir.th day of Mnrdi. l?ra"i. Fach bid must be accompanied by a ce. hned check payable to the School! City 'f Hammond, in amount indicated in the specifications, respectively. l'led at Hammond. Indiana. February :i. 1?:". 1 r PRCSKL. J. L. SMITH. L. L. BoMRKRGER. As the Board of Eduev ion of the School City of -21-1 Hammond. i-,pvs ! PEPARTMEXT OF PIT.LIC W OFTICK :F TIIK HOAR.I) OF Pl'nLTO WORKS. ?S: HAMMOND. INDIAVA, FF,I:R1I:Y 11. 1P2" TO WHOM IT MAT O'lXCF.RX: Notice is hereli-.- given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hanintomi, Indiana, tlia.t it is depired and dca-mel necessary to improve Piummer avenU. Section ''," frorv Calumet aye. rue to Howard a-venue. in the city of

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here, back in 1920." Or will you be saving: "I wish I had?" It would be impossible to go out and bring in each one of you to convince you of the genuine possibilities of so evident a success as this Leonard Tractor in fact, there isn't enough stock allotted to the Calumet Region to allow everybody to have an interest in the new factory. It's all up to YOU whether you will 'show the force of character to make an immediate decision and ACT or wait until others have taken up your share. THE PRODUCT The Leonard Tractor Co. will manufacture the Leonard Tractor, designed by H. M. Leonard, a scientific production engineer as well as mechanical expert. It is a farm tractor, four-wheel drive, running parts enclosed in oil, dust-proof throughout, equipped with Leonard patent "air-washer," filtering all air used by the engine, and having three plow capacity. THE STOCK The stock of the Leonard Tractor Co. is all common stock, participating in all the profits of the company, no preferred stock being issued. Par value $10 per share, with showings poitnmg to a rapid rise in the value of the stock. Ask to see our financial statement. The entire issue of stock has been underwritten and a small block allotted to the Calumet Region, home of the new industry. Be one of the owners participate in its profits BUT . COUPON

YOU MUST ACT TODAY Tear out and mail this coupon NOW or call on Miller & Willis (Underwriters) 715 BROADWAY, GARY, IND.

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Tha dremstlc plcturlitin of the escape ottfcis so survivor of half trillion imn -an firl. The fdm shovai tk unspeakable advarntur at urr and Mn Graham, an fejl.sk ia,aaionary who wa hrr companion thraujht-o awful yar, ,n t(,e handa of alasarttrikiei ad TurK.ah hirtmt Aurora takes lead.ng p, .n fa jran-a .hicn was written from her own atory ' Facta furnnhrif by tht official r-portot Viacount Bryce.tlia Dr,tn ambaaiador The? most powerful human drama of all t

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not a Mardi ways sucoea ranian. who ful. wa 5 a was found shown i and t a k ' j Hammond. Jndinna ! ,nK roaduay w gramng ''" I'''' and pa v"I " M-htC-,'c ororfte on old n ic.nlani: Type "iv." onci et . : T;. pe "I .. " on t oT.ore! ,. ; T y-e tr ; T.. "O." r r.-o-Jaspha'lic corn ret on I vitrified paving' brick !"M." reinfi .rce.j o'ir,.-i I !!! block On a-onci-ete; T'.t " "!'." Illi.cadani w ith the inters! .eew filled with j asphalt, constructing "IToi lineal fret ,. curbing. 4S Itneal feet of marginal eurhi irig. Rdjus'.iPg 12 old oat. bh.-r.-iii? and .1 oid manholes to line and grade, settini, 2 gutter inlets, laving K'f l'nesl feet of R inch sev.er pine, es sutiiorizd by Improvement P.eoution No. 77:!: adopted Kv csiil rtrtflril on the 1' th ds: I'rbruarv. l?2n. I1 work done i-i the aboe d.-'s, ribd pub! rhetl be in accord-. r.ce maktrg of sa'd r tic r.r-' -r noo-' v 1 1 ii t h ' ' r in and conditions olution No 7 of Public W.date, and the of the improvement 1,'rs- '". adopted by the IV.aral 'k0 on tlv flbn'.f- nan" ii detailed alrawing. plans. profile on fb and specifications which are u, attd may be seen hi the e.ftice of eLa

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Gentlemen: Without obligation on my g part please tend me catalog of the Leonard Tractor with additional information, j

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