Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 3 August 1920 — Page 5

THE TIMES Pase. Fire trust 1920

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CROWN POINT NEWS

. g ; !Ippeninsa Cf A Day In Lake Ccuoty'a Lively Capital.

Mr., Julia H. S. Lcnney entertained S'sters Stanislas. Raphael and EvanKt'iit c-f the Cider of the little comiany cl Ma:y of ChicaS'j at her lio:ne f-everal days lat week. Charles 'jcisen and family mo.oied t Hammond on Sunday and pent the jay with, friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. rffpn and daughter of Chicago Heights have rented liu i -me of Mr. 'and Mrs. Cyrus Havdeu and will occupy it our ng the'.r absence in thev.ett. Mr. Passons Is the r.'w proprietor of the A. & P. store. David Maney of the Allman-Gary Co. is having his vacation this week and is leaving today with his brother-in-law f.r Montana, where, he will Uar? the ;rr.p!e life for several weeks. Mrs. Maney and two daughter and son v i'.I sptnd the time during hi absence v i'h relative, in Mendota. III. r.ster Luttgart. one of the teachers ;n tf. Maiy's Farh school left today

for Haste, Kan., where she nill be eniriryed the ccrnins year. Mrs. Chloe P.os. received a telearram fiom Chedwick. Ta.. on Monday announcing the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mr.-. Travers. Mn. Travem will be remembered here as Mits Haici Koss. Atty. Edward Greiyel of Muskegon. Ckla.. is expected he-re the latter part of the week f r a month's visit vs itU hi famtl yhere.

Mrs. Aukuj: DuBois and son naa

and wife, returned on Sunday

few days visit with

rr.ond . Miss Lottie Ford e-f County Recorder Johnson's office left Saturday for her home in Minock. 111., where she wll er.Joy ya two week's vacation . Mrs. Lena Eeeder and sen Lesli. were with the family of Charles Frederick of Hammond over the week-end.

from a

relatives In Ham-

Y. W.C.A Worker in Charge of Warsaw Babies' Hospital

SENATOR NEW IN CHARGE PF SPEECHES Confers With Senator Harding Today About Campaign Oratory. BY J. BART CAMPBELL (STAFF CORRESPON DtNT I. N. SERVICE! MARION. O.. Aug. o Senator warren O. Harding, verublican nominee for president, was to put in another busy day today going over reports regarding campaign activities, which arc p' urins in upon him by telegraph and mall, end in conferring with republican leaders which were to visit the Harding home. Senator Harry S. New, of Indiana, v. ho is i:i charje of the speakers bureau of the republican campaign, an.l Harry M. Daug-herty. the Harding pro convention campaign manager, wtrc

among those scheduled to confer with I

him. The senator was also to complete the preparation of the address he will deliver to a delegation from Wayne county. Ohio, tomorrow. He and his advisers were said to be planning to give a real impetus to his front porch

l.v having him aenver

In an' Around -GARY-

TO IMPROVE 25th AVE. Members cfthe board of works, parsed a declamatory resolution in Gary yesterday, whereby 35 3-4 feet of the property fronting on the north side of 25th avenue, between aJley 7, west and Broadway, will be cc-nderoned for fclreet purposes. This will make loth avenue a width of 85 3-4 feet, over the entire area th.it is to bo widened, instead of making U '5 feet at Broadway as first planned and then taper it off to 60 feet at Jackson street. Twenty-fifth avenue is At present 50 feet wide and according to City Planner Bennett, it will be one of the leading commercial streets on the south side in the future. Assessment against adjoining property benefited by the change will make payment possible by the city for the tract to be condemned.

WHO CAN BEAT THIS?

Weed & Clark, the well-known

nsj township farmers, are the first to challenge their brethren for ' a

heat yield record this year. Sam B

Woodi, one of the farm partners, has

just completed the f.gurea on the threshing which was done July 28 on

their place. A field of 8.4 acre turn

reception' of his speech of acceptance ( ed out 394 bushels or grain ana trie throughout the country and my 'other ( measurement was made by gooa

indications of a reunited republican j threshers . This figures forty-seven ,v .M-irriniT in behind his candid- bushels to the acre which is all the

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camoaicn

series of speeches litre in the near fu- !

ture which would have the kind of a punch" to them his democratic opponents could not sidestep. It was state dthat the senator felt greatly encouraged by the reports he had received regarding the 'favorable

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ONE "MOO" WAS ALL COW GAVE Well Carlson is on His Vacation, So W.hy Should We Worry.

Note to Society Editor: Carlson. well known and minion of the law. left this on a two weeks vacation.

ishlng the pride of his heart. He cried out in vain. Then he got the police station on the phone. Officer Carlson vtl sent to the scene of descratlon. Carlson approached the cow. She was just finishing the last stalk -r corn. Opportunely the owner of the cow appeared and attempted to chase the beast home. "Nothing doing." said

j the officer, and owner of the garden i timultaneously . In the rear of the lot was a shed.

: Into the sired the cow was chased, j Carlson announced that he had arrestCharles eel the beast and would bold her in popular I .confinement until the owner of the

FRED SEIGKIST. Secretary. MARTIN H. FINNERA.V, President 7-31-A-3-5

garaen-had been reimbursed. "But I got to milk her. Se

sun is low. Its milking time,

mornlnj Wearing

a green check tap. palm beach suit.

racked suit ease, and broad smile, Mr. , tlculated the owner of the cow.

Carlson was seen boarding a Monon . Carlson scratched his head.

train for the resort at which he will spend a few days.

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This Polish-American cirl who went of eontapem cases has txen reduced to Warsaw with the first V. W. C. A. fiftv per cent, since the arrival of the unit of Polish Grey Samaritans, is Y. W. C. A. workers, who at once director of the infant hospital at a began isolatiitg contagious cases and refugee station in Warsaw where isolating well babies, too. refugees from Russia and Eastern A second unit of these workers is Poland are stationed. now on its way to Warsaw. They will The hospital has as nar,y as four also be put in charge of children's or five hundred babies in it at a time, hospitals and orphan asylums, as new all of them suffering from lack of institution are constantly openinjc proper food, proper clothing and because of the scarcity and the cst proper care. However, the number of food supplies in the new republic.

Personal and Social News

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At the Harding headquarters nere the statement was also made that Senator Borah .of Idaho, and other progressive republican leaders, were already engaged in campaigning actively for the republican ticket, and that the rank and file cf progressive everywhere "were falling in line for Hardin? and Coolidge."

LOWELL

Miss Hcrtense Webb, of Chicago is visiting at the home'of her friend Misa Henrieta Baughman. Mrs. Mary Hunt returned to her home In Chicago, yesterday after a vis

it here with her sister, Mrs. Fred called

regular yield of wheat which farmers of Northern Indiana are getting this

year. "Who can beat it?" asks Mr.

Woods in conveying the Information

to Tag Times.

LIVES PERILLED ?Y BULLET

The second division of the Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E.- church will

meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Martin Frame.

Ruth' street. ,Mrs. Henry Fuller

will be the assisting hostess.

Keta Margaret Sti.nson is making an

extended visit in St. Iuis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nta.1, wli? formerly lived In Hammond.

The regular meeting of Opal Hive,

Xo. S, L. O. T. M., will be held tonlgnt 6t I. O. O. F. ball.

Hail the Modern Solomon Officer Charles Carlson of Hammond Central police station. It has come within the experience of few men to duplicate the wonderful Judgment and sagacity of

Solomon, yet yesterday witnessed tne event in Hammond.

At 93 Sheffield avenue, a cow, a

docile, brown and" white bovine crea

tive, browsed in foreign pastures. The imntr of the garden spot watched hi lettuce, beets and corn disappear Into the maw of the beast that was rav-

the gesTo-

OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Mrs. Lena Reiser and aon, Leslie, of

Crown Point, spent the week end at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friedrich va Carroll etreet.

Ail members of Golden rule council.

No. 1, S. D. of L. and Triumph council

No. 11, S. L. of L-. axe requested to take 10 o'clock car for Whiting tomorrow morning, for their annual basket picnic.

Trinity Aid will meet at the home

of Mrs. O, C. Matthles. "11 Sohl at. this evening.

Wm. Pepperdme 1S8 Plummer &ve.

is ill at his home,

The Standard Bearers of the TMrat M. K. church are having a picnic this evening at Lake Front Tark.

John Lynch, of 45 East State street

left yesterday for a two week's vaca

tlon to be spent at Stratford. Mitchell and other points in Ontario, Canada.

Pr. T. E. Bell la days -in Hammond.

spending several

LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS"

EXPERT piano tuning and repairing. Carl Heine phone 13C0-M. 455 Elm St. Hammond. S-2-3

Were deputy prosecuting

Eddie Marsh ar.d Constable Pete Person the target of an assassin or was the bullet" that crashed through the win

dow of their car at Thirty-Fifth ave."

and Ercadway. in Gary. Sunday night an accidental discharge of a gun. This is what the police are attempting to determine and today are no nearer to a frolution than when the case was first

to their attention. Aj was

The Aid society of the Pine Street

Presbyterian church will hire a picnic

Attorney .Thursday. August oth. at th- Whiting

beach. All members and their friends

are Invited to attend. They will moet at the church at 10:C0 o'clock sharp.

transportation has been provided.

CA.B.D OF CTZAOTCS To the neighbors and friends, the fraternal Order of Eagles, aerie. No. 1252. the Sheet Metal Workers, local No. 3C3. e-r.d all those who so kindly offered their serv'tces end sympathy during our late bereavement i the loss of our dear husband and father, we wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation aliso for tho many beautiful floral ogeriugs. Mrs. Carrie Kirk and Children. S-3-J

gether with the owner of the garden he went Into the plot over which the cow had wandered. They figured up the loss. "Can you milk a cow." Carlson asked the gardener, who couldn't. "Well, let us talk it over with the cow's owner," said Carlson. Then it was decided to let the cow out on 13 cash bail; the owner was to receive half the milk from his cow and the other half to go to the owner of the garden whose stuff had been

eaten by the cow. Both parties agreed to thresh the matter out In court.

After the ball was handed over Carl

son released the cow.

The creature only said, "Moo."

Vote to Editor:

vacation so don't Police Reporter.

Carlson fs on Ms worry about me.

Too Late To Classify

WANTED Experienced stenepr-apher at

once, write A-;02 Times, Hammrnd

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FOR SALE 3 piece Spanish leather net

Tor living room and 2 rockers. CaJl 539 Kohman St. Phone 1312. S-3-1

LOST Monday evening envelope with

Bookman Supply Bills and check pin

ned to It, finder please call M. J. Grim

mer, Highland, lad. Phone 1. S-3

Mrs. V .E. Gfroer and daughter, Anna Gertrude, and Mr. W. P. Braun.

all cf Bellevue. Ta., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Reese of 1 Went

Mason street. Mrs. Reeso is a sister of Mrs. Gfroer and Mr. Braun.

Frank Tepperdtne and family have gone to Omaha, Neb., to make their future borne. Dr. and Mrs. C. MUler will leave soon for Indianapolis where they expect to make their future home. Dr. Miller will enter the practice of dentistry there.

VOTZCZ TOM COAX. CZAXXSS The Board of Education, district Xo,

155, West Hammond, 111., wishes to re

ceive bids for winter supply of coal for Douglas and Wenworth schools,

amounting about 3CO tons nut coal more or less of tons delivered into pens of

tho school buildings not more than two

cars at a time. Prices to slate for

Franklin coal. Xut. Egg and Lump. Bids to be sealed and delivered not later

than Aug. 6. 13C0.

At Jersey City Joe Lynch beat Charlie Ledoux (12). At Buffalo Johnny Wilson knocked out Steve Choynski (5).

At Philadelphia Eddie McAndrews

bat Frank Loughrcy (15).

At New Orleans Marty Eurke an-l

Young Denny fought draw (15).

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PHOTOGRAPHS GET THE BEST i'BODIE" MAKES THEM 89 State Street Phone 1493

Eurnham. and faml.y. Miss Bertha Burnham accompanied her home for a visit. The new residence of Albert Foster on the west side U nearing completion . Mis. K. E. Duckworth and nephew Amos Wagin. went to Rensselaer last evening t" visit her sister, Mrs. Walter Bates and family. John Latta of Shelby visited friends In Lowell yesterday. Walter Bats? of Rensselaer visited relatives here yesterday.

WANT AMNESTY FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON. Aug. 3. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the America Federation cf America will head a delegation of labor leaders cal

ling upon Atty. Gen. Palmer to urge that he recommend general omnesty fr politicval prisoners, the Central Labor bodies conference announce! totfay. It Is expected that the conference will be held next week. According to the statement cf the central labor bodies. Atty. Gen. Palmer is reported to have said privately tnat a proclamation for general amnesty is planned for next Christmas.

reported. Constable Person was not hit

by the bullet, but that the Injury on his finger was caused by a piece of fly

ing glars. ' The police are looking for two men who were standing pear the

corner when the shots were fired.

PREDICTS VICTORY FOR HARDING

rSTAFF CORRESPONDENT t. N SERVICE! MARION. O.. Aug- 3. Every state west of the' Mississippi will be fcr Senator Warren G. Harding, republican nominee for president. Representative Frederick C .Hicks of the Oyster Bay, N. Ti. district, famous as the home of the late Col. Roseveltl predicted after he conferred with the senator her. Hicks said since Harding's nomination he had toured Colorado, Wyoming. Montana. Washington, and Oregon.

MAKES BATHING-

UNSAFE AT BEACH

That bathing is bein.gmade unsafe at Miller Beach just east of Gary, as a

result of the operation of steam dredg

es and sand suckers which have been taking sand out c-f the lake nar the shore and leaving deep dangerous holes

Is the assertion of the beach colony ask that measures be taken to

op the practlci.

Four persons have met their death through drowning a-t Miller Beach this

season. In two instances it is known that the victims stepped off a sand

ledge into a deep hole and unab'e to swim lost their lives. In spots tha lak bottom is pitted with holes made

bv the sand suekers.

It is reported that for some tlma a Chicago sand concern has been taking sand out of the lakj and hauling It In

scows to the city. As a result of ths eomnlalnts registered it Is understood

that a stae navigator was on the Job

eonJuctinar an Investigation orveir

weelc ago and it is likely that action

will s'on be ta'jjl to prevent Turin work .

Mrs. John Budd of Terre Haute. Ind

ia visiting at the. home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Stinson, 407 May street.

Arite Telch, Ann Kingston ar.d Carl

and Lee Myers of Indiana Harbor, spent

Sunday at LaPorte, the guests of Mr. and lira. Vandelester.

Mr. and' Mrs. R. O. Winckler enter

tained a few friends on ra.iuruy, m honor of their son Richard's birthday.

Dr. Robt. Gillls will leave Friday to

attend the National Dental convention

in Boston.

Mr and Mrs. Clyde Hudron of :;3

Michigan avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Xedra Jrene on Friday. July

SOth.

Judge and Mrs. Theo. IClotz motored

to La Salle, III., to spend Sunday.

Mrs. C E.. Barry and son. Charles E.

Barry, Jr., . or Chicago, spent me oj in Hammond.

BUTTON COVERING HEMSTITCHING JV O.NB UAV Pleating, braiding, sewing machines

at bargains, all kinds of repairs: all

w.rk guaranteed. Call on J. Wassey at 'Jl State St., just west of.Hohman st. Phone 446-Hawmond, Indiana. 7-7

Mrs. Barney Wilhelm of 51 Douglas St.. entertained a number of friends last evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. The evening was spent with games and 'music. At 11 o'clock dainty refreshments were served.

NOTICE FOR SALE Sweet corn. Ernest Gunther farm. Black Oak road and Saxon avenue. Hessville, Ind. No delivery. Phone 13T7-T4. 8-3-4

Mrs. C. A. 'Webb and daughter. Mar

iorv. of 12i ierrou firreu vmi .

the month of August in Hinsdale. 111.

ti,. V n T.mhroiflerv club met last

evening at the home of FriMa Zahrte,

S33 Walter street. The evening was very

enjoyably spent with needle work, mu

sic and games. The prizes were won by Christine Spoerner and Elsie Fisher and the consolation prises wore won by

Marie Spoerner and Emma Blohm,

The next meeting will be held at the

home of Emma Blohm, 453 Oak street.

The following announcement -w ill be

read with interest by Hammond friends:

"Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shultr announce

"Both young people . havo a large circle of friends in Hammond. Mr. Moor recently held a position at Gibson and

Mrs. Moor was well known for her

works in art."

Word has been received from' Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stanley. Stato Vice Pros!dent of the W. C. T. XT., th.it she will be here, some time in the near future. She also said that some; one would have to be obtained to fill the place of the late J. Frank Hanly, who had been procured to speak at the state convention, vhich is to be held in Hammond in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buhring of Eeall avenue, are the proud rarents of a son, born Monday, Aug. 2.

Do you Want To Join

Mrs. Roscoe Woods. Vlrgene Hammond, Caroline Poppenhussen and Marie Becnman left yesterday for Lake Maxlnkuckee. Ind.. to spend a two week's vacation. When they have secured a cottage a number of other young ladies will join them for a house party. The Deborah Aid Society of the Christian church will hold an all day picnic at Harlrson Tark on Thursday. All members and friends are Invited. Margaret Liesenfelt and Mabel Sher-

by have returned from their vacation j

ur $

atbe

Club ?

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If yoa hired an expert mechanical engineer to choose your wash-, ing machine, yoa would own a r.v; Federal. "CAUSE he would be convinced 'a excellent features of coh-

spent at Michigan.

Dewey Lake. Dowagiac,

fKIll Surf ir

VOTED SALARY RAISE An increase in salary amounting to

approximately 20 per eent of their old ,h9 ma.rriaK of their daughter. Doretta

pay. was votei the members or tne Garv police and fire departments and

other city mployes. by the members of

the Gary council at their regular meet

Ing last night. The new scale becomes

effective the first of this month

Following the reading of the ordln

nn- rules were suspended and the

council passed it by a unanimous vote.

This Is the first raise that city em

nloves have had in a year. No other

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mott. will laave tomorrow for Winnebago Tark, Wis., where they will spend a week. Mildred and Arthur Masephcl of Pine street, w-ill Jeave tomorrow morning for a two weeks vacation, to be spent at Elroy, Wis. t - Kathryn Hoess left this morning for Lake Geneva, where she will visit

friends for a few weeks. 1

Auto Owners Specials Auto Tops) Rebuilt Upholstery? and Seat Covers) Repaired Automobile! painted in any color to look like new. Cut Rate Auto Paint and Trimming Co. 303 MICHIGAN AVE.. HAMMOND Phones: Office 2141, Ret- 3446

$1.00 down and get a Model 7 Pathe Phonograph delivered to your home today. '200 members only Pathe Plays All Makes of Records.

AND NEATNESS

DESIGN Ail metal construction. Armco iron resists rust. No mechanical parts to interfere with moving close up to laundry inh not too wide for a narrow doorway no overhanging parts that would unbalance the machine. MOST EFFICIENT WASHING PRINCIPLE The Cylinder oscilates 32 times per minute much faster than ether makes this saves at least 1 3 to 20 minutes time for each washing. The

wringer, too, makes 48 revolutions a ., minute. Yoa can own one today with as little as $5 down and $5 a month. Why not buy one? PHONOGRAPHS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS S. & H. Greea Trading Stamps .With Payments on Phonographs. SUMMERS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS HOHMAN STREET NEAR STATE, HAMMOND, IND. TELEPHONES: 1420142128

n-nldfish and Crabs.

But NOt Children 1 t,usin'5S of lrnPrtn': was voted y th the evening for Palm council. wedding trip will re

Washington Xot coming under the legal status of a 'harmless live animal," s-uch as gold fish, soft-shell crab, or young chicken, children will not be accepted for transportation as parcel post packages. -

Tho Assistant postmaster-encrai made this ruling, based on a postal law, after one nine-year-old girl had applied to go to Louisvile. Ky.. from Washington, and a local man had written to i.to.wi.ire if he could have a five-year-old child sent here from Shreveport. La., by parcel pojst. Why, No! We Wouldn't Think of Peeving Him , iut rDiiiTlANiL NEWS SERVICE 1

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. The Rev. Bruce

Cornford has ruled out use or tne worns "ladies'" and "gentlemen" in his parish. The words are meaningless." he de

clares. "Even the Master called His mnthr 'woman.' while nobody would in-

..lt sl Teter by calling him 'gentle-

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG GRAY HAIR ' Cao be restored to its original color with VAN'S MEXICAN B HAIR GOLOR RESTORO It is not a dye. bat rtore the

hair to it natural color, so

gradually tbat your moot intimate friends cannot detect its You will be hirfclr eteased

with the result, or your money

refunded. At all sssJsm SLSO pm Wik.

the Kells Company

NKWBUR9H. M. V. BMSrraiswToM

Shults of Plant City. Fla.. recently of

Hammond, to Mr. E. A. Moor of St. Joseph. Mich. The wedding took place

at the Sacred Heart church at Tampa.

Fla.. Wednesday. July 21. 19-0. at 0

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o'clock. ' I

"The bride was attired In a gown!

of white satin with pearl beads and

Venetian lace. Her vail was adorned with white orange b'.opsoms. i

"Mr. Moor and his bride left during

uoaen, ana alter a

reside at Plant City,

Fla.

Kills Pesky-

Bed Bugs P. D. Q. Just think, a 35c box of P. D. Q

rT'.sU-tr Tkevils Quietus), makes a quart.

.nrtllf h to k 111 a million bedbugs, roaches.

fie.s er cooties ana stops iuiure it- i tions bv killing the cegs and dots net

injure the doming. i

Uouio nre to ui? oeauuns is .i

D. u. is like, "bedbugs stand as good

chance as a snowball in a jusuy lamea

heat resort. Patent spout tree in tvery mrbin of P. U. O. to enable you to kill

. i . n .i thri, ir u nrst.. tit the cracks. 1

Look for the devil's head on every box ' then you'll' have what Hospitals have, found to be the best insecticide known to . science. Special Hospital size $ 2.50

makes five gallons contains J spouts either size at your drugrist or sent prepaid upon receipt of price by the Owl ,

Chemical Co.. Terre Haute. Ind. cenuine

Everybody's Going To The

American Legion Minstrels

- Under the Direction of the Joe Bren Production Co.

Gorgeous Costumes

Snappy Songs

PHEUM TH

THURSDAY -AUG. 1 2

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Elaborate Scenery Everything New

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FRIDAY AUG, 13

SATURDAY AUG. 14

Reserved Seat Sale Begins Moidiy Mornirg, Angust 9th,. at 9 O'clock'

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