Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 180, Hammond, Lake County, 19 January 1921 — Page 5
Wednesdav. Jan. 19. 1921.
THE TIMES
PERSONAL AN1 SOCIAL NEWS
Jfrs. F. C. Carter, who haa lx?n at tth Ma.rti na v 1 11 e J. ax. It a ri u m for the tt wck, is sufficiently improved to b h!o to sit up in a cmair, She will tot le a,ble to cotne JviTne fr two or three weeks. Thr will be a bridge party for Jadics and KentlirnMi at the Oamiry Club thi.s evening. Mr. aini Ir. '. . Itf.'tr will be the host and hote.ss. The Tyadios' Aid Rode-ty of tho rin St .Preshyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon a, the .home- of Mrs. Joseph Whitman of 330 Highland tret. A largo attendance i desired.. The- Women's rmiocratlc club will meet at the home of Mrs. Uwroncp Lr.ni; of 212 Sibley street tomorrow evening. Vubltc cordially invited. Mrs. Charles M:t hel.iuttcr left lat -ek to spend the Ainter in Otil'fornia. Curds harp been received from Tier and s.he writers that she is deI.fhted with the p'irt and (V cllmat. K. P.. Mollrr,y of IT Ieroit street 5s In Tetroit on business. He is expected home next weuk Mrs. J. TI. MK'lay is leaving' Sunday for the south. Sho will visit in Jacksonville and thn join her husband w ho is in Georgia v here they will reTn;tin until spring: when they will return to Hammond and Jooa-te here again definitely. Mrs. Anna Moran erct-crtained V Tuesday afternoon F-rldao cjub at o'clock Jvmohecm at her home, 3" Mason street jesto.rday, following the luncheon bridge ws-.s played, the highest scores yere held by Mrs. J. OThompson and Mrs. Anna. Moraii. The gus.ts wer the Me.pdarnes W. A. Bucihanan. F. B. Mcilr-.y. F. E&shom. T. W. Oborlin. K. C. Mott. Ti. J. SteelmaJi and Mrs. F. S, Bets Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Thompson are leaving th first of the month of February fo- the south They will go to Tum for a whil,- and from there to Phoenix., ArU. Mrs. B. J. Kanngissen of Pt. Iou:s was called to Hainmoni Tuesday on account of the illness f her sister Mrs. S. V. Cox of Moraine avenue, Kenwood, who has the influenza. The Alpha chapter of Phi Mu Gamma have issued invitations for a formal dancing- party -to be given at the Hammond Country Club Tuesday, January 25, at eight-thirty o'clock. The Baptist Women's Union will meet at the home of Mrs. "Ft. IX I.lck-lkl-r of 3 West Kut.h stree.t Thursday afternoon.' Mrs. . li. 8arber. sta-te missionary president from Gary, will talk. All ladle -.re requt-sted to bring a bar of toilet or laundry soap with theTO. The Pht Mu Gammas will hold their regular meeting at the horn of Mias Wilma Bicker of I'ougrlaa street tomorrow evening. Mrs. Frances M. Kingsley will entertain the Columbia club at her home, 9?" South Hohma". .street, tomorrow afternoon. Miss Helen Tleinert, daughter of Mrf. Mary Rcinert of 15 Mason street who underwent ar. opeartion In the Washington Park hospital in Chicago for an appendicitis is getting along nice,ly. The Stitch and . Chatter c.i .ib wiil met Thursday o.fitrroon at the home of Mrs. McConnell of 1154 Van Buren. street. LIVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND RE-PLEATING All kinds of skirts in one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding. 11 work guaranteed. Call at VTsey's. 91 State St., little west of HohWian St. Phone 446 Hammond. S-27 K. AM) I.. OK S. CAHO PARTT. Kvryb')dy is welcome at the Knights and BadleV of Security prize card party and da-no Wednesday evening Jan. 19 tn the K. A I., of S. Hall ovr Uon Stor. Music by the KoFey Orchestra of Chicago. Tickets Io: a person. 1-18-2 B. P. OELKS Tleuisr meeting and Initiation Thursday evening, .la.n. mUt, 8 o'clock. Visiting menbers invited. 1-13-2 ii. a. (I)vde, k. n. W. B. A, of Macsbee-s will hold their regular meeting Thursday eve. at K. L. of S. Hall. A large a.ttendanca is desired. 1-19-1 Save for Christmas; Citizens National Bank. 1-13-3 HIliWiHHHSSa
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The Tri-Ois were entertained at the home, of Mr. Stir ton of 46 Hoffman street last evening. There was an election officers which raultMl a follows : Pre.fiidt.nt. Margaret Ha.nhous"; secretary, Mildred Hoffman; treasurer. Viola lclbina; social reporter. Helen frothy. A social hour followed, durum which ref reu-bments were served. The next meeting will
j take place in two weeks at the home of Miss Helma.n Pelane of 194 Truman I aver.ue. AH rmbmhers are requested to be preeri t . The Wrr.. Calkins W. Tl. me-t Tuesday i.flcrno'in for the regular transact I on of biiriiiec.j. Mrs. lianey was in.taiu'd as .s'-rttor vice president, as f he wan unable to attend t he regular Installation which occurrod January 4th- The president. Mrs. Jennie Hubbard aYiointc 1 her now oonunittes for the enduing: term. Mifw Trertbreth of t'n Txark View aparlnvn's entertained A number of friends 8 bridge last evening', Mrs. V.'m. Mettler of 463 Bauer ftret was hostess to the history department of the Hammond Woman's club for the recuiar meeting yesterday afternoon. Mr.". J. K. licech. vice cJiairman of t.h committee, presided and in opening reid tho collee.t. Mrs. A. A. Young was leader or the day with the subject, "Vanishing leople of the South Sea.s." Mrs. Young gave a splendidly prepared condensed history of the largest of the South Sea Islands, Solomon, Samoa, New Hebrides, Tonga and Tahiti and Marquiaas. Despite drunkenness, dise-ue and vice the natives have splendid physiques but there are so few remaining, about "f'O, t .hat authorities predict that the race will be t xumct within ten years. Mr s. . A. Merrill read a paper on t i.e sports and religion in Samua and Marquin.sas and toll of their love of music and their wonderful sense of melody. Mrs. N. ,1. Austgen in chargd of Oxe current events, told of tho curreovt topics of Ir.t-rest in ILwnmond, which include thu extension of the water system, the repeal of the primary law and general topics such tm Harding arfd the league of nations, Cfermany and her agreement to reduce hr standing army, resolution adopted in 1916 t-i call a conference of nations, the increasing negro population in Chicago, the eooncmy of New York's mayor and a.n article on Liberty bonds. Mrs. Mettler assisted by Mrs. O. Wolf and Mrs. Harry Gertwr served a lucheon. The next meet big will be with Mi-s. A, f?. Hunt of 27 Webb f tre.et. Everyone who attended the oard party given by tlvj Jewish Ladies' Aid Socioty at the IC. of P. hall yesterday afternoon, voted it a large success. Visitor wre present from Oary, Whiting and Ea.t Chicago .nd there was much competition as to which city would mrry off the honors in cards. The winners at auction bridge were: first, Mrs. Uomnn of Hammond; second, Mrs. Jj. Marear of Gary; third. Mrs. W. F. Mashin. of Hammond. The winners in whist were; flrs-t, Mrs. J. T. Clark of Hammond; jeoonil, Mr. K. NagrJc-man: In pedro the prizes went to, first. Mrs. Saw; second, Mrs. Hoke, and third, Mrs. S. Livingston; in five iiundred, first. O, Herbst. and scoond. Mrs. P.. Harris. Announcement Is mad of th engagement of Margaret Lieaenfelt, daughter of Mr. and ilrs. rvter Lleenfelt of 67S State I.lne street to Ieslie Filzsferald of Detroit, Mich. The wedding will tak place some tini-e In the spring. The Trowel Club, formerly thu 6S9 of tho Masons held thielr regular monthly danoe at bo Mawortic Temple last evening. A good time is reported. They are planning1 to glv a large masquerade dance In the near future. HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS Mr. and Mr. Alva Wertiberger of Hammond have filed a petition to tulopt Dorothy V. Doren as their heir at law. They are represented by Attorney . B Sheerer. Rait to collect on a promissory note has been filed y tho Citizens National hank of Hammond against Wilfred Hughes. Attorneys Bomberger, Peters Sr Morthland are appearing for the X laintiff. The Indiana Harbor Lumber A Coa! company is sueing the Campbell Construction company, et. al. on an. account for materials furnished in some sewer oontf.ructlon work In Indiana Ha-bor. The plaintiff is represied by Attorneys Klley, Hembroff, tyer . Iiecd. George W. Bernstein & Sons of Xew York have brought suit aKalnst Barelli ft Morel! i to collect an account and to set aside a conveyance of property. G. C. White is attorney for tli plaintiff. ': Appeal to the superior court from the Hammond city court has been taken by the plaintiff in the replevin suit of Otto F. Bartz vs. Stanley Eastment. et. al. iiii. oi MLIU 53
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Home or Store Our easy monthly payment plan for installing wiring or fixtures is proving very popular. PHONE 69 FOR ESTIMATES INDIANA Electric Service Co. 624 Chicago Ave. Phone E. C. 69 4907 Forsythe Ave., East Chicago 1449 Washington St. Phone Gary 506
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HEAL ANYWAY, Arthur Johnson, who resides some-wher-2 in the nelghborhoiwl of Green street, Chicago, came to Kart Chlcatn last evening ostensively for the purpose of securing a good meal at soup line prices. Walking in to the Paris cafe on Forsyth avenue Arthur set him wlf down to a table, and in soft spoken words Informed a waiter that he wanted a meal, the best in the house. The waiter handing Johnson a bill of fare, suggested that ham and eggs would make a very appropriate meal to which Arthur readily consented. After much deliberation upon the finishing of the meal and with the check calling for the payment of RO cents, grasped tightly in his hand, Arthur walked over to where the cashier has headqunrK rs and requested that he be given a cigar. The cashier always willing to do all in her power for the Interest of the cafe, handed the cigar to Johnson, who after lighting it made for the dour. As U l.nppened Officer Parent i was Just passing the entrance to the cal'e. when he heard an outburst "t cuss words, falling from the Jivn.th of Johnson. After tellin,; the oftVer that he had never paid for a meal in a restaurant in his life and that he hud been served free meals by this plan i:i Hammond snd Oary, the officer decided that he would glv him another free rural, behind the bars. When searched at the station, the police were unable to ilnd one penny in the man' clothes. MANDEL GIVES BIG VALUES An additional explanation Is needed in the advertisement lat evening for the S. M. Mandei company, 143 State street, wherein it was stated: "Prices Pulled i.'own Again for Saturday." It should have read: "Prices Pulled Down Again for Wednesday, Thursday. Friday ftnd Saturday." Advertising is for the purpose of directing the public toward more Intelligent buying, and glancing over the various Hems in the Mandei advertisen ent, one is greatly impressed with the wonderful values listed. One item rfads: "Stunning patterns m Women's Seise Dresses enough styles to please every woman; values to $30. sale price $3.75." Soloman Lamar Seeks Divorce Names 2 Men In a divorce complaint filed in toe (iary I.ake Superior court, So'.oman Lamar accuses his w!fe, li'ira Bamar of associating with one Herbert Paynes ! Birmingham and that after tne plaintiff's and defendant? separation, the defendant lived openly with the said Baynes under the name of Laura Havnes. One Will Carlyie of Knsley ,Ala., vvai also named in the petition, George Maskich Arrested On Charge of Defraud fr-orge Maskich was arrested In Judge Clemen's court on a charge of defrauding his board bill. The keeper cf the hoardlnK- house where Maskich stayed preferred thr. oha'-ees. StAarMONC ITTPIAKA
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Thousands lf others have gotten rid of their without dieting or exercising, often t the rate of over a pound a day, and without payment until reduction has taken place. T an a licensed practising physician and personally prescribe the treatment for ea.Hi individual rase, thus enabling me to choose remedies Uist will produce not only a loss of weight harmlessly, but which wiU also relieve you of all the troublesome tymptomt of o' ersfoutnes? such rs fthirtnes of brenth, palpitation, lndiprtion. rhen.iiatisin, (rout, asthma, kidney trouble and variou otlnrr afflictions which often accompany overstoutnrss. My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired, sleepy feeling, giving vou renewed energy and rigor, a resdt of the losa of yonr super fluoua fat. You are not required to change In the slightest from rrnir regular mode of living. There is no dieting or exercifing. It 1 simple, easy and pleasant to take. If vou are overstout do not postpone but sit d-rwn right now and send for rrv frBC trial treatment nTid mv pln mhereby I am to he paid only after reduction has taken place if you so desire. DR. Ru NEWMAN . Licensed Phytician State of New York 286 Fifth Avenu New York City Desk H-234
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Starts Panic Among Guests of South Shore Hotel at Harbor With blood streaming down his face, and Kh two iron rods removed from a bed grouped in either hand, a man who is believed to be Georg Vukovtch, of Gary, almost, started a panic among the aruests of the South Shore Hotel last flddnlght. Vukovich. came to East Chicago last evening and registered at tho Hotel about 10 o'clock, going almost lmmedia.ely up to his room. About 11:30 the guests, heartn-g sounds like the barking of a dog, arose from their beds and switched on the lights, when they perceived the shadow of a man, thrown uron the wall. Screams and yells were heard from rooms occupied by a number of nurses, who havn been working on the small-pox epidemic. Clothes were hastily .lumped Into and even sheets wt re pressed into perlvce. Then one of tho nurses, ch.-vnred to think of the police department and sent in an alarm. Within 3 minutes. Officers Maha, Petro. Titjani and Parent! were on the scene and within 10 shakes of a doad lambs tell. Vukovich was behind the bars at the Central Station, panting like a mad do.g. It is thought that Vukovich, who is said to bo wanted by the (iary police, worried over the possibility of being placed under arrest, which resulted in the loss of his mind. The bedroom wherein. Vukovich had been thinking of spending the night, almost a total wreck. The mattress and springs had been torn off, while both of the rods were broken. It is not yet known how he managed to injure himself, as no weapons were found upon Ms person. CUT GENERALLY No Radical Reduction in Numbers of Working Forces is Planned INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 CHICAGO, Ian. 13. The working forces of railroads centering In Chicago will not te radically reduced in numbers in the near future, Thi becaime apparent today following a check f officials to ascertain if they planned to follow the exampla of tho Pennsylvania line.' in offering thelT Card of Thanks We wish to thank tho neighbors and friends for their sympathy and kindness i during the sickness and death of our son. and for Ue many floral offerings. MTt. AND MRS. MARTIN MATER ANI FA-MI L,T. Card of TbanJcs. ' I desire to thank ray friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown tne in my great sorrow. Al-ro those who furnished autos and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Dennis Calvin. Othens save what you spend; save for yourself; Citizens National Bank. 1-1S-3 Try Our Business Men's Lunch, 65c MEE HOTEL -RESTAURANT James Cocglet, Prop. Try a 'Times Want Ad'
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employes the alternative of a 1-day-a-woek layoff or the prospect of & E0 per cent reduction In working staff. Kven in the case of trie Penn-syl-vani lines, officials here dtatt-d. the one-day-a-week lay-off plB-n. will not be effective, In the northwest region which ha-s its headquarters here. Pennsylvania officials here plan to close their plants for one week, after which normal operations will be resumed. The Chicago A- Alton, the Chicago. Lake Shore and South Kend, the Chlcajro, Milwaukee and St. Paul, the Chicago Northwestern, tha Illinois Central and other railroada centering here declnxwd there would be no radical reduction of their forces.
When Harry W. Plu.mbe.ck was arrested for Issuing bad checks and sell ing mortgaged property, Jim Cesare signed his bond for $1,000 for his appearance. PI umbeck has now disappeared and It is more than likely that Cesare's J1.000 will be forfeited to the court. , 5r --"-" f f r sir 'V 3..rriLA OUR BUILDING means something to everybody in town. The massive columns, beautiful interior with its harmonized color scheme, a wonderful lighting effect all of which goes to make this the finest bank building in the city. ' Every courtesy will be extended to you, your business will be handled with accuracy and dispatch, and there will be a distinct character back of this bank's service. How can it be different? There simply has to be such , an institution in such a building. Come in and get acquainted. Don't forget our opening Saturdav. January 29th. 1921. from 3:00 to 9:00 P. M. Citizens Trust ifnd Savings Bank Indiana Harbor Indiana
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1. Make a budget. 2. Keep an intelligent record of expenditures. 3. Have a Bank Account. 4. Carry life insurance. 5. Make a will. 6. Own your own home eventually. 7. Spend less than you earn.
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