Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 186, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1921 — Page 8

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26. 1921 THE TIMES Five

GARY COUNTRY CLUB BLOSSOMS AS HOST Enjoyable Informal Dancing Party Given at Commercial Club Ball Room

If la, nlgrht's meet dellgtfut fully 1"-forme.l-da.ndng I arty given by the Gary Country Club nay be accepted as a. criterion cf subsequent events on its osieind a.r . unusually iple.asant pEy-tlea are In store fr ie Tr.tmbeTS. It was held ct tih Garji Commercial club's ball room and was the first affalx of its iind eiven by the cltib. It was purely an Informal function and brought many of the member. topether jrfnee the summer ptenb; gHven last year at tSe club grounds. It was a real Lake county gathering- as well members belr.rr present from Hammond. Indiana Harbor, Crown Folnt, Gary and other places in the county. A feature of the f ventag was the exhibition of colored drawing's of thj new club house for which ground will be broken this week. The build ins: Is a handsome affair and thore who gased on its outlinos saw in it a most beautiful club home. Re.ports made on the condition of the new links were all that could be desired and they are in readiness for play If the weatherman provides en ausrplclous spring-. It la Quite probable that work on the eecond nine coles will beg-in In spring:. Hawkins' orchestra was responsible for an enjoyable trogram of dances which lasted until one thrs morninp. The commUee responsible for the success of last nlgVt's frathe-rinsr eorripos-ed of Dr. -T B. Templin. R. G. Parry. R. Ca.rn.pbt.Vl, Major K. M. Burr ar.d Al Michaly.

morning; and today are hel.1 on an open charge pending an investigation. According to Chief Forbia this morning he would not be able to disclose any facts until come time tomorrow.

MIRACLE SAVES

CROWN PO NT MAN

Machine in Which They Rode Slashed to Pieces Why They Escaped Death rSPECTAL TO THE TIMES CROWN POINT. Ind.. Jan. 26. G-o. Go ft and Tvay McCarty of this city had c. miraculous escape from death on

Monday afternoon whe rthe Ford car in wihich tehy were riding was hit by a PeruwylvarUa train at the depot at Crown Point. There was not enougrh of the Ford left to ell the tale and how the men escaped ith their lives is a miracle. They were returning from woTk being- employed by County Road Superintendent Clarence F.der and when they reached the Root lumber yard they saw 1h 3:51 train comingdown th track. The trai-n had owed down cmiewhit and they t vjught tihcy had ample time to cross, but ther Tui.-C3.1culted the distance a.r.d the car was struck. Both men landed on the pilot of the engine and McCarty was under it when the train was stopped. Goff had -a. couple of ribs broken and McCarty' s back was injured but outside of that and the s'hock the men wre rot hurt. Kye w Itn ws to tho accident expected to tee the tnen picked up dead. They were taken to their homes and given medical attention and are resting easily.

Arrested Fourth Time For Wife Beating After hitting his wife over the head with a water pipe, a half an inch thick and about five foot long, 'Wesley Dixon. 607 "West 43rd street, was arrested at midnight yesterday on a complaint registered by Mrs. Dixon. He wan booked on a charge of wife beating. According to Mrs. Dixon this is the fourth time Fhe hes caused hia arrest on the same charge.

CONSTRUCTION OF $12,00 STORE IS BEGUN A $12,000 store building to be located at 1068 Washington street, was started yesterday by Louis Takottf. The plans were laid out by Walter Hudson and the contract for the mason work was Slven to Tony Tappas. The store will be located on the first floor and the second floor will be made for living apartments. The permit for the erection of the building was granted yesterday by Commissioner Walter Dougan. A permit was issued to Joseph J. Meyer for the erection of a building 25 by 68 in dimensions to bo located at 1443 Adams street. Construction has been started and the cost is estimated at $3,500.

SELL STATES HOTEL YESTERDAY The biggest real estate deal of the new year in Improved property was consumed yes turd ay when Attorney Paul Glaeer, Max Ixing and other associate! arranged for the purchase of the States hotel at 17th avenue and Washington street in Gary. The consideration is reportel to have been in the neighborhood of J163.000, and was sold by a syndicate ot men known as -the Calumet Hotel company. Tl;e hotel was erected several years ago by a number of Russian Worn Gary men and is one of the largo;t buildings sluth if the Wabash tracks. It has some SO guest roims besides the office and other public rooms.

GARY NEWS

PASSES FRAUDULENT CHECK ARRESTED On a criminal court warrant issued t"' the sheriffs office at Crown Point M. C. Streeter, 184 Massachusetts .-irett, was arrested. In Gary yesterday on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check. The details of the case waa not disclosed.

Take Three Chicagoans Early This Morning Three Chicago men. Mike Cikish, S3 years old, 2902 Wentworth avenue, Nicholas Kambier, "2 years old. 2903 South Wells street and George Kartch, 26 years old. 25 07 South Wells street, were arrested at 11th avenue and Broadway shortly after 3 o'clock this

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GARY MAN IN BANKRUPTCY Petition In bankruptcy was filed today in the federal court at Hammond by Teter Rosea, who lives at 1213 Adams street. Gary. Rosea had been running a grocery at 2117 Broadway. His Bchedule lists his debts at $3,501.84 and Ills -assets at J3.2il.32 of which he claims exemption for $600. liosca is being represented by Attorney E. I. Brandenburg of Hammond.

DISCUSS PUTTING NEW TICKET IN FIELD At a meeting of a number of prominent citizens of East Chicago last night the proposition of putting a citizens ticket in the field at the coming election was discussed. Representatives of different political parties were present and when the vote was taken the majority favored the independent ticket. There has -been considerable talk regarding possible candidates, but as yet no announcements of candidacy have been made.

DR. J. E. MET CALF TO LEAVE GARY Dr. J. n. Metcalf one of Gary's pioneer residents and one of the county's prominent physicians, . left Gary on Sunday for Denver, Colo., where he will make his future home. There he will devote his time in the development of the Gary Shale OH and Refining company's interests. Mrs. Metcalf, who remained behind to rispoae of some of the house hold goods, will Join Mr. Metcalf shortly. Dr. Metcalf has some private property interests In the region of Denver, to which he will also give his attention. Mrs. Metcalf remains behind to dispose of the house hold goods and prepare to move out west fcr good. Stephen, who ia in school at Valparaiso, will Join his father and dither as slon as school is over.

CLYNE AFTER FIGOT PICTURES CHICAGO. Jan. 15. United States District Attorney Charles F. Clyne todry placed himself in line for a bout with Jack Dempsey, heavy weight champion of the pugilistic world. Dempsey, according to Information rce'ved by Clyne, intends testing mall regulations prohibiting transportation of prize fight films by mailing through Chicago films of the Dempsey-Brcn-i-.an New York affair. "Just to soon as I hear of such teflon," declared Prosecutor Clyne, "I will demand a warrant for Dempsey's arrest. The law is very clear and Dempsey will find himself with a fight on his hands."

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AUTO IN RIVER TWO DIE LA, CROSSE, Wis.. Jan. 26. Search l-J being .madu In the Mississippi river iitre today for the bodies of A. K. Cox and James ITnos, who were drowned when their automobile broke through tbe ice. Both live in Brownsville. Minn., and they were en route there when tho accident occurred. George Gollcm, Ofcar Darling and Percy Knidde saved themselves by jumping from the rear seat as the front wheels brtke through the ice.

Crown Point

The Commercial club held their regular bi-munthly feed on Monday night and County Auditor G. M. Poland. J'uug-o Kemp and -Kmil Lam berg had charge of the eats and the -menu prepared was voted one of tho best of the season. Mrs. TP. U. Krlmbill entertained the Monday auction club tn Monday. Mrs. Charles Dausherty and Mrs. W. L. Allman wining the prizes. Miss Anna Hoffman will be the hostess at the next meeting. Mr. and Mr" Wayn Collins of Chi

cago visited with David Maney over the week end. Edward Schmal, who haB been confined to his .bed the past month with acute Brlghfs disease has so far recovered as to be able to leave his room and expects to be out shortly. Mrs. Prank Ilauk was In Chicago on Monday on busine?. George Kder. jr., of Hammond was In Crown Point on buslne.ns o.i Monday. Mr. P.der and family have recently returned from Plorida. where they went last fail to make their permanent home, but on account ot Mr. Eder's health they had to give up their Florida holdings an'J return to IlaanmVnd. Marriage lioen?es issued Monday were: John Qairk. Anna Dorothy Boo, Gary; Antonl P'.lanezyk, Mary Boczon. Hammond; Allen Block, Delia Wager. Lowell; 'William J. Mujlclak. Vandu Fitz. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Black threw open their home on Monday , night to the members of the Portnightly Musicale and guests who gave an exceptionally fine program. The Fortnightly muaicale has been revived this year and much interest and enthusiasm !; being manifested in the meetings. Judge E. Miles Norton is in Indianapolis this week attending the legislature. The circuit court adjourned on Saturday for a two weeks vaca

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The coroners Inquest held on Monday afternoon as to the death of Ray Arggard resulted in a verdict of self destruction being given. Dr. Hoult. deputy coroner, after questioning Mrs. Aaggard resulted in a verdict of self at the inquest found that no othe.llght could be thrown on his death than tuiclde. Dr. Newton, who alo attended Aaggard. contends that he meet death in this manner. A marriage license was Issued on Monday to Allen Black, ton of County Commissioner James Black of Lowell and Delia Wagln. aljso ot the same city. Mr. Black will run one of his father's farms near LoLwell after hi.' marriage. The county comrrijslorcrf met 1ne a abort, session on Monupy and hea.rd the remonstrance on the W. P. tiloaon road. They have set next Monday.

llan. 31 as the day when they will

have a hearing In regard to the remonstrance filed by Hammond, Hat Chicago and Whiting remonstrants. Mrs. Jceph . Heinrich h'ts bnn ."'pending several dnyn In Ilamrnor.-J with her diiuhter, Mrs. Albert Mocker.

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who were recently married were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes on Sunday. Mr. and Mri. (,'hnrlo. 1j Bois of

Hammond apent Sunday with relative here. Dr. Gerald Kront ar.d wife of Chicago were with his mother, Mrs. Maiy Kroet on Sunday. Miss Caroline Horst, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horst who is confined to her home on Kirge street with a nervous afTection, is eaid to be slightly Improved. Erehart P.lxenman closed the deal on Wednesday whereby he becomes the owner of the Plske farm near the fair ground and Mr. Uh'lte gets possession of the Blxennian home on North Malo street. The trade, with a cash consideration. will necessitate the f'ik' coming to Crown Point to reside. When the Will Blxennian's return in the pr'iig h!n father and mother will mote to lh lr recently acquired property. 4 tiahy g.rl wan born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Canby on Monday. Mr. Canby, who Is In the Frilled States tervIce, is now utatloned In 'Washington frtjite. Mrs. Canby before her marriage was Mis Ruby Dickinson and It was t tho home if her parents that the baby was born. 11. J. Mars of the Letz Manufacturing company Is In Chicago tonight living an address at the Walton school ri "Aeeo'inting."

LEGAL NOTCE NOTICE TO NOX-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNT T . ERNEST O. I.OWE VS. JEWEL 13 WE. IN THE LAKE (. PLUI ' I L COURT. SITTING AT GARY. JANUARY TERM. CAUSE NO. J, ACTION" TO DIVOKE. Now comes the r-lalntiff by II. L. Key. his Attorney and hie hi complaint here, in together with n f!'ida it of a. vm. peu nt pcr; on. .siion inar' that the dr lindant thereto, to-w It. J wi 1 Lowe, m rot a resident of the State of Indiana. fa id defendant is therefore her. by notified that th pendency cf faid ac'J"Ti rtnd that the fame tt il stand for trial at th next term of faid Courl. and that unles she ar-pear and answer or demur therein, at the '-ailing of .ald cause, on the list day of March, A. P., ir21. )' umi) being the Tth da.y of the next t rra of ai-l Court to be eKun and lieM i-i ths Court House at Gary, in said County and S-'tato "n the Tnd Mondny of March, A. I. 1921 ."-aid action w!M 1beard arid determined in her absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereu.u,, set my hand end affix the sea) of sii'I Court, at Gary, this HOth day of January, A. P., l!;i. HERBERT L. Wl TEA TON. Clerk L. S'. C. By W. A. Calder. Deputy Clerk. i-:C: :-:-:

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CEDAR LAKE

A splendid entertainment will b--given by the Cedar Lake chapter -.f women voters at the Lincoln nc-hoo' hall. Cedar Lake. Feb. 1, at S p. 1.1. Come and enjoy a pleasant evemns. Admission tic. Refreshments free.

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COLUMBIA A new machine, walnut case. Sells elsewhere for $150. Our price with 20 record selections free

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SPECIAL! COLUMBIA Slightly used. Mahogany case. Sells at $150. Just half price during Clearance Sale.

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SPECIAL! 0PER0LA Large cabinet size. Sells regular at $125. With 5 records free.

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SPECIAL! S0N0RA Good playing condition. Mahogany casie. Six record selections free.

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COLUMBIA RECORDS All $1.00 Columbia Records during this sale for

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SPECIAL! COLUMBIA M&hogany case. Guaranteed. Regular $75.00 style. With thce records free. All for

SPECIAL! SILVERTONE Regular. $64.00 model. Oak case. Plays all records. Six record selections free.

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LYON & HEALV PIANO Ebony case. Good f?r r beginner.

SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ON A BRAND NEW Columbia Grafonolas Style E2. Regular $120, our price. . $75 Style G2. Regular $150, our price. . $95 Style K2. Regular $225, our price. .$155 Used Columbias from $10 upwards

SEE WHAT. YOU SAVE ON A BRAND NEW SONORAS $215 Minuet model, dosing out at. .$175 $235 Baby Grand model, closing cut. $190 $185 Nocturne model, closing out. .$145 Any style new Sonera for $40.00 discount.

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SPECIAL. LEXvT0N FIANO Walnut case. Usee?, bul cannot be told from new. Regular price $475. With bench free, now only

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SPECIAL! PLAYER ROLLS Vocal Sfye. U. S., Imperial. Some listed up to $1.25.

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