Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 26 February 1921 — Page 3

February 26, 1921.

THE TIMES Thre

HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS

Tha Merchants Improvement aociatlon has filed suit for possession of re-al estate and damages against tlus P. Stevens, operating; the Calumet Ice Cream company. Ifoach, iait, Stinson & Gavtt are attorneys for th plaintiff.

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American Tractors Bring New Era in India; 20-Women Teams Disappearing

Minnie Glsh has filed suit to collect on note again;! Marie Mattlch. Attorney M. M. Brace represents tii plaintiff. The Hammond Ixan association has filed a petition to changre ita name to the National finance association. Attorneys Cleveland & Cleveland filed the petition for Frank Wachewlcz, president of the association.

Petition to partition real estate ha been filed by Mary Wiers, et al against Mary Klootwyk. et al through Attorneys Sheerer and White. Foreclosure of a mechanic's lieu is a.-ked !n a suit filed by John P. Croak against the t'nion Railway Equipment company et al. Attorneys Ibach. Qavit. Stlnson & Gavit are appearing for the plaintiff. The Citizens Trust & Savings bank of Indiana Harbor has filed suit on promissory notes asralnst Nick J. Mavronicles, et al through Attorney M. Havran.

Suit on note has been filed by the Citizens National bank of Hammond ag-ainst Hosea V. McFarland et al through Attorneys Bomberger, Peters & Morthland.

The Northern Trust & Savings bank is sueing Maurice Fein et al on a chattel mortgage. Sheerer & White are ppearlng for the plaintiff.

HRES or four years ago when tho tractor companies began

making Inquiry of tho domestic and foreign commerce division cf the Department of Agriculture at Washington about the situation in. India sales effort in that particular quarter of the world was vigorously discouraged. "Keep out of India," the department's field representatives advised, "You cannot hope to convert these backward natives from the stick plow to tho tractor and disc plows at one swoop." But they're doing It!

Today tho tractor is doing the work that the elephant used to do in log handling in the. forests. It is replacing the water buffalo as motive f5ivor in plowing the rice paddios. It la pulling the heavy rollers that crash the etono into tho macadam bod Jn road bulletins whom nallvoa by tho score, men and women, uiod to he imprpaued into this norvlco, It

as a result of the Introduction of American made products, will be graphically told at the eighth annual convention of the National Foreign Trade Council at CleTfand. May 4-7. Ways and mean of further foreign trade extenaion, and all the attendant difficulties, will bo !lcused by tho bljsgoat business leaders of th

ROBERTSDALE

U rorolutlonirlnjc condition whoro v . --..... .v.,. tha combination of aptod tjfcd- fel-'?: power Is Imperative-. Old method. aro being pushed aside by tho f , , 4 ' Tho etory of development tn $ ' , A ' cores of widely ecattorod climca. lM'Mmii'Hmfy3S?m

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WHITING and its PEOPLE

The Methodist church cordially Invites strangers and unattached church folk to worship there tomorrow. Sunday school and Junior church at 9:30. Another lenten sermon, "God's Call to Preparation," at 10:45 by the pastor. MLss Day from the Central ofifce of the Epworth league in Chicaeo will load the 6:30 meeting. The following special program will be given at 7:30. Anthem "Like as a Father," Vance: so'.o, "Into Thy Hands," Wolsley, Miss Ollle Carlson; reading, "A Pilcrrim," Mrs. John McNeill;; anthem, 'Tarry With Me," Plnsutl; reading, " To Get Both Ends to Meet," Mrs. John McNeill; solo. "I Will Extol Thee." Woler, Mrs. G. F. Ordeman; anthem, "The Lord is My Salvation," Ashford. The devotional service will be In charge of the pattor who will also give a brief message on "The Religion of the New President and Vice President." The regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will he held on next Monday evening. There will b initiation and refreshments In addition to an en- , tertalnment with a circus parade. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. E. A. Hopkins is confined to her home In LaPorte avenue by illness. Mrs. Donald Tarks hod a few friend, members of a sewing club as guests at her home In Oliver street on Thursday. The afternoon was pleasantly pent In needle work, following which refreshments were served. The regular meeting of the W. R. C. camp Theodore Roosevelt, -will be held toniffht. Mrs. William Wilson entertained about 19 children at a party at her home in Ohio avenue on Thursday afternoon In honor of the eighth birthday anniversary of her daughter. Lois. The house decorations were in pink nd "blue as w.s also this color carried out 1n the favors and table decorations. Games and contests were onJoyed after which refreshments Svere eerved and as the guest of honor herfelf remarked: "I received some mighty nice presents."

Whiting Advertisements Are Winners

All the lntet Okrh record nam 85 ml H. Gordon & Son, Whiting. 2-23-tf Just arrived 10,000 rods of wall paper, all the latest designs and colorings. Tom Smelser. Paints and Hardware. 605 Indiana boulevard, Whiting. Ind. 2-1 to 3-1 The Cheney Phonoaraph. The ntrerttmt tone ( all. II. Gordon &. Son. 12-29-tf rnlnwh'a Tfrord. Knr lit 5am Arn-

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For Sale Two pool tables, all complete. 702 Schrage avenue, M. Paylo. 2-22-6

For Sale Hallet & Davis piano. Oak case. In good condition, 331 Sheridan avenue. 2-24-3 For RentFurnished room; gentleman. 9team heat, near car line, private family. 430 Cleveland avenue, Whiting, 8nd fiat. 2-23-3 For Sale Cement block machine. 100 plates, lots of extras. 63S J2oth Street. Whiting. 2-26-1 PRIXCESS THUATER TONIGHT Elaine Hnmm protein lin "The Point at View," latent Pnthe fw and Intent CTiHaty comedy, "Her Kuhr." 2-26-1

l SO WOMtN TEAM OVA HSKRJEELiNG HIGHWAY-

nation. Upwards of 3500 delegates, representative of manufacturers, bankers, farmers and transportation authorities, are expected to attend.

Mrs. I'rie Moore will entertain at a pot nuptial shower at her hoim- iti Sheridan avenue this evening in honor of Mri". Daniel J. Frochaka, nee Ksperance Sehlechty. Mrs. Charles Spanshurg of Atchison avenue was taken to St. Bernard's hospital yesterday, where after a few

days treatment it is thought that she

will undergo an operation.

This is froinjc to mean a jri-oat deal to o i r fount ry some day. Maybe va v, ..nt mm- it now, li::t some tune it will t)'. To en; toe climax a faitlif'!l S;:io!;,y .-o;!..o r.o mtwr sal. I tlioimlitfu '.!y: "My tnotm-r thitiks this i. a tine t!i":n. I've ticn thinkir.c th!.' thie.fr uvc;- and I l.nu v that if ever you wrt"d to teai-'i a Sssn-iay school

i ii u i sumo l'o.iv c itio aini a"'i''l you '.

'I? 1 had the choice of sending my t i'ilt; to (Klur the Sunday school or the religious school I would tako tnreiiffitius school every time." Have you made us a visit? Come and wo :U be triad to see you.

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STAR TIIEATKH Tonight 3 big ChtrnKO arta vaudeville de Inxe nnd I.oulae lovelr In "I'Brtnera of Fate,' nnd a very funny comedy. Sunday, 2 to 11 p. Hhlon Hamilton. IJlllan Jlloh In "Half ( lianre' lx netat Klmo Lincoln In "The Klairnnjt Dlak," So. H, and a apectal comedy. 2-26-1 The Evangelical church news for Sunday is as. follows: Sunday school at 9:45; J. Y. P. U.. meet at 2 o'e'lock Instead of 3:00; Y. P. A. at 6:45 and preaching i-rvlce by Rev. Spielberger at 7:30. Mrs. John Gerbek of Roberts avenue Is reported very 111 at her home. The George Washington banquet, which was given at the Evangelical church of Rohertsdale Tuesday evening was a decided success, 80 men and boys were present. N. F. Forsyth gave a talk on "Why the Red. White and Hlue in the American Flag." whicn was more than applauded. The table.-) and the church were beautifully decorated with the national color, every man and boy enjoyed the evening immensely. The Old Settlers club are having the-ir regular meeting on Tuesday evening at the Slovak home. A very fine entertainment i; being prepared by the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harr are the chairmen, it l. desired that all old settlers be present. Mrs. John: Brown of Myrtle avenue visited her son. Val Brown and family of Hammond Thursday. Miss Jane White of Atchison avenue left for St. Paul, Minn., Thursday to' attend the wedding of an old school mate and expects to be gone for several days. Mrs. Herman Thiesf.-on, who has been on the sick list for the past few days is recovering. Mrs. Clyde Smith, who is confined at the Washington Park hospital in Chicago Is getting along fine and is rxp'-cted home ihe early part of next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jewett of Indianapolis boulevard are entertalnlns an aunt of Mr. Jewett's from Denver, Colo Mrs. Minnie Atchison still continues the same with little change m her condition. Mrs. Marg-r! B :-h'.er of Amy avenue nnd daui,ht'r. .Mrs. Oiarlie Eic-

Ff-rs of Lake :i,-'no. v'.-'ted relatives

Ntlonl Crop Improvement Service CASH grain Is the technical terra for Immediate delivery. In England It is called spot grain, which means that the grain Is on hnnd. Chicago Is the greatest commission groin market in the world and handles approximately 400,000,000 bushels of actual gruln every year. Along one side of the immense trading hall are placed rows of marble-top tables each one of which Is the daily office of one or more commission firms. No other commodity is handled In such Immense quantities with so little friction and on such a fma!l margin. The commission man charges for his services on corn one per cent of the selling price. After the grain is Inspected, the samples are brought on tho board of trade before the session, in raPef sacks, duly marked with the grade

and to whom the lot Is consigned. Just os soon as the samples are handed to him, the dealer, according to his Judgment, verifies the grade. If he thinks !t will stand for a better grade, he demands It In the Interest of his customer, which Is generally a country elevator either owned privately or by the farmers, as n large number of them are now. It is his business to sell the grain nt the very best price possible. The buyers from the Industrials, the mills, the shippers, etc., oswarm around the tables looking for barpains. The commission man stands between the country shipper and the buyer, and according to his success In getting the highest market price for the grain which he offers, depends his success In business. He must make money for hla client in the country or the client will look up some other commission man.

ir. Chicago. Mrs. Clara Timr.i of T,al.e avenue ha.' Seen confined to h'?r d with a bi 1 c&sc of bronchitis a:rj tonsilitis Tot the past few davs and Is under the cere of Dr. TIrnm A. M. Martz, who has been confined to his home for the past tiv ivfi'ks with the mumps I.-j a' Tw'.y lm-p:-.-vinpr. The Lutheran Toadies' aid are having a contest. Mr.. Henry Etrgcrs Is chairman of one side. She and her s (it. met at the home of Mrs. A. Anderson of Roberts avenue Wednesday. The Marquett club was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Huell of Indianapolis boulevard on Wednesday evening. I'edro was played progressively and prizes awarded to Mr. Frank Spoars. Mrs. Arthur Stross, Mrs.

Ed Mathlaj and Mrs. Frank Spoars, after the games refreshments werj .served. A most enjoyable time was had by all present.

Injuries by Falls. The greatest number of deaths charged to any one accidental causa 11,114 or 14S per 10,000 Is shown for falls. The rnte for this cause varies but sllirl.My from year to year.

If HUNT'S SeW f.ll. In tha rreattnaolof ITCH. ECXKUA, RINGWORM. TETTER or other itching aktndUeaMa. Try 7$ cant bo at our riik.

JofcIh W. Wel. Drugalat.

Mrs. H. It. Scott entertained a number of ladies at Hunco at h"r home in Ohio avenue yesterday afternoon. Following several games a luncheon was served, a pleasant afternoon beins enJoyed. Congregational church There ar a number ef elderly people who would attend nwu-nlng vrvice if some.onio would take them '.n a closed car. Give the shut-ins an opportunity, call them up this evening and let them know you are coming after them. For the past four Sundays, each one has been a record breaker in attendance. Orchestra will furnish the music at the Sunday school. Church services at 11 and 7:30. At the Methodist church next Sunday night a special musical program will be rendered by the newly reorganized choir ef about 20 voices, with John McNeill, director, nnd Mr.3. J. H. HosWtifon, piani.-W During- the musical program the pastor. Rev. H. P. Ivey, will speak briefly on the subject "The- Religion of the President and Vice President Elect." The men's choir of Zo voices last Sunday night was a most Inspirational and enjoyable feature of the everting service. The thing which saddens all of us Is the religious waif, the child who eets no religions sympathy in .the home; the child whose j.arent3 are religiously Irresponsible. The time lias arrived when parents have realize, 1 the full measure of their duty. No country in the world can point with so much pride as 0'ir own to the manner and degree to which we provide our children. They are the best born. They are the best matured physically. Th'-y are the be.t cared for from every material point of view. Our public fcho-d system makes the boa:'t that these boys and girls of ours are the best

ecmi'-iped mentally in the world. A

admit this.. Put are all parents

all they can for the soul life of t h

child? There is still much chance for improvement. This week was started

another class in religion

instruction and after tw

sion there was an atten

children of five and six

Many children who are enrolled in

older classes ask to join. These children are easer to come and love. At every session great numbers have to

be turned away. If your child i

attending we invite him to come. f

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and see for yourself. Thli week 1 jv group of older children members of . tt- : the r'diglou.s school were heard di.- ' cussing the religious school. Said on r

"My mama says that this is one of the greatest things in the world. lie-fore T came to the religious school I wasn t very kind when 1 wa.s home. Hut now I am trying to make everybody hai-rv in the home." Another: "I don't thir. it hurts anyone to come to religious school and what I do know is that it makes them a great deal better." One of the most serious minded of all said:

V"U c u' l g--t riul-.t i.r ar.'l do it. Vn;i '

would be ready localise ymi b arn bowin trie reli -ri"-:s school. That's why I come here.. T lvi ve a PI!.!.- and l'v started to read it from th beginning." (Tie mother remarked some time ago:

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