Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1921 — Page 5

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

honor of her 1'ith birthday. There, were caiib'S an 1 contest and dainty r fres jiincnr s wT scrviJ. Tin: (- v. s . s i w -re Krma Ourts. Kuth lireliatt, l::i'H J Frudt'.-rd, l-.mlia Willi. Marion V. ! nn. I K;ilih Willi. Carl liurtz. Fd.vaid!

Katon. Theodore H.'i UK-id. Noiv.i Whis'l.T ami the MciJira's Williams. Hiiy Veli.i, Stout and S" a t ". o r s.

Mrs. W. F. Lkhtf inn hae been called t' no la na pol Is "n account of lh it-nious illness of her father. Mias Goidio M. Foole and Air.a A. Cooler of Hammond wfre licenced t 'Cl in Chicago t.iay. April 3. -

Tilt North Side W. ti. T. U. mcr, ti the JK-me of -Mr.. Ida rdaohley. 4H . Kim street, yesterday afternoon. A:';- : f-r the devotional and i umih-sh M r j lolled t assistim? Mr. BUvhly e-ved i rfri".hmnt!i. Mrs. James. GraMs, th j ounty president, amved at the ww: - i ner and pp.. Ice of how to u;"o the b..ilot and the Inairur tlons for voter.-".!

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Malign lorn.r.ir i entertaining "Thursday n f tern-. -n. M iv :.ih. at her ..Oir.e on Oarroll rWt-el. The Or.ir-r cf KasU-rn S!i.r had a Ua i.clnj party aiii scci;.; rime, at tut: ' 'i-jilHum hall last r .T.ti'if . After a . i;.!iuT i't' dances rfir. 5,'iriK'n's .v ' r c-i t over I'nJ mn-ts who were I'Tt-sent. A moat del . g-htf ul lino? is ;-; --.t Mr. Thomas Jortinn. w r, '.:aj t9n "U for th paft few nntks with a fU'nal affliction, in recovering slowly. Mr. R.-feoe Hcmstok entertained r'r club at a cnn o'clock luncheon at rer borvie, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graves w..u rv been the gtits of Mr. and Mrs. J C. Graves for the pu?t two days retarnM t their home in Kaljmoz -, M.ch. Mrs Frnnklm Biackmun and son .i 9 v i ft i. u r nod to Denver after tw f f k s ttay in Hammond. They will le In Denver for the present, 3eors Hume of t,aCrok. WJs . :s coming Monday to he th uft ot J:hn Fltzi-ra':d and .lauai-.ter Ia.ira for a f.w da; s. Mr. and Mr. John K.-nr.'-iy Save r. - timed from a : in j nd.a rvi I !:vd., wher they have u-.an fur the ts Tiior.th.. - Th vnt!.B ho-.ir c'.-n.njUtef of thr HammonJ Woman's r.iuo will mot &l h.-me of Jllss A'le'i'j rtitihnr Mi'ivlay "vpfi'n?, Mi'- S All menih''r and .irsts are revi:t;ed t- r.-citt'.r at tn.it ilma. - A ntinibr of fr:':.ii of Merfi.!i ".'is en'. er t a. r,. ( m a nirpria party her t h:r kma lajt tvt'riln n

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PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HKMSTITl'HINC. Bl'TIOl COVEBig. nRAinivu . .PROMPT SKIIVICK n.intVX-TEI.EPHOXE 44 I E. STATE ST.. H.U1.MOD I-Jt-

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Votfl for Ceorge K. Yerrr.tt for .'ayor. No. 14 on the ballot, a con--r'at!v union candidate. 4-Il-t?

Lady Maccabees Attention !I,VFn Ji niLEK Great Oomn-amier's Stlvrr Juh'.lro. a'so an association rrpetir.tr t . hv held t. Mammonfl. May It, will be oel..-ora-ed at I. O. O. i". Hall, 177 K. Sta:. ft. H Htva to be repre--nt'J front Int'.in. and Ililno.!". Iarse class to !'j initiated. Martins called to ordr at 10 SO a. r.. A-tcociatlon meot'.ng till l:: in. Aftrnoon meetln? railed at 2 o'clock, initiation and ad-Jres? by Great Commander Frances K. l;urns. Open to the public in the evenlnff. Program nd speech by National State Commander of W. C. T. I.'. All members renue-tf 1 to be presnt to welcome gruests and any tnemi ers wishing to donate autos for the occasion. Please report at 9:30 a. m.. May 3rd. at I. O. . F. Hall. SiRned. 4-30-1 rr-OHENCE HCHIlOrDElt, R. K.

Tro. niarrii.i,'" I'-velyn Hist. d.iusi-.t..-r of liovr-renJ and Mrs. ii'-n-jaruin Hisl, pdxtur of t!:i first M. I'.. ciiur.'a t.. (i. orse lfrina of Hvunsioii, III., i.....k place at 1:30 t'.r-s uCtvtno-.n at the First M. K. chtirch on Kuaaelt ttr.-t. Th.-y ai; both gradaates t Iv.'.mMui', rnivtt'Fity and it la there that ttiey met and the r nuance b.gar.. They wiii 1 k. in llviitiat.iti afttr th-'lr marriage. St J....ph Court 513 V, C ( . of F. had public installation, iheir newly

elected ui'flctt's wv.ie lnst.'iilcd at the I'han.her of Commerce, ami a class ot 1'4 r.ew candidates were initiated into tn.- -vdor. Kev. Fitiier b. i'.midt and j Mictioi.s, Miss Anna I'l. rhelaii. niuu si-cm ' ai , t;-.e officers and riit-mbei s j f Ih. nius. ii t.-n Court 10:', tneiiibers of the t. Mary's .urt of tiary. ii.iii-j tt-ra of t!o Col. Ha court .f i ' no-;(. an-i ."ev-er al courts. ..f the ne i y h b. r ; j oitlc? w.-rc repM-Ji 1! ! ed. The- chief ' rant"-" Mrs. Anna M. Yolk who ha be. -ii lu her office fr HO ji-trn. was1 present. ! s ith a bo.nit.et of . from fee officers of t:.-- ouirl. The ; drill te- n un.l.-r the u id a re -.- of their j ciijcaio. ;.t r. lloe Sonii-.-r showed - x - : ccilint trainln5 in their i'oor u-.-rl.' all re c. -i:g ra : u lated t.pojt t h- js .10 - i cess of the court. Cone i .1.1 u, g tlr.g very pleasant vv. t.lne datiiiy refre.j't- ; mi ula .cere scrve-1. The t'o.iowi ruf I w. re thf ofTi-ers installed: . -; j ranker, Mrs. Anna M. Volk, vice; ra-o;er, Mri. Vorouica I-iuerman: !- i ci.iii:iiT M.-r. tur.i, Mrs. Anna .. i Wt iss: t.i.aru-lH! secretary, Mrs. Ca? i-i erine llorst; treasurer. Mis. (it mvl-viv Mey.r-, first trustee. Mrs. Kl liah.:-!; '; V"ein-i.n..it , second trustee, lrs. Annaj S.-lier; third trustee, Mrs. Catherine 1.. j Kn-xrz.-r. senior conductor. Mrs. lle.i-j W'-K Kamraut; junior conductor, ! Barbara Zt.tn, Insu!.: setitine;, Mrs.j Cttriftine t nzk--, outt.de i?iitiii?J. i Mrs. Mary Schmidt. j - I Miss Grace McGarry, former teach-j er ...f the Hammond In-.tustr'.a IUikiC toln.nl, w ill spenil the wttk end as the I puest of Mr. and Mrs. Donaid lijvit of i u urren stre.ct. i i l-.e..rarl Cony of Fonda Lao, t"hs.. ; came today to spend tho week-end as i th .house jiueat of the. It. 1.. F. lo'llj

lanuly of Uebj street. John Trimmou of Cheyenne. Wj returned home yesterday after pt t

ins sevtral days us tii .u.-st of rt-la- ; ' lives and friends lure Mr, Trimmer,' is a former rcaid nt of Hammond. i F.x-co-igrctsn.an H Itarnharjt whi1 is to speak at the First I'rcsbytrniii) I church tomorrow evening wiil be the!

lid tier ,-juest ui the v. S. Heiters ol ''? Eolith llohmau street tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin l'.arnhart of Cli -''! vv 111 als be di.uner nesis of the Hcilers tomorrow. Mr. Keiter is an 13 school friend of ex-congressman. Barnhurt.

DEATH NOTICE I'-L'VKi:. MHS. M. K.. atfe il'ul April 2;t, ll21. at h.-r K.ihinaii ttr.ot, iiauitoond. fun Harold, i-'euton, Cecil netli. Kunera' scrvaiv will tec ho'iio Monday. Miy 2, Pvcv. Hciiseiy vlll officiate.

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the Eastern Stars will take services at the cen.Mery. Oak 111:1 C-.-metery. Vndert art !n oh urge.

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"e u :i to thank ovir relatives and frien.ls for their k.ndii.-ss and sympathy -hon lo uiir kite bereavement In the los.i oi ..ai .i'-.ir wife, and mother. Thoe ii ioiined niitud ninl aisci for the beau-

uated in the County of Eake, State oi' Jadiuua, lu-wit: lxit One (1), in Block twu (2), in Towiisend & Uodfrey's Addition to tiio town men- city) i.f Hammond, a marked and designated upon Uie recorded p'.ftt of riid Addiilon in the itecordor'a office of patd t"A.unty, aubjevt, however, to the right of way of the Eoiilsvllle, New Albany & Ciitcapo Hallway Company (now ChlcHtto, lnd!ajiaio:is i. l.rf)UisviHe Hallway Company) in 30 feet oft the east end of said lot as acquired by citHieiiiuatUm proceeding In the Ijako Circuit Court In Eake County and tufrdtlver with thy ImprovrmentH Uiereon and th appurtenances there u bflonginnr. rtnld defendants art; threfore hereby notified of the pendency of paid action and that the sarhe will startd for trial it the nt erm of Raid Court, and that - " "-v "IT'-Ar and answer or de. . - - ' ' - - - -I-' 1! . . 1 ..

mur therein, t tint oaillriir of iaid cuuse- j (ila. iilit sav:n,ts time.) on the l-PMh day of June, A. I ., lid. 1 Jayii:ht wivltiKS time, as adopted by the tamo bcinti the -i'l'iii day of the n.-xt ,'lty Cirdinance, is one hour earlier than

term of teiid Court to be b'i-'uii and held In Ho, ,!n mnub' r U In the Court H'U'io at Hammond, In said County and Sta'e on the 2nd Monday of M.ay, A. I.)., l'.illl, sahl action will be heard and deterrnln.-d i n !!k Ir abs--n -, . 'X W1TXHSS WIIKKH. F. 1 h-Tt-un-to set my hand and affix tiie s-ai of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana, this HCuh day of April, A. I ., 1'IJ I. KIllillilllT 1.. WHEATOX Ci.'rk I.al-te Superior Cotir'.

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XOTli'K TO VOTERS The polls for the primary elect :on n 1 1 Tu. e.l , Mny ,",rd, F'21, will be epem d promj.tl.v at Fix o'clock A. M., (daylibr saviiiKS time) as fixed by City Ordinance Tid c'osed promptly at six o'clock I'. M.

central standard tune. JOHN VV. MOrt-TTIUANl HHK.N'AKK C. OAVIT, AFXoI.ii If KCXIIHT, ,l. ..'ti. n Commissioners for the City of 1 lamrnemi. Indiana 4-2t-3 NoTi' i, to No.-ni::stni:vT HTATi: ii!' IVDTAVA. I.AKF ilil'.VTV,

defendant thereto, to-wit: Dan Wco is not a resident at the Sta,te of Inditina. , Said defendant is thrfor herVby notified cf the pendency of taid aetioa and thot the tune will Btand for trial U the iK:xt term of ald Court and thn'. u it I ess he appar and anawer or demur therein, at the calling: of aa!d cause, on the J7th day of June, A. D., 1921, th same beinj? the 43rd day of the f.xt term of said Court to be bnfuti and fcfllt in the ("curt H.ue at tTary, in aaii

IX Tin; UAKil sCi'lliili j'l I'lil'Itr, County and State, on the 2nd Mondav SITVlXi; AT i.viiV, MAHi'if TI-llt.M, of May. A. I 1921. taid action will U 11.21 IP '. 'K" FA EES. M N 1 'FA T't'lv heard nr.! determined In his Abaetrce. ING lUMi'VN T. A COHI'oP.ATIOX, ; IN WITNESS WItrrj'.KOF, I hereunto VS. MAX" Ool. CAFSK X"o. 5 S01. ; s.et my hand and affix th a-al of MTIOXr TX ATT ACUMEN r AND ! Court, nt !ary, this 2Sth Jay of Apr.:,

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X'oriCH TO X'OX - HFjrf I DENT ST AT l.'l OF INDIA.VA, U-lKE COUNTY. IX THll !,.KT, SUI'EHIOH (XL'RT. SITTINv; AT li.UlMU.M). INDIANA M.Mli'H TH11M, 11121. ANNA lIMhbK J.XFS VS. OHAVTON E. 1 1 A I EE V , Jll". AH. CAISE NO. 20G?6. ACTio.v to qcii:t TITEH. Now comes the plaintiff by McMa'ucu A- C'liroj. he; Altoriify, and files her complaint herein, together with an ftfflr I h. 1 1 of a competent person, ahowim? that the dcf. miants liit-rtt", to-w'.t: Clayton E. Bailey. Jind Mrs. Clavton E. Bailey, his wife, whot,.; true .'oistian tamo is unknown; Robert Boyd Browne, a widower; William II. Richards, personally and as Executor of the estate of Emily '.. Browne, deceased; the unknown holrn. legatee", devisees, and distributees of the estate of Emily t Trace Tlrown. decease'l. I'M ward J. Stevens atul Kothtrlne J. Stevens, his wife: are- no! residents of the S'a'.e of Indiana, ami that thl.s is an action to Quiet Title t th... following described, real estate rit-

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The Indiana and Illinois Land Company have brokt-n ground for the erection of two flat buildings at a cost of $17,500 each. The building will be located at Ri'lye Head and Dele wan street. One is bclnjj built to be rcnte dby the land company, and the others is beinfe- erected under contract for Homer Siler of this city. The two flat buildings will furnish apart mcnta for ten families when completed.

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Thf officers of E. O. T. M. Opal Hive 1i! will met Monday afternoon at 2 '-clock &t I. O. O. F. hall to make Itial arrangmer.t9 for Cue Association Meeting to be heid Tuesday. May 3rd, 4-30-1

Tnrr will be a called meeting cf 'he Hammond Chapter No. aOT Order '.f EflEtcrti Star on .Monday af tern inn st one o'clock. Masonic T"mp! tn afsist In the funeral ceremony of Mrs. iora Zurers OtTieera and member are asked to met promptly at one o'clock. 4-30-1 nt'TH THOMPSON,

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Waiter T. Iou?an yesterday ann cm need that the approximate total of ' const r-ition for April will amount to! $400,eC0. j The March report w iV; prohably be I Issued Monday. It v.;i Hated at thai bu'ldlr.a- cor.injln; rer's c ftic-. March I . nr.." ruet km hai be-n confined mostly! to bono s. There were many permits I 'Mii'i for srarsttres durlnir the montli '

VOTE NO. 24 I. I. M0DJESKA Foe City Judge The Man of Merit, Honesty and Efficiency REPUBLICAN

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First Trust And Savings Rnk EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 At East Chicago's Busiest Corner As Good as Gold and Paying You may have lost money by a flurry' in the stock market. You may have invested unwisely. You may have stock in a company which now and then misses its dividends. But if you are one of those who hae invested in the hirst Mortgage 7' c GOLD Bonds recommended hy and sold at this Bank, you collect your interest regularly. Interest and Principal payments on these GOLD Bond are paid at this Bank the very day they are. due. Backed by hirst Mortgage on income-teann$r. property, the finest security on earth, these Bonds sell at par, they hold their value, and are redeemed at 100 cents on the dollar. And in eleven years time no investor in these Safe 7rc GOLD Bonds has evei lost a cent. Chp 7r,4 Bond Coupons. Invest your money where it will be safe. Ask about these 7'r Bonds.

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NOMINATE DAN BROWN FOR MAYOR ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ' He Deserves the Support of All Good Citizens for the Following Reasons

Personally Clean Progressive Parks Improved

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Citv Schools

City Is Decent

Blue Laws

Coal Situation Flu Epidemic Public Utilities

Not Controlled

DAN BROWN has been a clean, decent, law-abiding, self-respecting, impartial, fair, progressive MAYOR. Dan Brown's administration has been progressive. In the face of war conditions, streets were made passable. Comprehensive plans for the solution of the water question are completed and work will progress this summer; the sewage problems have been worked out, and 33 soon as the price of materials is reduced, contracts will be let for the extensions of these improvements. Dan Brown has recognized the fact that Hammond's pre-eminence as a reidential city must continue. Maywood Park has been improved; Harrison Park kept up and much done for other beauty spots. In a period when the cost of government, city, state and nation, has mounted to alarming proportions, Hammond, under Dan Brown, has met the problems of increased costs successfully. His conduct of citv finances has been pointeci to bv neighboring cities as an example of what can be done. THE CITY HAS LIVED WITHIN ITS MEANS. AVhen Dan Brown's administration took over the affairs of the school city, men of capacity and ability were appointed. The result was that the gigantic task of re habilitating the schools was undertaken. In the ten years previous to the Brown administration, but two schools had been built, although the school population had increased 80 per cent in that period. The schools now are well organized and plans under way will provide adequate facilities. While other cities have contended with crime waves, open gambling, protected prostitution, police inefficiency, and all the grafting and train of evils resulting from political exploitation, Hammond remains quiet, decent and clean. Had things been otherwise. Brown would have been blamed. Will you give him the credit now? Mayor Brown has sought to have Hammond an orderly and well regulated city, but "Blue Law" rule has never even had consideration by him. However, the people of Hammond can ret assuied, as in the past, that there will be no wide open city. A respect for the law and protection of the good name of the community and the rights of its citizens has ben the Mayor's constant aim. Coal shortages during Brown's administration were met squarely. To prevent suffering and unfair distribution, he purchased coal from the Erie Ruhrud and had it properly apportioned where it was needed most, until our local yards could replenish their supply. When the Flu epidemic was raging the world over. Mayor Brown, in order to give relief and assistance wherever possible, was on the job day and night with a corps of doctors and nurses. Under Dan Brown's administration, war conditions and constantly rising costs of materials and labor have resulted in a number of awards by the Public Service Commission of increased rats to public utilities. This has been true in every city in the county. The City was always adequately represented by its legal department at every hearing before this Commission. The present administration has contested every application for advanced rates with every resource at its command. NO ONE COULD HAVE DONE MORE. Dan Brown has NOT been a controlled Mayor. No special interests have dominated his administration. He has been dictated to by no one. Fair, impartial treatment have been accorded to everybody. He has truly represented the interests of the whole people.

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