Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 284, Hammond, Lake County, 20 May 1921 — Page 5

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Personal and Social News

Mrs. J. M. Turner was hostess to the history department of the Hammond Woman's club Monday aftrnon for the Injt study meeting of the yf-ar. M" s- J- K. Uech, vice chairman, prmi d and called Mrs. S. K. Swalm to lead the collect. Mrs. '. A. Khert liati charge of the study program with tiif subject. "Aiaska"' Mrs. Eh?rt read a synoposls of this Interesting- country '!)!-h has been called the "I .and that 'd forgot," telling of Us first snttleir.ent !- the I'-us-siana In 17S4 and their .-e.-.ding it to the United .States In ISfiT for $720,000, its good schools find K 'd traohers and its gold rush in "With a steropttcan. Mrs, Kh-rt illustrated uome of the piciureQue : nery. the glncier.i. th dense forests oT pine and spruce, the- snow covered ; lii.i and liinn of the important tn(i u.-1 r!cs fishing, mining and reindeer ra ing, the inhabitants and the lm-;-rianr of the dogs. Mrs. M&isie Tuley Kline Kline gave a uplendld reading. "The Kleet Goes By." and responded to an encore by giving the "eond Hand Boy." Mrs. Uaniel Brown, assisted by the Mesdames W. Bielefeld. Iteiily and Turner servei, iefmhmentt to forty guests. H. G. STKVEN'8, reporter. The fourth degree of the K. of C. entertained for their ladies at a dinner dance last evening. "Wm. Ff.an. who haa charge of the entertainment for the year provided a good program. Wm. Henry, the youngest lawyer In "ook county spoke on Flanders Field nd what our attitude and activities -h-uild be toward the returned soldier. "Margaret Long accompanied by Marie ""'ibrlcta sang and played on the maniln and violin; Jack Desmond an old ivorlte favored them with a solo; a sroup of readings by little Torothy Long were particularly enjoyed. The evening waa concluded with dancing. The arrangements for the dinner were in charge of Jack Meehan and were vry ably executed.

Mrs. C. TT. Palmer of riarfleld avenue is the gtiest of Mrs. C. J. "VThltter of Battle Creek. Mich-, for a weeli. Mrs. TVhltter Is a former resident ot Hammond .

The Dorcas Aid Society of the Christian church met at the home of Mrs. Augustus B. MIlby of Van Buren street yesterday afternoon for sewing. They also completed arrangements for h? concert which will fc given by the Hoosler Entertainment Co. at the First i hristian church Monday evening, for the ben-flt of the South Side Building 'mil Every one was enthusiastic over the reported sale of tickets. The next meeting of the aid will be at the home of Mrs. V. Rowan of 1134 Jackson street. May 16. this will be a social meeting, the Mesdames Halbert and Croweil will be the assisting hostesses. Reports have been received that the Giles Warners and J. Atistgens that they are having a delightful week at West Baden. M!is Lucille Oerra'rd of Cleveland. ".. is the gnest of h?r sister Miss Mary Gerrard of this city. Mr, and Mrs. John Oavlt and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ibaz-h left today by motor for Dewey Lake, Mich-, where they will spend the week end.

The VC. C. T. V. of the Caltimet region wiil go on a eight seeing trip next Monday, May 23, when they will visit Frances WSlJlard's old home In Evanston. 111. and the National "W. C T. V. headquarters and other places of Interest. There will ba delegations attending from Gary, East Chicago, "Whiting and Hammond, all ladles Interested are Invited to make this trip, hey will leave on the 9:2i car from State and Hohman streets Monday, May ?3.

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PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE mEKTrTCTrrG. bcttow cotkr IXC, BRAIDING PROMPT SERVICE CALL WASSEVI TElEPHOJfB 444 1 K. STATE IT. HAMMOXD l-lt-

MOTOR TRUCK SERVICE Chicago dally Cheap rates Local and long (llirtanco hauliDg. I"honea 8911 snd BIS-Wj American Motor Transfer Line. Hammond. 5-lS-lSt

WHITE FROCKS ARE SUMMER FAVORITES

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very good reading. Mrs. Stelrman of Indiana Harbor won the first prizes for the games and Mrs. Wm. Startsman of Hammond, also won a priae. A most delightful time Is reported. They are looking forward to next Wednesday evening at the Country club when they will give a hop. Mrs. F. R. Mott entertained the Magazine club at a one o'clock luncheon at her home yesterday, the guests were the Mesdames Frank Hammond, B. L. P. Bell. T. E. Bell. Charles Hohman. Mrs. Paul, Mrs. T. E. Bell's house guest. Mrs Latta of Greonsburg. Pa-, and Marguerite Latla of Greensburg, Pa.

The Kappa Delta Gammas are completing arrangements for their annual May dance, which will be held Wednesday, May 25, at the Lyndora. Like last years affair it is expected to be one of the nicest dancing parties or the season. The very be.t of music has been secured and a lare attendance Is expected as over 200 invitations are being issued In Chicago. East Chicago, Whiting, Hammond and Gary, Final arrangements will be completed Monday evening at the home of Miss Sarah McLaughlin.

Templars I Attention I The order of the Temple will te conferred Monday, May 23rd. starting at 7:30 p. m. Members requested to tttend. Visitors welcome.

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The whits frock is always tha favorite of summer months. It is cooler than colored frocks anJ t launders perfectly. Th stains of prass, mud and picnic -ccidtnts hold no terrors for the girl who wears white, for her frock may be boiled and made as fresh as new. This dainty frock is plain with trimming of hand hemstitching:, which gives it an exclusive air.

Reports have been received from Mr. and Mrs. CMfford V. Hamacher that they are having a delightful time with the Snyder boys on their farm 14 mile sout of Detroit. From there they will go to Buvyrus and Marion, O, Mrs, Ethel Lenore Clifford will be heard In recital Sunday afternoon. May 22. at the Cooper Carleton. Hotel, Chicago, assisted by Mrs. Lydia Wolters Van Gilder of the Chicago Grand Opera Co. The foreign missionary society ot the First M. E. church met at the home ofMrs. Fletser yesterday with a large number In attendance. Mrs. Rlet had charge of the program, Mrs. Schohl sang two songs accompanied by Mrs. Housex at the piano; an entertaining sketch entitled "Missionary Ann." was given by the Rev. Burge, Mrs. Dedelow. Mrs. Otto diss and Gladys Tounger. Following the program ullolous refreshments were served Mrs. Layton, assisting the hostess. The Germania club will give a box social and dance Saturday evening. May 21, at the Germania club rooms. The members and their friends are cordially invited to be present.

The Juvenile party given by the Ladles' Oriental Shrine was a huge success and Mrs. Garbett of Gary made a very charming hostess. Everyone had a wonderful time and for a few hours forgot that they were grownups. About 100 attended In costume, games furnished amusement and Mrs. Edward Gossart of Hammond gave a

CHICAGO MAN

IS NOT GUILTY

CROWN POINT, Ind.. May 20. Jonn Kadar of East Chicago was found ni t guilty of manslaughter In the criminal court on Thursday morning, the Jury deciding Kadar's fate, remaining an hour. Kadar ran over and killed Julia Sleja in East Chicago last November. However the Jury decided that Kadir was not responsible for the accident.

was hit by a ca rat Kennedy and Chicago avenue. In East Chicago, Oct. 30, They ask for $1200 damages. John F. WUhelm & Son ask for 000 damages from the Erie railroad company because their truck was hit by an engine at the Calumet avenue crossing in Hammond, Dec. 17. 1919.

GETS EVIDENCE 'GAINST THEFT CASES Special Agent Walter O. Walker of the department of justice was in Hammond today closing up several cases against automobile thieves In which lie has obtained all the necessary evldtnco showing interstate transportation of etolen cars. Before U. S. Commissioner Surprise ho took out federal warrants for the arrest of Charles Spadafore, Henry ! Hose, Louis Leguorl and Paul Caruso. The men who are being held at Elkhart awaiting the arrival of the federal warranu give their homes as Pittsburg and confessions obtained fr"i!i several show- that they have carried on their operation in Pennsylvania. Ohio Michigan and Indiana. The specific Instance on which the arrests were made is the theft of a new Bulck sedan. Attempts were made in different cities of Ohio and northern Indiana before the csr was finally disposed of. Identifying numbers had been changed and it was not until this morning that It was lesrned that the owner of the machine lives in Holland. Mich. The men will probably be brought to Hammond tomorrow for arraignment before Commissioner Surprise.

THREE DAMAGE SUITS BEGUN Three damage suits involving the wrecking of automobile trucks were filed in the superior court at Hammond today by Attorney Fred .Harnett. Two are against the H. W. & E. C. street railway and the other is against the Erie railroad.

Sam Calderone and others, members of a firm of fruit deaier sask for II.- ! 200 from the street railway company i because their truck was wrecked the ;

evening of Oct. 2S. when it was hit by a repair car on Indianapolis boulevard, near the Wolf River bridge In Hammond. The plaintiff claims the repair car was traveling west on the east bound track and that because of a heavy snowfall the driver of the truck did not e It coming until it was too late. The contracting firm of Shea & Co.. is plnintiff in the second stilt against the street car company. Their truck

SAD ACCIDENT TO LITTLE BOY Little Bobbie Wyman. 7 year old stm of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wyman. 30 152nd street. West Hammond, wis seriously injured yesterday afternoon when he was struck by the car belonging to Waiter rtobinherst, 94 Dyer boulevard. The lad was injured about the head, and it is thought that the skull mlgrht b(J fractured on the Wt side. The little fellow, according to eyewitnesses, was running across Hohman street at Sibley and seeing the car

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attempted to stop. lie fell against It'.u fender of the machine. Mr." Robinherst applied the brakes at once, and the machine came to a stop almoit Instantly. Hobble was rushed to St. Margaret's hospital and was given Immediate medical attention. He was returning from school when the accident occurred. Mr. Roblnherst did everything possible to avoid the accident and he Is absolved of all .blame by witnesses.

STOCK MARKET t INTEPNATlCriAL NEWS SERVICtj NEW YORK, May 20. Stocks, closing prices: Allls Chalmers 38'i American far and Fdry 124" American .Steel Fdry 30 American Tel. and Tel 105 Baldwin Locomotive 84 7i Bethlehem Steel B rIH Colorado Fuel 31 Crucible Steel 72 Erie 1st Prfd 20 Midvale Steel 2S New York Central 6Sj Ohio Cities Gas 33 sA Pressed Steel Car Sig Texas Co, S 8 .

V. S. Steel Willys Overuand Sinclair Oil ....

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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HOGS Receipts, 21,000; market most 1" 10c higher; buik. 18.408.80; top, 8; heavy weight. 18.35 &s. 65; medium wei ght. 8.65 S. 85. CATTLE Receipts. 4.0-00; market steady; beef steers, medium and heavy weight, 19.30; choice and prime. I8.90&, 8.65: medium and good, 7.9t3 9. SHEEP Receipts. 8.000; market steady to 25 3 50c lower; lambs. 84 lba down, $10(312.

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. WHEAT No. 1 red. 11.62; No. 2 red, 11.59V; No, 1 hard winter. 11.653 1.16; No. 2 hard winter, 11.62s; No. 5 nor. spring, 11.45 Vj; No 1 mixed. 11.62; No. 2 mixed, 9 1.61. CORN No. 2 mixed. I93 59c; No. 2 white, 694 (S 60c; No. 2 yellow, 59H 'rf60c; No. 8 mixed. 68'c; No. 3 white. 59c; No. 3 yellow. D9c; No. 6 mixed.

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FOR RENT 3 or 4 furnished hskpg. room, upper flat, gas, electricity, hot water heat, at h7S Calumet avenue, Hammond. 5-2 1-2

MARCEL OPERATOR WANT EH Experienced in KRiieral beauty shop work; npply Edward C. MInas Co., Reauty Shop. 2nd fi.mr. Hammond. fi-2'-2

Shoes at the MB $6.95 'NUF SED WATCH OUR WINDOWS

btKc; No. white. 69c. OATS No. 2 white. 3SSSHc; No. I white. 37'i0 38c; No. 4 white. 36Vc. CHICAGO PnODVC'JEi, BUTTER Receipts. ,155 tubs creamery extra. 26Vic. EGGS Receipts. 15,171 rases; m'scellaneous. 19V20c; ordinary firsts 18-4JP19C. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. toe; chickens. 25Hc; rooster, 17c; geese, old. 15c; springs, 30c. - POTATOES Receipts, 4 cars; ncr white sacked and bulk, II.OO'ST.IS. VEAL 60 to 60 lbs., 9(3 10c; 70 to S(J lbs., ll12c; 90 to 110 lbs.. 13fil4c; fancy, 15c; overweight kidneys, 140 te 175 lbs., t7c.

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TOLLMAN, MARY In sacred memory of our dearly beloved mother, who passed away May 20th. 1919: Just a thought of aweet remembrance. Just a memory fond and true, Juet a token of affection. But a heartache Mother, for you. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN

CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friend? for their kindness and sympathy during our sad bereavement of the deat'r of our dear mother and grandmother. MRS. FRANK PETERS, MRS! O. E. CRAIG. WALTER C. PETERS. 5-19-3

MB SHOES $6.95 FOR A FEW DAYS WATCH OUR WINDOWS

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ECONOMY GROCERY stud MARKET 84 State Street Phone Hammond 49

BREAST OF VEAL O- BUTTER The best there is. QOp Perpound Per pound J VEAL SHOULDER 1 Or AMERICAN BRICK CHEESE OfPer pound X per pound 6Ut VEAL CHOPS All 7ou want 1 C r C0FFE&-0Id Crop Santo. OCn Per pound LxJ ?er pound LEG OF VEAL 1Qr SALMON Rosedale, medium red, OCr Per pound AJ No. 1 tall can KETTLE RENDERED LARD 10ir LEMONS Lage $ize. Ofi Oscar Mayer's Approved. Lb . . . x per BOILING BEEF Qc PORK AND BEANS lOX Per pound No. 2 can 12C RUMP ROAST OF BEEF 9 fl Perp0Tina ZUC FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS

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For the Graduate at GENUINE REDUCTIONS $15.00 FINE WHITE GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS $10.00 $35.00 TIFFANY GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, marked down to $25.00 $40.00 WHITE GOLD GENUINE DIAMOND RING, marked down to. .$30.00 $50.00 BASKET STYLE GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS $40.00 $75.00 BLUE WHITE DIAMON RING, marked down to $60.00' $1 10.00 BLUE WHITE DIAMOND RING, marked down to $90.00 $150.00 BLUE WHITE DIAMOND RING, marked down to $125.00 $200.00 BLUE WHITE DIAMOND RING, marked down to $150.00 $15.00 GENUINE DIAMOND LAVALLIERES at $10.00 $15.00 GENUINE DIAMOND BROOCHES, at $10.00

BRACELET WATCH BARGAINS $20. 20 year gold filled, 15 jeweled, guaran- 1 O teed small size watches

$25 Elgin & Dueber Hampden, 20 year gold filled watches, at

$35 Elgin and Waltham, 20 year gold filled Watches, at $50 18 K White Gold Fancy Ribbon

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ELGIN WATCH BARGAINS $20 thin'model, 1 0 year gold filled, 1 Q. C fl Elgin Watches, at 1J,JU

$25, 1 5 jeweled Elgin, 20 year gold filled Watches, at $35 1 7-jeweled Elgin and Streamline models at

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NEW JEWELRY AT NEW PRICES $5 Solid Gold Genuine Cameo Rings at $3.00 $8, 14 karat EngTaved Wedding Rings, at $5.00 $15 Indestructible Pearl Neck Chains, at $10.00 $15 PyTalin Ivory Dresser Sets, at $10.00 $2.00 Solid Gold Stone Set Baby Rings, at $1.00 $2.00 Guaranteed American Alarm Clocks, at $1.50 $4.00 Set of Six 1847. Rogers Tea Spoons, at $3.00 Watch Crystals fitted for only 25c These special prices for a limited time only

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GAME

Sun., May 22-W. Hammond Ball Park -COLUMBIA A.C. vs. CHICAGO HONORIES BATTERIES: Columbia A.C, Romeo, Hudson Chicago Honories, Smith, Winsen ED AT 3 P. IV? . OFFICIAL LEAGUE UMPIRE