Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1921 — Page 5

Thursday, July 14, 1921-

THE TBIES. PAGE FIVE

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

WILSOX-MftlKHY Th marriage rf Chauncey G. "WIN gn to Miss Grace McGarry of Oak ark, III., id announced in a telegram received by friends of the young couple today. The ceremony was performed this inorning in Denver, Colo., where Mr. "Wilson is now engaged In the real estate business. Miss McGary was formerly a teacher in the Hammond high school and during the few years which she spt-nt in the city made a host of friends. Mr. "Wilson, who Is the son of Charles J. "Wilson f "Williams street, was an officer In the army during the late war. and upon

hia discharge went to Denver to enter the real estate business in which he

has already attained considerable success. After a two weelcs honeymoon in Estes Park. Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at home at 1111 Culfax avenue, Denver. Colo. Mrs. Knoll and children of Con-

rersville are the gues's of Mr. and

Mrs. V. A. Kenney of Kuth street.

Mrs. "White and children of Chicago have returned home after spending

several days as the guests of her par

ents. Dr. and Mrs. C. "W. Campbell

of Ruth street.

The- Teachers Certificate claj- n 1321 of the Hammond Musical College

iKTtiinnr.fi tht- annual commencement

Friday evening July 15 at 8 o'clock

at th rpc'talWhall of the college. 636

Hohman street. The graduating class will be heard in recital tomorrow even

ing at the time of graduating. Tlu-y are as follows: Mildred Hendrickbon.

"William Michael?. Katherine Ko!b Hil(n Vnpim T.ilHam Whitaker. Rob'

ert Hewson. The graduates who will

Vie heard in concert are finished

products of a number of years of ex-

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cellent training Jind hard work. They will b ewell 'worth hearing, the public

is most cordially invited to be present.

Nina and Catherine Richardson of

Chicago are the guests of their grand

parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. "W. Preston on Conkey avenue. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rlewe, a daughter. July 14 1921. at their home, 811 Calumet avenue. Uoth mother and baby doing nicely.

Mrs. Erwln Millies will entertain the D. A. M. club at her home on Truman avenue tomorrow evening.

Jack; Redman has gone to Bend where be will undergo ment.

South treat-

Mrs. Ray Rex and son Mrs. Fritr and daughter Vivian have returned from a visit at Kankakee.

Miss Eva Brant has returned from Pittsburgh where she has been vacationing for the past two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. E. "W. Adams have returned from a visit to Jackson, Mich.

Mrs. C. Gauthier and daughter Genevieve have gone to Michigan where they will visit relatives for a month.

The Misses Sarah and Lillian Clark are preparing for a western trip. They will leave Hammond tho latter part of this week and expect to be gone for a month visiting In Denver .Grand Can

yon, Yellow Stone Park and other points of interest.

condition suddenly took a turn for the worse hopes were extended for Mr. Christy's Tecovery and physicians planned on taking him to the Mayo brothers hospital at Rochester, Minn, for another operation In hopes of effecting a permanent cure. The news of his death came as a surprise as well as a shock to th residents of the city whero he had a wide acquaintance. Mr. Christy was a pioneer contractor In Gary, having been a resident of the city for the past 12 years. Most of the concrete work used In the city street building has been done by him. He is survived by his wife and six children who reside at 1543 Van Buren street. Funeral arrangements are being completed today.

DENTISTS PULL TOGETHER AT THEIR

ANNUAL

room of a railway station. Physicians said today Mrs. Heill has a chance for recovery unless the fter effects of the poison rrove unexpectedly fatal. Earlier In the week Mrs. Hell made an unsuccessful attempt to kidnap her tvo children, who have been In the custody of their father, Joseph F. fleil since Mrs. Hell's arrest for looting the homes of wealthy residents where she had obtained employment as a maid. Mrs. Heil has been at liberty under bonds of $10,000 furnished by her husband. Heil also has restored more than $60,000 worth of valuables alleged to have been stolen by his wife. "When news of his wife's attempt at suicide reached him Hell hurried to the hospital and spent the night at his wife's bedside.

Maud Goodwin is in Bloomlngton. 111., visiting her mother and sister who live there. T. E. Stewart has returned from a two weeks' fishing trip ia Wisconsin.

If you want your : HEMSTITCHING dona right, have Mrs. Miller. 189 State Bt. do it for you. Phone 1790. Open

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Thurner and children have gone to Cleveland. O., where they will visit relatives for a couple of weeks. The Ladies' Aid of the St. Paul's Lutheran church met at the church parlors for their regular meeting yesterday afternoon, after the transaction of some very important business. Nice refreshments were served by the following committee: the Mesdames Albert Rentner. Paul Klitrke, Carl Netdow. Gertrude Gastel. Peter Schrumm and Henry ' Martens. The Ladies' Aid of the Hyde Park M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Oltz yesterday after

noon. Alter tne ousine&s inecung re

freshments were served. Miss Cltra Henrlcks of Seattle, Wash.. Is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. E. Brennan of Park place.

evn.ngs.

XOTICE Hammond, Ind., July 11. 1921To the members of th- First ChrisHan church of Hammond, Lake Coun:y. Indiana: You are hereby notified that there will be a meeting of the congregation Wednesday evening, July 27th, at 7:30 p. m.. or as soon thereafter as can be considered by the congregation an election of trustee to fill the vacancy caused by C. E. Kitchen. Said resignation having taken place June 27th. The meeting 13 for the purpose of electing a trustee to fill his place and such other business a may come before the meeting. HARRY EAD3. Chairman. G. M. HESS. Clerk. 7-13-3

Miss Elsie Rives of Memphis, Tennis the guest of Miss Ruth Couch of 396 Elm street for a few days.

GARY ST. CONTRACTOR OIES AFTER OPERATION

Suffering from a cancer for -which he had been operated upon In a Chicago hospital several weeks ago, Joseph Christy, S3 years old. well known street

I contractor, died at the Mercy hospital

In Gary yesterday morning to where he had "been removed several days ago. Until yesterday morning when his

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ISPECUL TO THE TIHES1 CEDAR LAKE. IND., July 14 Dentists of the Northwestern Indiana Dental Association yesterday exercised their tooth-pulling right arms in a base ball game which was a part of the annual outing. One Hammond dentist skinned the knee he uses to hold his patients in the chair anTJ there were other minor casualties but on a whole it was a successful afternoon. Whenever a fellow dentist met with

a rainful mishap in the games they were playing' all the rest of the den- ; lists would laugh and say: "It didn't ( hurt us a bit." ! The dentists felt entirely at home j

when the bills were presented at the resort restaurants which charge $2.00

and $2.50 for chicken dinners. They would no doubt have appreciated having a little ether In the near beor but the proprietors of the places lacked the Belasco temperment which would have told them that a Jittle anaesthetic was necessary to properly entertain a sr" of dentists. There, was a good deal of. growling at the dinner table. So many dentists have poor teeth, you know. The painless diving contest was won by Dr. Leonard J. Moran. A farmer dentist won the horse shoe pitching contest . Prizes Included complete sets of magazines published in 1909 to be put on the tables in the dental waiting rooms for the benefit of waiting ratients. It is a theory of dentists that after reading some ancient periodical for an hou and a half the patient becomes so bored that he doesn't much care what happens when he gets In the chair. In the tup-of-war the losing side of dentists kept calling "more gas, liable, give 'em more gas, carsarn him, ho is getting th best of me." Hammond dentists who won prizes are Drs. Moran, Gillis, OKee.fe, Iddings. Richards, Spitler; Hatch: Back: Frantz and Bolin.

MELLON BEFORE THESENATECOiWTEE BY J. EART CAMPBELL 1STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON. July 14. Reappearance of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon before the senate finance committee today found a wide divergence of

opinion prevailing among both its republican and democratic members regarding the policy the administration should pursue in adjusting the $11.-

000.000.000 foreign indebtedness to the

United States. Senator Smooth, L'tah republican

held the view that "it would be the

absolute ruination of the country's foreign commerce" for the administration to under take now to collect either principal or interest. He favored tlie speedy passage ' of the bill to give the administration the blanket authority it seeks in handling the foreign loans. He Indicated however, that the MIL-probably would be "modifies!" before the committee, reports It-to the senate.

KILLS BANDIT' FIRST; THEN IS SHOT DEAD. (Continued from page one.?

he stepped to the ground he raised the weapon and fired point blank at the smaller negro, the bullet striking the bandit in the forehead and causing instant death. At the same time the short negro also fired as did his pal. Ruskin dropped to the street fatally wounded with a bullet hole in his cheek and another in the chest. Ha died several minutes later before medical assistance arrived. Nearly overcome with fright Miss Rafflin watched the second negro calmly go through the pockets of his dead pal and also make a thorough search of Ruskin's clothing. Making sure that he had secured everything valuable, the bandit with his revolver still pointed at the automobile approached the machine and stripped

Miss Rafflin of her wrist watch and $8 in change. She saved a valuable ring, however, which she slipped from her finger while the bandit was busily engaged searching the dead bodies and hid it in the car. Demanding that she get out of the car the bandit ordered her to walk towards a nearby house and after he had made his escape north into the woods on Seventh avenue. Miss Rafflin roused the occupants from their slumber and upon going back to the machine found Ruskin and the negro both dead. According to the police, the second bandit was latt seen coming towards Gary when he ran past Hogan's place on Fifth avenue nearly a half a mile from the scene of the shooting. BODIKS TO MOHGl'E. The body of the negro was taken to the S. & S. Undertaking parlor on the South Side and that of Ruskin to Williams morgui. According to rumors the dead negro and his pal are the same pair that stuck up several other machines in this vicinity earlier In the evening. This was substantiated whe nthe authorities found a .32

" caliber revolver, a wrist watch,

powder puff, box of face paint and 13 bullets on his person. This the other negro evidently overlooked In his haste. Miss Rafflin, almost overcome from her experience was brought to the Gary police station where excitely

she told her story.

AO TRACES OK BASDIT. Soon after the shooting the Gary police threw a cordon of men around the district and although they maintained a vigil throughout the night up at noon today had found no trace of the second bandit. In remarking about the chances people were taking on stopping on the lonesome Toads on tho outskirts of Gary, Chief Forbls Intimated that many were taking unnecessary chances. Ry this he inferred thaf residents are making these secluded spots a "Lovers Lane" and are simply Inviting stick up men to rob them.

MANY PEOPLE INVITE APPENDICITIS ATTACK Appendicitis is often due to Infection from old, retained waste matter. Even though bowels move, daily, poisons may accumulate in the system for months. The Intestinal antiseptic, Ad-ler-i-ka, acts on BOTH irpper and lower bowel, Temoving ALL foul. Secaylng matter which might start Infection. EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or chronic constipation. Ad-ler-i-ka removes matter which you never thought was In your system. ONE single dose will surprise y-u. Summers Pharmacy, Hohman. near State St. Sold In Indiana Harbor and East Chicago by Central Drugstore.. Adv.

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and death of our loved one. CECIL E. PALMER. MR. AND. MRS. R. V. PORCH.. AND FAMILY. , 7-11-1

CARD OK THAKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Rev. Father Rerg and Rev. Father Smith, to our neighbors, friends and relatives for the kind sympathy, floral offerings and donation of cars at the dtatlt and burial of my husband and father. MRS. OERHART EUSER AND FAMILY. 7-H-l

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CHICAGO. July 14 Mrs. Etta Perry Hell, wife of a wealthy broker whose arrest eeval weeks ago as a woman "raffles" caused a sensation here, is in a serious condition at a hospital here today after an attempt at euicide. Mrs.

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