Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1921 — Page 5

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Personal and Social News

Mrs. Minnie Kline del i ;,-!; i u '. iy n1 rt in-.1 a number of l.ioie:- from I.-vc:ly Hills yest.-rdny at lunvh.-oit at lit r home on Kulh street. A '.: . "ious luncheon wns hi rvtvl nt an attractive tai ie to M''vi'ii njiost. one of the Indies. Mrs. McAllister .v iil spend tinv ock- mi wilh Mrs. Ivltne. The history committee of th" Hammond Woman's . Club " ill meet with Mrs. V. U Davl- s .it her honir, 17-". Highland street Monday ir:tcni"on ;H h.iii jijm two o'clock. Mis. N. Kmmeiliug ruts chavge of tli- pr. iRrain, iin.I a very iuie rosl ins; one te heer. ;u -ranged, consisting ot: Sons. "Aijfrl.:a" Tho Club S 'iig. SeUcto-d yi'.artctte Ad.irs, "The Kin's of Kurcpe" A. J. JUrku -.jilt --Sell . tt d Quart, tte lolin Solo Charles Barker Miss Gtr.evlfve Giuli.i-r. daughter of Mr. and M rs. Ci.m'.'.l.- Gauthier "t W. ..l) aire. t. is iuito ill at her home xvuh blood poisoning. Gordon Williams w,k.- hot to a number of young po'ple tl h-. hmo on Wilcox sr-t laet I'Vi'nii'K. The rooms were pitjtily dicorat'd with the tali folmtpe and Held flowers. and the uosls enjoyed games and music. nic-ely appointed lur.ein on was rwU to the Misafa Kthel atnl Aitr.a Cook, Marlon Gilchrist, Hiittle Bell Maier Julia Feindt. Kvelyn Barker. May Keing. Grace- Sickle, Catherine Dagay, Margaret Luai-ht-r, Doilie (jinn, Oladys btttsoo, Metha Wilhcim and F ranees Good, and Kay Coi k. J. V Hathaway, John Uun.tw, Jack Hock, J'orris Nicholas, Ma! via Maier, Fred J'air, N. F. McKtnr.on, Kenneth l'epjienger, Faul Cook. Theod"r M"or, Mr. .nd Mr Jamtxa List-, r, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson of Ho bar I, and Mr. end Mr. Alen Williams. MIm Adelaide Fox d light fully entertained the, boys and girls in h--r tiuaday school class at a Hallowe'en j.arty at her home on Mason stre-.t Jix&t evening. There w.re about fifteen guests, all of whom came In coslume. cievtr and original th- were. 1 he house was prettily decorated with J'ghted Jack -o-lantrrris. sreJ-t mounds cf corn staiks and tail candles. Tiio youngsters tnjoytd ganio., and prtz"3 were awarded to two little iadtf-s in witch and tambourine girl custumes. fter a most enjoyable evening, individual p-.impkin pica, mugs of c!d -r iid taffy a;plei wtra nrvei the HOStS. Th mar.y friends of Mrs. Ciaude lalrncr wll be glad to know that she Is convalescent. :t- r a aermus Illness fur trie past two iveks. M-. and Mrs. Adrian Tlnkhant and ons Rcbvrt and Joseph Mr. Ianner, Sir. and Mrs. N. Ktnrneriing and daughter Mi sb K!to?;-a ar.-.l Mr. Edwin Ford serid Sunday at the h'me of Mrs. Nettie Grant of Kr.giev. ood.

I it. ad inr. Srlrctf d . M ra. llarley Evors

Jroup of Sonjf.i . . . . MiFs lone Jteynolo .Miss AJi'li I tun bar, accoinpaniHt I'aicr. "Famous t)vt?rturtj" Miss Idia Mui'nl' 1 1 nn'iis! rat Ion by a Victor aelectlon William Tell Overture. Tho numbers of th Krth&tan ru. will he onl, rtaint d at a one o'cloi luncheon on TuoLiy at the home Mih. ltohttr Harrington of I.Vlroi. street. - Mrs. WalttT Iiinborn of Hyde l'nr ha-s as her lnue KUtst her moth Mrs .Sarah Carter, of Kewarjna, lm. Mrs. Carter w ill bo lo. r- for some tiinc

Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3re-n of Wut ren tret will entertain at dinner to morrow for Mr. and Mrs. Williai. S.hnctR'T end children Violet aio Ivouis, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Sprinif vH. t luiiih n. Kvelyn, Os ar and Carol, ai of Chicago .

The Hadics of Opai Hive No. Sv who v j s ti io alt n i tho luneral '; Mrc Maggie Cieek'6 daughter livlnt at l he oouur cf Unt Hundredth a.. Avenue M. South Chicago, will m.v a: the Four i.',.rin-ri for tho tsven-tliu-;y car tun.iit. Miss Kathleen Swolwell of CJlicaR. . formerly of Hammond, has btcn a li tient in the i'l eshy u rian honpilal fo. the past tliree weeka. Her imnj friends will be glad to learn tliat hei condition is somewhat improved. The Germ.mia CiuLi is giving a fam ily evouuig and dancing pat ijr in the club house, corner of bold street ano Indiana avenue, tomorrow evening. Ah members and tiitir trier,d are invitei

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Mo.rt'ha Orr returned to her

liorn- in Ohio today after s;.nii;ng t-he u. .;u-.r rt'-.-jr h-.r sister, Mrs. Minnie ii.hr..' of Ruth, at re:t.

J.ri-j. I'e'.er CruniparkT and daughr Miss Ltoro'.hy and Mrs. V.'. J. Mo-.Al-.r and daiijrhter Aii.'s Ioda will motor to Valparaiso tomorrow.

Mis. .Tess Wilson d :;h ?ht fully en-tetrain-d the mrnib rs of the Alpha 1 hi club at a one- o'clock ' luncheon yesterday at hf r home n Highland t re 't. TIi t.it-le was pretty with bouiu-tt t f KarJ n tl..v;ers. and a i' -I f'ous course iunolvon was terved to fl f teen puff ts. Mrs. Wilson's i;i'.thr. "Irs. W;issuii of Ilensselacr. was the fu ft of the club. T! af trn.-on '

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"dlowork and music.

Tha next meeting w:U be held in on-"

e ho-ii- of Mrs. 11 ! will er.'.i rta'.a at a

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t r-n. Th .rn!r,r Ti---ur fJer,irtmn t of th Itwnmntt'l Wirr.Hn'i el't wiil meet Monday v:-r.irip at 1 h-i home of Misn ,'d-le C'unb.'ur, 21 Klmuach avenu,. Astistint; hr w-.i t.c Mrs. Curtis ivlnnd ar.J'Ml.-s A'.cea I'epp'n. M'ss Dunbar Is tho chairman and a mush-ale w IU bo given for the evening's study. The program inoludsI'Uno aoio "The I'oe.t anl the Feasant" Kdna nr:nr 7iedtnv Selected ...M.iry Uu'Tmin I'aper "Instruments of th Orchestra"' Irene Trmbrtli

Several young woroen of the Northern Indiana Gas arvd Klectric Crwnpany gave, a fix i'cloca dinner las. evening in honor of Mrs. Geors1 Kingston, who havs bet-n an employ ol the lompany for five year and haa resigned her position. The table -war piuily decorated, axtd a delicious Ilsh dinner w aj served to Mrs. Hucy ilwktlmin. Mrs. Kthel Towne. Mr, lluttt Wuyer. Mib. Florence Oillis. Mrs. George Kingston and tht) Mit-ses MarUia SiUiUt, May Fietem- yer, Marion Kckman, Mary JoUnatou and JLaiK'

I tmery.

Canton Hammond No. 65, L O. O. F., held tiier regular bu&aieja iueettatg last evening. There was a good attendance, drill and floor work. In a spell-down, the honors were won by Williajn Ahlendorf. Tho ladies auxiliary gave the men a turprtsrt and serveu

I sand'.i iches and hot eoifee. The men ! preeei-.ted Mrs. lioyer with a beautiful

gold mounted pencil and a token of appreciation for the work eh, has done

! in co-operation with Mr. Boyer. The j Hovers are leaving Hammond to make

their home en a farm in Wisconsin, and the beat, wishes of their friends are extended. Mrs. Summer Peuel of Douplas avenue

! will leave tomorrow for bt. Charles j hospital, of Aurora, Illinois, where she

will undergo a serious operation. Last evening a number of triends tendered

j her a surprise party, and the evening ' v. as pleasantly spent with cards and

music. Oainty ret i eshmeiius w ere nerved to eight guests. The North Side W. C. T. V. met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Williams at

j hei home on Wilcox street. Mrs. Melj ser gave a tir.e ' port on the convention land spoke tery ntghly of the hospitality ! extended the delegates by the 1.1k hart people. Mrs. Clarence Graves also i gave an interesting report and spoke of tho :llia. ti.st.ip of tho women of the ! Cmtrd States today, and their privileges and duties in using tho ballot- The meeting adjourned, the next meeting I place to be announced later. j Win. A. Bauer, of Kvannlon. Illinois, 'and Miss Bertha J. Adams, of lkmI mond have been licensed to marry In ! Chicago. !

Oue Lx:k.tee of Ingraham averrue who recently submitted to an operation at St. Margaret's hospital it recovering rapid iy, and expects to leave the hospital within two weeks. Ir. Melton was the attending surgeon.

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Wassey's Pleating Shop KMBKItlllhJfr., STATd'iV'i. HEMSTIT HlXCi. ni'TTO HOLE. Bl'TTOV (OVKKI, RHAIOI0, HKHlMi, K V STIT HIfi. 61 STATU STHF.KT. PHONE U.UtMOM) 44ft.

Hammond Musical College. E'iaii", Voice, 'iolin, Fttbllc Speaking, t'kcl-it . Banjo, Mandolin. Guitar, lauc!ng, Dramatic Art. 10-1

POTATOES! POTATOES! Geo. Llestnfelt returm -1 with his first c.,r of potato.-;;, I , r.-J i: a':.oUt one-half, but lie MuaMly 's fiuticl. i.'ar o;i W-'.-jt liiimiii'.ti.l ii-U'ii track, 2 t.'iwi, from Sivi't & Co. trivo 6'J i.-s. for a bit. $l.r. at .-;ir, I S d-liv-et.-d. it.iy h- 'or- the. railroad strike i hone LI"?-W. ilamin-.nd lv-li-tt"

Mrs. IHm B. Murphy iviil be hostess to the Republican Woman's Club on Monday evening at the Centenary M. K. church, corner of Towle and Goatlin tredts. Theie will bo good speakers and good music and ail ladies are Invited. Mr. and Mrs. George Long, of Douglas avenue announce the birth of a litt.l" daughter on Wednesday, October illth.

ANNOUNCEMENT Fred Meinberg, who r centiy moved lii.k to Hammond, is building a Modern Sanitary Isi.undry on Michigan n . and will apiiotinco the op.nmg lilie very soo:i. I'lant vs iil be- Wui;ip. d t. th a Wat r Soft. -mt wiii. h in--irs i!o tis- f.f th oisr-inds of gallons of Soft Zero Water daily. Watch this paper or opfnbtvr d.--t '. 1 ' -1 o -1

Mari..n Huuhe-. Te a hf r of i'la no. 1130 Madison St., Hammond. 10-15-1

F. Ti. C. No. 614. wiil hold a special meeting Monday pvenlns. Oct. 17. All members ate urtr.-d to he there. Important busings at Mrs. Winkler, 331 Mich. Ave., :. m. sharp. 10-15-1 Tltith Welister ' re as. litamatic reader nnd sopr.-ui . c.-i-i bo oh-alno i for ail clubu, lode es. church entertainment s.n-d so.-la! functions. tin tire proftratn s spccla'.ty. 222 Sibley, phone 24S Hammond. 10-15-tf

AT THE PARTHENON One of the greatest Coemopolitan productions ever nlmed by the i'a'mount studios wll b shown at the Farthenon theatre on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday o next wee entitled "iii.; Woiiian God Changed," featur.ng fctnna Owen and K. K. B.ticoln and Including an excellent sapptirting caitt tieaded by L,;iiian Walker of the adrao,e diiup.ts. Tins super production a.at lias packed every house in wnich it iia-1 bieti siiown has met with tile approval of all theatre goers and critics UiJough tne det.re of the 1'artlieuoii tueatre management to carry out the new policy which has been nuch a success tuis week it is to be iiiuwii for the flint time In this region. Tbe company piaymg var.ius ro.es in this picture wa cairitd olt to the Bermuda inland for several weeks times to gut Uie cccties necessary to make this prouuetion a unccetM and time and uioney tiave not been spared to bring to the movie tans of the tuiin'.ry a true plotui igalion of the popttlur story as run .n the Cosmopolitan magazine. Britfij , the story deals witn the fortunes of a dancing girl who kii'n her common law husband and who later lands -n court only to find love and nappineiy. No other autiior than Dor.n 11 j riw could give such an excellent thriiilmr story to the unspoken drannt. 'The Woman G'-d Changed." is certainly a -heauiif ;'i ph-.toplay and fully up to the h.i.1 standard set by the Paramount Studies.

die to save th- little life. The deceased Is survived by her fur and mother, two brother, James d Kenneth, and a sister Mildred, ot body will be taken to Mason, 111., here burial will be made In the famlot. Mr!'. Creek 'belongs to a number of dtrea in Hammond and i quite well own here. Her many friends ex- . d to her and Mr. Creek their kind tipathy In this bereavement.

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Coroner II. J. White today exonerted Kdward S. Bate. 330 I'lummer ave. f any blame in the death of the Frank chwerln, city water works employe. t.-iiy injured when run down by an .'tomobile driven by Mr. Bate early .iur:dHv morning. Coroner White, onouncrd tile casualty which inuded also the serious injury of Fred ravans. felio w-worker of Kchwerln, is "accidentia)." Witn. 'ten including II . J. Hargis. 1 Carroll st.; A. W. Lrfimprell, Si Webb t.; end Frank Barrl of Chicago, sniow1 that the scene of the accident was veil lighted by a street are light nnd ead light from an automobile, used y the city employes and which was arked on Webn street. Afr. Bate testified that l.ls brake was dismantled y the. accident which prevented his topping the car until it had travelled ully 100 feet after striking the men. bellow passenrera of Mr. Bate testi:d positively that the automobile was ot going at a speed greater than 12 -tiles an hour when the accident oc--urred Other witnesses stated, how. ver, that both victims were carried :om 10 to 60 fett after being ttruck. W. J. McAleer appeared for Mr. Bato vhile Kdwln Friederich represented :he Schwerin family.

Ameriiaji T 1. and Tl l' Bet hielc in St -el M laickaw ar.na Steel St'U Mexican Betroleum 37, Midvalc Steel 24 Fur- Oil 2.t Texas Co I". S. .Steel . 7S Willys Overland 6 Sinclair Oil 21' OIICAI40 VROIH t IBUTT Kit Receipts. ' U.25S tubs; creameries, extras. 44Vjc; firsts. 44c; packing stock. 23i 24c. F.GGS Receipts. 3.S8J caaas; mlscellai.eous. 411i42c; ordinary firsts. 37 'u, 40v; firsts, 42V44c LI V K i'OL'i.TKV Turkeys. 23c; chickens, lc; springs, tOe. roosters. 14c; geese. 21c; ducks, 2c. FOTATOlCS Receipts. 87 cars; Wis. and Minn, whites. $2.00$ 2.25. fAMII CHAIN MARK KT. WHKAT No. 2 mixed, 11.12V,COiiN No. 2 mixed, 4'!4 c; No. 2 white. 46'4c; No. 2 yellow, 46 J 46 SC; No. S mixed, 45 'U 45'4c; No. 3 yellow. 48c; No. 4 mixed, 43c; No. 4 yellow. 44 Vie. OATS No. 2 white. S3&35S.; No. i! whit-e, 30t(i 31c; No. 4 while, 30& 30tfcC. CHICAGO. Oot. IS Hive stock: IlfHIS Receipts, 4,000; market uneven, lltfht lights steady to 10o higher; others steady to 10c lower; bulk. J6.73'0 J3.40; top. $8.E0: heavy waight, 8ij i.50; medium. j-26tf. $i.50; light weight. JH.lS'tf JH.50; light lltfhts, $7.80 "'!$. 60; heavy packing ows, smooth, $'1.70 la 7.50 ; packing sow s, rough, i. 26 $!. 5; pigs, $7. So';?' $8.40. I'ATThK Receipts, 1,000. SHEtT Receipts. 4.000.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! fill. Alio, ce l. 15. Fo.r men are held here today for questioning in connection with the slaying of Ijr. J. M. Lipson. owner and head surgeon of St. Paui 'i hospital. The slaying occurred during a robbery of the drug store of Sim Reisman in South Haisted street, half an hour latr the four suspects were captured and are Bald to have bee nid"nt ifled. Or. Idpson was In the stAre when the bandit.f entered and demanded th"booze and money." After robbing the four occupants of the ctore and also seizing a qaantlty of liquor the men entertd an automobile outside. Or. I.lpxon. thinkng they had left, emerged from the store and was shot and killed.

Hammond Auto Sheet Metal Works Phone 3032 690 H0HMAN ST, HAMMOND

Annual Mission Festival SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16th at St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church 518 West Sibley Street, Wert Hammond GERMAN SERVICES AT 10 A. M. ENGLISH SERVICES AT 3 P. M. GERMAN SERVICES AT 7:30 P. M. The speakers are the Rev. Lippmann. preaching in the forenoon; the Rev. Dohms. pastor of the Deaf anl Dumb Mission in Chicago, preaching in the afternoon, in words and sign language, thus demonstrating how the Gospel is preached to the deafmutet; and the Rev. Stneter, lecturing in the evening on his mission work in South America, in which he has been engaged for ten years. He w.ll also accompany his lecture with stcreopticon views. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO EVERYONE! Come and acquaint yourself with the fact that the Lutheran Church still preaches the Old Gospel. A power of G;xl unto salvation to all who believe.

Ben Raffle, the State Idne street merchant who transported his clothing from Hammond to Chicago, a couple of weeks ago and then raised a howl of biipg rohbd. only to luv. the whole cheme knocked in the he-nd by Detectives' Sinrer and Kinsele, Is now try

ing bankruptcy. The fake robbery, j

he admitted, was planned to escape his creditors who were pressing him hard.

Raffle's petition in bankruptcy was j filed this morning In the Federal court I

t Hammond by Attorneys Greenwald & Stinson. He scheduler his debts at $$415 and his assets at IS3. Of the assets he claims the uual $0A exemption so creditors will have $26 to split up among themsel.es. Raffle say. his stock of clothing is worth $385.80 and the store fixtures $67.00.

ROTARY CLUB TO ARRANGE LECTURE The Rotary Club has arranged to bring Dr. Charles E. Barker of Grand Tiaplds, Michigan, here for a aerie of addref-ses on next Fr:dn.y. For more than a year and a half rr. Barger. under auspices of the Rotary Clubs. ha been delivering hts addresses throughout the United States. In th" afternoon, probably at 8:00 o'clock Dr. Barker will spak at the Baptist Church to mothers and daugh-S ter.f on the subject "A Mother's Re

lation to her Daughter." In the evenlnr he will talk to mer on "A Fath-1 efs ResporiMf iluy ?,. His Son." i At the Presbyterian church at cven j o'clock he will speak to fc-oys and g'rls ; together on. "How to Mike the Most:

Out of Dife." Dr. Barker handles his nuMect forr fully and entertalnly and what he has

to say is timely and Inspiring. Each ; add-ess occupies about s.n hour. j The entire expense of Dr. Barker's . vlwit Is heir.g borne by the Rotary Club, Secr'-ia'y Fred o. raise, jr., announces, as a contribution to the welfare of the city. Thfr; will be no admission fee and no collection at any of the meetings. Dr. Barker is not a tneriiral prac.

tlcloner but has been granted university degrees as Doctor of Hygien.i and Physical Culture. During t'lie four years that William Howard Taft was p-esident. Dr. Barker was his health advisor.

First Lieutenant Kmile iAmard, formerly of the Belgian army, wounded seventeen times and s't-''d fi.'e times in the World War wat in Hammond c.-terda and tooay. He still has .several builets In his fa.e and body. One hand is partially paraiyzed and he stt'l shows the effects of the German gas. Barnard was born in Macnenoire, France, in li35 and enlisted in the Belgian infantry August 4. 1914. Later he gave up his rank in the infantry to offer his services as pilot of a Belgan airplane. In this ilne he won honors for his daring and bravery. On the night of Aug. 29. 1919 he brought down two German planes and a dirigible with twenty-eight officers' on biard. Six weeks later when he. made another attack he was surrounded by seven German p'.anes and severely wounded. He was captured and spent twelve months in a prison. The Hcit'ian cpnaks ten Klifferv-iit languages' and e.Np-cts to t ur thUnited States on horsehack providing he. can accumulate suff oient fndy to buy a horse. He sells a booklet advertising the film production of "The Man Without a Country," which Is being shown all over the country under the auspices of tbe American Legion. Laniard exp:ct." to go to Chlcasjo tomorrow morning.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WE TEST EVERY REPAIRED RADIATOR

thoroughly before permitting it to be ' delivered to our customers. Ve want to be sure curselvrs that it does not ' leak, that there is no break or defect in it, and that it is as good as any , new radiator can be made. '

A'l work guaranteed. Prices are ju3t ri?ht. Work called for and delivered.

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FOR RA l.tZ Hungaio .v. modem tiuo i-h out. every room beautifully decorated; newly painted. 3 bed rooms, every feature of place In A-l condition: screen porohes; oak floors; closet in every room; built-in cupboard: laundry tubs; furnace, back porch. Owner will sell for down, balance month. Phone 2017 or "137 Hammond. ln:15 Foil HUNT-- Suite i.r three furnished rooms for light hfkpg.. hot and cold water, furnace heat, centrally loer.ted. ';,'.! Hammord 215. 10:15

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CHILD DIES FEOM BURNS Avenell Creek, the five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Creek of South Chicago, died yesterday in the Suth Chicago hospital as

a roRii'.t of fatal burns sustained last

Thursday. The little girl opened the

range door to throw some scraps in

tho lire, and her dress immediately caught the flames. She ran outdoors unnoticed where kindly neighbors offered as."1tance . She was rushed to the hospfltal whm everything was

6 More Days Of Our Second Annual $12,000 SHOE SALE

Monday Will Be Another Day of Big Bargains

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KAUFMAHJN & VOLF - Hamkond.Ind

On general principles it's good business for everyone earning money to be known at a bank. Come to this one and get your pay check cashed each week get acquainted that wav. Then if you like our way of doing business, open an account and become one of our regular pay day depositors. You don't need to make large deposits to be treated well here. Those who deposit some small amount leach pay day we consider among our good customers. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAMMOND, INDIANA DIRECTORS: A. M TURNER, President W. C. BELMAN. Vice President J. E. FITZGERALD, Vice President W. H. RIPPE, Cashier