Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 138, Hammond, Lake County, 1 December 1921 — Page 6

AGE SIX

THE TIMES.

Personal and Social News

Tha Missionary Society of the T'ine i-':ret Presbyterian church vrlll meet ' haJf p&st two o'clock with Mrs. ILuhwell At hfr hoirif, E93 Pruckert fret. Tha afternoon's study will bp n "Moslem Land" and thp program Is In chLTg: of Mrs. -Uhitmore. The Rv. StefTey will m-oak on Moham-rnedanlam.

The crJ patry snfl peflro party glvby the- Ijady M-aceabees avt the I. O. O. F. Hall on Tuesday evening: very r!l attended and a most njoyable venlng; epent. Honors In the oaxd -orara won by Mr. Grannoti, Mrs. O SnHlvan. Mn. Tarraia. Mrs. Knlgrht, Mr. Percy. Mr. Madura. Mr. McLean. Mr. Itns and the consolation prizes to Mrs. NeweJl, Mrs. McDonald, Mr. HiKhlajwS and Mr. T5. Imes. Everybody had a delightful time and light refreshment were rved.

Tha CSsrtatmaa sale of tae Ladles' Aid f Trinity English Lutheran church will begin at twelve o'clock cn. iYldiy Instead ot two aa announced. Mr. T. L. McKally ,ntrtan(w1 the ednesday Evening Card Club t her ome on Beall avenue last night, and In the g-ajjies the nwa-tls were given to Mr. Seider.becker and the consolation to Mr. Mabel Neis. Th next rieetlnp will b held In two weeks at tho tome cf Mre. Black of Eeall aveime. Ona t tha prettiest parties that ra boen griven this fall occurred yesterday vhen Mrs. Comaa Scott entertained at a luncheon and bridge at (her home, o Elizabeth eteret. A dalni y course luncheon was srved at mall tai!es, very attractive with yel3ow and white chrwsanthemums. Jrldg-e was played at nine tables, and J onors were made by Miss Norma

Locklin. Mr.. H. Jesse Wilson.

Gicmau and Mrs.

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Kirst Prsbyltrtajn church w ill mfrt with Mrs. Harvey Ooetlin tomorrow aftprnnon at lit-r hnu r SoviUi Hohman street. Tlie pjsi t 1 11 hostess will bo Mrs. It.ivi.l Kmery. and Mrs. "leor 1 raunati. r ill ha charpc tf lh' mu.-ic for t!u- afti rn...n . Mrs. Minnie Kline will hcive U'. i votiona'.s and Mrs. Eugene Cooper will present a little Christinas playlet, using1 in her cast some of the little people In the Sunday school. A delightful prog-nun Is premised and a large attendance.

Mrs. TT. P. Stmnhaufth and Mrs. Saljia Wack charmingly entertained a.t an aluminum shower on Tuesday even, infr In honor of Miss Itose Mclnown. whose marriage to Miouht-l Fryor will occur this month. The function was Riven at Mrs. Stambaugrh's hyne on Murray street, and th rooms were attractive with bridal decorations and flowers. Fryjr'a flve-ploce orchestra furnlshfHl the music and jranirs and dancinir were enjoyed. Mrs. J. J. Gill and Mrs. ?tambau.h snij .eral selections to the orchestra's accompaniment, after -which a uurse luncheon. 1 iltoi a! ely appointed, was served to thirty-five Ki.tsis. The id--to-bo was g-iven n prcat nsny lui uiisoirand useful arifts. tosrethr-r with tho g-oud wishes of her friends. Among the guests were Mrs. P.. J. Sutton. Miss Mary luar and Miss Riyh Nelson of Chicago. Mrs. .T. J. Gill of Gary and Mii-s Margaret Gorman o." East Chicago.

Tha aifiDMis or the A If. ha Phf Club and their husbands be entertain ed at an evening ...f briJ.se at the home of Ir. and Mrs. W. II. Pavis of Highland street on Kliiay 'vening. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. C'hidUw will be the hostesses .

CHARLES W. MORSE

HUNTED

BY U. S.

Destroyer Sent to Intercept Ship in Which Millionaire Sailed for Europe. 1!ntktionITnews svlch,Tl, " WjLSHI;GTON. Iec. 1. ch.axle fW. MorM. New Tork ship builder who H alleged o Slave -uddenly left the 1 nlted State laat Friday wUl ba taki eft tha mt earner Paris, when It ache Havre, France, under Instruc,on sent by federal officials to government agents ther,. It was learned on highest authority today that evidence against Morse already baa baen laid before the grand -nry tn the Dltrict cf Columbia, In lonnectlon with bla 40,000.0o0 worth f contrct for JalpauUdlng -rlng the war. it was ate srated that a number of witnesses had been questioned by district authorltiea before the grrand Jury, r-om of these witnesses. It was aald, -re close friends of Morse. "The case pgainst Morse will undoubtedly derelop into one of the most enaatlonal In the history of the Vniti 3ta-6e," Chairman Laske of the hipptns board said today. "The Vnlted Statee 1 rolng- to find Morse and this case wlU be aired." Sine the disappearance of Morse from "ew Tork, the navy department Jias been trailing him across the Atlantic and orders were sent by the Intercept the Paris enrcute if possisecTetary of the navy that a destroyed bie. The destroyer was ordered to take Morse off the vessel and detain hi:n aboard until further orders. According to messages to the navy department today, the destroyer was not able to Intercept the Paris. The latest rpessage eaid that the Paris was due ftt Havre within a few hours, probably two or three o'clock this s'ternoon. "Washington time. Government aecret service operatives, acting under orders from ths state department, were sent from Paris to Havre and are there waiting for the steamer to dock. The government's advices today bowed that Morse was bound for Germany. In previous years, Morse ha.s visited German mineral baths in an effort to recover his health. Morse, before leaving New York last Friday. was advised through his counsel that proceedings were to be started soon aralsst him. So lar as the government was advised today, Morse sailed under an assumed name and Is suspected as having" adopted a clever disguise. One report was that he worse a false beard nd used crutches. Ho had been lame for a number of years but heretofore has used only a cane. It waa raid at the navy department 1 that no word has been received as yet direct from the destroyer commander, who was unler orders to intercept Morse at sea.

ed these end now epecioliieji only In American trotting- stock says Han?: Christian JUegeis, of Copenhagen. Denmark. Mr. Kiettels has been in the L'nited States about a month, visiting Lexington, Ky., and Indianapolis. Ind., where ha has bought o'oout a dozen very hiU-c'ass stollion trotters which lie is s.hippins home this month. "V."e never went in for triltlns: Tares un?it comparatively rcent."-,' sold Mr. Tijegels 'anJ within the past ten years, when we began to specialize in Ajmerican-bred horses, ws have improved our bor.ies wonderfully and now every trotting horse that we have in the country isr full American brel. "tt"e race the horses differently in Denmark, handicapping them according to their past earnings."

Mr. Ttlegels is the director of Danish Trotting Assoclotlon.

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WOMAN VETERINARY

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HAMMOND

Dr. Elinor Mc;rath, Chicago' only woman veterinary surgeon, who, lor eight years ha9 conducted a dog- and cat hospital In Chicago, was married to Edward L. Glrard In Hammond yesterday ar.d after the ceremony announced that henseforth her husband would have first pla.e in her affections and that cats and dogs would ccme next. The wedding took place yestenTay afternoon at. the Hammond Baptist church. P.ev. J. ". Oranger. pastor of the church, officiated. The only attendants of the couple were Pr. ami Mrs. ..V. A. Young, of Hammond. Mrs. Girard was a member of the same class as Dr. Glen E'or!ht. of Hammond, when attending veterinary school. The bride showed her practical nature

i by appearing at the wedding in the same clothes shei had worn only a i short time before at her pet hospital. She wore a denim shi'-t. khaki suit

and a slouch hat. Hence the social reporter could not handle this story. Mr. Girard Is secretary of the Major Engineering Corporation of Chicago and is well known In Hammond. His company has already made arpngements for taking over the veterinary hospital of Mrs. Glrarfl and keeping her at the head of it.

jn.i Steel, Pittsburgh Steel, Lackawanna Steel, Mldviila Steel and Ordnance. I'.rriiUi Street nnd Trumbull Steel. JiX-s & Laughlln of Pittsburgh are .-aid to have declined to consider mer-t-r proposals and IJethlehem Steel is not included, it n snld, because of the i-siMe effect on its properties of the. naval disarmament negotiations. Negotiations so far, it is said, are merely fur the purpose of submitting a Hi-heim- of combination which -nniy or may not be accepted. The identity of the i'iiiiking Interests! has not Jjeen disclosed, but Kahn. Leb & Co.. mentioned in collection with the former merger proposals, are regarded here as the most lik"!y. No announcement has been made here ri yarding- tho proposed merger of the Voungstown Sieet and Tube, Inland unci S-el and "Tube Companies, progress, however, is paid to have been made, and should that combination go through the larger one may not be consummated.

Thursday, December 1, 1921. mmsmas! n , , iiw mm

were used in the manufacture of other commodities. The speaker's mbject

i m conaiuerta -very educational DUl

Homewnat far retched Tor the ordinary layman to grasp the detailed explanation of the speaker on the many chemical processes of manufacturing.

SDfCXAIJVS NEW CONTRACT The Sinclair Refining company has placed the Largest contract of the year f-r oil storage tanVs wicn the Chicago Prui;;e and. Iron W-ks. Vne order covers fifty 66.000 barrel tanks to be jjiect!J in Mexia oil fields, Texas. 'The standard OP Companv o Indiana also awarded a contract for twelve 55,f'CO bai- storage tanks, ini'v nif 1'.."Hi ti.i'i of steel, to till ;i:caKO Rr:J'e andJXJa?"1 company, the Graver Corporation of Eaut Chicago nnd the Kansas City Structural Steel Company.

G(TO SCHOOL WEEK E.- X. Canine, superintendent of the East, Chicago Pu.biio Schools, called attention to the assembly to "go to school week," commencing next Monday, December 4th and continuing- -until December 10th. This, movement, sponsored by the National Educational Association and the American Legion, is beng brought about for the purpose of stimulating: fiterest In the parents of the boy andVjgirls going to school. To let the people and general public know and learn of the work, accomplishments arid advancement in the public schools. Superintendent Canine extended a cordial invitation to everyone to vis;t the school anytime. Mr. Canine advises that there won't be any "fireworks" -nothing ftut of the ordinary. Anyone visjtlns the schools) next wek will find the regrular school scbedMies as heretofore.

CHE.MIC5I- ADDHESS F. T. Ciiropber. superintendent of the Grasse'.li Company, one of the largest inrustries in the Calumet region, was speaker at th ChanrVoer of Commerce noonday luncheon yesterday. Mr. Christopher spoke upon the manufacture of chemical The workings of the plaat, the chemicals produced, the process of manufacturer and the capacity of the loca.l Industry, was explained in Mr. Christopher's talk. The many formulas u-sed in the scientific making and methods of mixture of the several heavy chemicals, were covered In the speaker's address. The chemical man told of the relative and basic importance of his yiany products that

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DANES BREEDING TROTTING HORSES ftNTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVlCEl TEW YORK, Dec Denmark has taken strongly to trotting horse racing daring the past thirty years, and after experimenting wtth Norweigan and the Husstan stallions and mares, discard-

LIVE NEWS;!

FROM THE TWIN CITIES

PLAN BIG STEEL MEHGER YOtTNGSTOWN. O. P.equests for permission to make surveys of the. properties of independent steel companies not included in mf-r?er negotiations reported two months a?o have been received here from Eastern b.-itik-Ing interest?, it was learned today. It is said that the tnerper proposals, besidej the Voungstown Siieet and Tube Inland Steel Company and Steel and Tube Company of America, now Include nine companies. Proposals are said t" have ben made to the Republic Iron

First Church of Christ Scientist Hammond, Indiana announces a free lecture on Christian Science to be given in the church edihee, 730 South Hohman Street. Friday evening, December 2nd, at 8 o'clock, by WM. W. PORTER, C. S. B. Of New York City Member of the Board of Lecturship of the Mother Church, the First Church cf Christ Scientict. in Boston, Mass. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED

LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW

Tom Mix in His Latent and Best Picture "BIG TOWN ROUND UP' Also Final Episode of "Fighting Fate" BIG SPECIAL MATINEE SATURAY ONLY

Doors Open 12:30

Wallace Reid in a Story of Romaice and Mystery "HAWTHORNE OF THE U. S. A." Also Mutt & Jeff Added Attraction Today Only The King of Comedians JIGGS in "FATHER'S CLOSE SHAVE" MATINEE ONLY 1 to 6 P.M. Jaunita Hansen in "THE YELLOW ARM" Supported by Wamer Oland and Margurite Courtot And an Episode Every Saturday Matinee Thereafter

Are You Ready for Cold Weather? The best way to prepare is to order your coal now. We sell Quaker Coal Pocahontas Hocking Valley Hard Coal Franklin County-Coke.

j fanner Low Ash

AH domestic coals carefully screened before leaving our yards. Order now. Phone 1,490 The Beckman Supply Co.

GAMDL.IXG RAID

The East Chicago police stagred a silent rad last evening on the alleged Rambling places of Geo. Antoniasv of 3332 Michigan avenue, and Arthur Iluthlson (colored) 3704 Pennsylvania avenue, Indiana Harbor, from where a score of Inmates were taken to the UartMr station and arrested.

DIES WHII-F3 SHAVI1VO Michael Haugh, aged 62 years, living at 1020 144th street. East Chlearo.

dropped dead at his home last evening as he was shaving hlmaelf In the bathroom, preparing to go to town. The sudden death of the pioneer resident was due to a stroke of apoplexy, causing a hemorrhage. Mr. Haugh, seemingly was In the' best of health, 'being able to go to and from town at will. He recently was employed at the Sinclair Refining Company, as a watchman. Mr. Tlaugh has been a resident for over twenty-two years, arid has a wide acquaintance In the district. The deceased leaves a wife and ten children to mourn his death-

old, and the prizes being given sre many and beautiful. The Al-Hassan band boys dressed In their new uniforms will furnish the music. Come out and have a good time at either one or all of the evenings.

Mrs. J. S. Dewey who has been In , "Waddams Grove, 111. for the past month at the bedside of her mother, returned, home the Istter part of last week. Jler mother remains Just about tho same.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings Al Hassan Grotto Invites you to the Masonic Temple at East Chicago to attend their Fall Festival and Country Fair. 'TunrpTdn Center." There will be amusement for both young and

CONSUMERS holesale Grocers

HAMMOND, INDIANA 540 Hohman Street Telephone 531

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FLOUR 98-lb. sack $3.85 49-lb. wck $1.95 ZAYzAh. tack 98c

LARD Best Lard 5 lbs. 56c

Sunsweet Prunes, 5 lbs. Seedless Raisins, per lb. ...... Sugar Dates, per lb. . Currants, per lb. .......

59 c 23 c 23c 19c

Navy Beans, 10 lbs. Best Rice, 10 lbs. ..

Pop Com, 4 lbs. ,: Pet Milk. 3 cans

59c 63 c 25c 29c

NEW CROP MIXED NUTS Per pound ...23c

Matches, per doz. ... Toilet Paper, 10 rolls ....

Aluminum WTare, aQO 1'ge asst., choice

C. W. G. Jeflo. 3 for . . . . . ,

59 c 39c

25c

Mince Meat, O C p 2 pkgs. ...... Uneeda Biscuit, C per pkg. .... ...

Welch's Grape Juice, per qt . Welch's Gr ape

Juice, per pint .

67c

35c

Crackers per lb. 9c Ginger Snaps lb. 9c Cookies, Lare Asst- pr lb- 18c

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This Store

has made it possible for the people of Hammond to buy the best f quality food at just a fraction over the manufacturer's or im i porter's price. That is the reason this stcve is the busiest store i rx t II I IT. . I

in Hammond, uo your weeK-ena snopping nere. extra values for Friday and Saturday. Grocery Dept. Snider'sPork and Beans, with tomato sauce, special, 3 cans. 29c Snider's Jam, ass't flavors, pure and wholesome, 16-oz. jar. 31c Welch's Quality Preserves, in 15-oz. jars, each 26c Coffee, the finest you can buy, fresh roasted Peaberry, 3 lbs . 59c Santos Coffee, best quality, 3 lbs. for 74c Pure Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. for ...58c Uncolored Japan Tea, per lb. 49c Corn, Farmhouse brand, 2 cans for .22c Sun-Maid Raisins, seeded, per pkg 23c Walnuts, new crop, per lb 38c Club House Pancake Flour, per pkg ...14c Fancy Assorted Cookies, 2 large pkgs. for 18c Grandma's Washing Powder, special, 2 large pkgs. for 30c Fruit Dept. New Florida Grape Fruit, large, 3 for 25c Jonathon Apples, nice and juicy, per dozen 25c Bananas, ripe and large, per dozen .30c Meat Dept. Native Pot Roast, per pound 12c Round Steak, young and tender, per pound 23c Pork Loins, 6 to 8 pound average, per pound. HVc Leg of Lamb, per pound 20c Fancy Brisket Bacon, per pound 21c "Callie" Hams, fresh smoked, per pound lOc Fancy Fresh-Dressed Poultry 165 State St. We Deliver Phone 404Q

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1. WEN YROK 7. BPFUIOA 2- MPHEM1S 8. ANTLTAA 3. ERITODT 9. USNOHTO 4. LOETOD 10. SBONOT 5. COOHACI 11. RALDPOTN 6. NERVDE 12. MELABTIRO

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ELF SERVICE GROCE

220 State Street Phone 4014 $3.00 Orders Delivered Free For Friday and Saturday

SWIFT'S BRISKET BACONPer pound

-lTz to 3-pound pieces.

20c

MILLER & HARTS

3REAKFAST BACON Per pound Whole or half, per lb., 30c IOCKLESS HAMS Per pound ....... .1EATLETS Per pound AJMMER SAUSAGE Per pound 3AC0N SQUARES Per pound . ........ )RIED BEEF

Per pound

GOODS 32c

s'frr

20c 34c 30c 18c 50c

PEANUT BUTTER 2-pound tins . .

GILT EDGE BUTTER It's great. Per pound.. PURE LARD Swift's Open Kettle Rendered. 5 pounds. HOLLARD HERRING Pgr IwCg Va i Twra HEINZ DILL PICKLES--3 for LIBBY'S SWEET PICKLES Per dozen .. . .......

40c 45 c 58c 99c 10c 19c

iWIFTS PREMIUM BOILED HAMS ?er pound .......

50 c

XUB HOUSE COFFEE 3 lbsv $1.15; per lb . IP TOP COFFEE 3 lbs.. 72c; per lb. . )UR SPECIAL COFFEE 3 lbs.. 87c; rer lb....... .OLD NOTE COFFEE 3 lbs., 87c; per lb 'ELMO PANCAKE FLOUR Plain. Per package. , Buckwheat, 12c

40c 25c 30c 30c 10c

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VIRGINIA SWEET O c Per package 33c and

AUNT JEMIMA Plain.

Per package ...

Buckwheat, 17c PLANTATION Plain. Per package . . Buckwheat, 32c PURE BUCKWHEAT 5 ptlnds .............

15c 29c 32c

!0USE BROOMS 4 sewed. The greatest broom for the least money QQ -7er offered in this man's town. Limit of one to a customer. Each. . .

.OG TAVERN SYRUP Each -..... ALIFORNTA HONEY Per Mason pint jar Mason quart jars, 65c ;APLE SUGAR 1 -pound bricks, each...

29c 35c 33c

TEMPTOR BRAND SYRUP Q-

blue. Impound Red. I J2-pound. 9c

Blue, 5-pound, 22c KARO SYRUP Blue. 10-pound ,,;. Red. 1 0-pound, 52c

45c

:LaSSIC WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP Eight big bars of this well- OQr iown soap for

"ARMHOUSE CORN 3 cans for .ALIFORNTA PEACHES No. 2Vz cans ' IRA WBERRIES Heavy syrup. No. 2 cans ibby's r. a. cherriesNo. 2 Yz can ........ BLUEBERRIES No. 2 can No. 10 can, $1.50

31c 28c 28c 35c 30c

CAMPBELL'S BEANS 3 cans for CAMPBELL'S SOUPS 3 cans for SNIDER'S BEANS 3 cans for BRIAR RIDGE PUMPKIN No. 3 can. APRICOTS No. J can TOMATO PUREE No. I can

29c 29c 32c 13c 10c 7c

JH HENRY CHOCOLATE BARS ' 0r .... m:W ..v. mm m mm ... . IILK CHOCOLATE BARS AND MILK CHOCOLATE NUT BARS i f or

15c 10c

OREGON JUMBO PRUNES OQc 2 pounds ;alifornta prunes o c 3 pounds 7ANCY KIDNEY BEANS 9 6 C 2 ' pounds ..............

-OP CORN Sure Pop. 5 pounds

29c

PEARLED BARLEY ia Per pound BARLEY GRITS q Per pound jC MICH. SWT APPLE CIDER ocr 2-quart cans a&OC MILLER & HART'S MINCE MEAT The finest money can buy. 1 A Per package XxC

ANIMAL COOKIES, per lb., 19c BANANA FINGERS, per lb., 25c FAMILY TINS SODA CRACKERS OR GRAHAM DAINTIES, each. 66c MILK MADE MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI, per lb., 12c

?IMENTO CHEESE Per pound LUNCHEON CHEESE Per pound BRICK CHEESE Per pound iXL'W AMERICAN CHEESE Per pound WHEEL SWISS CHEESE Per pound LIMBURGER CHEESE Per pound AMERICAN CHEESE Very nippv. 18 mo. old, lb LEMONS Per dozen CAL. SWEET ORANGES Large size, per dozen SPANISH ONIONS Per pound

35c 35c 27c 27c 45c 27c 35c 25c 45c 8c

TANGERINES ii- j

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BALDWLN APPLES j Per peck j BANANAS Large. j Per dozen GRAPE FRUIT Large. i 10c each or 3 for

JERSEY SWEET POTATOES 6 pounds IDAHO POTATOES Per peck XXXX ICING SUGAR 2 pounds LIGHT BROWN SUGAR 2 pounds PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lbs DARK BROWN SUGAR

Z pounds

35c 60c 30c 25c 25c 40c 18c 15c 57c 12c

SELECTED LARGE CANDLED EGGS Every one guaranteed.

Per dozen HAND PICKED MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS 5 pounds

42c 29c

WE CARRY ONE OF THE FINEST, CLEANEST AND LARGEST STOCKS OF GROCERIES AND SMOKED MEATS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND YET WE ARE THE CHEAPEST