Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 25 February 1922 — Page 7

F hniarr 25, 1922.

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CLUB WOMEN GATHER AT GARY

Past and Present Executives

uather at Gary Country Club. (ET MT.S. L. Tt rETBn). Presidents and past president of the Ike County Federated Woman's Clubs i"-t for an annual mtsetlnir

at the Gary Country Club. At one orlokc un elaoorate luncheon was

t-r-(xl to about on hundred ladles, representatives from ilerrlllvllle. Holart. Lowell. Crown point. Hebron, Griffith, East Chkao. Whltlnjr. Hot,ortsdale and Hammond. A luslnes motlnar was held durinir which om- ' ers for the ensuing yar were elected, when Mm. Patterson as president and Mrs. J. O. Thompson as secretary and treasurer retired. New officers are Mrs. William Itoug-ht of -W-hltinir. president: Mrs. K. N Canlrie of East Chicago, re-electel vice president, and Mrs. Mattle Glbbs of Crown Point, -i-tary and treasurer. Durlnr the afternoon, unique entertainment was furnished, when the ladies were divided Into group and 'old to furnish some stunt for everybody's pleasure. Many and clever were he offerings. Another novelty same wt Mrs. Mattle Gibb first prise and virs. Harold "Wheeler of Crown Point. tie "booby" prize. Hammond had noro representatives than any other no oluli, and the ladles were Mrs. D. .1. Moran. Mrs. William A. Hill. Mrs. .T. M. Turner, Mrs. C. S. Kanard, Mrs. J. J. Ruff, Mrs. J. A. Aubrey, Mrs. Howard Stevens, Mrs. D. W. IseppTe, Mrs. J. O. Thompson. Mrs. .Icane Sawyer, Mrs. Bessie Blease Ttos, Mrs. Mary Hamilton and Mrs. L. T. Meyer. The day was: capitally fitted to the caslon, and a most delljrhtful day of -ood-fellowshlp was enjoyed.

U.S. BRINGS OPERATORS AND MINERS TOGETHER

tlNTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. The government's first move to prevent a nationwide coal strike on April 1 the callins: of a conference between coal operators and miners will be taken within a day or two. It was learned of -flclally at the department of labor tolay. Secretary of Labor Davis -will call t the attention of the two groups In the present controversy that the (bituminous wage award of 1920 stipulated that an Interstate Joint conference be held prior to April 1, 1S22, ,to discuss any differences that may exist between the employers and the workers. Inasmuch as there Is no super-organization existing among- the operators, it is prolable that Secretary Daivla will informally call the attention of individual operators to the existing' pact fietw-een tSfem. Officials today were confldene that U.ere would be little difficulty in brinsirr about a conference between the miners and operators. It waa said In s-ome Quarters that as a result of this conference Individual agreements protuoly would be entered Into in the yarl"in states to avert the general walkout scheduled for April 1.

TRAGEDIES ALONG THE AERIAL FRONTIER

NEW BUSINESS CODE . FOR UNION LABOR

BY W. H. ATKINS f STAFF .CORRESPONDENT I. N. SCTVICE1 WAtslIING'lON, Keb iio. A new business code for union labor and ror 'mployingf contractors Is the aim ef the lepartment of Justice today, In a country-wide campaign to remove the high :o?t element from construcUon work. The government's plan, os announc1 by Attorney General Iaughrty In makins public the term of the con--ont dtoree agree dto by New Tork building1 trades union, may take the form of a daring- attempt to uproot tho "closed -shop" as an American Institution . There will be no effort hy the government to dictate either the hours or conditions of labor, but the attorney general today held forth the definite ;,n4 unveiled threat that Indictments are due to be returned by grand Jurle3 against both union leaders and contractors association members if they fall to yield to the demand of the de-

tiartment of Justice to cease practices I

that are held to be stifling; competition :n building Jobs.

OIL STOVE EXPLODES; 3 BURN TO DEATH ft NTEF NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 CLKBUKNE, Tex., Feb. 21. Three persons were burned to death when an oil stove exploded and a large rooming house was destroyed by fire today. There were twenty people In the house at the time. A woman jumped from- the second story and sustained a broken arm.

P.roadway Howling alleys will meet to organize a Charles Dyer Booster club. Dyer is candidate for country clerk nomination.

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GARY NEWS

ISPECtAL TO THE T1ME51 i "WHITING, Ind., Feb. 23. Between the hours of 10:30 o'cilock last night and 2 this mornlne, a Ford truck containing more than M.000 worth of clothing, was stolen from the private garage of Loui Boumwhol, 412 One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Whiting. According to the owner, Mr. Bournwhol of the truck and clothing, there was no license on the truck. The only Identifying feature of this stolen Ford truck is the name of "Louis Boumwhol" appearing on the Hide of the car In large Roman letters. The recovery of the stolen car was expected a number of times today, when calls1 came Into tho Whiting police station that an unidentified Ford truck was standing In some lone spot, ' but at this writing all reports to this effort have proved false.

PARTICULAR ABOUT HIS UNDERWEAR "I don't know whether to censure you or not ftbout carelessness in regard to your health. That is not so Important as the mental vacuity you evidence In a fondness for silk underwear. I think I'll suspend the thirty days' Jail sentence, but I'll fine you t for shoplifting." 'That's what fpoclal Jude Seabright of Gary told John Miles when lie was ararigned in tho city court charged with string two suits of men's silk underwear from the c'lothing store at 753 Broadway.

dls award, this despite the fact that the unions have declared hey are unwilling to accept an agreement into which they did not enter. The unions say they will accept a lower wage but will not subscribe to the Landls award. The sub-contractors threaten to Import labor ii nd establish an open shop, it Id said. It begins to look as though the longawnlted building bourn must be postponed another year.

Katherine Hachnel Charges

Malpractice In Superior Court Suit. Dr. Joseph Plamondsteln, West Hammond physician, was made defendant in a damage jpuit filed in the superior court at Hammond today by Katherine Haehcel. 357 Sheffield ave.. Hammond. Mrs Haehnel says that last June she started taking treatment from Pr. Dlamondstein for an ailment of the throat

and tcnsils. For $200 she says the physician undertook to cure her of the .dis

ease which he said was tonslitls. The treatment continued 'rittl September 6 when an operation for the removal of the tonsils was advised. It was rerformed. Mrs. Haehnel charges that the physician in attempting to cut and remove the tonsils, also cut hr palate and severed tissues and nerves

which should not have been affected by

the surgery. he alleges she could not

sreak audibly for about four months and

that she was nick in bed six weeks lolloping the operation. She asks for $5,000 damages. Sheerer A White are her attorneys.

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BOARD MEETING. The Gary Board of Works will meet -Monday morning to confirm the assessment and award of the E. Fifth avenue opening and to confirm the declaratory resolutions of the opening of Chase street and Industrial Highway.

BV CKOTtOK U. HOLirKS f STAFF CORRESPONDENT t. N. SERVICE) WASHING Ta.N, Fel. 25. .v timely warn'ng ns given to the republican congress today against going too far in reducing the size of the American navy . Tho warning1 which was more in the nature of a strong: hint, was conveyed by President Hardlnjr to the members of the house naval affairs committee at a white house conference. Members of the committee were summoned to the white house by the president and there was a "full exchange of views" as to the cutting and slashing- that Is to be done to the Ameiican navy. No fipures were se and no prog-ram was agreed upon, it was stated by those participating th meet'ng resolving Itself Into an amicable discussion of opinion.

Capt. Charles L. Hussey.

Cspt. Charles L. I'assey of the ebvbS reserve force at Washington has been ordered to London as naval attache at the American embassy there. He sucr2eda Rear Admiral Nathan C. Twininjr, who ha a been designated to command the special service squa Jroa. Gary Xlot-jr 'I rui.k V .i;i.ny, a. corporation, bankrupt, will o .V-r at public sale on the premises of so d bankrupt in the city of Jary, Inllai i, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m.. Monday, March 6, 1922, and continuing there ifttr from day to day until satisfactory bids shall have been received, all of 'he real estate and personal property 1 elonging to the estate of said bankrupt described as follows: That part of the Northeast quarter

of the Northwest quarter of Section Fight 8). Township Thlrty-ix 86) North. Range Eight (5). West of the Second Principal Meridian, descrlbtd as followa. to-wit: Beginning on the North line of the Northwest quarter aforesaid, at a point two hundred seventy-two feet west of the East line thereof, thence Sooth to the North line of Ninth Avenue as laid out in the City of Gary, thence East one hundred feet, thence North to the North line of the Northwe&t quarter aforesaid, thence West one hundred feet to the place of beginning, situated In the City of Gary, all in Lake County, Indiana. Also. Lots numbered Ten (10. Eleven (11) and Twelve (12). in Block numbered One (1). as marked and laid down on the recorded plav of Hermann's Second Addition to Tolleston (now Gary), in LaKe County. Indiana, subject to the easement of the public over the West fourteen feet of Lot No. 12. as above described and row existing as a public alley and highway in said City of Gary, Indiana, including all reversionary interests In taid Gary Motor Truck Company, by reason of said easement and dedication on which same is based. Also all machinery, tools, equipment, materials manufactured and In the process of manufacture, supplies, office fUiTilture and fixtures, and all other Personal propeity of every Kind .id character as set forth in trusf.-a's inventory of ;d assets, together w!;h the good wll et said bankrupt, and including the name. Gary Motor Trunk Company. All of said property has been order- ! sold for cash free and clear of liens v.d encumbrances, and uu abstract of ' tic to said real estate will be fur?,-i-hed to the purchaser. Bidders will be "quired tc deposit -with "the undersigned trustee by cash or other means .satisfactory to the trustee an amount equal to fifteen per ctnt of their bid, such deposits to be returned to unsuccessful bidders, and deposits so m:iu by successful bidders to be credited ur.on the amount of purchase price. For further particulars apply to the undersigned trustee, at room 234, Federal iiulldlng. Hammond, Indiana. CHARLES I SURPRISE. Trustee in Hankruptcy McAleer. Porsey 4; Gillett, Attorneys for Trustee. 2:24:3:"

INSIST ON LANDIS AWARD At a meeting of Gary sub-contrartnrs at tho Commercial club It was agreed to fight to force every building tra'io union in the county to accept the Lin-

LINE FORMS TO LEFT. Steve narzo, 9S0 Rutledge street, brought a small still to the Gary police station which he said had been left "n his porch. The police h.tve questioned the owner of the still to call for It.

ORGANIZE FOR DYER.

Nine hundred Gary bowlers, headed '-y Kriest Kayton. next week at the

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Manure, cinders and hauling. I'hone 1S35-M Hammond. 2:25:3 LOST Two sheep. Mike Setw-sten, Kriirk,erlMif ker Farm Jla mmorid.2j"5 :3 LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GARY MOTOR TRUCK COMPANY Notice is hereby given that pursuant

to an order of the Honorable Harry C g

Sheridan, referee in bankrupcy of the United States District Court for the district of Indiana, the undersigned trustee in bankruptcy of the estate o?

PMHHHHHMUHIHMBIHMMHni In Mcmoriam

IN MXMOB.lA.84 Lydia McRlll. nee Hartke. In sad but fond remembrance of our dear daughter Lydia, who passed away one year ag-i, Feb. 24th: Gone, but not forgotten, A precious one from us has gone, A voice we loved is stilled j A place is vacant In our home. Which never can be filled. God In Ills wisdom has recalled. The boon His love had given. And thourh the body slumbers here, The soul' is safe in Heaven, From Jour loving Father, Mother. Sisters and Brothers. 2:2 4

ECZEMA

IS CURABLE White me today and I will send you a free trial of my mild, soothing, guarn ii I red treatment that will prove it. Stops the itching and heals permanently, fiend no money just write me that Is all you have to do. Address Dr. Cnnnaday, 2016 Park Square, Sella 11a, Mo. 12:10

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PETER W. MEYN, Pres. JOS. W. WEIS, Vice Pres.

DAVID T. EMERY, Sec-Treas. CHAS. H. WOLTERS, Asst Sec-Treas.

C. A. ETLING, Mgr. Tax Department

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