Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 16 March 1922 — Page 7

Thursday, March 16. 1922.

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iRT DEPARTMENT. WOMIX'S CLl'n The art committee of the Hammond "Woman's Club will observe the public day of the department Saturday afternoon at three o'clock In the club room of the. Knights of Pythias Hall. The ladies c-f the committee In charge have engaged ITlss Dorothy 1. Wilson of Chicago, who will present a program of monologues and dialect stories. Miss "Wilson has studied in- the Morgan Studios of Chicago, where she took specialty work, and In the Terre Haute State Normal. T.?r graciousand radiant personality fits her particularly well for the recital work in which she is engaged. Her stories and character portrayals are priven in an elevating- and captivating- style. There will be a number of special features in addition to Miss AYilsonjs entertainment, including- numbers by the high school orchestra. It's Just a cheap to buy a Kr-Uy. William A. "Voungr. representative of a number of insurance companies, ha? returned from Springfield, Illinois, whore he Interviewed and received the Hammond tgsnry for t Continental Auto Insurance Association. Mr. and llrs. G. S. Ross of Oar field istreet delightfully entertained at a miscellaneous shower yesterday afternoon for their daughter. Mrs. Edwin Ray. The rooms were ery attractive with St. Patrick's Day tokens, and after a pleasa.it social afternoon an J elaborate buffet luncheon was served to thirty Ruests. and the Rust of honor was the recipient, of a number of beautiful sMfts. Th'.- from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. Alhy and Mrs. Molton of Chirapo and Mr. and Mrs. Billings of Quiucy, HI. Mrs. II. A. lamprell will entertain the ladies of the Magazine C'.ub tomorrow at a luncheon in her homo on Webb street. Mrs. Ethel Lcnore Clifford, formerly director of the Clifford Conservatory of Music of Hammond, will be at home to her friends and patrons at her studio. 1533 Hyd Park boulevard. Chicago, on Sunday afternoon, March tho nineteenth, at half pasl three o'clock. A short piano 1 msram will bo followed by a talk on t!e music of Northern Kurope by Mr. Albeit Franolsous. Miss Marion Cunningham. Miss Iuella Ciaus and Miss Berdie ivian of Hammond are among thoss who will appear on the piano proji-am. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kirk of State street announce the. birth of a little daughter. Po:i:ia Jean, on Wednesday. March the fifteenth. Mis. Kirk is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bail. Your hair will welcome Blue Pevil and fluff right up. 3-13-6 Miss Zlia Smith of Detroit street left today for Battle Cr?k and Detroit.

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Our Spring footwear displays are complete, presenting the most attractive designs in a variety of distinctive styles. The prices are exceedingly low for our quality shoes. Compare them with others you'll find out why Miller's are always busy.

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Alien., to sjenJ a few days with 'relatives and iiiends. Miss Lilian lluunbeig of Chicago and Max Oios ot tiamniviifi have uetn :lceiiaed tv w -d in Ctii.:-6 .' Ml. Adelia Mntiay of West Williams street in enjoying mi extendt-a Vis,t with ti'Unus in lNvllaue, u.

The ail Uipurun-iu of tn ll-im;n..iii Vi uiiiui, u e.ai.,j Will iiitv,. vvii .ai. 1 . .&c.iel' lit lij uj.ilc, J L its.Jo k. e . L, i .iuiiuu) ..i.iiu.., uaeli t-.c t vLlOLl,, I.U .,om ;.' l Uvi". a,H 11. jUjl-l.i'.'ll uUi i uuiia u.iu i! I aiiv 1. v , .1. Itwa a kitivl vJl "A' 3 111 .,1,. . O. ...ju.wf vl.l Ultii'Ua u.c.1. 4i.Atcu a.,a cvciy iiiinioit is, uijiCii Ij U'J .ti ULteliUal.uc . 1111 OH Y OL.P.tRT.ilH.Vr. Mrs. j. ..... iiainil 01 U c-t liiftiiiaua street veiy tiacuuiy i-uuiumlu tiiu nieiiloiis ul l,.e ititut ufpu.li.ie.il. ea Ium ximmno.'iu Vu...ns e-.o . .iviiity a. lci noon, jira. . u. .Me-yr, mu Li.4Ui.iuii, lead lu-j uuai ' J..!. kin.ii.uea ut no tusiumary bumituo c.f&i..-u. col. L.. 'i, .ufjti, a spciiiur ul' i'ie aiiemoon, was 1 11 iron uvea, u..ia lie gttvo a 1.10-L Hilciesui.t; a.iu liiol.ueut taut .n i-uke county. In a convincing manner, Mr. Meyer showed that ukc coun.y has perliupo the most Intui eslitig history 1,1 any county in the slate. Ho compared th. early seograpny with the pres-nt. touching on the early trapper days and the extermination of fur-bearing animals, the rivalry of th-! red man, the pioneer and tho coming of th agriculturists, the introduction of the locomoiive, and finally the development of Chicago, the building of railroads and steel industries in Iake county. Mr. Meyer delighted the committee wi.n th novel Indian stories and romantic fables of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. Mr. W. C. Uolman, another speaker, gave a comprahensive address on "History in the Making." Mr. Belman elaborated upon the pofsibilities and limitations of education, stating that Indiana turns out less than one hundred teachers a y.-ar and the replacing of teachers in ocr industrial community alone is three hundred in number. Mr. Belman believes that Hammond will some time establish a normal training s-hool . Mr. William V;ceo'.o graciously sang a group of songs. "M" Appari Tutt Amor" from Flotow's "Martha"," "A Frangesa" by V. Mario Costa and "The Sunshine of Tour Smile." accompanied by Mr Wm. Mikesch. During the social hour, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Anderson served delectable refresments. Mrs. Harlan A nder 'r., who has been v7 ill for the past month, is rapidly convalescing and will soon be able to leave St. Margj'-et's hospital. Mrs. George Chapin will entertain the ladies of the Alpha Phi Club at a luncheon tomorrow in her home on Highland street.

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The liaise County W. C. T. U. quarterly executive -will niebt in Hammond tomorrow at the home of Mrs. R. B. Powiey, 41 S Eaton etreet. for an all day mmIoh. A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon. The members of the history department of the Hammond Woman's Club

j wifhing to ni:Ce reservations for the ! Lake County Federated Club luncheon ! on Wednesday, March the twenty-sec-j ond. to be held in the First PresUyterj ian church, plsase call Mrs, Is. P. Fcltzer before Saturday evening. Friends of Mr. Charles M. I-evln will be glad to hear that he Is slowly recovering from an Illness of several week'-' duration. Mr. Levin Is in the StAugustana Hospital of Chicago. A unique and delightful luncheon and birthday party was given this noon in the private dining room of t.ie Lake County Times, honoring Florence Green. The table was exquisite in appointments with a silver basket of suntnjrst roses and orchids and there were pink tapers burning in a silver candieabrum. The luncheon was an elaborate and delicious one, and the guest of honor was the recipient of a number of lovely gifts, together with the soJ wishes of her friends. Mrs. John A. Oavit will entertain the South Side W. C. T. L. tomorrow evening in 'her home on Hyslcp Place. The ladies i" take up Child Welfare work, and will do considerable sewing for the poor. Anyone having children's or infant's wearing apparel that could be put to good advantage will kindly call Mrs. Gavit or Mrs. Cameron of South Ho'nman street. These ladles will see that the clothing is called for. Mr. Kelly of the Visual Educational . Bureau of Chicago, wlil give a moving i picture version of the stories of the I "Sleeping Beauty" and Frank I Baura's I "Wizard Of Oi" on Friday afternoon in ; the auditorium of the Columbia school. (Before the entertainment the sixth and seventh grade will have a spell-down which will be interesting, and the parents and children are asked to be in attendance. Mrs. Thomas Tuley will entertain the members of the Fast Councilor's Club of the Daughters of Liberty tomorrow afternoon in her home on Waltham st.. 'and all Daughters of Liberty and their j friends are cordially Invited. Asslating Mrs. Tuley will be Mrs. Fred ! Cox. Mrs. Maude Hess. Mrs. M. Flanni- ! gan and Mrs. William Newman. The Christian Kndeavor Society nf the First Presbyterian church will hold its monthly business meeting tomorrow evening in the church. CONTRACTING COMPANY SUES The See Teaming & Supply Co., of Hammond haa a grievance against the H. W. & E. C. street railway company. It grows out of the paving of Fast State street, in the summer of 1919. The See company had the paving contract. Things were going nicely when it was decided to make the stree:

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car line put in a double track. It was necessary to tear up grade work which had already been done. The Green Line ie said to have done a poor Job at laying the new track which caused th rails to loosen and break up the pavement. This made It necessary for the contractors under their maintenance bond to spend $589.23 in making repairs. Then it is charged the street car company in laying the new track dug out the crushed stone which had been placed by the contractors for the street foundation. This stone was loaded on cars and hauled away. The material la said to be worth 352 12. All of this w? explained In a suit for damages fil"'d today by the contractors against the street car line, in the Hammond superior court. They demand reimbursement for their los-?s. Uomberger, Petery and Morthland are attorneys f-,r the plaintiff.

THIS CLIENT ACCUSES HIS I INTERNATIONA!. NEWS SERVICE ) INDi ANAI'OLIS. Ind.. March 15. Because M-!ke JCoran. convicted counterfeiter of tjrary. thinks be didn't get his money's woith from his lawyer in the case, Dimltre Kc-onomofT, Gary attorney, is to have an opportunity to explain things to Judge Anderson in Federal court. When Zoran was indicted he employed Fconomoff to defend him with the understanding, according to Zornn's affidavit that the fee would be "$300 or $400, or maybe $500." That was a!) right. E3jt. Zoran complains, when time came for the trial here, Economoff demanded $750. This was paid because of the attorney's alleged promise that Zoran would not have to bother about any witnesses or any defense it was to be used In federal court to keep Zoran out of Jail. "All you have to do is to pay your money," Zoran swears lie was to'd. Much to his nurprise. however, the $750 failed to perform the miracle for Zoran and he was sentenced In 1910 to serve three years at Atlanta penitentiary. Now that he is wjt on parole he wants the affair straightened out. and on the strength of the affidavit. District Attoreny ElHot has fiied an information against Economoff. WHAT DO THE JEWS BELIEVE In his sermon at the Sibley street synagogue, Friday. March 17th, at S:00 o'clock in the evening. Rabbi Julius Rappaport will discuss the question that has been puzzling and perplexing serious minded men both within and without Judaism: iat do Jews Believe? The answer will be given iby the Rabbi. Seats are free. All are welcome. Sunday, March 20tli, at two-thirty p. m.. there will be a children's mas-c,-.ierade in the community hall of the Sibley street synagogue under the auspices of the "Women's Society of the Daughters of Israel, the older children will present a lurim drama. The committee will apportion the pews in the synagogue according to the choice of the members thereof, at a uniform price. Refreshments will be served to all. ASKS $500.00 FOR INJURIES The city of Hammond and the H. TV. &. K. C. street railway company were today made defendants in a damage suit filed by Clinton E. Ellison. Mr. Ellison says that on February 27. 1920. he stumbled over a pile of debris at the corner of Oakley avenue and State St., and injured his leg. lie says the debris was piled in the street by the street car company which was repairing its tracks and that the city failed to make the company kep the street clear. McAleer, Dorsey and Giilett are attorneys for the plaintiff who asks for $500 damages. j Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere thanks to our Kind 'riends and neighbors during the illness and death of our only son and brother. Rev. Heneslee for his comforting words, Mrs. Whiting and Mrs. Hill for their lovely selections, the employees of the 1. H. P.. and the R. of L. S. and K. Alo for the beautiful floral offerings and use of autos. His loving Mother. Father, Sister?, Neice and Nephews. MR. &. MRS. LEWIS KOLL.WITZ. WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP l STATE STUF.ET, TTrnivtitrh with Gold Silver Thread: aluo matrh all colors. Rntton Hole, tltittonni Covered, Embroidering. Braiding, Beading. I'hone Hammond . 3-7-tf Hammond Musical College, Piaeo. Voice. Violin. Ptibllo Spealf teg, Ukelele. Banjo, Mandolin. Guitar. Dancing, Dramatic Art. 10-1 Mrs. Anna L. Warner and Mrs. Emma Gluth are prepared to do high class dressmaking. 58 150th st. Fhon 937-M. 3-ll-r Even the dog likes to be really clean and sweet once Use Blue Devil on him. NOTICE. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one but myself. 3-16-3 A RTHL'U GRAGRDO. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Beginning Monday. March 20th, The Times Newspapers vi 111 change their make-up from a 7 column 13-em page to an 8-column 12-em page and advertisers are requested to govern themselves accordingly Th Times hope ty this arrangement to enhance its value as an ' advertising medium to a still greater degree. LAKE COUN'TT PRINTING AND PVBLT5HTNO CO.

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JOSEPH B. BERO ET AU GRAVEL, ROAD, WEST CREEK AND HANOVER TOWNSHIP. LAKE CO., IND. NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD LETTING, LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. State of Indiana, County of Lake, ss: Xot'.ce is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of said County, will receive sealed proposals for the improvement of a certain highway in said County, by grading, draining and paving said Gravel Road in West Creek and Hanover Township, known as the Joseph B. Rerg et al. Gravel Road, as set out In the plans, specifications and profile now on file in the office of the Auditor of said County, by and under the laws of the State of Indiana. Said seiled proposals will be opened and contract awarded on the 4th day of April, 1922, Bids or proposals will be received up until 1 o'clock P. M. of said day. Estimated cost of construction $5, 089. 00. Bids will be for the completion of said improvement In accordance with the plans, profile and specifications filed in the ottl. e of the .Viditor of said county, and shall Include all laboi and material for said work. In no case will extra compensation be allowed for additional work, alleged to have been done by the contractor or contractors, to whom is awarded the contract. Each bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond in the sum equal to double the amount if the bid filed for the work bid on. to be approv ed by the Board of Commissioners of said County. Said bonds shall be conditioned for the faithful performance of the work; the sureties, if personal, shall be resident freeholders of the State of Indiana, one of whom shall be a resident of Lake County. Said bond shall be for the benefit of any person, persons or corporation who hhall suffer any loss or damage by reason of any such bidder failing or neglecting to enter into a contract to perform such work awarded by the said Board of Commissioners or to carry out the same In any particular or to pay for any labor or material which may hav been furnished to any such contractor or contractors or any subcontractor, ager.t or, superintendent under him, In the construction of said work. Said improvement will be let as a whole to the lowest responsible bidder upon affidavit of noncolluslon, which must be submitted with their bid. and upon failure to submit such afiidavit. sui-h proposal or bid will be rejected by the Board; and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Time for the completion of said work will be agreed upon after the letting of said contract, by the Board of Commissioners and the successful bidder. Given by order of the Board of said County. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. GEORGE M. FOLAND, 3-S-1S-22 SAM E. WOODS ET AL. G HAVEL r.OAD. noss town-suit, lake CO.. IND. NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD LETTING, LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. State of Indiana. County of Lake, ss: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of said County, will receive sealed proposals for the improvement of a certain highw.-i;- in said County, by grading, draining and paving said Gravel Boad in Ross Township, known as the Sam B. Woods et al. Gravel Road, as set out in the plans, specifications and profile now on file in the office of the Auditor of said County, by and under the laws of the State of Indiana. Said sealed proposals will be opened and contract awarded on the 4th day of April. 1922, Bids or proposals will be received up until 1 o'clock P. M. of said day. Estimated cost of construction 514,200.00. Bids will be for the completion of said improvement in accordance with the plans, profile and specifications filed in the office of the Auditor of said county, and shall include all labor and material for said work. In no case will extra compensation be allo'ved for additional work, alleged to have been done by the contractor or contractors, to whom is awarded the contract. Ench bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond in the sum equal to double the amount if the bid filed for the work bid on. to be approved by the Board of Commissioners of said County. Said bonds shall be conditioned for the faithful performance of thtj work; the sureties, if personal, shall be resident freeholders of the State of Indiana, one of whom shall be His Examination Concluded, v A Scotch fanr.Pi was giving his Testimony In favor of a certain bill. "Is it true," said the opposing attornpy, "that you toM J"r. Blank you were willing to give your vidpnoe on the other side If they would pny you better?" "Aye." replied the farmer then, after a pause, "unci let nie put the same question to you if ye had been offered a bigger fee wad ye do hae been on the ither side yersel'i" -Boston Transcript. DON'T LET THAT COLD GET THE BETTER OF YOU If that persistent cought or cold is fastened on you at this season of the vear it may lead to serious results, "lour doctor would tell you that the soothing, healing elements in Father John's Medicine are exactlj' what he would prescribe for such a condition. The value of Father John'B Medicine has been proven by more than sixty-rtve years of success. It soothes and heals the breathing passages and, because of the nourishing food elements it contains, helps to rebuild wasted tissue and gives new strength with which to rebuild health. Get rid of that cold or fmio-h- row. before It 1 ton lste A4v

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a resident of Lake County. Said bond shall be for the benefit of any person, person or corporation who shall suffer any loss or damage by reason of any such bidder failing: or neglecting to enter Into a contract to perform such work awarded by the said Board of Commissioners or to carry out the same in any particular or to pay for any labor or material which may have been furnished to any such contractor or contractors or any subcontractor, agent or superintendent under lilm, In the construction of said work. Said Improvement will be let as a whole to the lowest responsible bidder upon affidavit of noncollusion. which must be submitted with their bid, end upon failure to submit such affidavit, such proposal or bid will be rejected by the Board; and the Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Time for the completion of aaid work will be agreed upon after the letting of said contract, by the Board of Commissioners and the successful bidder. Given by order of the Board of said County. GEORGE M. FOLAND, Auditor Lake County, Indiana. 3-S-15-22

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-9 Starts Thursday, March 16 and Ends March 20 EXTRA SPECIAL! For Tuesday and Wednesday It will be worth your while to see our Monday windows containing Tuesday and Wednesday Specials.

1-POUND BOX sorted Brilliant Candy, per box. . CANDY AsMixed 25c WASH BOILERS Heavy tin. corrugated copper bottom, heavy one-piece cover. Special prices: No. 9 reduced to 0 QQ, $3.25; No. 8 to. . . . I70 TEXTO ROPE SILK Heming: way's Texto Rope Silk, black and cclcrs, best quality for embroidering waists and dresses; the 6c value. Specially priced, Af per skein

EXTRA SPECIAL GUARANTIED PAINTS AT REDUCED PRICES C. R. Cave-, Rtady Mixed House Paint, guaranteed for five years. Thirty-two colors to select from. This is the same high grade paint that sold 1 QR for $2.59 per gallon. Price, per gallon LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS We are selling any and all Ladies' Home Journal Patterns. Pick them out while our stock Q q is complete. Special at These Wonderful Bargains for Friday, March 17th Only

WOMEN'S NECKWEAR Values to 39c. Special for Friday only. Your choice at WOMEN'S METAL AND CELLULOID GIRDLES Large variety of styles, 69c and Ejrif 98c values. Special at. . OV LADIES' PERCALE APRONS Stripe and fancy patterns, belted and tie back effects ; 98c QQq value. Friday only.... CHILDREN'S PURSES Genuine leather Purses and Hand Bags for Children. 69c value. Qq Special for this sale at. . BOYS KEDS Boys' black and white Keds, formerly known as tennis oxfords. Regular price, $1.35 per pair. Friday QQq special sale price, pair. . 2-IN-l SHOE POLISH Brown or black. Regular 15c box. For Friday, special sale price, 0C per box DOOR MATS Heavy long nap Cocoa Door Mats, size 16x27. Friday bargain price J J only

Attention! Bargain Hunters! ONE CARLOAD AMERICAN MAID ALUMINUM To Go on Sale FRIDAY ONLY Dish Pans, 10-quart size; Water Pails, 10-quart size; Rice Boilers. 2-quart size; Tea Kettles, 6-quartsize; Convex Covered Kettles, 6.quart size; Percolators, 2-quart size; Rotund Dotile Roasters. ALL THESE ON SALE FRIDAY AT $1.00 EACH

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MADE -YOU WINCE! USE Sloan's freely for rheumatic aches, sciatica, lumbago, overworked muscles, neuralgia, backaches, tti3 joints and for sprains and 6 trains. Jl pentlrolu vi&ouX rubbing. The very first time you use Sloan's Liniment you will wonder why you never used it before. The comforting warmth and quick relief from pain Viill delightfully surprise you. Keep Sioan's handy and at the rst &ign of aa ache or pain, use it. At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40,

SUDS1 Liniment DiaBSarlaS falI erm ar gaicklj healed br Dr.Hobson's Ecsama lintmcot. Good for pimply faeaa, ecrznoa. aene. Itching; akin, and ail 1 otherekm trouble. Oneof Dr.Hobsoo Family itoraediea. Any arucghft, DrHobson's 3

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TEXTO CROCHET COTTON Hemingway's Fibre Silk Crochet Thread, regular 15c value, 30c yard spool. Special, 1 Olp per spool 2 v TEXTO TIE TWIST Plain colors, also combination colors, excellent for1, making men's and boys neckties: 85c va!- CQ ue, special at. SILK THREAD Corticeffi Silk Thread, in black, white andtolors; 50-yard spool. Regu- 'T lar 10c value. Special at. . MEN'S SHIRTS Men's black sateen shirts, black Beauty brand, triple stitched, very good wearing quality. Regularly OC. $1.25. Special Friday.. 0v,U MEN'S HOSE Sample line of men's Silk Lisle and Mercerized Cotton Hose, assorted colors and sizes. Values up tot 39c. Ol"lf Special Friday only at. . MEN'S UNDERWEAR Men's medium weight merino wool Shirts and Drawers, all sizes. Regular price 95c. Spe- (ZQr cial for Friday only, each INFANTS' WHITE DRESSES Embroidered and lace trimmed. Sizes 6 months to 2 years: 79c value. Special for Fri- 4Qf day only T V BALL YARN Saxony and Germantown Knitting Yarn. Values to 35c. Odd lot. Your KC choice, per ball WOOD BEDS Two-inch posts, square top, in ivory, oak or mahogany finishes. Full size only. Friday"7 $5.00