Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 31 October 1922 — Page 5

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GARY NEWS i WIFE TRIES TO END HER LIFE i Cbtlinlnt? that sh. had Information tha her husband. v. T. Black, own- . r of tL oft drink rarlor at 003 Adams u. Gaj-y, was paying his attentions to ouher women, his wife. Pxl Bl&c'.r, attempt"! to take her 1LT ywtarday by drinking- r-art or th. contents of a bottle of iodine. Following l.er attempt at sutcWe, he was found writhing in pain. She rushed to St. Antonio's hospital on the south iJe. where it was stated 1 ills-morning- that nhe wl'-l recover. Her husband could not b located to lv htj version of the case. Police are conducting an investigation. GARY RUNAWAYS ARE BACK HOME Two Gary youne lads. Victor Carlson, S40 Vn Buren street and Jas. Cappony, 701 Jefferson street, yearner for "greener fields" and decided to run away from lioma. Packing: the'.r few belongings they disappeared but they did not get very far as they were picked up bv officer from the Chicago detective bureau and held for the- Gary police. Their parents "brought them back home yesterday. NEW LIGHT SYSTEM PLANNED Merrrtxws of th board of public works consldeired the recommendations of the G-ary City Plan Commission and pebllc in general at their regular meeting at the city iiail yesterday ajid rtated they would take no action of the. prcposed new (Broadway llghtlnff system until next SAYS WEEKS IS ELECTED City Attorney James A- Patterson, of Oaxy -who prepared a lengthy eptttion for the city council relative to a dispute over the election of George Weeka as cotmcllman In the first -ward to succeed William Eastbarn. stated yesterday that Weeks was uly elected to a seat on the city council. WATCHING FEDERAL GRAND JURY G-ary residents as well as other cities In the county will keep a close, tab on the "doings" of the federal grand Jary which, according to reports will go Into session tomorrow. November 1. Other Indict-

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14-. V -V, N V" v-xj;.5to i-i U WIGM SPCED MILK The cheapest milk in the country comes from the highest-priced cows, according to Guy H. Hall, director of the National Institute of Progressive Farming, at Chicago. Latest government figures show Milwaukee pays nine cents for its milk, while Chicago, eighty-six miles away, pays twelve. New York, Atlarta, Dallas and Galveston pay fifteen; Los Angeles and New Orleans fourteen; Seattle, Detroit and Memphis, thirteen; St. Louis, Pittsburg, Chicago and Portland (Ore.), twelve, and so on. Minneapolis and St. Paul, with tencent milk, alone approach Milwaukee, a: here again, Mr. Hall points out, it it a case of pure-bred stock and scientific farming. Milwaukee, however, gets the cheapest milk because in the adjacent county of Waukesha scientific farming has . reached the zenith. Waukesha is the cow capital of the world and next winments then tlaose returned at tlie last grand Jury cession ere expected to he returned. STEAL VICTIM'S MOTORCYCLE Mike Slatich, 1107 Jefferson street Gary, who has Just been released from the Mercy hospital after recovering from Injuries received In a Phone 794 Tel. 358

5 -v y.v e.'oo. t s. 'Hi i TBUCK ter it will have a cow Board of ! Trade, the first in the world. i Scientific fertilization redeemed i the harsh and reluctant soil of this country; money and time-savinj? tractors, such as the large Allis- i Chalmers model shown dragpinp a ' mechanical hay loader in the pic- ! ture, cultivate the soil and perform other labor quickly and cheaply; crops are harvested by the latest machines; co-operatively owned and operated auto-trucks rush the produce, principally dairy products, over beautiful hard roads to the Milwaukee market. Not only cows, some of wl produce 30,000 pounds of milk a year, are pure bred, but swine and sheep as well. This goes fo- goats, too, a new experiment, for Gen. O. H. Falk, presftlent of the Allis-Chalmers Company, is now building up a herd of- Toggenbergs on h:s Waukesha farm. Waukesha County has $6,000,000 worth of cattle, and 20,000,000 gallons of milk are produced annually. motorcycle accident the Sth of this month, roported to tho police that some one sole his motorcycle, follow ing tho accident. Twin City News Notes All ladies of the church are cordially invited to attend this meeting. The boys chorus of the Congregational church, under the direction of ytr. Olson, is progressing nicely. Sunday at' the evening ser--ice they delighted the audience with several fine selections. Next Sunday night the girls chorus will have a part in the service, they are being trained by Miss Mary Davis and Mr. Olson. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Robinson of North Baring avenue, were d'nner guests Sunday of Miss Alics Baldwin at Foster Hall, University of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sweeney motored out from Ravenswood Sunday and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kiernan on North Baring avenue. East Chicago Eastern Star was very well represented last evening at the Tri-County Association me-tlng at the Hammond Masonic temple. A goodly number attended the Hammond chapter in the afternoon which wa3 the official visit rf Grand Matron Mrs. Effie Harrison, to that chapter. There were more went over to the dinner at 6:30 o'clock and still more to the evening meeting when Valparaiso officer opined chapter. East Chicago officers put on the initiatory work and Crown Point officers closed chapter. This is the first organization of this kind in this part of

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-fie-,5 L8 TRACTOR- HAYLOAPER The last census showed receipts of $5,080,000 from dairy products. The county has more Guernsey cows than tl : Isle of Guernsey itself; there are 60,000 HolsteinFriesians, and a large representation of Jerseys, Ayrshires and Shorthorns. "Pure bred stock and mechanical farming find their complete justification in Waukesha County, continued Mr. Hall, "and the saving is shared with the ultimate consumer. The country needs more of such, counties, and they are being de-i veloped." the state and was splendidly represented from the three couittiea, Porter, L,aporte and Lake. Miss Estelle Brown and her brother. Master Edgar Brown, entertained twenty-two of their friends, eleven girls and the same number of boys, last evening at a masriued hallowe'en party at their home on 7th street, Mark. Prizes Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It. Dr. Edward's OUv0 Tablets, the substitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. Teople afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act frently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural notion, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickeninsr, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without criping, pain or any disagreeable, effects. Dr. V. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice among patients . afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Take one or two every niht for a week and note the effect. l."c and 30c. Adv.

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w-r; given for the children who did the best stunt, those were warded to Karl Hundley and Marjory Collins. The children enjoyed various kinds of entertainment also the delicious two course lunch served by Mr?. Brown. Th.-; teachers of the Twin City school system are anticipating a fine time this evening at the masquerade hallowe'en party at the McKlnley school. Miss Edna Rottcnberg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I... Rottenbcrg, of Guthrie street, has returned to nor home, after spending tha past two years with relatives In New York City. Th; Disraeli club, a new organization of the Jewish young men, of Indiana Harbor, wish to announce their first annual ball to be given Sunday, Nov. 26th at Auditorium hall. The Christian and Methodist Ladies' Aid of Mark entertained at a joint masquerade party last evening In tho Scout house, which had been appropriately and cleverly decorated

I for the occasion. It was necessary ! to have two grand marches, one for j the. children and one for the grown i up:i as the room was too small for j all to Join in one march; these were j much enjoyed as were the games J and tho awarding of prizes to the ! bent dressed lady, which was Mrs. : Taylor Brown, and to the best dress ed man, which was Rev. bnyder, ana to the most comically dressed man, Clarence Van Inwegan. In tho children's the prizes were given to Jano Smith and Elaine Glenn. Dainty refreshments were served and the ladles on the committees are very grateful to all who helped to make l'.-.e affair the splendid success which it was. ' Mr i fully Mrs. M. J. Kiernan very delightentertained the children of the neighborhood last evening at a mas querade hallowe'en party at her hor.ie on North Baring avenue. The little folks enjoyed many stunts peitainng to the season, such as bobbing for apples and many other things which are dear to the heart of a child. The home had been very prettily decorated and the children 1 COUGH 0 REMEDY FOR THE RELIEF OF Coughs, ColdsCroup WHOOPING CGUGH. HOARSENESS BRONCHITIS -SOLO EVERYWHERE I

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more than enjoyed the dainty two course lunch served, by the hostess. The Congregational Men's Club will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening In the church parlor. They will have a debate on the "Release of Our Political Prisoners." All men of the community are invited to this meeting.

DECATUR The first (school bullying erected In Decatur is being razed. Erecjed In 1S54, it served as a six room school house for many years before being moved away to make room for tho present Central building. For a number of years it has etood a landmark on tho main street of the city, being used as an office building for a coal company. AKRON Akron, Ind., like Akron Ohio, wants the distinction of being a city and Indiana Akronites are taking offense to the word "town"' as applied to their municipality. Akron, with a live commercial club Is asking the newspapers of surround ing cities and towns to substitute the word "city" for the word "town" in referring to the metropolis of he north end of Fulton county. WARSAW Warsaw girls are smoking cig-arettes accorfdlpg to police. They are puffing the "pills" at home, on the streets at night ' and while xarticipatlng in automobile parties, the coppers claim. Chief of Police C. W. Dougla s reports many complaints have been made to him recently by persons who object that the feminine smoker' appearance In public places while smoking. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. GENERAL AMERICAN" TANK CAR CORPORATION. A Corporation, vs CITY OF EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA, A Municpal Corporation. No 22348. TO THE CITY OF EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA, AND THE CITIZENS THEREOF: You and each of you are hereby notified that the General American Tank Car Corporation, a corporation, has filed a petition in the Lake Superior Court In Room No. 2 thereof. Cause No. 2; 3 43, praying for a vacation of the plat of Lots one (1) to forty-one (41) both inclusive in Block twenty-one (21). lots one (1) to thirty-four (34) both inclusive in Block twenty-two (22), lots one (1) to eighteen (18) both inclusive in Block twenty-three (23), lots one (1) to thirty-six (36) both inclusive in Block twenty-five (25), portions of the plat of Park addition to Indiana Harbor as marked and laid down on plat recorded -March 30, 1902, in ! plat book 6, page 32 in the recorder's 1 office of Lake County, Indiana. Also I f or the vacation of the plat of the ! alleys therein and not heretofore j vacated, and also for the vacation of j the entire plat of Calumet Company's ; re-subdivision of blocks twenty-six (26), twenty-seven (27) and twentyeight (28) In said Park addition to Indiana Harbor as marked ajid laid down on plat recorded March 2. ID 12

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in plat book 10, page 10 in the recorder's office of Lake Count-, Indiana, and also plat of lots one (1) tc eight (S) both inclusive, portion of the plat of a res ibdlvislon of part of block twenty-four (24) in taid Park addition to Indiana Harbor as marked and laid down on a plat recorded on January 20. 1912, in book 10, page 19 In the recorder's office of Lake County. Indiana. Copies of ta;o plats are attached to said petition. The lots and blocks described in all of said plats are port of Park addition to Indiana Harbor, being a subdivision of tte South half (S. Vi ) of the Southwest quarter (SW 1-4) of the Southwest quarter (SW 1-4 of section twenty-two (22) and the North half (N) of the Northwest quarter (N'W 1-4) of the Northwest quarter (SW 1-4) of section twentyseven (.21) and that part lying East of the railroad rights of wny of the Northeast quarter (NE 1-4) of section twenty-eight (28) all In Township thirty-seven North. Ranjre nine (0) West of the Secor.d Principal Meridian in Lake County, Indiana. You are further notified that said petition will como on for hearing on the 21st day of November, 1922, in said Court before the Judge thereof in the Superior County Court in Hammond, Indiana, at which time you may appear and remonstrate thereto, and in default thereof the same will be heard and determined

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