Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1922 — Page 5

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Lcl: to right, -boe. Dr. Maria Gordon, air. Combe Tenaaut- beU--Acne Maude Royden and Misa Margaret G. Bond a eld. November is eotnc to be a bl month for women oo both aides t tb AUantic. for electron in both the United States and England shoui. pve the world taaay wsmen in high public office. N lees than ftft vkomec will be candidates tn the British election. Many of them ai well cdowo in America because of recent visits here. Miss Margaret G, Bo&dfieJcJ is knowc as a champion of labor. She represented the Na tjonaJ Kederation of Woroet Workers of Great Britain at the interna Uonni labor conference in Washington three years aeo. SIe is running on the Labor ticket. Miss Anes Maude Royden is England's cmh woman nreacher. She was in this country last spring Dr. Ojjilvie Gordon, another candidate, accompanied the Countess of Aberdeen to this cora.try in 19irs Mrs. Coombe Tennant is known for her support of the iiague of Wati??i5.

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o New Albiny) Road Is narrow .d has many sliarp turn in vlnity of Wj-andotta Cave. Drive arefuUy Between Lanesville and - w Albany account heavy grading State Road Xo. 17 (Uigonior to Ohio line) New gravel between awaka and Brimfield. Sta.e Road Xo. 0 (Mt. Vernon. Princeton, Jasper) Dirt -oad between Winalow and Jasper, soft in places. Soft fill at of Oakland Ciry account of grading. State Road Xo. 21 (Liberty, Richmond, Fort Wayne) Do. our east around construction at south edge of Winchester. State Road Xo. 22 (Bedford. JlarV.insville, Indianapolis) Ddliour west at north ed,e of Blooming. on account construction. State Road No. 24 (Taimyr- to Brownstown) Traffic should g; via Fredericksburg to Salem in wet weather. S.ate Road No. 28 (Bloomington. Nashville, Columbus, Madison) Southern end known as Guthrie trail. Drive carefully between Bloomington and Nashville for flv(milea southeast of Columbus. Excellent detour via Kllzabethtown. Look out for fresh gravel between Vernon and North Madison. State Road No. 27 (Wabash, Warsaw and Goshen) New gravel from Silver Lake .to ClaypooL Detour one-half mile south of Warsaw account bridge construction. State Road No. 29 (Lafayette, Russiavllle, Oxford) Fresh Brave! between Montmoreuci ajid Lafayette. S.ate Road No. 31 (Danville. Rockville, Montezuma) Two detours to side of road east of Balnbridge, and one detour to side of road west of Rockville account new bridgro construction. Drive carefully aro".nd curves east of Rockville. State Road No. 32 (Lafayette, Crawfordsviile, Greencastle, Bloomington) Loose stone and grade work between Spencer and Clover-dale.

Crawfordsrii.e, Covington and 1. lijicis line) Some fresh gravel tat of Covington. State Road No. 34 (ConnersvilU. lVookr'.Ue and Ohio line) Siior detour at Ue of road around con struction tnree miles south of LirookviUe. Detour good In tlrj weather; impassable in extreme wet' weather. State Road No. 37 (Wcstneld. Anderson, Muncle, Union CI y)- Detour one miie north around briiisv const ruction between Muncie and Selnia. State Road No. 39 (Indianapolis. Rushville, Urookvllle) Narrow for ten miles northeast of UrookvllleRough, Indianapolis to Rushville. State Road No. 40 (Madison, Vevay, Aurora) Drive carefully from Madison to Brooksburs accoun yradlns and fresh gravel. State Road No. 49 (Kentland to Chicago) Bridge out at Shelby. Detour west to Momenco, 111., and ove" the Dixie highway. State Road No. 53 (West Baden o Shoals) Dirt portions soft. Use chains. Should be avoided by heavy loads. Parts of state roads not specifically referred to and roads not mentioned are in srilendid condition.

HESSVILLE

iiu .-ii. a. coaimillee of the i'urent Teachers association is planning a box social and dance Saturday evening. Nov. 11th at the Hessville school gymnasium. A large attendance is desired so come and enjoy the evening's program. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maydon and children spent Wednsday in Hammond. Mr. August Tarnoskl transacted business in Hammond Wednesday. Mrs. John Ttuncamp was called to Chicago on account of the illness of her father.

.a.bartt, s.ail daughter oi Mn und .vlra. Marv n smitn, who has bten i,uite ill the j.ast two we ks, is rported as being slightly better at present. Mr. aiid Mrs. A. J. Adelsperger are now residing in the Mrs. W. 1'oile.ow, sr., residence on Kennedy a en ue. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mcntz'r were Inuiana Harbor busiiess visitors Tuesday. '1 !k- Jolly Six met at the honj of Mrs. Fred Dtdebw, Behool street, Wednesday afternoon. The aftrn .oil was very pleasantly spent with needle work. A delicioun luncheon was esrved by the hostess to the following memb rs, Mrs. Wm. Laske and son, Mrs. Herman La.ke. and son, Mrs. A. J. Adelsprger and Mrs. H. E. Hopp of Hammond. The ladies report a 'very delightful time and are looking forward to the next social meeting which will tak plac at the home of Mrs. Wm. Havngas. Mr Wm. Dedelow, nr.. arVl daughters, Mrs. E. Nunow and Mrs. Harvey Ruhl. were Hammond shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Ward Kessler entertained the officers of the Dorms Aid Soclty at hre hom on Kennedy avenue Monday afternoon. Next official meeting will be at tha home of Mrs. Ward Smith.

e- y ot the body of a male inta:. ii i. b -e nunti! tarity. er ity-j eai-o!,l t'pi niKi if-lti rr:an V: u ed reetu ly. Cii.il A. Sehlllunder, as ti; no di, ai f x;j.liir. Made the dis ovtry diu-i.it; an autopsy hr pei .oiii,ed on toe noui's body. Accoi din,; to Dr. Seiil. lander tii niid's boiij . a well formed fro;, ilie mhiu,i..i.' s to the feet. The hea ..as mi:-.s, n,-:, liov. ever, and .he aio. .vie not properly Ior;:;od. The body v. as Included in a eor ..a a sack which was tilled with . .atty flu d. AciorditiK to the do. iur the man died a natural Jeat.. and wu.s riufiniil in every other was. The man was married and had Bev. ral children. Dr. Sehillanuer i: inclined to believe tha. the embryonic body had been in the mail since his birth.

it fie but the Jury decided after hour's deliberation that the . oner traa guilt? ef robbery. A -w trial was aked.

Clop Has Last Word if ITo Women Are Around

the Southward county cnu't. "Madam." replied Judge Sir ThnmJs . firanser, "you have forfottcn woman."'

The paid Tip merfihftrship of the American Legion in I'ei; Ivin numbers r.j.S'tl'.

liNTm;c. Nov. "A policeman " via rlways have the last word," BasoLall is beginning to supplant 'i n.-.titjv runnrked a. wr.rn.in in butt fiphtin? n a ?pnr' in M. vi .

DISCOVERY ASTOUNDS

MED CAL CIRCLES

GIVE BABE NAMES EJNUUcrll FOjti TEK

1 1MERNAT10N AL NEWS SERVICE Vs X r a.am x ii.rfA.v.il, Fia-, Nov. 4. lieeause their tbonyKklnneJ daughter vvas born with teeth, Zichariah Corn Crib Tyler, father, and Jane Melit.su Peiiles Anne Clemen Ina Ruth Love Tyler, mother, today named their black child Lavinia Haniinia 1. enley Coleman Hampton DeJarnette Extra Superior Quality Perilcs Tiny Tyler.

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NORTHERN SPYS STEEL REDS HUBE0RDS0NS R. I. GREENINGS

STARKS TALPA HAWKINGS RUSSETS WAGNERS

Autoposy Over Man Bring To Light A Remarkable Find.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SPRINGFIELD. Mass., Nov. 4. Medical circles in this vicinity were astounded yesterday by the discov-

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Not Robber, but Booze

Peddler, Strange Plea p Direct from grower to consumer. These apples are m bulk, i

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Cl.NCl.N.sAll, Ohio, Nov. Ber

nard iiaoerman, twenty-five, o; Brooklyn, N. Y., made the unique

plea when arraigned here recently as one of the principals in a "pawn- j shop robbery that he was a boot- : legger, but not a hold-up man. H" I testified on the witness stand that

he rartiejrated in illhit whiskey

Flease bring bags and baskets. Prices are very reasonable.

fi Come, look them over.

h Car at Erie team tracks between Sibley and Fayette Sts.

Will be at car all day Sunday.

CONDITION OF INDIANA

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I SPECIAL TO THE TIUXS. IND1ANAP.3L1S, Nov. 4. The Indiana state highway commission bulletin on the condition of roads in the tat highway system for the corning week is as follows. State Road No. 1 (New Albany. Seymour. Indianapolis, JCokomo. .south Bend to Michigan Una)-One mile south of city limits of Kokemo detour abound county construction. In wet weather detour west at Crothersville ar.d via Dudley town. State Road No. 2 (Lincoln highway, Valparaiso, South Bend, Ligonicr and Fort Wayne to Ohio line) Closed for construction through Dyer and Schrerville and from Valparaiso to Porter-Lake county line. Da,our at Klmrael for Liironier. State Road No. 3 (National road, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Rich rnond) Open cast of Indianapolis to Ohio line except for one mile through Dumcith, and for two miles ast of Greenfif 1.1. Detour at points west of Itidianapolis, excepting near Brazil, sarn as during summer. Some saeu.ies of new pavement nor.' open ;o traffic. State Road No. 4 (Mt. Vernon. Evansvllle., Paoll, Seymour, Aurora and Ohio line) New penetration top pavement between Aurora and Lawrenceburg completed and road now open after beinr closed eight wfcdks. Turn left at Main and Seventh streets in Eooneville proceeding to end of street, then righ on road to Tennyson, thence du east to near Gentryville in Spencer county. Dirt road from Brownstown to Dale, and from Crystal to Kaysville. Detour between Dale and Hantingburg via Johnsburg. Look out for new culverts between Versailles and Aurora. State P.oad No. 5 (Vlncennes to Mitchell) Two bridges eut between Vlncennes and Wheatland. Runarounds are bad; advisable to detour via Monroe City in wet weather. Road 13 narrow tut fair from Shoals to Mitchell. Take -Willow Valley hill on low gear. State Road No. 6 (Madison.

reensburg, Shelbyvllle, Indlanapo- j lis, Montp,"lier) Under cons rue.

tion but passable for eight miles south of Versailles. State Road No. T (Kentland. Transport. Huntington) Loose stone between Wolcott and Kentland, but in good condition. State Road No. t (Remington to Gary) New stone south of Rennselaer necessitates careful driving Avoid unimproved eight miles nor.h of Aix by taking the Jackson high way at Aix to Crown Point. Closed for construction from Gary to Merrinville. Detour on mile west par alells road. State Road No. (RockvUle, eedersburg, At.ica and Goodianaj Frefih gravel south of Attica. Bridge over railroad a mile west of Attica accommodates only oneway traffic Brazil to Clay City poor but passable. State Road No. 10 (Evansville Terro Hau.e, Covington) Closed for construction from Shelburn to Farniersburg, Detour over counts road is fair. In wet weather detour either by Cunningham ferry or through gap ln Dicksburg hills to avoid construction on approach to Hazle.on bridge. Cross White river by ferry. Drive carefully over new fill north of Clinton. Detour one mile west Just south of Hillsdal. account of new grade. Stato Road 'No. Jl (Greenfield Anderson, Huntington. Fort Wayne. Closed for 2.7 miles south oi Marlon account tar construction Good detour a mile west. Drive arefully between Alexandria ano Marlon . State Road No. 13 (Vlncennes t. ilartinsvill) Excellent entire way but has many sharp turns. State Road No. 13 (Newcastle Muncic, Fort Wayne) Bridge con struction half way between Newcastle and Muncie that necessitate.detour, will be completed Novembei 6 Drive carefully two miles o. new grade and gravel be. ween Springvllla and Oakvllle. Detour a mile north around bridge construction three miles east of Montpelier. State Road No. 11 (Tell City tc, Paoli) Unimproved or under con-strucion.

AFTER TEN YEARS TEST MOTHER OF THESE CHILDREN PRAISES FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE

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AXter using Father John's Medlclae for over ten years in her family ili'-a. Swan Pearson of Oakland, Nebraska, writes, "Whenever Rn' of iny family get a cold or neel building up I give them Fa; her John'-- Medicine. Two of the children had pneumonia and I am sure t helped them to get well. I can't

praise it enn'-h and ns long as 1 can buy it I shall never be without Father o..n o ....uii-ine." This experience is like that of thousands o? other moth prq who

'depend on Father John Medlcin.

for co'.ds. coughs and as a general body builder. It Is safe for all th family to take. A pure food medicineNo drugs. Adv.

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Orak Shrine Will Give Away the Following Valuable Presents:

Nov. 8th Percolator Set. Nov. Sth Bridge Lamp. Nov. 10th Overcoat. v 'I'th (Armistice Day) Piano.

Nov. 13t- Vncnurn C!:iner. Nov. 14th Perch Swhg. Nov. 15th Varlihj Mchbe. Nov. 16th Parlor Chair. Nov. 17th Piano Lamp. Nov. 18th Hudson Coach.

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