Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 4 November 1922 — Page 6

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THE TIMES KoTember 4, 1922.

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QOPT A T News and s JUUHL Personals

Tha meeting of tha Literature department of the Hammond Woman's Club will be held at the Oarr Y. W C A. on Monday, November the alxth. Instead of on Tuesday, election day, November the aeventh. luncheon will be Burred at one o'clock and what proralaea to be an unuaual program will follow at two o'clock. The following Hammond ladles will take parti Mrs. J. A. Aubrey, Mrs. Charles Howell, Ma. O. C. E. Matthles, Mrs. W. A. Btout, Mrs. D. J. Mo ran. Mrs. Samuel Tl-a-ay. Mrs. Bert t Shearon, Mrs. Edith Orlffln, Mrs H. O. Btevens, Mrs. Minnie Kline, Mrs. Clark Wagner. Miss Adele Dunbar will alng for the ladles. Those ladles who wish to go by way of the lnterur-

Urban are asked to be down In

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Mr a Frank Hammond opened her attractive home In Olendale Park yesterday to the ladt:s of the Alpha Phi club, and Mrs. W. C. Belman as a guest. A lovely luncheon was served at one o'clock In the dining room, where the table was made attractive with bright cosmos. The afternoon was spont cnjoyably when the ladles sewed and listened to music. Mrs. W. H. Davis la to welcome the ladlea to her home on Highland street, In two weeks, for a one o'clock luncheon. Miss Vtirgena Hammond, Miss Wllma Bleker. Miss Katherlne Bl"vtfn, of Bloomtngton, left by auto this morning with Peter Bauwens for South Bend, Indiana, to attend the Notre Dame Indiana game there today. They will be Joined by Miss Alyce Hammond, who Is attending the University of Indiana, and they will return to Hammond after the game. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Towle. of

Bauer street, entertained a few of the friends of Tens Anderson, at their home Thursday evening, to birthday. Dinner was splendidly served at one large table, made festive for the occasion br means of a lovely boquet of roses. Following the serving of dinner Mr. and Mrs. Towle and their guests spent the evening enjoyably with games and Informality,

Miss Eleanor Beck man. of Olendale Park, Is leaving Hammond to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Anderson, of Louisville, Kentucky, for about a week.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson have returned to Hammond after having spent a lovely time In the East. The Thompsons motored In thalr car and spent time In Ellwood City. Pittsburgh and Pt. College, Pennsylvania, whers they had a lovely time.

The Home Comfort Club have a meeting on Monday evening, November tha sixth, at eight o'clock, in tha city hall of West Hammond. Mrs. Thoman McOowan, of Danville, Illinois, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ooddard, of Ingraham avenne, for the past week, has returned to her home. Miss Marie Ooddj.rd, who has been the house guest of thn Goddard'a for the past month, will return to faer home In Springfield, Ohio, tomorrow. Mlsa Ooddard la Mr. Goddard'a alater. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bielefeld, Mrs. William Whlnery and Judge Maurice Crltea motorod to Shelby, Indiana, last evening, where Judge Crltes and Mrs. Whlnery spoke to groups of most enthusiastic politicians there, Judge Crltea addressing the men and Mrs. Whlnery the ladles.

ELKS CLUB Cafe DeLuxe Situated On The Second Floor in the Beautiful New Elks' Home Rimhach Avenue, near Hohman Open but a few days and the superiority of its cuisine is already the talk of the town. The most tempting meals imaginable are prepared by skilled chefs in OUR IMMACULATE KITCHENS. The only difference between the Chicago Hotels and the HAMMOND ELKS' CLUB is the price. OPEN TO ELKS. THEIR FRIENDS AND THE LADIES.

Sunday Dinner ONE DOLLAR MENU Chicken Consomme Puree of Tomatoes Celery Olives Roast Spring Chicken, Giblet Sauce Braised Pork Tenderloin Creole Filet of Beef a la Elk Club Sweet or Mashed Potatoes Green Peas Sliced Tomatoes, French Dressing Ice Cream and Cake Tea Coffee Milk

tilss Mildred Whlnery. who is attending Ferry Hall, Lake Forest. Illinois, la home for the week-end, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wlllam Whlnery, of Detroit street. Robert Bliss, of Janesvllle, Wisconsin, will return with Miss Whlnery to be the guest , of Mr. and Mrs. Whlnery, also.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pohl are receiving the congratulations of their friends upon the arrival of a nine and a half pound baby boy, born Novrmber the third, at St. Margaret's hosptaL The baby has been named Franklin William, Jr. The many friends of Eddie Flynn. who have been concerned about him since he was hurt last Saturday while at work at the Western Bteel Foundry, will be glad to know that be is better now and will be removed to his home, 833 Plummer avenue, today.

Mr. and Mrs. Orvld Moore, of Elm street, are to bs congratulated upon the arrival ef a fine seven pound baby a'lrl. born at St. Margaret's hospital last night, about ten o'clock, November the third.

tloned, however, that this affair could not have been put across so splendidly If the efforts of the parents of the children had not been so untiring. Such splendid co-operation could not i beaten. The carnival which held forth in the gymnasium was in charge of the parents and was splendidly attended. It has been estimated that about five hundred dollars will be cleared.

Bill Piero. who is attending the Unlvernlty of Indiana, was In Hammond last even'ng, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C Pierce. Wlldwood road. This morning he left by motor for Bouth Bend, where ha w4U attend tha Notre DameIndiana game today and than drive back to Bloomington with school frlanda after the game. Mrs. Martha Newbauar. of Ann street, and Fred Newbauar, of Wood street, have been licenaed to marry In Chicago, on November the fourth. "It waa Juat tha grandest party ever," aafd little eight-year-old Florence Borman today. She was describing the birthday party held In her honor last evening at her home, 131 La Bails street. Twelve gueata were preaent. Bunco, music and gamea aped tha time swiftly and following a two course luncheon prlsea were awarded to these skillful players: O. Holdorf. Anna Oldenburg and Charlie Borman. Mlsa Florence waa made happy with many and beautiful gifts. Tha Art department of the Hammond Woman's Club will meet with Dr. Hall DavtB at ber home. 835 Maywood avenue, on Monday, November the sixth, at two thirty. The eubject for study will be piano making, in charge of Mrs. J. MHarnlt. Boll call and quotations from Jean Ingelow and Current Art Topics In charge of Mrs. Erlck Lund. This program promises to be most interesting for everyone. Mrs. Iydla Tan Gilder will again

delight an audience tomorrow evening when , she and Elsa Kressman will give an entire program at the Edge Water Beach hotel at eight o'clock. The program will be given for the pleasure of the guests at the hotel and promises to be a lovely one. The Playtown Festival at the Lafayette school on Thursday and Friday evenings was a decided success In every way. There were crowds of Interested people there who enjoyed every feature thoroughly. It must not go unmen-

On Thursday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mtchael Kellman, of 23 Ogden street, was tha scene of a splendid party, when about forty of their friends gathered t tholr home to surprise ther son. Alfred, who was celebrating his birthday. An evt-nlnj,- of nnuslf and games and dancing was enjoyed with honors in the games being awarded to Mary Lcary. Rose Peters. Theresa Klassen, Alfred Kellman .Leo Ruth. Edward Klassen and Sidney Andrews. Mr. Kellman was remembered most bountifully by his friends who were honoring him. About midnight a lovely luncheon of three courses was served to the friends who were wishing the guest of honor all sorts of best wishes. A lovely birthday cake also delighted the guests. The out of town guests were!- Kathryn and Jacob Echweitser, of Bchererville. and Aloys Keelman. of Dyer. Albert and William Boehausen, of Brunswick, and Miss Loretta Knerr, of Indiana Harbor.

This Is the musical program which the Associated Concert Orchestra, will give Sunday morning, November 5th, under the direction of J, Arthur Davis, at the M. B. church t 9:15 a. m. 1 'Tankee Doodle Blues," by Gershwin. "Don't 6y Good Bye," by Friedland. 3 "Rosa," by Egan, 8:50 a. m. 4 Overture. "Greeting, by Mahl. 6 "In Maytlme," by Snyder. 10:30 a. m. Finale march, "Heart of America," Pryor. The Associated Concert Orchestra of sixteen musicians will appear In concert on Friday evening, November 10th, at the M. E. church of Hammond. They wiU be assisted by the Quaker Male Quartette, of Chicago and other artists. This orchestra has made Itself popular with everyone In Hammond and especially with radio owners who heard their concert from the Drake Hotel two weeks ago. Twelve of the little friends of Ralph Goddard, Jr., came to his home on 645 Ingraham avenue last evening between the houra of five and seven to help him celebrate the

momentous occasion of his sixth birthday. Bee games so appealing to yonng folks were In full swing for a time with Miss Genevieve Cook and Bobble O'Connor winning the offered prizes for those who eould mold the best animals from clay. At six o'clock Mrs. Goddard Invited the children lto the dining room where a delicious dinner was served at a table made lovely for the occasion with yellow chrysanthemums. At every place there were cunning baskets filled to overflowing with candy and at dessert time individual cakes with a lovely burning candle were given to each guest. A tiny kitten was also at each place for every child to take home to cherish for a long time ta come.

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Hammond Musical College. For the study of rnuale la all ita branches. Phone 1511.

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Men of Hammond If Yon Are Without a Church Home Come to FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. C. Oranger Pastor Sibley Street, Just East of Oakley TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:45 O'CLOCK The Men's Brotherhood Class Regular Church Services at Extends Yoo a Hearty Welcome 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Morse Dell Plain, Pres. Morning Topic: Sunday School: "ON THE GREAT DIVIDE" "THE GREAT MUSICIAN" Evening Topic: Rev. O. B. Sarber of Gary will preach WE WILL BE EXPECTING YOU

Vote tor Sam Senloehty, Wbttlag, candidate tow Tnute of North Tewuhip, Democratic - Coalition ticket. 11-3-3

Vote for W. H. Olda, Republican candidate for Sheriff. ll-3-3t

REMOVAL NOTICE J. T. Btamm. Chiropodist, has moved from 412 Hammond bldg. to 476 Summer bird. Phone 895J for appointments. No extra charge for house calls. 11-2-4

Halloween party and dance, Nov. 4. 1922. by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Olaes. No. 4 Ice House. Admission 26c. ll-3-2t

Vote for John Kllllgrew, Republican candidate for Clerk of Lake County Surryior Court. ll-3-3t

SPECIAL Musical Program BY THE SHEP'S ORCHESTRA NOVEMBER 5, 1922 1. Tomorrow. ...... Trio 2. Georgette . Sax 3. "Why Should I Cry Over You" Violin 4. "I The Comer of The World" . . Trio 5. "Don't Bring Me Posies . . '. Sax and Violin 6. "Kitten On The Keys" . Piano 7. St. Louis Blues . . . . Clarinet and Violin S. "Three O'clock In The Moming ....... Ino

Liyndora Hotel Dinner DeLuxe ONE DOLLAR Served from 12:30 to 2:00 P. M. 5:30 to 7:00 P. M. NOVEMBER 5. 1922 Consomme, Douglas Cream of Chicken, al la Reine Hearts of Celery Green Olives Braised Veal Sweet Breads with Bacon J2 of Fried Chicken, Country Gravy Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au jus Grilled Club Steak, Mushroom Sauce Candied Yams, Early June Peas Waldorf Salad, Mayonnaise Hot Mince Pie or Fresh Fruit Sundae

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Mrs. Mary Burge died October 29, aged 63 years, 5 months and 22 days. She waa a daughter of Julius A. and Nancy Dtmmon, and wag born May 7. 1859, on the Demmon farm, one mile west of Merrillvllle, where she grew tr womanhood. She was united In marriage to W. 8. Burge on September 26, 1878. To this union were born ten children, seven of whom are still living, Ralph of Chlcaso; Mrs. R. M. Pierce of Hammond, Ind., Mrs. W. S. Eastbum, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr.s Geo. W. Welsh, Gary, Ind.: Mrs. U R. Sapp, Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Roy Halsted, MerTillvllle. Ind.; and Mrs. T. C. Cox of Gary, Ind Other than her husband and twelve grand children, she leaves five brothers and five sisters, and aunt. Mrs. Inez Gibson. One of the remarkable things about the family was the way they remained close together. She has always worked in the local church end aid society, ready at all times to do her share and even more than her share. Happy and contented with her trust and faith in God. our heavenly Father. She was planning with her husband to leave for California on the day of her funeral. Thursday, Nov. 2. and had arranged for her children, who were near to be with them for Sunday dinner with the thought that next Sunday she would be with those who not here but in Los Angeles. When evening came and the sun had set. she retired with the happy thought of loved ones near and went to sleep with dreams near and dear to her and wakpnod from that sleep. No

more peaceful passage could come

to one of God's faitniui touowr . made at the family

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Jin BBUX "U f our dear daughter and elster, Gwendolyn, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 3, 1921:

Precious darling. 6he has icit us. Left us, yes forever more. But we hope to meet our loved one, ,On that bright and happy shore. Lonely Father, Mother and Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes and

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CARD OP THANKS We wish to express our appreciation for the kindness and sympathy extended us at the death of our wife and mother. Mrs. Mary Burge; also for the floral ofTerlncd and the use of autos. W. S. Buree and Family.

TIEMOV4X Dr. Lena Watson. Dentist, has removed to 989 Hohman at Phone 224 10-31: 11-1-2-3-4

If Chas. Arkin and Son Can't Repair Your Watch Throw It Away. 163 State St Est 1889.

MORE STAR CARS FOR THIS TERRITORY The Durant Motors, Inc., New Tork City, have dispatched the following bulletin to Star dealers. With orders on its books for threo hundred thousand more Star cars than It can t-uild in the next fourteen months in spite of its reduction schedule of two hundred thirty-one thousand Stars, Durant Motors, Incorporated, Is taking steps to Increase Its manufacturing capacity and announces today that a contract has Just been signed for the Immediate erection of another mlll'on dollar factory in

Flint, Mich., to bo devoted exclusively to the rnanufadtur of Star cars. The new Kllnt plant will ba a duplicate of the plant now in process of construction thero for the Flint Motor company. It will provide five hundred sixteen thousand and forty square feet of floor space, and will have a capacity o fninetyslx thousand Star cars per annum. The contract with the H. G. Christman company, structural enMay, 1923, to permit of production early In the summer. The two Flint ulants now under contract when operation at capacity will provide employment for eight thousand men. Star cars are. now being manufactured in Durant plants at Lons Island City, N. T.; Lansing, Mich.: Oakland, Calif., and Leaside, Ontario. Canada. This will mean more Star cars for Chicago territory for the year 1923, states TL A. Thlel, whose organization has been busy the past few days showing the new model.

Linseed Oil, used In this country in paints, Is one of the staple edible oils of Russia.

Vote for Kllllgrew for Clerk of the Lake County Superior Court. Vote for him. 11-3-St REMOTAL Dr. Lena Watson, Dentist, has rrrovd to 989 Hohman et. Phone 224.

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MOLL Fred Moll, 603 State street. West Hammond, died yesterday) at St. Bernard's hospital Chlcaso, after an illness of four months. Ho had been a pioneer of West Haramqnii comlncr to the community twenty years ag'O.

Funeral services will be held on Monday at 8 a. m. from St. Joseph's ohurch. Interment will be made at St. Joseph's cemetery. Mr. Moll Is survived by his wlfljw, three sons and three daughters.

John Killigrew, candidate for Clerk of Lake Superior Court. Vote for him. 11-3-St

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IN AN ATTEMPT TO REPLY TO THE DEMOCRATIC-COAUTION PLATFORM THE REPUBLICAN RING ORGANIZATION, HAS SENT OUT TO THE VOTERS OF LAKE COUNTY A BLOOD COLORED SHEET, ENTITLED "TAX FACTS'

CLERK'S SALARY This blood colored sheet represents to the Voters of Lake County, that the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of Lake County receives only a salary of $31,000.00, out of which he pays all salaries of deputies, clerks, stenographers, etc. THE REAL TRUTH IS THAT THE CLERK RECEIVES A SALARY OF $31,000.00 PER YEAR. AND FEES AND PERQUISITES OF OFFICE IN AN AMOUNT EXCEEDING $20,000.00, MAKING A TOTAL TO HIM OF OVER $50,000. These fees and perquisites coneist of viz., $12.00 per day for court attendance (namely 6 Courts at $2.00 each) ; one-half of all Naturalization fees; from one dollar to three dollars for each Marriage Certificate; and a fee for all certified copies of records and papers from his office. THINK. MR. VOTER. THIS IS TWO-THIRDS OF THE SALARY OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

TREASURER'S SALARY The blood colored sheet says. "The salary of the Treasurer of Lake County is $1 1,000.00 per year." "He turns into the County Treasury more than $28,000.00 per year." MR. VOTER. DO YOU KNOW THAT THIS $28,000 turned into the treasury REPRESENTS FOUR-TENTHS OF THE PENALTY ON DELINQUENT TAXES; THE REMAINING SIX-TENTHS OF THE PENALTY. AMOUNTING TO $42,000.00. GOES DIRECT TO THE COUNTY TREASURER. GIVING HIM A NET SALARY OF $53,000 OUT OF WHICH HE PAYS HIS CLERKS.

SHERIFFS SALARY The blood colored sheet says, "The salary of the Sheriff of Lake County is $1 1.500 per year, and his office earns for the county over $20,000 per year." MR. VOTER DO YOU KNOW THAT THE SHERIFF OF LAKE COUNTY REALIZES. FROM EXECUTIONS. SHERIFF'S SALES AND COMMISSIONS AND THE PROFIT ON THE FEEDING OF PRISONERS ALONE OVER $20,000 PER YEAR; MAKING HIM A NET SALARY OF $31,500. GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROADS ' The blood colored sheet says, "The Tax Payers of each Township therefore have absolute control over the building of any road." THE TAX PAYER HAS NO SAY WHATEVER IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THESE ROADS. AS THE STATE TAX BOARD H.AS ABSOLUTE POWER TO DO WHAT THEY DARN PLEASE. THAT'S THE REASON THE DEMOCRATIC-COALITION PLATFORM DECLARES FOR THE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO REGULATE THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT. COUNTY CHAIRMAN ON PAY ROLL OF TAXPAYER This, blood colored sheet says that Thomas Roberts. Republican County Chairman has drawn no salary from the Industrial Board during the period of time he has devoted to politics in this county; and to back them up in this they produce written statements from other Republican office holders in Indianapolis. WHY WAS SOME OTHER MAN NOT APPOINTED TO THIS PLACE. SO THAT THE INDUSTRIAL BOARD MIGHT FUNCTION THE PAST SEVEN MONTHS.

DID JOHN KILLIGREW DRAW HIS DOUBLE SALARY, AS PROBATE COMMISSIONER AND DEPUTY CLERK, THROUGH ALL OF THE TIME HE WAS ACTING COUNTY CHAIRMAN? DID HOWARD HAY DRAW HIS SALARY FROM THE COUNTY AS AN OFFICIAL DURING THE TIME HE WAS COUNTY CHAIRMAN? WE WONDER MR. VOTER IF THERE IS A POLITICAL RING IN LAKE COUNTY. MORE EVIDENCE OF RING POLITICS Mr. Voter in 1919 and in 1921 the Indiana Legislature attempted to reduce the compensation allowed to the officials of Lake Cocnty. THE RING POLITICIANS OF LAK E COUNTY LOBBIED THROUGH THE WHOLE OF THESE SESSIONS TO DEFEAT THESE MEASURES AND WERE SUCCESSFUL; THE RESULT BEING THAT THE COUNTY AUDITOR AND OTHER NUMEROUS COUNTY OFFICIALS OF LAKE COUNTY SECURED FOR THEMSELVES ENORMOUS SALARY INCREASES. AND MR. TAXPAYER YOU FOOT THE BILL. THE CANDIDATES ON THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET MAKE NO PROMISE OF RELIEF TO THE TAXPAYERS OF LAKE COUNTY; THEY ADMIT THAT TAXES WILL BE HIGHER NEXT YEAR. The Candidates on the Democratic Coalition Ticket Pledge Themselves to Lower Salaries and a Reduction of Taxes

Kllliirrew for Clerk of the Superior Court. Vote for him. ll-3-3i

EMMET N. WHITE, Democratc County Chairman.