Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 131, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1922 — Page 5
Kaufmann Appoints Committee To Draft Program For C. of C.
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v. ivauimu, president of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce.
"nernoon announced the names of the committee which 1 to hjv the Important task of drafting plan, foe reorganization. The committee
conalsta of Mora felj Plain. II
br Lmprell. David Kanery, Ocotkc
oeyer and U lM Bomberser. Mr, If an f man wUl act an chairman, TV. , . ...
- wouuiin wiu work out
definite proirram for the consideration of th direo.ora," dc4 arc! Mr. Kanfman. Wken this program la
adopted w will tell the public what wo Intend to do for the city. Every
promise mnat be fulfilled."
(From the South Bend Tribune) rr . .
iwniy prominent business men
of Hammond, Ind., who came to .South Bend yesterday afternoon to -onfer with the Chamber of Commerce In an effort to secure Information upon which to build a suh-s-tantlal organization of similar character in Hammond returned to their homes last evening- wholly satisfied that in selecting the South Uend Chamber of Commerce as a model upon which to build they had made no mistake. They returned saturated with information of a valuable character, imbued with the idea that the South Bend organization is an energetic and progressive one and more enthusiastic than ever iVfr the possibilities in Hammond with an effective association. The business men arrived shortly after noon and were tendered a dinner !n the Chamber of Commerce building. Former Mayor Fred W. Keller presided. He made a brief address of welcome which waa responded to by C. Kaufmann, president of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Kaufmann in responding- to Mr. Keller pointed out that the Hammond organisation is being rejuvenated and is, therefore, pleased to secure Information from South Pend. Other cities have been visited but it was the decision to make a study of the South Eend organization because it seemed to function so satisfactorily. The men who are b'ack of the Hammond chamber are willing to serve and to be a benefit to that city, he said. BE.KEHT TO ALL CITIES Mr. Kaufmann expressed the belief that such gatherings as that of the day and such co-operation as was offered were a benefit to all tht-
cities of this section. He eaid great development was expected In the Calumet region. A cordial invitation wis extended to the South Bend organization to visit Hammond. Brief talks were also made by George A. Robertson, director of the local organization; "Walter M. Hildebrand, chairman of Its public affairs committee, and F. A. Miller, its first president, A. M. Turner, representing the Hammond chamber, spoke briefly expressing the appreciation of the visitors of what had been done for them. Fnllowln? the dlrner the Ham
mond men adjourned to the office of Frank J. Green, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, where three hours were spont in informal discussion. Mr. Green was on his feet most of the tims going- into careful detail as he explained the organization of the South Bend chamber ard Its various functions. HQ pointed out what It has done and what it Is doing In South Bend and made It clear to the visitors that Hammond
can do the same things and la much the same way.
tress was laid upon the trafTc
department and Mr. Green pointed out that more than $18,000 in freight over-charges has been returned to South Bend business men in the last ten months, something like $4,000 of this sum going to one concern, the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company. The heads of various departments in the chamber were invited to the meeting to explain the methods of hose departments, this information being regarded as of value to the visitors. Hammond having no organization similar to South Bend's Federation for Social Service, Miss Helen Gregory, managing head of the federation, was invited to address the visitors. She explained In detail how the organization is conducted, what it has done and its present activi
ties.
VISIT REPAYS BfSlVESS ME When the meeting adjourned the
visitors felt they had been fully re
paid for the time spent in South
Bend. They look forward to the use which can De made of the information secured here. Mr. Green offered
every possible help In reorganizing
the Hammond chamber and inform
ed the visitors that men from the South Bend organization would be giad to go to nammond and assist in the work. Before leaving the
teity most of the visitors Inspected
The Tribune building and plant. The party Included the following:
C. Kaufmann, Mayor Daniel
Brown, George M. Chapln. David T. Emery, Morse Dell Plain, Peter W. Meyn, Jesse E. Wilson, H. A. Lamprell, E. C Mlnas, Joseph W. Weis.
L. L. Bomoerger A. il. Turner, J. C. ,
Paxton, V. S. Relter, B. J. Steelman, 1
O. A. Krinblll. A. J. Swanson, Franu
S. Betz, George Geyer and E. F.
Bees.
ANOTHER MENTIONED AS CHAPLIN BRIDE BUT CHARLIE'S PRESS AGENT MAY SAY NO
season for the Gary Elks. Ernie that they haver a atock of coal that TSayton. chairman of the Elk's ath-lwUl carry them throu-h most of
the -winter
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letlo committee made this announce
ment today. "1 do not think we wlil book any more games," said Mr. Bayton thU morning. "The weather is cretting pretty cold and unlesa the fans demand another game we will closo the season."
GETTING- READY FOR ' 'GARY DOLLAR DAY"
With twenty-five additional names of ibuslnes men who have pledged to take part, some 135 merchants of Gary will participate in the first annual Dollar Day Sal which will be held Wednesday, November 29th of next week. By the day of the sale it Is expected other names will swell the list to more tl-.an'flfty . Final plans for "Gary Dollar Day" were completed at an enthusiastic meeting held at tho Gary Chamber of Commerce headquarters last evening. One of the features of the day, win be the stunting of an airplane over the city, which will also fly over other cities within a fifty nine radius sending down a shower of advertising. Thou -a.'.-s of visitors are expected in tho city. CASE CONTINTJED UNTIL DECEMBER 1
months.
GARY JUVENILE ESCAPES COURT
Duatan Vukadexovioh, Gary Juvenile, on trial In the Juvenile court at Crown Point last Friday, escaped from the authorities according to a police report reaching Chief of Police Forbls this morning. The polloe are making a city wide search for him.
INDIAN CUT BY ITALIAN Jo Howard, an Indian, employed by the M. C. CR'y and living at a camp between Porter and Michigan City was stabbed In a flg-ht with a South Side Italian last night. An officer found him at 13th and Adams
WITNESS AUTO ACCIDENT
Aa a result of witnessing an auto crah at Fourth and Harrlaon at. in Gary thia afternoon, Mxa. HyetC mother of C. W. Hyott, 8S6 Harrlaon at.. Is confined to her bed a nervous wreck, according to rer aon to the police this morning. Mrs. Hyett wa standing nearby when the two Fords, a roadater and a touring ca- crashed Into eaob other.and she Immediately became faint and hyaterlcal.
TIERNAN GIVES UP PROFESSORSHIP INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICL SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 21. Prof. John Tlernan. who disclaimed the partnership of his wife's third child and accused Harry Poulin. local haberdasher, of belnr the fa-
street and broug-ht him to the ata ther today resigned hla position aa tlon where his wound was treated by law profassor in Notre Dame unla phyrician. verp.it y.
No reason for the resignation wa announced.
In north Tranaylrania a young peasant woman may frlva a particular owain a tip that he is the "arple of her eye" by going with him In his cart at the time of the harvesting of the oats to help him carry In his cron. USED BY MILLIONS Millions of people ara now ualng Bulgarian Blood Tea to heir? kill colda. Many people die from Influenza and Fneumonia developed from a neglected cold. Bulgarian Herb Tea has wonderful medicinal value for the relief of constipation. It helps to aweeten the stomach and flush the poisons from the bowels. Physicians and Druggists everywhere recommend it. Advt.
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Eleanor Boardman. younj movla player, has been rumored aa thenext bride of Charlie Chaplin. Of course the Mm. Chaplin No. 2 rumor aiwaya has been a belli-iner for publicity men retained by th sw-?t young things who are perfectly satisfied to have the comedian deny the report as long as their names get into type.
Car in Which Booze Found Jumps Abutment in Hob art.
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VALPARAISO, No. 21. Seven persons suffered cuts and fcruisee
and miraculously escaped death when a Bulek touring car in which
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: troubled with a bad taste mouth and a bad breath, can I do for this? M
Indigestion constipation, and the general lowering af tha rital resistance in tha body a. indicated by a bad taste in the mouth. This is easily overcome threurh
proper diet and daily exercises and
not necessarily by medicln"
Coated tongue Is the suret indication of bad health and improper
workinz of the internal orn-ana.
Fruit diet, water drinking and
grains and nnt3 instead of heavy.
greasy foods, sweets and meats, will soon remedy this condition with most people. Sorae people,
however, nnd that fruit gtves thorn too much acidity and it is necessary for them to eat egetables
instead.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I ara to
be married fn six weeks. My fiance and I had planned to take a little wedding trip and stay at a hotel
over bunday. Now my uncle has
heard of this and he insists that
we go to their home for our honeymoon. He says there Is no use in out spending money at the hotel. Mother and father agree with him, but my fiance and f still want to go to the hotel. What would you advise us to do so that we will not hurt my uncles feelings? Which do you think we ought to do? We havent much money, but we would like to hare a wedding trip to remember. DOUBTFUL. Thank your uncle for his invitation, but tell him you have planned a wedding trip where you would be all by yourselves. Insist upon having your -n way J this matter, because you will a!, ways regret it if you don't I can't understand why well-mean-
I ara ; ing relatives are always so anxious m my ; to entertain honeymoon rs who n
What turally prefer to be alone.
M. i Dear Mrs. Tbomnson: Wa ar
two girls, eighteen and ninetep and are very much in 1 .ve wit1 two boys nineteen and twenty. W have been going with thm fabeut six months and want to knoll it is proper to let them out th
rms around us and kiss us whe we are out car riding. And s i PfPr to go car riding about tw?ieht a week and Set home abou12:S0? SNOWFLAKE AND DEWDROP. I have answered questions lik. yours so often, that my readeri object to seeing them in the col amn. Of course it is not right to let boys put their arms around you and kiss you when you are ut riding with them. It ij also a mistake to go riding ajjd stay out so late. I mm answering your questions in order to remind you that most of the humiliation and heartache that comes to rlrls of your age results from night rides and spooning. Hare too mcdi self. I
respect to do such things, or you will regret it some day. Dear Mrs. Thonmsont T .im
freshman in high school and hae
aaric brown eurlT hair. I want
with a sophomore boy several times this summer, but sine school has started he has slirhtcd me. Will
you please tell me how I can win his affections again? I am f.urteen years of age.
ANXIOUS BILLY. "Slight" him too. 8iak tn th.
boy, but do not let him k that you feel badly because he no longer goes with you. Be careful what you say to your girl friends so that it will not get bt -k to V s boy that you are hurt by bin ree
lect.
Ave government students In Valparaiso university were riding- Jumped a fifteen foot abutment In Hobart, knocked down a lamp post and crashed through a brick constructed oil filing- staUon owned by Albert Verplank. The occuicnts of the car, who, it is -laimed by ' Hobart au
thorities, had been drinking liquor.
are locked lh the Jail of that city. The men under arrest are .Ernest Klkins. Charles Robertson, John
May. William Allbritten and Thomas
Boies. Elkinfl was driving- the oar
at the time of the accident, accord
ing- to Attorney R. R Peddlcord,
representing- Mr. verplank. They
were coming- into Hobart at a high speed. As ihey attempted to make
a turn In the road, because of the fast speed at which the car la said to have been g-oine-, they were un
able to do so. The machine Jumped
tfte abutment, knocked the post down and "ripped" the side out of the building-. All of the occupants of th machine ad Edward Mellon, son tf Joseph Mellon, assistant oashier of the Hobart bank, and Leflle Frazee, clerk in the Ailing station, who were In the structure at tho time, suffered minor Injuries. A quart bottle of moonshine was found in the automobile. Attorney Peddlcord stated, and that the occupanta had been drinking-. Immediately after the crash Cfcftef of Police Fred Roae ol Hobart took the men Into custody. They communicated with Paul Hayes, local war veteran leader, to come to Hobart to plead on their behalf, it la said. The prisoner told the authorities they purchased the liquor In Gary. They fare he name of the person from whtra It had bean secured and the Hobart authorities notified the police af Gary of the Information.
Hop before oroswlng- Broadway.
John Bunre wa fined $20 whrn he was arraigned on a charg-e of driv
lng: an automobile while drunk.
Nine men were fined $11 on charp
es of drunkenesa. They gave the names as Sterve Mack. Simon Aurana
Charles RodviHe, Rudolph Kline
James Scully. Sam Bard, Charles Kennedy, Georare Palte and Georg-e
Blndenskl.
I GARY NEWS
TEIT GARY FIRMS
SEND IN BIDS
3iore than a half a dozen well
known Gary contractors were still
awaiting word from Plttetourg'h to
day, awaiting- the news of the lucky contractor who had landed the con
tract for the construction of fifteen homea for the Gary Works National Tube Mill officials, together with bids for the ertx-.tion of a general
office building which will cost approximately $100, COO. Bids for the work were sent In last week and were to be opened
Saturday. The feouaerf will e er
ected on Grant afreet 'betwMn Seventh and Eighth avenues, the entire frontage teirnc taken up by house and spacious lawns on 'both sides of the street. It la not beliwed the result of the bids will be made known until the arrival qf members of the housing committee who are ex pected to visit Gary this week.
SUNDAY GAME WILL CLOSE THE GRID SEASON Sunday's victory over Hammond, will probably close tho 1922 gridiron
Specials For Wednesday
y...i Fivg cr i id. can ior.... Belmore Milk Large can for 1 0c Classic Soap 10 bars I Monarch Coffee 3 QCC fr 1 lb. package J J' Heinz Baked Beans Large can. .22 C Brazil Nuts Per 00 Farm House Cocoa nn n pound 1 lb. package OC Swift Premium Bacon OOr Round or Sirloin OC Half or whole, lb.. . Steak Per pound. . . J C
Garfield Cash Grocery & Market Leimbach & Schroeder, Props. CONKEY & GARFIELD PHONE 2668 WE DELIVER
LIQUOR VIOLATOR
IS FINED $130.00 In th-e Gary city court yesterday
Claude Parker was fined 1130 when
he was arraijrned on a oharg-e of
violating- the state 1!iuot law. The officers wo arrested Parker at 16th and Adams street, stated that the defendant bad a rallon of moonshine in his possession. The "moon" was in a suit case.
ELEVEN FINED
A fine f it was paid la the Gary City conrt by Gaatano Stran&ne when he was arairned 4efore Judg-e Dunn on a charg-e of violating: the city ordinance compelling- autoists to (brlnir their machines to a full
RED PEPPER FOR COLDS Ifl CHEST
Ease your tlg-ht, aching- chest. Stop the pain. Break u-p, the congrestion. Feel a bad cold loosen up in Just a short time. "Red Pepper Rub" is the cold remedy that bring-s quickest relief. It cannot hurt you and it certainly seems to end the tightness and drive the conrestlon and soreness rlffht out. Nothing ha such concentrated, penetrating: heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates rifrht down Into colds, cong-estion. achlnr muscles and sore, stiff Joints relief comes at ence.
At the request of prosecuting- attorney Dwigrht M. Kinder, In the Gary Superior court yesterday, Judg-e Charles Grcenwald yesterday continued tho hearing: on the writ of habeas corpus for the release of David Glueck and Col. A. C. Mayo wanted in Wisconsin for alleged
iana irauds, until December 1st. H
In asking- a continuance Mr. Kin- 1 E
ur explained the possibility of the hearing- on the writ disposing of the charges in tie city court, accusing the two Gary real estate men of ob- ; taining- money under false pretenses and the action of habeas corpus in
tno superior court.
GARY LAKE
SEAS02T CLOSES ;EB
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In the history of tho Gtry harbor, q
i . ' ' ' t o k.lculi,CU lu k l U.k' Saturday, according- to harbor officials this morning. Huge ptores of iron ore, stone and coal unloaded during the summer months now resemble young mountains near the harbor. In the event i of a Revere winter, officials state
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One of these inserted Into the rco-
mn according to directions will be
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It's simply wonderful how speedi
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sults fTave been obtained. MOAVA
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disappointed with Its use can
have their money refunded. All druggists dispense MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES in the original box or can get it for you on short notice. Surely it is worth tho little trouble to obtain ever if you have to -write the Mecca Medicinal Products Co., of Puchester. N. T.. for a 60 cent box, to be rid of piles forever. Advt.
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The moment you aprly Red Pepper Rub you feel the tinfrlina- heat.
IN CITY CODRThs
When you are suffering from a cold, rheumatism, backache, stiff neck or BOT-8 muscles. Just eet a Jar of Rowels T.ed Pepper Itub, made from red rpper, at any diugr store. Tou will have the quickest relief known A?vt.
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The United States Government Has Called the
4 Victory Liberty Bond:
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of the Fifth Loan, bearing the serial letters A, B, C, D, E and F, for December 15th, and interest upon them ceases on that date. The Indiana Harbor National Bank offers its services in this matter, paying cash with interest to date. If you desire, our officers will be glad to assist in the selection of other safe and remunerative securities.
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