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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Notice u horony gifen that ths
,Ases due the state ~ rrsaa and
ceuniY % Nuccos Tor the year ipii
are doe nov and payahls st ny o.
ico Ia mo Court House a. Corpus
chnsfi. Tefas Iasos mus, hs paid
o on before abe atu dAy % jam
ery 1872 or zen por cent penalty
viii D. aided on afenunt ~ che
time ronuifod fof nsninr osoh 20
oeipi hf thr regulations made by ths
comptroller. u wlii hc a-ooaaary for
you ~ pay fnur tascs a. a"on az
possible. otherwise fnu may NOT BE-
able GO pay same ana receive yonf
receipt before tho penalty attaches
tHlrnedl o. " OLIVER.
ras Collector. Nuecca County. Tssaa
io2i ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
\ Gnl'. viii uldnlrl, l,llr

10 earn people of a fcarfai forrest
Orc in ihe oafatns fonne r.r rol,
horseback 80 mlnirti anl mtcf
many hfm ilrr de.i ea- rioriou.
hpt lives hro oftcn sawed Ds o.
Kings Nov Discovery m Ufrnr funl
trouhlr oonfhs aHd coIls uh,h
might have ended ln consumption oi
pneumnula it rnrci me az
dreadfu rough AND luue Alsea.c
writes So n Patterson wcUturton
rexae after four In our family hal
ilet pifh consumption and sain
"a Sc ronnds Nothing ao surs and
safe for an throat and mur tgonhios
PRICE SOC ana sl#No TrHi hottr
irco Guaranteed h Joshua s. sMth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
IOWA MAN Is PLEASED
WITH WINTER CLIMATE
sie iias 'iso~en Corpus 'iri-ti over
Large ilnt ~ iis~oit-.

Henry Phillips. 4ho D. pfosldrai
If The ph.lllps Coal ca and 90 me
V,uue M Pof Ger i.otalng 60 81
Oitumaa. i0ra 4lN leave fomDFfoe
fOr Laredo where be- goes o. insrsii.
gate the coal deposits near thai
Dlsrs De- a. Interested in ihe coal
development Of The state and -
l.effa 20 whit other disfiris darinr
she ssHief monihs
~ Phillips fogoihef eifh his sif0
ani sou. snd Esther and mother. b
spending fhf oiutrr BOZ rorpas clu.-
81 This 81 the FIRST slime he tas tH
loved a. winter vacation iu fhe foHff
and abys be- D. thoroughly fnl0yinr
the Corpus ChNsN siHfsf siinaff
49, e4pceis hia SON rhilp D. rhHffs
20 affise fehfHafY 3 from OffHma
t0 fisli here for couple 20 Eeett
a. au iniDFfhe yesterday w.
rhiiilps siate.i nhsf ho htf ehnrrr
Corpus sF sintef resort Through
previous rDfrraponi0nre eifh fhs
Commercial rlnh nrrr in mnfins b.
a.. lalun Tor tlnfTrInR uisfD be- In.
raflFafad ih. advantage nf msnf
other cities of the s0urh and fnos.
Corpus over ihe nitro lhf
ZEE cHporis 90 make nHmrruua ir.
iand ifipa eifh bic famiit Hiffe
later in hia fnuunN etf phlth hr hsr
brought sim hfm so rnHfns b.
also flFFlng 700 "a mrfaf boat fnr
short water frirs hi0nr ih, Tsssf
TOAST o. f thofonrhif niriand slfh
Corpus anf nlfas nhat 81 $3.50 uroh.
ahlf make InfHlHr winter Visits b.
fhIa fifu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Malnf General samuel nei.nug
cnmmandpr of the rnifufm nank
hnlFh,n and Ladies' ~ Honor. viii AZ.
rive IN the 80, tonight ~ sac o'olosa
aud meet with the momhcrn 81 the
local order. Witch viii ho Ia fegulaf
acreion uron hle arrival Major pe.
Lens ~ coming fof the purpose nl
ofEAnl1ing degree ieam ~ The local
body" aud VIII be- Va The el,y fur ro,
cfal DAYS. ASH during his aiA, Win bee
The gnpei of tho lodge which h Afan.
aap No ISL,
rho local ofdef ln reported as i've.
ms ln ,er, linuiiahlun cnnisiiob
and ha,inF one nl rho aracai ncm
hcfnhlpn M tho Hrsir rhctr acc Noe
aeeordlHs u. the ofligcfs oi tho lodge.
more than 100 momhetu n good
niandns acfe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

bioa win ioffirr forec nt fho far
north snd plaf hssoe siih fhr akin
raurinr fcd rough ur sofn fhapp'A
handa and iias thaf need nurhirnf
Arniea Hnito fo beat ihsm % makes
ihe abin sofi ahd amulh lnffal
"a fof cold tofos li.n hNfna hoiif
snfDa ulcers ruff hr nH and piis
Onil sa roniH sf inthna Smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

LONDON. Ism ~ Thr Nos a
Melrrnlogleal aeelct, pf London io.
day formally presented ihr e,mnun
sold medal 90 ~ Cleveland Ahhe.
the mc'crolnElHl of the United States
Weather iiuF"au a, paltlmofe Tho
iNndsl was awarded e. nr Ahha ~
rccoenition Of hGs distinguished sorv.
1ssr a. moscoroloaiat, "a which
Held - Hclcpre his activities have CA.
tended over pcriod OF more thar 40
yeare.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

WARRINGTON Ian if ~, or
tr' of che nav, department the iih
division ~ tho Atlantic fleet ulil rcn
drt,Uua ofi hes Wrst VIA Within
thc neNf frs DAYS a. take part in tho
celebration oi the completion 81 the
Florida hAst Cuasf HALLWAY (.
ocean lsno runnertlng tho main
land Win kot West rhc festivities
wiz hrEn next SUNDAY and .onilnnr
Through the wvgk Tho ufth ii,ia.
ION consists ~ ihe erulaofa Washing
ton N"tth Catrlina, nlrminrham
Rnd saiom
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

IlNNlil 90 t.H leader
20 thD Democratic Itft in South
nat9f1 rounded np hffr indHt io iia
eHas tbu aHircilpn oi delegates in thr
Ires'1euiial convention af baltimore
anf aduut platform FINDER tht
pflmars system tho conference la fhr
nearest appfohrh f0 fhr uidfim.
aiaie convention in eira by tho neif
n prorress hvfNeen che nonnhl an
iaotions tho democrats of south ua
toih sire h0pefnl ~ success fhia ear
and arU iaYing plans for varlnr nr
lnNIN-llln lAnlNhlnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
MANY CATHOLICS
GREET CARDINAL
ftilfft AstDflid3 sIitiI His
IIDiots OVATION.
o.ODv People tssrmblsd aud iiDsns.
counting Festivities VIII lest
Ten Ds,s.

NEw YoHN. Ian. III More than
so.0vO Catholics, representing Doe
organizations. assembled today "a
49, Cardinal Farley upon his ~.
turn from Rome, ehefs ho ~as glten
the rcd hat Of the sacred college,
BY the Pope. Hundreds Of thousands
~ people Witnessed tho ifinmphai
passage OF hlh emlnencs through tho
streets OF the metropolis 10 At Pet.
rirhs Cathedral. where s.80u chii.
dfen wofa gathered 90 eoisome him
A. the North German Lloyd doct
I 10 Il0bohch. where The steamship
Ieflin. bearing tho Cardinal aud bic
suite arrived today. %" formal rri
come committee Naa waiting on eosfa
the steamship Ho.edale Tho lieflin
flew the paral oolora ~ her mast.
h.sd ~ she steamed 100 the baf. aud
hundreds Of whistles On Goa and land
footed salute The dooh ~ Holm.
knu and the ltUsedalc we've iAflahif
decorated ellh American and papai
rags
landing ~ the iiattor. rnf1lnai
Irrlof vas greeted ~ fhc pombors
NJ the Catholic Mutual Benevolent
Society the Catholic benevolent i.s.
rlnn aud ihe % Vincent de- Paul
Hooicty. numbering about 5000 Boa
al Ne then oniercd carriage a..
,oraicd wiih papal and American COD.
ores aud aluNy proceeded up ufDad.
way through mssses 81 cheering pan.
pio 10 che Cathedral
Thousands OF msmhorH ~ the
Knlehis 81 Colnnihus Nor, rnlhofed
h' GUY Hail i'arl. the uofman Cath
oiir Horlciles az luion Npulfo the
ilniy Namo fooloii'a ~ Madison
square smith and the Anelrnt Order
~ iiihsrnianH az Madison square
north Vn The steps ~ The sea Noth'
Iihmrs wcro Tho members ~ the
Catholic clnh aud scattered aiuur
iho length ~ lower broadway we're
the Representations IF hundreds uf
olher Catholic organizations nearly
pli Of the buildings aionF tho linh of
mafch wefe decorated in honor ~ The
fesurnlnp Church lglneo
Tho homeeomlur festivities lnauF.
ufalra icdaY Nlil continue fof tom
aa,a Nru SUNDAY thefc vii hr
public meeting FREQ io nli. ~ tho
lilpnndlome. alih senator O'Oormau
rrraltinr. and nnufke Cochran sh the
principal gpentcr Tho ecclesiastical
ceremonies viii be hnld On Ian sa.
ihe foani ~ a. Paul. AZ Witch tima
10 Cardln,i elll boz formally install.
ieA Catholic archbishop hlshous
and ,lcrgy ffnm eYers mart nf ihr
United States aud FROM Canada and
i.stln America arc expected 20 so
Tend
rndAy'a ceremonies Win esd With
the alnrinr of htmna bY soon rhll
dfen and ihr rhenlins az the To
nowm Va thanh Hgi,ipr for lhr rrtnfn
~ the Cardinal The v,teflor ~ ~
rNtrich'a Cathedral uiil hu iluminat
"a tonight W. never before. ~ There
VIII b. 30 non hnlha ef ciHhl candle
runrr distributed over "a rhla niu
n,inailun rs vgil az lhe decorations
pt all Catholic uhufchep institutions
and homes Viii continue 90 Ian GA
Few Americans fetutninr ffnm fDg
/ elan ahorrs have hven rendered a
efcoilns so enthusiastic as that I'D,
rn today to cardinai rari., who q,
pressed himsrlf a. aetoun,cd ~ she
s m1rnlfirrnl ptosram IN hia honor
i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

WARRINGTON laH so Wthir
frv mnnihs 400 tne snliirfs pf Coz
tnlfed states army aili hc snnpllof
eifh lrgElurs of r. nea type alleged
to hr rroafh superior in the oit
sfth puiieo a contract nr puaf
tor of "a uililnn rRirs at nfit ono
rents pcf pair hHf hcen awarded tt
the war department tn Nrw Yori
-nn-nIn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Nrea pas r.,el,od in tho rity yee
iofdat of ihr death nf o. Il Nmu
AZ u0i RIO frnm sunahof soifln
fliDiod NJ NeNft usu Nril knoWu
ln Corpue Nhorr be- han visited nu
many diUrrent uccaelnns ror two
Yvar De- was uosimaeiof ~ Alice. rr
llnuuHhlnE that nnirc iU tnirr fhs
state ranger service
rho femnlna of Nr weary vcre
nhippoi ga nunre hf birthplace. ahu
the funeral viii occur ln that cas- to.
dnY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Iha board ~ directors 70 fihe Com.
meffial riuh eill hold their regular
weakly nesting ibis afternoon NJ g.
o'cloet in the rDoma ~ toe Com
mnf-IAI lluh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
Corpus christi i've Ne. %. iadics oi
the uss,slces ~ The wortl

Meets the gnd and ilh "wednesday
afternoon AZ o'eloct al T. .. o. o..
hall. No bag chapnrral a. Anna
Ross Turner Commander. lIetiio
May Croaslcy. record keeper
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

l.nosc diamonds \ mice rne 10 be
seen at Tho s,amms. eig Mesquite
~ Promo s3s iiggtl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

ADS tahon over thr rhone are
Charged az tho Same ratio aa cash
ais home YOUR al lu now 90
words . DAYS. iac
Telephone ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

ron FcONOMlCAL Iced try cold
pressed coitnn seed rhto rut up in
100 Do bnrs o., Tho KinrsIlic cot
rom ou Min CO. iof eal. m o.
rrotf ffGiut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18


MADISON via IAN o. a.
conference o. he hrlA tomorrow tte
inltisl stems VIA bo taken hooking io
lhe hnrmHtinn nf thernprh ttatr nf
renirsiion fp work in fho Interest 81
~" woodrow WILSON haom for tht
nrmncrailr presidential npminailor
q y pfopoaed Ca oFEanite m c,rrs
congressional district elfh ,iru e.,
rsriurlns thc dcleraiions 90 he na
iienni convention af baltimore Tho
fhlef rrumnirr of thc uo, rmeni h
iehn Awkward 80 THIS 500, H,f
MANY Ncaw a prominent nomorrltl,
loader in Wisconsin and "a formef
candidate ier fAr rrrrrnnrahil
roo I,rr 10 CLASSIFY.
WANTED ilonsescoprr for smau
Family al eHen acc brewster eel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
roo I.,rr 10 oL,ssnN.

W ANTfn lionatsccprr for small.
family al eHer i3e brewster si
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
Chief AUSTGEN =
ISSUES WARNING
Police Caution Merchants
Who Take Money to and
From Banks.

On account of the crime wave now
existing in Chicago, Chief of Police
Peter Austgen wishes to issue warn
Ing to the merchants of Hammond to
beware of thieves, holdup men and the
fingered gentry. Extra precautions
should be taken by the business men
in carrying large sums of money to
and from the local banks. as the thugs
might invade Hammond at any time
and make some rich hauls
Although every large city has it's
annual crime wave before the HOLIDAYS
the thieves and holdup men in Chica go
are more desperate than ever" said
chief Austgen this morning. BOLD.
daylight robberies and holdups are
common occurrence, and it would not
surprise us in the least if we were Civ
en- some trouble before the first of the
year.
1T is a known fact that some of the
merchants in Hammond are very care
the banks, said Chief Austgen. "and it
would be pie for some of the Chicago
crooks TO come to Hammond and make
cleaning. One of the local factories
carries as much as 100000 in currency
from the banks on a pay day and only
have two men in charge of the money.
Why, If the crooks were wise to this
we would have them in Hammond
thicker than bees
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12

Archie w. Dixon, proprietor of the
Standard hotel on Columbia avenue.
and a we'll known citizen of Ham
mond. died at st. Marearet'5 hospital
early this morning Following n short
illness Death was due to pneumonia a.
Mrs Dixon. aho has been visiting In
Cleveland. o.. was notified by telegram
this morning. delaying funeral ar
engagements until she reaches Ham
mond.
The news of MIR. Dixons sudden
death caused a shock among his wide
him In the best of health. Although
complaining of not feeling we'll MIR.
Dixon was not taken seriously Ill un-
til last Sunday. His condition grew
rapidly worse and yesterday morning
he was taken to st. Margaret nospi-
tai. Little hope was given out for his
recovery, and. suffering a relapse, he
passed away at 1905 this morning
Mr. Dixon came to Hammond with
the Standard Steel Car works, where
easily made "A wide circle of friends
and, leaving the employment of the
standard Steel Car company, he became
proprietor of the Standard hotel He
was an active republican politician and
at one time ran for councilman of his
ward. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
MAKE FINE
HEAOWAY
WITH JOBS

Aided by the most remarkable fail
and early winter weather that mas been
experienced in years, the contractors of
Hammond are making fine headway
with their building work.
st. Joseph'S church is under roof and
given a few days more it is believed
that the steeples will be waterproofed
so that the work on the interior can go
forward
Contractor !. Wesley Reed is nov
making good headway with the large
addition to tho store OF f. c. Minas He
has the concrete foundation the con-
crete floor and certain concrete pliers
in and is erecting the forms for the
first concrete floor.
Contractor NJ. A. DiclSover is just
finishing up the work on the plant,
consisting of seventeen buildings, of
the Central Railway Signal Co. The
work of construction on the buildings
on state street and Oakley avenue that
are being built under the direction of
Gostlin. Meyn & Co. is satisfactory.
Contractor McClay is at work on the
Polish Catholic school in West Ham
mond, and the public school building
under construction by Contractor Zim-
norman is about completed.
A Polish Catholic church in East
Hammond. the Irving school on the
north side and scores of residences are
being completed before the real cold
weather sets in.
The building which is being con-
structed by the syndicate which
bought the Dobin building at the cor
ner of State street and Oakley avenue
and is being built on Oakley avenue. in
the rear Of this property, is being
rushed to completion. 1t is already up
to the second story heighth.
Every month OF delay means a big
loss. for the reason that the building
has been rented for 1915 a month. 1t
an indication of the renting value of
State street property.
Next year Webb Miller and Mac
Turner will build on their property on
East State street, east of Oakley ave-
nue., providing they are assured of
proper sewer facilities. At the present
time the devel opment of the street Is
being retarded by the fact that the
sewr is on top OF the ground.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
I ENJOY BEING A
MAN." +" SAYS GIRL
Damsel Arrested in Pitts
burg Says She Worked on
"Man" Job in Gary.

II enjoy being a man. / am my own
boss, make my own money and spend
1t where 1 please and do what please.
with no ono to sccid and nag me-" Thus
spoke pretty Catherine Morris. Chi
cago girl. after she had been arrested
in a Pittsburg (Pa.) department store
yesterday.
Detectives had made the arrest while
she was intently examining some be-
jeweied garters.
The girl, who is but 19 years old and
very pretty. told remarkable story OF
her wanderings for the last three
wears. She declared she had worked
on several man" jobs In Philadelphia.
Scranton. Chicagos Gary and In this vi
cinity She said she had been en-
ployed in several places where she
worked alongside of men and her sex
had never been suspected. She also de-
clared that she had lived in boarding
houses with men. yet no one had ever
hinted at her deception. .
Her undoing came about through her
fondness for jeweled Earters. Sefffert
and Ehrenfeld, who had been detailed
in the department store to locate pick
pockets. noticed the effeminate looking
man" eyeing the ladies' garters- Sus-
picfous. the officers took the young
man" into custody. At the station house
the girl admitted her sex and said she
intended always to be man."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
ROAD TO
Be DONE
THIS YEAR

william AhlbornA expects to complete
the construction of Holman street
next week. This road has been built
the asphalt-macadam pavement to the
river The road south OF the river is
completed.
The street now awaits only the con-
struction Of the $4,000 concrete bridge
over the Little Calumet river to be
opened for traffic. 1t will then be-
come the show residential street of the
region.
AS soon as Holman street is done
Ahlborn will move his teams and camp
over onto the Hessville- Highlands
road, which is to be constructed this
fall
The bridge over the river between
Hessville and Highlands is now COM
pIeted and Ahlborn will at once begin
work on the FILL He expects to carry
road will be ready for the pavement
next spring.
Ahlborn has a $50. job in Laporte
which is requiring a great deal of his
attention. He has to make big fill on
Madison street there and has a steam
shovel at work.
He also has twenty teams at work
there. The bed of the road is to be
built this fall and the pavement will
be put on next spring. 1t is expected
that the bonds on the Sheffield avenue
job will be sold by next spring so that
he can go to work on that much-need-
ed improvement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12

indianapolis, Ind. Dec. 12.-PleadinE
before the state board Of pardons yes
terday for the parole of man who
has been in prison fourteen years for
murder In Portland. Ind. j. H Conroy.
an attorney of Hammond. charged that
an attorney who. with his partner, now
dead. he alleged were secretly employ
ed to assist the state. helped to fasten
the crime on the man after former
client, who had been acquitted, had
confessed that he committed the
murder The prisoner is Albert Mus
ser, sentenced for the murder of Mrs.
Louisa Stoltz at Portland. and the ac-
cused lawyer is S. A. D. Whfppie or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
ENROLMENT HAS
REACHED Ne AR 1000
Remarkable Attendance at
Hammond's Night
Schools.

Hammond's night school enrolment
has reached the astounding figure of
900, and the school authorities are be-
ginning to wonder where it will end.
The approach of the holiday season. the
later hours of the stores. and the over
time in the various industries are fac
tors just now in reducing the average
attendance. but Principal w. II. Hen
derson is confident that the average at
tendance is still 700 and that 1t will
increase materially after the holidays.
Arrangements have been made by
Principal Henderson for lecture to be
given this evening at the Central school
building by Attorney LeGrand T. Mey-
er to craftsmen who are attending the
night school. 1t is open to the public
anybody being welcome whether he is
a night school student or not
In his lecture Col Meyer will deal
with the mechanics lien law, and the
relation of the architect, contractor,
owner. mechanics and material men and
will touch on the liability for property
and of persons in building work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
GARY THIEVES
LIKE HAMMOND
But It Does Them Little
Good, as Cops Are Very
Unsociable.

Nearly every who has stolen
anything in Gary during the past few
days have sought out Hammond as
their hiding place but Hammond has
turned out to be a bad place to hide
In Tor the cops who patrol Holman
street have arrested every thief coming
their way.
Vincent Chibai. 1909 Adams street
asst night complained to the Gary police
that robber had made away with
two of his suit cases He gave the
police the name of the suspect and said
that he had gone to Hammond. Word
OF his capture is expected from the
Hammond cops in very short order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
TODAY 12-12-12
TO THE TYPISTS
Jan. l, 2001, Next Time Date
Can Be Written by Use of
Same Number 3 Times.

Letters and documents written today
may bear the date 12-12-12. Not until
Jan. l, 20Ol, can another date be indi-
Gated by writing the same number
three times. The stenographers of that
day may put Ill at the head of their
letters. And coming back to these
times, tomorrow is Friday the 18th
There will be only one Friday the 18th
next year--in June-but the supersti-
tious may regard it as a particularly
unlucky day on account of the number
of the year, 1913.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
MASONIC
ELECTIONS

In addition to conferring the most
exceilent master degree on three candi@
dates In the Hammond chapter last
night officers were elected for the en-
suing year. Officers for the Hammond
council No. 80 were elected a week ago
last Tuesday.
The elections last night were as fol-
lows:
NJ. E. H. Pc. O. Manett
E. K.-William Jones
f. S-W. G. Petrie.
G. of the HI. B. L. Hinds.
P. SD Rohde.
Treasurer-F. Hickok
Secretary-R. s. Caller.
r. A. &c. M. Shanklin.
NJ. of 3rd VT Gertz.
NJ of 2nd v-Otto Muehlberger
NJ of 1st v.-william Schmueser
GUARD Kasper
Trupstee-W. F. Howat
Following are the officers for the
Hammond council:
T. l. Mr.. S. Caller.
r.. l. d. NH. A Mcconnell
l. P. c. W.-George Q. Mallett.
Treasurer. T. Hutton.
Recorder--J w. Morthland
c. of G.-J. B. L. Kinds
c. of Civilian O'Brien.
Steward--W. f. Howat
Sentinel. H. Kasper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
GOGEB|E
STEEL CO.
IN DEAL

Frederick Schles,nger and wife have
transferred to the Gogebic Stee COM
pany more than 400 acres of land in
Hammond recently purchased for the
site of the Schlesinger steel interests
Hammond plant.z,st~
A tract OF 251.223 acres in the south
half of section 10, township 81 north.
range west, and the north half of
the land in section 80 comprising
151.720 acres are mentioned in the
transfer. One dollar is stated as the
consideration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-12
Finds Shocking Case.

Probation officer Patrick Riley has
found two cases of parental neglect in
which he has been forced to make COM
plant in court. The worst case was
that Of John Geritch. company house
179. at the Standard Steel Car district,
in whc hhe found two little children
bare-1egged while the parents We're
both dead drunk in a sa Don.
He filed a complaint against the
father in the Lake superior court be-
fore Prose cutor Ross. The other case
was that of man by the name of
Badgely. who lives Logan street,
charged with the neglect of his fami-
~.