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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-29
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Miss Therese Dorsey of State street
win spend Sunday with friends in
Niles, Mich.
Mrs. C. B. Miller and children of
Highland street will leave today for Mil
waukee to be the guest of friends and
relatives for some time
Mrs. L. l.. Bomberger of Glendale
Park attended a luncheon at Fields In
Chicago today at which the only guests
were members of the Chicago Branch
of the Western College Alumni Asso-
citation of Oxford. o.
Mr.. "A. NJ. DeWeese and son. Robert
of Rimbach avenue will go to Lima, o.
today to remain over Sunday. They
vii visit Mrs. Deweese who is i'll at
the Lima Hospital. Mrs. DeWeese will
undergo a second operation Monday
Mrs. Thomas Brennan and daughters.
Julia and Genevive will leave for their
home in Kankakee. III. today after a
short visit with Hammond friends.
Miss Beulah Drackert of Stata Line
street will return home with them and
spent a week or two in kankakee.
Miss Mabel Sonntag formerly OF
Hammond but now of East Chicago
visited friends here last evening.
Miss Belle Routsong has gone to
Canton. O., to spend a week with Mrs.
F. A. Coldren.
Miss Georgia Ely formerly of Ham
mond but now of Chicago will spend
Sunday with Mrs. L. L. Bomberger al
her home in Glendale Park.
Miss Gertrude Jones of ogden street
has gone to Kansas City for a few
weeks visit after which she will go 10
Minneapolis to make her home in the
future.
Mrs. Florence Mccormick of Point
Richmond, Cal who has been the guest
of Mrs. Enola Payne at her home in
Conkey avenue during the past week
left yesterday for Michigan City. She
will return to Hammond for anothe.
short visit.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Prevo at their home, $50 Sum
mer street, Friday
Miss Essie Granger of Thayer and
Henry DeFries of Chicago are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Haber
man at their home, 29s Sibley street
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ENTERTArNs INFopMAILY.

AT her home in Ann street, Miss Rose
Ruschli was hostess to the girls of the
NJ Tau Beta Club last evening. The
seven girls of the club were present
and spent the hours very enjoyably in
a social way. Music, games and needle
work were the social diversions. A
dainty luncheon was served at ten
o'clock. During the evening plans
were made for the next party to be
given on the evening of July 18th when
Miss Ethel Brown viii be hostess at
her home in Manila avenue The mem
bers viii also go to the Lake Front for
picnic one day in the near future.
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A MISSIONARY MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Won
ans Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First Christian church was
held yesterday afternoon in the church
social rooms in Calumet avenue. The
Rev. c. ]. Sharp gave a very interest
ing talk on missionary Work" After
the program an hour was spent in d
delightful social way. Mrs II. 3
Douglas, Mrs. Ed Dinwiddie and Mrs
A c. Ehret were hostesses at the meet
ing and served the guests with a dain-
~ luncheon during the social hour
There was not as large an attendance
at yesterdays meeting as usual An
nouncement of the Judy meeting viii
be made later.
WILL MOVE TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Busby have re-
turned from indianapolis where they
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A SPECIAL MEETING.

There was called meeting of the
". C. T. L. last evening a the home
of Mrs. H. E. Granger. Sc Hamlin
street. Plans were completed for an
ice cream social to be given wednes-
day evening, July ard at Central Park.
The public is given a cordial invita-
ton to attend. The proceeds will be
used for w. c. T. L. work. After the
business session a pleasant time was
spent socially. Announcement of the
next regular meeting will be made
later
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bers went through the rose gardens.
launch trip was another enjoyable
feature of the afternoon. The little
children spent the day bathing and
with various beach games. The affair
proved so enjoyable that the members
have planned for several similar out
ings to take place this summer before
the study work is resumed in the fall.
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EoRTY In PARTY.

About forty people went down to Val
paraiso on the outing trip at Long
Lake. The party was composed of rep
resentatives OF the steel company Tin
Plate company and American Bridge
company and business and professional
men about town who will spend the
week end at the popular little lake. A
most enjoyable time is expected
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Detailed from the Hammond camp,
Boy Scouts of America a number of
boys were in Gary today visiting COM
panfons whose homes were formerly
in the state line city. Plans for a
Gary branch of the Boy Scout move
ment have been formulated. If moth
ing goes amiss it is probable that the
hopes of the Gary boys will be real
lied.
Some talk of organizing an Ameri-
can Boy Scout camp has been heard
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AN ALE DAY SESSION.

The members of the Deborah Society
of the First Christian church will meet
for an all day session next Wednesday
in the parlors of the church in Calumet
avenue. The division of which Mrs
Harry Hatfield is chairman will have
charge of the meeting. They will have
home bakery for SALE The reports OF
the last quarter viii be read and sew
eral other business matters will be dis
posed of. i is desired that there is a
large attendance of the member ship.
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A LAWN SOCIAL

a lawn social was given last evening
at the home of Mrs. knight, 374 Tru-
man avenue by the members OF the De-
borah Society of the First Christian
church. The lawn was prettily deco
rated with colored lights and Japanese
lanterns. Several small tables were
arranged on the lawn where ices and
cake were served during the evening.
There were a number of Hammond
people at the social and a nice amount
was realized which will be used for
the benefit of the church.
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HOMECOMING wEEFS ATT JOLIET.

Pontus Heintz of the Gary Land Co.
viii leave for two weeks vacation
today. Monday Mr.. Heintz will go to
Joliet to attend the home coming
week held at that place. Many former
Joliet residents In Gary will go to
Joliet next week to attend the af-
fair.
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in school circles. Boys who have re-
cefved the literature of this rival So
ciety are enthusiastic because of it's
army-like character The American
Boy Scouts are military and advocate
the universal training of boys in the
tactics of war The Boy Scouts of
America are anti military movement,
which was formed to counteract the
influence of the first scouts. They are
now the greatest in number. 1t may
be that the two tribes will clash in
Gary.
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RETURN AFTER VISIT.

Mrs. Roy Leventry, nee Hotchkiss,
and baby. who have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hotchkiss, 712
Van Buren, street. for several weeks,
returned to her home in Pennsylvania
today.
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have ben on short business visit and
expect to leave tomorrow for Duluth.
They will be at home in Indianapolis
after August list where Mr.. Busby and
w. T. Wink of Detroit have purcha sed
the American Roller Screen Co. Mrs.
Busby was formerly Miss Eleanor
Mandernoch ad while in Hammond Mr..
and Mrs. Busby guests at the home
OF Mrs. Mathifda Mandernoch. IL
Waltham street
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ARE HAVING a FINE TIME.

Reports from the Gary delegation
who went TO Baltimore say they are
having a fine time. Visits have been
made to New York, Washington and
West Point. The party expect to leave
for Gary Sunday night.
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Days News In Gary
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

An ice cream social will be given by
the Ladies' Aid society of the Glen
Park Christian church this evening.
An impromptu concert was given in
the lobby of the Y. NJ. c. A. to a gath
ering of about 100 residents of that
place last evening.
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MEETING DAY IS CHANGED.

The members of the Acme Social
Club viii meet with Mrs. J. j. Rahen
at her home in Truman avenue. Mon
day afternoon instead of Thursday of
next week on account of the Fourth
of July. Mrs. Rahen viii entertain
with cards.
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LEAVE on VACATION.

Miss Louise Long will leave tonight
for a two weeks vacation, which will
be spent in the east. Visiting friends in
New York and Washington.
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CIJJR MEMBERS MEET.

Miss Genevive Hastings will enter
tain the young women of the Beta
Alpha Tau Club at her home in State
street Monday evening Several games
of 800" vii be played during the
evening. The members will plan for a
picnic to be given Thursday. July Attn.
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week end trip on a yacht on Lake
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burge, Mrs. Goodstein,
, together with . party of town guests.
motored to keonts lake today.
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yesterday a baby boy. Mr.. Hunter is
much elated over the new arrival and
cigars are being passed out to his
friends in large quantities. Both Mrs.
Hunter and the young attorney are re-
ported as doing nicely.
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SISTER CECIL. BETTER.

Sister Cecilia, sister superior at
Mercy hospital, who has been seriously
Ill for the past ten days, is reported
much better. and with complete rest it
is thought the danger Is past
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AT FLINT LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Young and DIR.
and Mrs. ]. H Long will go to Flint
Lake. Valparaiso. this afternoon. where
they will spend the week end.
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WILL VISIT I'm LEBANON.

Mrs. M. A. Caldwell and children
left today for a months visit with
friends and relatives at Lebanon and
Indianapolis.
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A CLASS REUNION.

The pretty home of Mrs L. L. Bonn
berger in Glendale Park was the
scene of a reunion of the class of 1901
of the Hammond high school yesterday.
Mrs. Bomberger entertained the out OF
town guests at luncheon at one o'clock.
The tables were decorated very beauti-
fully with yellow tea roses. the class
flower. Bouquets of roses were a pref
ty decoration in the parlor and living
room where the guests met following
the luncheon. In the afternoon num-
Der of other guests were entertained
plea sanity. Irs company with the calss
members Mrs. Bomberger entertained
Mrs. w. c. Belman, who was superin-
tendent of schools and Mrs. O. C. Il.
Matthies, a member of the faculty at
the time OF their commencement and
Mrs. w. C Belman. This was the first
reunion of the class and the members
talked of high school days and passed
a delightful afternoon Several class
pictures taken at picnics and 9th CT
school functions were shown. A daint y
luncheon was served at four O'Clock.
Mrs. Bomberger's guests were Mrs.
Anna Weaver Germany of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Edith Wall Porter of Hamilton
Park. Chicago; Mrs. Ethel Merrill
Bennett of Beverly Hills. H.: Mrs.
Elizabeth Schwah Spencer of East Chi
cago, Ind: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Belman.
Mrs. Q. c. E. Matthies. Mrs. Agnes
Schneider Summers. Mrs. Harriet
Crumpacker Scott. Mrs. Mae Cham
pagn Dietrich. Miss Fannie Ruhstadt,
Miss Lila Shafer and oliver Anderson
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VISITING FATHER.

Kenneth McFarlane OF Adrian, Mich.
is visiting his father F. NJ. McFarlane
of the Gary brokerage company. for a
few weeks.
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LEAVES FOR NEW YORK.

Mrs. M. s. Hopper OF Van Buren,
street has left for New York city. where
she will spend several weeks with her
son, A. NJ. Hopper.
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PICNIC AT JACKSON PARK.

Yesterday was the annual social day
of the history committee of the Ham
mend Woman's Club and twenty mem
bers spent the day very PLEASANTLY at
Jackson Park in Chicago. They left
Hammond on the ten o'clock car and
spent the entire afternoon In the park.
Mrs. Albert Mack, Mrs. Adelia Cooper
of Crown Point and Mrs. w. A Jordan
of Indiana Harbor were the out or
town members of the committee who
attended The noon day luncheon was
served in the German building. The
time spent there was made very en-
Joyable by the Floral Society who en-
tertained a large number of ladies OF
the Old Ladies' Home of Chicago at
their annual picnic. The building was
beautifully decorated in their honor
and program was given for their en-
tertHfnment. After luncheon the mem
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burge of Tyler
street and several friends are spending
the week end at Koontz Lake.
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NEW BOY AT HUNTER HOME.
Born to Mr.. and 1drs- Clyde Hunter
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THE MOST WIDELY READ NEWS
PAPER IN NORTHERN INDIANA
THE TIMES
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Lavender Cigars are pronounced ex-
ceptionally good by all smokers.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR MONDAY.

Mrs. J. J. Rahen will entertain
the members of the Acme Social
Club nt cards Monday afternoon at
her home In Truman avenue.
The Beta Alpha Tau girls Will be
entertained by Miss Geneyive Hast
ings nj her home In State street,
Monday evening.
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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-30
THOUSANDS attend
BOOTH BURIAL
CONTINUED From Page Onc)

late General Booth WAS made public
today All the properties held by him
az general ofithc Salvation Army and
all like public trusts. both real and
personal, including copyrights. are
vested In his successor M general for
the time being. of the Salvation Army.
TO be held by him upon trusts af-
footing same.".
BY n codicil his small private property
having a net value of e4S7 1919 (ap-
proximately s2,440). he gives To the
Salvation Army with the exception OF
certain private papers and memoranda,
which are given Ia his eldest son,
Bramwell. and few articles chosen
by himself which are given as mcmen-
toes to each of his children and his
children law.
Another codicil deals with property
estimated to the value of G5,295 $2G,-
a7o representing moneys settled on
him many years ago by the late Henry
Reed for private use. 1t was this
provision which enabled him to draw
no stipend nor remuneration of any
Kind from the funds of the army. This
Is divided among his children--Bra
well, Catherine, Marian, Herbert. EVA
and Lucy BramWell Booth is named
executor of the Will.
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KELLEY GOES EAST
AFTER |. A. LEVY
EXTRACTION PAPERS WILL BE
SOUGHT FOR MAN WANTED
IN MiSSOULA.

Sheriff Kelley left last evening for
Helena, where he will get requisition
papers for J.. A. Levy. arrested yes.
terday In Chicago for the local au-
thorlties. From Helena Mr.. Kelley
goes to Chicago after Levy, who, 1t Is
said. will make fight against ex-
tradition. Levy will be charged with
grand larceny, providing he is brought
uack for trial here. The complaining
witnesses are Thomas II. Thbodeau
and l.. A. Abbey. These gentlemen
say that Levy obtained between $500
and 5000 by selling them certificates
and then never delivering the goods
Levy. II Is said, claimed to be the rep
resentative of an eastern concern
when, as a matter of fact, he had nc
connection with this company. 1t Is
thought that he has victims in several
other cities In Montana. II think that
Levy has obtained nearly $4,000 by
selling phoney certificates" said Mr.
Kelley yesterday, TO Montana busi-
ness men,
The hunt for Levy has been long
His alleged crime was committed II
Missoula october IL, 1910. Complain,
was not made against him until De-
cember II. 1911, since which tim'
search has been kept up. Levy wal
located in Denver, New orleans. Mil
waukee and Chicago but he managed
| to escape, until yesterday.
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RESPECTED PIONEER
IS DEAD
MRS. MlLROY OF HALL DIES AT
HER RANCH HOME IN GRAN.
ITE COUNTY.

Hall, Aug. 29.-Speclal-- Annie
Milroy, swell-known pioneer of Will
low creek, died at her ranch home last
Saturday after lingering illness. All
bedside when Mrs. Milroy died. She
leaves three daughters, Mrs. August
Greinbeck OF Philipsburg. Mrs. Hugh
Kelley of Missoula and Mrs. Ira Dad
don Of Twin Bridges. and two sons,
Thomas L. Milroy and James J. Milroy,
both prominent ranchers in Hall.
4 Annie Madden Milroy came to this
country from Ireland at the age OF IA
and after residence Of nine or ten
years In Boston. came to Bear Town,
Montana. In 1871 she was married to
Michael Dooley by Father DE Ryekerie.
In 1886 she was left widow with five
children. three girls and two boys. who
were at that tender age when they
needed most a mothers love and care
After several years In which Mrs
Dooley encountered many hardships
comfort began to return Her eldes.
,sdn took charge of the business fol
: which Michael Dooley's widow hat
struggled SO hard and made II succeed
"A few years later she married Thco-
dpre Milroy. an
AT the time OF her death Mrs. Milroy
was 81 years Of age. Her dying houri
were made happy and peaceful by tho
fact that each of her children ant
grandchildren was at her bedside anl
ninistered to her every need. Durinl
an energetic and useful life Mrs. Nil.
roy accumulated many ranch ant
stock properties in Granite county. bu
she was always devoted to her chill
dren. No task was too hard, no sac
rifice too great for those she loved ant
for whom she lived. Nor was tn,
mothers love for a moment misplaced
for in return she received from eaci
or her children devotion that bor
.dered on idolatry. The affection tina
mother held for children and the wor
ship that children returned were re
M,arkable: And not only the mem
bers of her family, but all who cam
within reach OF her bright natur
loved her devotedly.. The memory 0
her unselfish life and lovable person
ality will cause many to miss her.
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SECRETARY FISHER
GIVES INTERVIEW
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of allowing municipalities to mine coal
on nearby fields. without charge, pro-
viding the coal is used by residents
of the towns for town purposes. Grand
Junction. Colo he said. had applied
for the use of $40 acres of coal lands
and he had recommended "A bill In
congress which would allow it's use. In
reverting To Alaska, Secretary Fisher
discussed plans for railroad building
Il have recommended to the govern
ment the construction of u railroad
from tdeWater to the Yukon" he
said. II have suggested the route
from Seward, on Resurrection bay
through the coal fields to Fairbanks.
The coal fields can be. taken care of
properly with carefully drawn leas-
ing law I'm operation, and II railroad
road from tidewater. There was too
much politics In the recent session OF
congress to put such n bin through.
although, with others, had caused one
To be carefully drawn.
Lease BY tho Government.
ut Ns my Judgment that all of the
government coal lands should be
leased on royalty by the government
This would prevent spectators from
reaping their enormous incomes In
leasing the lands to operators. and
would better develop the land. In the
long run II would be better for the op-
orator. The basis of leasing In Alaska
soon will be fixed definitely. There
are different opinions as to the num-
Der of years the mines should be
leased. The average places the life
of the lease at about 35 or 40 years
Legislation governing this matter
should provide for the prevention Of
waste and the protection Of the health
lof the workers, with safeguards FOR
their protection. would not sell q
foot OF the coal lands of the United
States"
Autos in Parks.
One of the. most important subjects
/ to be considered by the national parI
conference Is the question OF admis
sion of automobiles to the parks. Re
garding this matter. Secretary Flshe
said:
"The time has come when automo
biles must be admitted to the parks
or at least as far as their boundar
les. We will give the matter yer,
careful consideration"
The Hawaiian difficulty, which
Secretary Fisher will Investigate
grew out of the charges OF Jonah X
Kalanianaole. delegate to congress
from Hawaii, that Governor Frear ha,
failed properly to administer the AZ
fairs of the Islands under the home
stead act Frear denied the charge
and both sides were instructed to III
their briefs with the secretary of tn
interior After an Intellectual effor
had been made to reach q decision
President Taft advised Secretar
Fisher to go to Honolulu. He will sa
Saturday, paying the 5000 fine ex
! acted for carrying passengers on for
eign vessels between American port
i and sailing on the Chiy0 MARY.
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HONEST ADVICE TO CONSUMP.
1IVES.

Somehow there exists vast amount
of scepticism as to the possibility OF
curing consumption. We state none
but facts, and are sincere In what
we assert. The reason we advise all
consumptivcs To take Eckman's Al
terative promptly and faithfully IL be-
cause we have the reports OF many
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1919 Susquchanna Ave, Phila., Pa.
Gentlemen: For two years ! was
afflicted with hemorrhages of the
lungs and our family physician advised
another climate, AZ TO remain would
probably be fatal; however, re-
mained and when recovered sufn-
ciently to walk about the house I was
left with frightful hacking cough,
which no medicine had taken could
alleviate. 1t was at this time. March.
1902, that ] learned Of Eckmnn's Al
terative. In "a short time my cough
was gone and ! was pronounced well
or cured am at present In excel
| lent health and feel that az long as |
can obtain Eckman's Alternative | have
no fear of consumption.
| (Signed) "HOWARD IT, KLOTZ."
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