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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
SPRING HILL

Here it rains one day and pours the next.
 James Elliott Sr., and sister, Miss Hattie Elliott, and Mrs. Lucy Nixon were guests of John Elliott Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Rhea and daugh- ter, Oneda, and MT. and Mrs. Parker Sims and son, Leslie, attended the fu- neral of Jesse P. Grisham of Holland Sunday. MT. Rhea is an ex-soldier l with overseas service.
 MT. and Mrs. Billie Matthews visit ed their son, Olen, Sunday.
 A double monument will be placed at Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Nixon's grave this week. It will add much to the beauty of the cemetery.
 Mrs. May Ellzey and daughter, Mary Joe, Cornell and Bonnie, of near Conway, spent the latter part of the week with relatives here.
 Mir and Mrs. Dan Carter of Pleas ant Valley were here Sunday
 Remember the s. l. A. picnic here July 1. You have a special invitation. Don't go to the trouble of bringing your lunch, plenty will be here to be served to everybody. The play at night will be free and entertaining to you. Come and enjoy one day with your friends here.
 Some from here attended the color ed peoples singing on the mountain Sunday.
 Miss Gladys Nixon has been sick.
 Mrs. Fannie Brannon is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Milan. She will leave for Oklahoma soon.
 Belvey Clifton, Archie Williams and Ernest Milan went to Holland Sun day afternoon.
 June 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
BUSY HOUR CLUB.

Our Club met Saturday afternoon, June IS and June 25, with several members present.
 On June IS, Mrs. Turner was with us and gave 2 demonstration on sal ads, and Miss Ella Bateman showed us how to can beans.
 On June 25 we decided to have our short course the second Thursday in July. Everybody come We will have dinner on the ground, and are going to get 10 gallons of ice cream and 10 cases of soda pop. Mrs. Turner will be with us, and the girls are going to give a demonstration on salads. There will be some speakers with us. We invite every club to come.
 Mir. Williams was with US June IS with his moving picture machine.
 Lester Southerland, Pres.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
MT. PLEASANT.

Rev. Talkington filled his regular appointment at Mt. Pleasant Sunday.
 o. A. Dean and family of Conway came up Sunday to visit relatives this week.
 A. c. Dean and family, Ira Shell and wife and Jamie Wall and wife took in the singing at Beckett School house and enjoyed the day
 From all account there will be but little cotton raised this year for the boil weevil is already here.
 MT. Pool and family of Newport are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. H, Hollis
 Martin Bates and Miss Alma Tan ner were married last Wednesday We wish them much joy through life
 June 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
DEW DROP.

We are having some fine weather for killing vines and burrs.
 A good shower is needed for corn. Cotton doesn't need anything but the boil weevil and blight to let it alone.
 Stephen Barrett and wife of Eng land spent the latter part of the week with their daughter, Mrs. c. R. Ste phens.
 MT. Lafftery lost a fine mule last Sunday.
 Little Mildred Stephens, who has been very sick with typhoid fever for the last three weeks, is no better at this writing.
 Coin Graham and family of Cross Roads spent Saturday with his par ents, MT and Mrs. Harry Graham, at this place.
 Marion Padgett, Brink Sevier and Floyd Chrouch spent Sunday at Old Portland
 If the boil weevil don't let the writ CTS cotton alone, he will not make enough to pay his doctor bill, fol there are from one to three sick in his family every day,
 Sunday School is about to play out on account of so much sickness.
 June 29.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
CADRON VALLEY.

Rev. Campbell, our missionary preached three interesting sermons Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night.
 The protracted meeting will begin at Bailey Chapel Saturday night be- fore the second Sunday in July. Every body come and help. The protracted meeting will begin at Cadron Valley Thursday night before the fourth Sunday in July.
 Several attended the funeral of Corporal Jesse Grisham of Holland Sunday.
 w. c. Davis and Emory Smith at tended singing at Marcus Hill Sunday
 Everybody remember prayer meet ing Sunday night.
 Mir. Williams will be with the clut boys and girls Wednesday.
 w. A. Davis and Rowe Bailey made business trip to Conway Friday.
 Mrs. w. A. Bailey and grandson Leonard, spent Sunday with Mrs. Bol ton of Enola.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Henderson spent Saturday night with his father J. J. Henderson.
 A few more weeks and the farm CTS will be through work and ready for rest.
 June 28.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29

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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
HANNA.

We are having plenty of rain and corn is looking fine.
 Rev. Hooten filled his regular ap- pointment Sunday.
 Ezra Selby left this morning for Little Rock, where he had orders to be examined for the navy.
 A. F. Halsay and family, J. c. Sell by and Marion Brown, visited at AL Ian Browns Sunday.
 We have plenty of bool weevils in the country sitting in the top of the cotton waiting for the squares to form so they can puncture them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
ENOLA.

lease StezIer, J. T. Duckett, B. s Shock and L. T. Lasley went to Bris 'taa Sunday.
 We are having too much rain now 3sr our crops to do well.
 |. M. Williams, county demonstra- rtr. was here last Friday.
 Ernest R. Harper left Monday for Aurfreesboro, Tenn, where he will csoduct the song service for Elder A. E. Barrett, a Christian evangelist.
 A petition is being circulated here asking that an election be held to create a rural special school district sst of the Enola and Curtis common scAool districts.
 Fay Lasley, who was so severely
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29

burned few days ago, is improving slightly. His father says he is doing as we'll as could be expected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
Lake Co.
Busy With
Relief Fund
Gary Elks Pledge to Give
Support to 35 Orphans
for Year

The work OF raising FUNDS in Lake
county for the relief of the orphaned
children Of the Near East and for
the millions Of sufferers in famine
stricken china continues with un-
abated interest
The Gary lodge Of Eiks at its meet
ing last night voted 20 give y years
support to at least thirty-fve Armen-
ian orphans and possibly 70 atty The
Armenian relief organl cation, incor-
poratjon Agures Gvc dollars a month
FOR tho support ard education or a
child.
From Lowell yesterday came g call
yesterday from county Commissioner
james Black for speakers 70 lay the
situation before the generous hearted
people oC the C-eeE towns aips. Attor-
ney Edwin Friedrich booked to
speak on the subject al Lowell neat
Tuesday night He Is recognized as
one OF the ahlest speakers in the ooun-
~ among the younger lawyers.
st Hammond where Mayor Brown
issued proclamation AZ the people.
it is expected that churches. lodges and
labor organizations wiz be making big
showiugs soon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
SUES AUTO OWNER

Charles A. Rundbora. 452 Truman
avenue. Hammond, who was injured
Oct. 2s. 1920. when he was struck by
an automobile as he was about to
board street car at Truman and
Calumet avenues. has hled suit for
damages against Anton Paulik owner
of the machine. TIL. complaint wAs
flied in the Hammond superior court
today by Attorney J. II. stinson. Rund-
bonn says that no vas preparing 70
step on the car platform when Paulik' =
grocery truck struck him. dragged him
a short distance and then ran over
atm He says that he was permanently
crippled by the accident and asks for
$4,000 damages,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
SHOCKING
DOUBLE
SUICIDE

INTERNATIONAL MEMS SERgicEl
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March e.
Double suicide vas indicated th.s
morning IN the deaths OF Mrs. Slough
ton A. Fletcher, wife Of the widely
known Indianapolis banker and heI
mother. Mrs. Eva Henley.
A bottle or acid found Ia Mrs
Fletcher's dressing room at the mag
nihcent Fletcher country estate Laurel
Hall. led TO the BELIEF that the wom-n
had ended their lives
The body Of Mrs. Fletcher was cound
shorty before noon by the mother whc
according to reports reaching officials
q tae letchsr-American bank, Of
which Fletcher Is president. followed
her in death an hour later
Theo-ies of suicide pact were
sconed. il being tho BELIEF that the
dnding of the daughters body provided
The motive for Mrs. HenIey's supposed
suicide
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
DR.. SAUER
VICTIM Of
PNEUMONIA
Veteran Physician In Calumet
Region Dies In Hammond
Hospital.

The Calumet region lost one ef It's
staunchest supporters yesterday after
noon when Or Frederick W. Sauer 90
Indiana l4arbor died az st. Margaret s
hospital in Hammond. Death follow
cd an illness Of two weeks 8ith
pneumonia,
DR.. Sauer had been practicinG medi-
cine in Indiana Harbor for seventeen
years and had made . host or friends
in this and neighboring counties he
had given littIe time to his profession
during the last year owing 70 poor
health Early last fan he sold the
family residence at 5442 FIR street .
tho civic Club of Indiana Harbor and
much Of the winter had been spent in
visiting with relatives in Flint Mich.
A few weeks ago he and Mrs sauer
returned 10 Indiana Harbor intending
to close % their affairs there before
going to Florida lie was taken III
with pneumonia shortly after return
ing home and vas at once removed TO
tho hospital where death occurr' d
yesterday.
Dr.. Sauer was born a. Calumet.
Mich, forty-tvvo years sgo and grew
Up in the famous Calumet and Hec a
copper mining district. HIS family
owned about half OF the stock in tie
Calumet & Hecla Co. recognized as
one Of the best paying mining proper
ties in the country. Mr.. SaueT first
took the pharmacist course at valpa-
raiso university and shortly after com
plotting this work he entered the Uni
versity OF Michigan a. Ann Areor
where be graduated from the medical
department.
Leaving the university. he returned
to Calumet Mich where he spent sew
eral years as inferno in the great hos
pitAl OF the Calumet g. IEecla. He
came 20 Indiana Harbor where he mas
been one Of the leaders os his profess
sion for the last seventeen years. Or.
S4uer was wen-to-do outside or the
income from his practice. fact which
permitted him - do moro charitab be
work than the average physician
could AFFORD
DR.. saucr IS survived BY a widow
and three sons. Frederick Robert and
Philip. The boys have been attend,
ing Howe military acodemy. lie also
leaves three maiden sisters. Laura,
Bertha and Nina, who live az Calumet,
Mich,
The body was taken today to the
Burns * McGuan undertaking parlors
in Indiana Harbor. Brief services.
consisting only OF prayer Will be
held at the home. S442 Fir street.
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock after
which the body wiz be shipped to The
old home at Calumet. Mich for burial
Mrs. Sauer plans 70 move the house
hold articles to Flint Mich for tie
summer and viii spend the winter IN
California.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
WILL PUT ON
A MINSTREL

Members or the executive cornit7o oe
in charge Of the IN Nlstrel show which
Hammond post OF -. American Legion
plans to stage are holding melting this
afternoon at which 1t is believed that
Tic contract with the Joe Bren Co, viii
DC signed
At an enthusiastic meeting oS the post
last night il WAS voted to put on the
show. Manager s. Jaffe OF the Par
thenon theatre was present. having been
called there for consultation regarding 2
the proposed show. Mr. Jane readily
agreed TO rent the now theatre 10 the
boys and promised all possible co-opera-
t!on in making the show a success.
The time for holding the show has not
been agreed upon but It Will be during
the month Of May. Three performan-
ces Will be given, probably on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday Of the week Sc
lected. There will be no dearth Of tai
ent this year for already local talent.
learning Of the Legion's plans, has been
coming forward with offers TO assist.
All are anxious 20 participate IN q min
strel IN the new theatre.
Dr.. W. T. Howat is chairman NJ the
executive committee. The other mem
bers are Dr.. Is. ". Chldlaw, Ray seeley
and w Z. Long
meeting Of all committees connect
ed With the show Will be held Friday
evening in the offices Of Attorney Joe
Todd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
SALVATION ARMY
ADVISORY BOARD

Al meeting held al The Chamber Of
Commerce rooms ia Hammond a Sal
walton Army advisory board was or
ganized consieting of the following
members. r. n BdnneN. Morse Del
Plain. Or. Z. y saankita J. II Con-
roy, Carl f. Nelson Prof. z. S. Monroe.
Dr. T. s. Jones, charles Taylor. Mayor
Dan Brown Frank J. O'Rourke. Jesse
r. Wilson, Dr. IT II Sharrer and
Howard J. Gescheid1er Jesse Wilson
was made chairman Mr. Sharrer vice
chairman and Il J. Gesche4dler, sec
retary and treasurer
The board has Been organized for
the purpose % making comprehen-
sive study OF the city Is social and
moral conditions, and h act as the
intermediary for the city In making
use OF the Salvation Arnl.'s city and
state functions one 81 the first things
TO be taken up Is the problem Of pro-
viding funds for the army IS other
means than street collections.
Tho board VIII hold invest'Est ons
and researches ~ the 81 hjccts of pow
erty. nempioyment. Juvenile de-
Nnquency. missing persons tilisitimacy
maternity hospitals. prison work.
pauperism. Amertcanfzation children'S
homes and soldiers and sailors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
MORE GOOD WORK
BY HAMMOND POLICE

Another piece OF quick work BY the
Hammond police aprehended pair OF
burglars and reco2 cred q lot OF stolen
loot before the party who was robbed
had discovered her loss. The two men
gave their names as Roy Barnes. 52f9
south Halstead street, Chicago, and John
Doyle. 444 State street, Chicago.
Early last evening the two men went
to the home or Mrs. Mcleod. 4l4 Cedar
street and tryed 10 borrow money from
her. which she refused them. The two
men left and returned a ltttls later IN
Mrs McIscod's absence and stole a lot
Of clothing and $500 n casn.
AT 1880 this morning lG!cer Fandrei
noticed the men trying 10 start a Ford
standing at the curb on State street.
lie put them under arrest and took them
IS the police station. vhers the stolen
goods vas found on them.
At eigk- o'c,ock this morning. Mrs.
Mcleod called the station and reported
that her house had been robbed. A
description or the thiugs held at the
station proved the pair 20 be guilty
some Of the things had not been missed
7t all.
The Hammond police deserve great
deal Of credit gor heir efficiency IN max
Ing this and other recent captures. Chi
cago crooks viii soon learn that Ham
mond is not small town" as far as the
police department Is concerned. and that
this IS a good place TO steer clear Of
The capture or the two young bandits
who stuck UP Lessers' Loan Bank a
few days ago Is also deserving of spec
ial mention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
COL. RILEY
TURNS DOWN
BIG OFFER
East Chicago Banker Declines
u. S. internal Revenue
COmmiSSiOnerShip.

Col Waiter J. Riley OF East Chicago
today announced that ho has no inte1-
tion Of entering public life at Wash
ington. as newspaper reports have tn
dicsted. The East Chicago banker has
been mentioned in connection with the
commissionership of internal revenue.
The revenue commi ssionership is one
of tho most important financial posts
IN the government is regarded as a
blue rIhbon place aud as equiv alept Up
prestige to the secrctarysnp Of the
treasury. Besides supervision OF the
collection OF tobacco. liquor aud D a.
taxes. the commissioner is at the head
ot the entire income tax machinery
OF tho government and ono Of HE
subordinates is tho director of prohibit
tlon enforcement. Some $4,000 persons
are employed In the internal revenue
department,
Col. Riley's statement regarding re-
commissioncrship is as follows:
with reference t. reports that tic
Indiana delegation IS soliciting me %
become 4 candidate and to accept an
important position with tho admins
tratIon at Washing on. 7 have thls 20
say.
Ny financial contributions and my
efforts In behalf Of tho republican
party wero not made or given with
the Idea or receiving official recogni-
ton. but for the purpose OF helping 20
secure FOR tAs state and nation adm!nis-
trations that would be for the best In
terosts of the community the state and
the country
However. am certainly very proud
Of tho fact that v hen 7 was IN distant
Egypt my friends IN w Washington were
kind enough TO remember me and TO
feel that I as capable enough 20
handle one Of the most responsible a.
nanctai positions within the gift oi
tho president.
'T have not been and am uat now a
candidate for any Office within III,
gift OF the president or the United
states or the governor Of Indiana. and
I shall not accept any public Office. but
desire to continue to play the interest
ing game of business in the Calumet
region"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
'PEEPING TOM"
IS CAPTURED

"Peepiug Tom" was caught IN
~ act last evening when Joe 3acko-
ean. 1S9 154th street. West Hammond
as arrested ct 206 indiana avenue.
Hammond. by officers Fisher and Bell.
FearIe Stahi. who hves at that ad :
dress, came to the station and COM
r-ained that man was looking in the
windows and trying the doors of HE
forne. The two above named officers
1sn' with him AS they approached
the house they saw Joe trying the
t-ort door and looking = tie window.
He turned and saw the offcers and
Immediately took to hts heels disre-
earding an order to stop from Fisher.
v.ao fred two shots at hlm. Mackoean
Fan ri between t~o houses on Tru-
an avenue. but was stopped oy . high
fence. and was captured by the Po-
cemeu
AZ Tie station r. . as booked On y
charge of disorderly Conduct. lie could
give rs sat.sfactort account - lis
strange actions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
Fire Again
RaVages
Family
Herman Rohrman Home at
Black Oak Burned to
the Ground
srE.LA. Il - rlaEsl

pL'At = OAK, Ind. March 3C.--lIac c S-
ing only sev days 81 being year
since their nttie daughter was burned
e death ard another child was Grip
pied ere Herman Rohrman family ..
Black Oak suffered lts second loss by
hre last night. when the home was
burned to The ground.
Tire IRE was discovered at O'Clock
this morning Nfr and Mrs Rohrman
we're awakened BY the smoke and In
tense heat. They were barely aole TO
arouse The children and escape from
the buiditng which was already .
mass of flames
No cause for the IRE Is known Mr.,
Rohrman says there wers many mice
about the house and that brobably the
IRE WIS started by nr.ee Baewlns
matches. ne had 10 Insurance on the
furniture and Mrs. Carl strauch. who
owned the property carried no inglr-
ance en- the house
Just a year ago ncxt Saturday the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Bohr-
man vas fatally burned when her
clothing caught IRE while Tile children
we're burning trash IN the hack yard
Anot7cr child vas also horribly burned
bat survived.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
KENWOOD PROPERTY
OWNERS TO MEET

There Kill be meeting OF the prop
erty owners Of Kenwood on Thursday
evening at Charles Dillnsrs At 8
O'Clock There are a number OF i'm
portant and vital matters that are to
come Up at this session
The meeting is open to tH@ nev
property owners on the north side 0;
Zachau avenue, who are showing a
commendabIe spirit OF progressiveness
and who hope to make their strset the
prettiest in town,
some Of the questions that viii come
up are os follows
1-AppoiLting a ne}ghoorhood clean
up day
a-What shall be done with State
Line street
s-ouestion Of street lighting
LEesptrg down the blowing sand"
nuIHnce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
CUTLER RELEASED
ON BOND
rssEclAL 70 rHE TluEs1

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind. March "a
Abraham z. Cutler. alias sam Levine.
sent here from Hammond and held IN
the Marion county Jail for several
weeks in default OF ths $1,000 bond
ordered when he was arratgned before
Commissioner Surprise IN Hammond
was able 70 furnish bond today and
was releaged.
Levine was arrested BY chief G. J
Simons q the federal prohibition op-
orati,-ss near Cary when ne was at
tempting 10 transport an automobile
load OF Green River whlskey from De-
troit to Chicago. He refused to talk
when trisd IN Hammond and federal
men are still trying to locate the men
ne was working with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
AN APPEAL FOR
DAYLIGHT SAVING


Ed1toT Ilfns8.
make this appeal to the citizens OF
Hammond. Let US have the extra hour
of daylight Why must Hammond. who
eads the region IN all else allow n few
people to make decision that dis
commodes the working people. Tho
chief objection at the recent meeting
seemed to be based on the fact that
the extra hour Of daylight was dis
surbing to the children. The argument
was that tho children. who were a.
lowed to play on the streets during
the extra hour annoyed the ones who
we're compelled TO retire By clock time
thereby making them cross and irri-
table. What about the family whore
one member works in Hamm ond by
Standard time and another member IN
one ot our neiEhboring towns who
have very wisely adopted the daylight
savir,x time? II this family spend
the evening al q theateT and return
home iate tire one who works out OF
Hammond must loss an hour OF sleep.
thereby decreasing his efficiency. What
about the mother Of tnis family? Sac
nust prepare two breakfasts. watch
means she must rise ea hour earlies.
Thfr extra hou- OF work certainty VIII
not iengthen her ite. Perhaps Dad
would enjoy that extra hop- working
IN his garden. Maybe big sister would
ike to have tho san1e time as her
sweet heart who works out Of town.
ana must come Al hour cartier. which
may not always be convenient tor SIS
ter. with all due consideration to the
future citizens OF Hammond. make
this appeal. Let Us have tne same
tins throughout the region
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
GEORGE LOCKLIN VERY
LOW IN CALIFORNIA

A telegram from the bedslds of
George Lockfin in California will cause
a great deal OF sorrow IN Hammond.
The wire from mis- son Harley says
that Mr. Locklin Is very low, His
heart action is weak and little hope Is
held for his recovery, He is unconsci-
Gus half the time and the only chance
conceded him is in keeping him >-~y
quiet. His many friends wait with
anxiety 20 hear of the outcome a nd the
greatest sympathy r. felt for h.s
family
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
RABBI DASKAL
TO SPEAK

An Interesting Purim program has
been arranged BY the Toung Peoples
auxiliary OF the Congregation Kneseth
Israel for Thursday evening. March "a.
at tho new Synagogue on sibley street
There Is a treat m store for all who
come. Rabbi Daskal OF Chicago who
has spoken here before and needs NJ
Introduction to the Jewish people q
Hammond. viii be the principal
speaker. There VIII be several mu-
steal selections and buffet luncheon
will be served
Everyons is cordially invited to BE
present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
OWN YOUR HOME

Lur6er Is seUIng below t1e COST of
production and some ~ the best judges
say that now is the time to build
To the man who Is determined TO
own home can offer an opportunity
70 purchase = good modern bungalow
on payment OF $50 Prices 81 500 to
5000
will build IN Hammond Whiting
and Indiana Har6or Address AK,
care The Times 3-23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-23
CARDINAL GIBBONS
CONDITION ALARMING

BALTIMORE. March 23.-Alarm was
again felt early today over the condi-
tion Of Cardinal Gibbons. which is re-
ported to havo taken a decided turn
for the worse. Prayers for the car
dinal have been asked in all churches
Of the archdiocese for next Sunday.
Tho prelate has been confined TO his
bed since Sunday when he suffered a
relapse OF heart action and became
weaker with Ills temperature falling
TO a serious degree. No marked I'M
provement Is reported IN tho cardinals
condition during the last - hours