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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
COMMERCE CHAMBER ]:
FOR MARTINS FERRY

Martins Ferry's Board Of Trade. an
o-s.nization which has been II o1ist.
orcc FOR twenty years. will be no more
as the result OF action taken IA. eve
ming by its members, when the eons...
tuition and bylaws OF the orsanl@~.'en
were all changed SO as 10 HaaAe
Cs.nher of commerce and the seere-
49, ordered to take all steps nsceS-
sary to change the organizations
The reason for making the change 10
n Give the members a wider scope IN
tbeir work. as the Chamber OF Com
merce is a national organization.
The drive for 200 members Is 70 start
sometime this week, and all reports are
70 be made back to the secretary o!
Tho end of the week. In addition to
the work last evening, the orsaniIa-
ton endorsed the action OF the direc-
tors in planning the wharf warehouse
scheme inaugurated a week ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
SUIT OF EJEcT1HNT

A suit of ejectment titled Minnie
Neuhard vs. Frances c.. Neuhart, ct al.
was filed yesterday in circuit court,
being TO recover $500 damages the
plaintiff alleges is due her, tho defend
ant occupying property in the east end
by the plaintiff and refusing to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Miss Margaret Irwin. Of Wheeling;
Robert Riley. Miss Esther Bair. OF
GrcruShurg. Ia: Robert l.. Brock, Miss
Mary Sloan, Of Grc"nshurg. Ia; Hugh
/. Shctt, Jr. Miss Jane McD"rm"tt, Re"
ford WaIKcr. Miss Thea r!rkrrs. Will
tam T.. U;laSscock. Jr, and Miss
Florence Mason. Of Wheeling. were
guests OF Steel" TrOtt"r at the
Residents home or North Front
street. Monday evening at $50 O'"fork
The party with It's pretty appointments.
WAS planned 10y Mrs. Frank Ruil"r
Truttcr. honorlnE the ladies who were
guests for the military BAH IN the ar
mory.-MorgAntOwn New dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Tonight at Rlum's hall. Elm Grove,
n merry gathering OF Nuun" people vii.
cnjuy a jolly informal dancing party.
\ local orchcS,ra has been engaged 4"
furnish the musical program. At ll.30
O'Clock 4 basket luncheon Will b." served
and later music will be enjoyed There
Will be fifteen couple IN attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
About People
AT THE HOTELS
Movements Of Individuals To And
Prom The City.

AT THE HOTEL
McLure-ChIrleS II MCGehrc. tIarkS-
lbu.E; X T EurSon. Washington; John
Campbell. ClarksLurg; 7. :. Neptune
! Fairmont; II. II. Lanhorn, Fairmont; =
II. simpson. B~uckhannon: II. ". Linscl'
Canton: ! i. Pit,enE"r. East Liver
pool: Albert l.. Lohns. Clarksburg; u.
| l., W niins cameron.
; w1ndsor-Earl s. Fox. f'a!rmont: l."
L. Friend, Charleston, &. r. Vest. W"S-
tor T.. J. rltrrctt. ParkcrsburG; MISS
! Marie Johnson. Fairmout: I. W. Allen
and wife, Grafton.
| S,amn-t. l.. Newman. Pine Grove;
| Homer Mazcna, Darlington: :. /" Hick-
man. 81. Marys: Emil W. LETTER, Car
in. ton: T.. Robinson. Butler: NJ. e.
Wilson. ParkcrShurg: q. O. cutler. SIS
trrsvilIc: H. II. Robert. S,euhcnvillc; j.
L. Newman. hannibal.
Rogers-Ii. Il. Mayhem. I.!ttlcton; T,
a. Morris. pittsburgh; L. W. Kite. tr-
hama.
Miss Irene Hilton Of South WarW0od
avenue who underwent a serious oper-
alton sometime ago is slowly recover
ing and will be able L. be out within a
short time.
p-lyr,0 \cS'Or Of the local recruiting
on,cr Icf, las, evening for Hunting
co., ord ,c,vco from thai CITY this morn
~" a.. r,r,, Ifx
1orn I, SEcIIhosr Or the Island. left
TO-, o,cnjnc ror Ecw York on a bus:-
n,, rim
III No., Iarry or pittsburgh.
,or, ,o., evening for bor home after
nc,di , ccv DAYS in This city with
rr,.rT.
Ei,r rur,v,s;ne Of This city. left
Co., Hn,. yorr
'"S! EVENING wv ~" i"N r;,..-
MIS-. "!''i'n' - hF'C' Oh 49,.
rtluEH'u H"'h' '"N' "'S"- "'N' 81
days stay in this city.
Nrs joscph Navlor, Of Woodedale
ri,.,,r,or ,rorn chr
mas '''"'.''' '''"' l 80
spent Il short t'hnt on business,
Mrs. Harry Perkins OF |harI"Tio. "a
! has returned hom" after visiting h"I
SISTER. Mrs. james Clemens. OF Elm
IGroyc.
wi,s r,,;,,. l., pigs ~ Morrantown
~ " 'THH, ,r,nr ynonJ.
mas '''N''r" - 49, ,nf. .i.y
ing a rev DAYS WIN '''"""S j" '',H .'''S
Miss Rigs was "rm"r!y n resident o'
W"l!Sburc and her numerous TRENDS "
thus section will "" pleased {" learn oi
! her progress at West Virginia Intrer'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
RANSOM-JONES
ANNOUNCEMENT
PROMINENT LOCAL YOUNG MAX,
AND WELL KNOWN STATE ArHE-
1ErE, MARRIED. TO Moss ALTA
FLORA JONES
wedding Quietly SolsmnizOd October g.
1890, ut Pittsburgh-Br1ds Mus
ioian OF MorVantown

announcement has just been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Alta Flora Jones'
prominent young musician of Morgan
town. and Mr.. Floyd Howard Ransom.
snu OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ransom. OF
Edgewood. Tho wedding was a quiet
event OF October 9th. 1920 taking place
Al Pittsburgh. i The Young people,
who wc-c both students AT West Nr-
gin.a University. went 20 Pittsburgh
and were married and their secret was
mover revealed until formal announce
mcat vas made Monday.
The bride IS \ graduate OF Cornell pub
lie 81 oC. r,r,!c department and was a
member ns the Junior class OF the tni-
verStty at MorEantown. She has been
connected with the c,ty schools in Nor
SantowN for six FEARS. being supervisor
q" music. She IS attractive and accom-
N';Shcd and BY her charming personality
has made many friends who will hasten
70 sNtend congratulations.
Mr.. Ransom. who is the only son or
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ransom. is ono OF
the very we'll known Young men Of the
cUt-thC-N.ke section. He is a graduate
Of Triadciphia district high school and
u,so attended the University. II" was a
member of the University football squad
last year and wor considerable fame
A. an athelctc. At present he - employed
IN CINCINNATI. and = Is probable that tho
happy youn people will temporarily
re>Id" there. Nr. R~anSon}S many friends
n THIS Vicinity will he greatly surprised
70 learn VI his marriage and unite in
wishing him much happiness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Music Study Club.

This afternoon At ESQ o'clock ia the
club Of tho musical department Of the
woman's club Will hold III" regular
meeting. Mrs. W~oolcnweh"r viii dircG;
the study subjects. The first paper vii!
be The Art Of Singing. tn" stud OF
Tho following Choruscs and their com,
nosers will conclude the study period
when the rehearsal OF the chorus will
begin: ~ r,,..
Sands O. Dee" by Frederick Gay
"Hsarts Feel That Love You" by Men
Iclsobh. st. Johns Eve" by Chami-
made and Current Interests In Music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Ltncola Banquet

The Mems Bsbl" class Of IN" tn'tsa
rrnshy,rrian church Of Ron"y'S Point.
viii give 4 I.inroln banquet Friday eve
ming. February nm IN the church. They
have in,it,l As their guests n" mem
brrS Of tn" Uuitvl and presbyterian
1oSn "a Bjck.tt. teacher of tn" class.
wjlI preside and ne VIII be assisted By
K, II. orr vino vii. act as t~oaStnaStrr.
4 program 80 clever and appropriate
sp,cch.s will be made by the guests;
The sumptuous dinner viii be served
hy the ladies Of the congregation OF the
Ronevs Point church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Buns-MontieKal.

IN interesting wedding was solemn
ICED yesterday afternoon at " ","l"'H
at st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church when Miss Emma MontlcGeI be
came the bride Of Mr.. William :,
burns, Of Beading. Pa. Rev. " g. IL
fort read the nuNtiUl scrvlre and many
friends and relatives witnessed ihr
ceremony. Prot. AlLIrd po"pkin played
the We i!iHS march and Miss Hannah
Juhrsuu sang several pleasing numbers
during the service.
Miss Airline MontiecCl of milwaukee,,
WAS the dainty little flower girl and
she wore u frrrk Of pink taftr'a and
carried 4 basket Of rose petals. MrS
Harry \. Motz. of Philadelphia. matron
Of honor. wore = creation Of isEOwu lace
with ha, to match and carried i col
onial bouu"t. Miss Elizabeth Magill. the
hridcSmIId followed aVd she wnr" 4"
costume Of yellow InX carried yellow
blossoms II colonial effect. II" ur!d"
entered with her brother. Herman Mon
tlrGCl. Of milwaukee,. VII" gay" her %
marriage. Her gown WAS of whit" pussy
wili.N satin with lace trimmings and
she wore q shower boTUct of brides
roses and pink sweet peas. They were
met at the altar hy tn" groom and his
hest man. William MonrcSrl, brother
Of tho bride.
After a reception AZ tn" homc "f TIA.
brides mother. Mrs. Emma MuutlrE"l
of Warwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns de
parted On 4 honeymoon and on Their
return aftc" March tn" first. they VII.
reside AZ Reading. where the groom -
Il well known business man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Ia st evenings musical is deserving Of
.real praise. and the least one appreea..
,iva bearer can say is that as a Wnois'
II was simply great.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
OATDIAN'S
I.OllY Pom Dance

Select Saturday evening dance. Inks
auditorium: : melody boys. featuring
Icrrun Johnston on Maranfophon".
fCbT-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Ynnno Mans Club Dance

The Young Mems cub Of t'eLEa'rc
hos secured the services ~ Reeds Rag
time S~ynr"pA,cd orchestra Of Marietta.
ohio. to furnish The program at lhr,r
10 be held in their club rooms
Thursday night. The mus" Mas ORG
- have been furnished u! !"H'T
Tovnf,y orchestra, hut thu enlargement
was canrr!itI and the imported "r"htN-.
ira later engaged 10y the members .!
the club Who did not wish {" ~d!S2pr"'ht
guests on that n.kht. \ PHEASANT
-, e1;r- Is PROMISED those who attend,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
EngaRement Announced.

The engagement OF Miss clara Han
ming and Mr.. Charles :. llabiC was I'm
nounccd ut Il clever Valentine party
given Monday night 10y Miss Emma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Mrs, Mac Wcuvrr VIII have lNH ln"m-
hnrS of the Vanity FAIR TwtC as h"'
cues,s today ~ ncr home in Leather
wood. Several hours Will be o~ccuplc
N sewing for the hospital and at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Recital Friday Night.

IL" yocul and piano stuIrrts Of Miss
Haze Y. SeAmon Will hc heard IN a
ri"as.rg recital Friday evening at III"
SramCu studio beginning 1T y o'clock.
Norai AMI piano numbers Will make up
= very interesting program IN which
the ~CC.lcwlng VIII tax" part:
Misses
Violet Marker Pearl Scott
Virginia Marker Marjorie ElodcCtt
Helen Sttlwcll clara aumI
Anna Otiu catherine RvCk
Mildred Morris
MaSSrs
Norman Cunning Morgan MacClanc
ham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
Knights OF Columbus Dance.

Members and fr.cuds OF CARROT
knights OF Columbus. enjoyed a merry
dancing I&rty last ntghJ At the Car
roll cub. rhlS was the concluding cH,nt
TO - KAY and festive winter SvISuu and
As the IinAl social junction unlu after
Easter. wlI hong De remembered a. u
thoroughly delightful affair. The
knights were assisted IN p!4nninS the
dane b. 4 committee from the laugh
icrS Of isabella and IN" details were
perfectly carried out. Lnc Auultoriuin
was beautifully decorated ~ rcd and
white and .G'Sv palms added 10 the
beauty ut the seems. \ gay program
OF ua nee music was tJru!$Ecu by Jones
orchestra until 1880 o'clock when the
gusts were tnv.ted 70 the dining room
Nh-ry an elaborate luncheon WAS served
here uOv,t decorations OF q NaicntIn"
nature were - en- anu prtty IaNorS were
g,v,n the guest. MIS-. IS. J. rISh"r WAS
chairman 81 tn- daughters OF Isabella
committees and Edward SCHUYLER WAS
CHAIRMAN Of the nulEltS committee Oh
arrangements. rhcy with their Capable
assistants. are uytuS congratulated on
m SuUcv SStui outcome ~ Their untlrlNG
CltDrtS 10 .tnIhc tao uGnC" Il success.
The following were N Attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
and MeSdnmeS
Anniversary Surprise

Rev. and Mrs. John II. Hess. Sr..
were she honor guests at 4 delightful
surprise party given Monday evening at
the parsonage OF the Chapline Street
VI. T.. church.. which was arranged by
tbe members of the Clark Circle Of the
North Street NJ. +. church 70 celebrate
ton OF tina group. Rev. Hess was the
beloved pastor OF the North Street
church at that time and when plans
were being mad for an anniversary
celebration II was decided 10 surprise
their former pastor to show their love
and appreciation for his services. Rev.
Hess was attending a meeting OF his
official board when the guests arrived
and when he returned and found his
guests. he was almost overcome with
emotion. He recovered. however. and
soon tho conEental gathering OF friends
was engaged IN merry games and music
also added 70 the evenings pleasure.
A. a late hour a most delicious lunch
con was served and the guests departed
proclaim.ng their host and hostess the
best of entertainers.
Those who enjoyed the event were;
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Hess. ST.
Rev. and Mrs. +. ). Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hess. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. StrIcklin.
McsdamCS
S. l.. SpraEg Mary +. Patterson
Bertha Meyer Anna Graham
Misses
Gertrude Hess May Lendmyer
Carrie Neidert Anne Bolte
Ei,a Davenport Minnie Botte
Entertain Musicians.
Mr.. r. A. Spangler Will be host at a
folly stag party this evening at his
home No. 81 North Wabash street.
when he entcrtains the young men who
compose the following orChestraS.
Jones Novelty orchestra. AanEoe's TUX
edo orchestra aud tho Melody Boys. The
AeninE viii be spent in playing cardS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

and Mt tho conclusion ~ the ana a
luncheon VIII be served.
The rlrSlS Will p". e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
MISS Hw1N DINNER GUEST.

conclusion Of this diversion tea "!
be served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
NEW SORT OF sLICKER

A new form Or city siicker.' pos
Ing as an employe OF the Gary Heat
Light and Water company. reaped a
harvest among some Of the foreign
families on Gary,s golth side last week
and his victims have asked the police
to assist IN his arrest
According TO : police report the
"siicker" a well dressed foreigner.
walked into the store or sam Lee. at
1910 Adams street and introduced him.
self as an inspector for the Gary Heat
Light and Water Co
y want to inspect your water met
er." he said and going TO the base
rnent returned a short time later. Your
meter i broken and will have to be re-
paired. II Will cost about STA for the
parts and will save you lot Of money
IN the long run.
Sam paid him the AZ but evidently
the stranger was not satisfied
AZ he was going out OF tho door he
stopped at the electric fan on a counter
and going through the motions Of a
sincere Inspector. stated that he would
also take the electric fan along with
him as # too needed repairing
Sam has not seen the sl2. the Fan or
tho stranger since.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
TRIPLE STORK VISIT
FORSURPRISED PARENTS
Two Boys and a Girl New
Tenants of West Ham
mond Home.

The stork is tired old bird today
having made three trips in the brief
space ofeforty minutes for the benefit
81 one family last night.
Nr and Mrs. J. o. Wingard, 69o
Ingraham avenue. West Hammond are
the proud but thoroughly surprised
parents Of triplets this morning be-
cause of the mistake - the venerable
bird in balling W his list II calls.
The three babies, two boys and a
girl were born last night al st Mar
garets hospital. The first arrived at
2o5 o'clock. the second at 2:35 o'clock
and the third at 2:45- Each weighed
four and one-haf pounds and all are
ine healthy children The mother 5
also doing as VET as could be expect
ed after contributing three citizens
for Hammond's future. owing to the
clement Of surprise the names have
not been announced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
MAKE RAIDS
AT ELKHART

Prohibition Agent Harry Mathers
VINO i stationed At South Bend. con
tinues to ind business good in his line
according q reports which have bee.
received by chief q J. Simons at M
Hammond Office.
SATURDAY. Mathers went over TO Elk
hart borrowed q couple of policemen
and made two raids Al the soft d Ink
saloon or Harley w. Peffley he found
two quarts Or moonshine and a pint
bottle half full in closet ADJOINING
the bar-room.
At the home II pomtneck Piedmont
q ten gallon still was discovered in the
basement along with 100 gallons %
corn nash. In another part 81 the
house was three gallons OF moonshlno.
Both men we're released on $500
bond and their trials set for this az
ternoon III the EIkhart city court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
UNDERTOW CAUSES
NEAR DROWNING

The treacherous undertow Ii Lake
Michigan at Miller Beach cast of Gary,
came near claiming another victim yes
terday afternoon when Frank Morrell.
member Of the Harrison Park tennis
club and residing at 1909 W 18th ave,
Chicago was caught IN the surglng
waters and carried out into the lake
Life guards on the beach who saw his
plight reached his side just as he was
going down FOR the third time and res
cued him from a watery grave. He
was exhausted and unconscious when
brought to shore where a pulmotor was
applied and life restored after half an
hours work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
In the matter Of the Estate Of Jos
eph Hojnacki. Ne 1896 IN the Lake
Superior Court September Term 1927
Notice is hereby given TO the HEIRS.
LEGATEEs and CREDITORS Of JOS
eph Hojnacki. deceased, d appear ii
the Lake Superior Court. held az Ham
mond. Indiana, on the 18th day of
September, 1921 and show cause il any
why the FINAL SETTLEMENT Ac-
COUNTS with the estate 81 said de-
codent should not be approved: amt
said heirs are notified to then and there
make proof of heirship and receive their
distributive shares
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake Su-
perior Court. at Hammond. this 18th day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
$50 FROM HERE
AT OUTING

Michigan csty.s contingent OF en-
ployes OF the Northern Ind ana Gas *
Electric CO.. proved themselves roya3
entertainers Saturday when they were
hosts 10 the employees from other cities
~ the Northern Division of Indiana
Hammond sent iso to the affair and
SOUTH Bend was also we'll represented.
The DELEGATIONS were met at the train
~ the reception committe and marched
to Washington park A baseball game
between the Hammond and Michg gan
CITY teams started the fun. hammond
won. is to .. Then Basket luncheon
was served 81 the entertainers.
group photograph was taken after
which the picnickers headed for the
beach The afternoon was spent In
bathing, water sports and foot races
on the leach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
At the CountySeat


49, -
-. II $50 Tsa,.t III, - re-
.t5l,. Ans.-ss, Ths lftfia a-rs.al
~. - ..Ar,,,s4n.., sfarv rans
gr- Hsnrsnaer bas returned
frgr, a. extended trf5 is fne Inherent
natr+s IL t.alara4a ana Idaho Mr..
Henrtnaer !. ser4oasl. contemplating
returning u Africa where she vas for
merry engaged IA the missionary held
SIDE j. at present With her sister Mrs.
Julia Robin
H,r-y ii r,,,,,,h.-le .,rt.a.e score
49, M w. - vr..r4er r.as outta bal
Il. n,,rra4 i, H. .v,f..t.n ~ raaoltra
y.hiia ronat-4fo tbe sar beI.nxtnv ~
sheriff ODDS ii the rear 81 the jan yard
ia Thursday pr. 9lbbe attended the
injured man. who suffered considerably
from hfs burns
Aftsse. Nav 11ran,er ana Ronnle Da
pots faf4 ~ -aya+,.,ls Aft-htran. ~
SPEND ! u-aak.a vacation III that nopu-
lar resort
-
-.
.,ee.-.,
:
-, -,
~ S'o Mrs Mos'.s 80 = ! ,'',,'s
: ] ~ -
ass 41eAiila Sill'-il IetuI hea Aauss-
aay Y eo'n paay Win asE taehe5 from
- .'-' - Npn III 4. :. HI 1T So
Mr. and Mrs II 2, Peters who aEe
1ega .s'',s. : eoeeasa :. Ieoar i-ass. 80
Lr.,l - 49, -. -.
~. 49, -. = 49,, -.
-. -, -,
,--ea ~ tho.a fo-fuusfs enough Is
sa tia rne.4a
~,
800
= = 80 Ho7 -
= Afaolity -
- ,...-.ee.',
III. ,,,n.A.,r, 80 sa-,.s5 ae+.- a.ste,,
ne guests enjoyed the afternoon play
ing bridge Mrs. Eugene Farley. Mrs
6. ]. Daugherty and Mrs Nettio Wheel
e scored the most points and we're
Eiven exquisite prizes Mrs. Frank
PaGisen q chicago was an out g town
guest MIS- KrinbAl Il entertaining
A. iuncaaon asair today
Mrs Elizabeth Troy and grandson
william Hrgan OF Slater. Missouri.
are spending some time At tho home e.
her sister Mrs Rosa Griesel IN Elm
rood.
Mrs. r. j. Bolster 81 Meridian. Miss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
GARY BIRTHS
DOUBLE DEATHS

one hundred and twenty-eight babies
were born II Gary during the month 81
July while the death rate dropped down
to total Or sixty. according to the
monthly report issued by the Gary
health department. This accord ng To
the health department Is record for
the total number Of births IN one month
while considering the season Is a very
low death rate. Through the efforts
Of the health department contagion re
ports show that II is on the wane
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGs-Re Receipts. 81 600. n7rkef. &C
tive and mostly 355oe higher hulk.
50 +o91i.45. top SIl so; heavyweight
$1,000 II 90. medium. Sl0.75aii so.
light. 1911 So.
CATTLE Receipts. 5000 market.
motsiy 15@25c higher. Reef steers
Choice and prime, 80 IS f0 40. med
ium and good, S. 25G7.50. good and
choice 80 oo01o 40. common and
medium. s5.75Qs
SHEEP Receipts. 1900; market
isnbs about 25c lower. sheep steady.
Lambs es4 lbs. DOWN. ss 5oQ 10 rs,
lambs: culis and common. IS. ooas Is;
yearling wethers. So .ooQs6o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
FIREMEN ARE
CALLED TWICE

THE Hammond FIRE department re
sponded 81 two alarms yesterday. The
first blaze was AZ the Monon coal
chotes il South Hammond. The dam
age Was slight and The dremen were
able Is gain control 81 the situation IN
short tire.
The other ere was at standard and
Forest avenue and The Yves, Hammond
department responded also. An auto
was almost destroyed The cause of
the blaze is not positively known. but
II is thought that crossed wires wore
responsible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
DEATH OF MRS.
DUNCAN

Mrs Margaret {. DUNCAN. of 8 High
land street. widow Of the late stephen
DUNCAN. died yesterday morning at
1885 o'clock following an operation
for Goitre. performed last Wednesday.
at Wesley Memorial Hospital. Chica-
go. She is survived by her daughter
Marion and one sister, Mrs. Phil Nc
Laughlin. Of Hammond.
The funeral Will be held Wednesday
morning at nine O'Clock from the All
Saints Church. burial in Calvary ceme-
terry. Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
REMOVAL NOTICE

This is TO inform all my friends and
patrons. that have removed my bust
ness known as 'HERRINGToN AUTO
SALES co" from 1854 Holman s. %
g22 Calumet Ave. That am now
prepared to and do handle all kinds Of
accessories and Invite all friends and
patrons to call.
That It is further announced that
Mn JOHN PELLMAN. expert me
chanic, has removed his general repair
shop to same address and wnl continue
To do all kinds OF repair work and
overhaulinR-
HERRINGroN AUTO SALES co.
1881 BY W. c. Harrington.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-08
Finds Boys Clothing;
Fear Another Drowning

Mystery surrouads the finding Of a
lads clothing IN a shanty al Miller
Beach by A. r. Junsheim. foreman "
. work gang. who thinks that the lad
may have used the shanty - dress f..
and vas drowned ID to this hour the
police have received no report ~ q
missing boy. according % Jnnghetn
the clothes would fl 8 boy probably
eight OF nine years old