Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 229, Hammond, Lake County, 11 March 1919 — Page 2

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THE TIMES.

Tuesday, March 11. 1919.

Twin City News Notes

Katharine Hnnnrd, 4'MS Olrott nvr Phone 2S.1, will pleaae-d to vrrlte nnd rcee- aoelal ncn una! nilvrrt lin fotThe Tlmen, o printing S ull kind promptly and well done. "THE FKAST OF Pt'BIJt. "Purim." which will be celebrated

On Sunday, March IS and the evening!

preceding. is one of the inirvT holidays of the Jewish calendar. It commemorates the deliverance of the Jews of Persia from the power of Hainan, the vizier of King Ahasu.-ru. Hman had cast lots (hence the name

"Purim1 ) which means "lots'") to de- !

ttrmlne which day and month was to be set for the massacre of all the Jews

Plenty of exercise, fresh al?7 regular hours is all the prescription you need to avoid Influenza unless through neglect or otherwise, a cold gets you. Then take at once CASCARA S QUININE

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in Persia. Mordecnl and his niece. Ksther. the Queen, becoming aware of the riot, succeeded in deposing Hamnn. and In obtaining royul permission for the Jews to master their enemies.. The deliverance of the Jews from tins threat of annihilation, has ever been celebrated as the 'Feast of Purim." The "Feast of Purim" never Pttained as high a degree of spiritual Influence, as did some of the other festivals. The usual Psalms of praise read on other holidays are omitted on "Purlin." The one characteristic of Purim ritual Is the rending of the "Hook of Ksther." .luring the evening and mornlnsr services. As a folk-celebration Purim made up for whatever Influence it may have lacked as a religious festival. It was celebrated as a carnival. maks were worn by obi and young. Purim plays were given I f-ene--tir.tr th story of Taman ami Ksther. In addition to this merry celebration of Purim there arose the custom of (Eivln.tr srifts to the poor. Kvery Jew. no matter how poor would give something to some one more needy than himself, and so the day of popular rejoicing was touched with the elevating spirit of benevolence. The children of the IVnai Israel Hebrew School will celebrate furtm on Sunday at 1 r- ri. They will send gifts to one another on this occasion. The Rabbi will preside. On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock a Pu:m Ball will be given at the Auditorium by the F"nal Israel Zion Auxiliary. Many novel features will be introduced. McKelvy's orchestra will play. An invitation Is extended to the public to come and dance. The. B. C. Lukens home In Grapevine street, recently remodeled admirably for occasions which permits the gathering of large assemblages of ftuests. v as an ideal selection for the meeting

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Coal bought here is clean and honest all through, full of tire and heat. It is getting colder now and you can test this statement as soon as you choose. WHY NOT ORDER NOW INSTEAD OF WAITING UP TO THE LAST MOMENT

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KLMOllK (OITKII COMPWY IS A LKCJITIM 4TIC llll(l C(I1 IMiliATIOX. Head what Weed's Handbook has to say about thEeomelr say about the Elmore Copper Corapuny. If you are looklnir for a clean and reliable proposition to make money, the Elmore Copper Company has It for you. Puy rifrht now. three weeks may ba too late. Act at once. Iron-clad proposition. JOHN IIIIIIF.HTH. 208 Calumet Kid., Kast Chicago. Inrl. 1 month. rinnee M. Pntrlck'e nlarht lit Kaat Clilrnsro tnsonle Templet icrer-n confetti! iirirn fnvorsi lntest popular aniiiM; iiiusle. Admlaalon .".(-. 3 -1 1 -3 1 eod

scheduled monthly by the Calumet D. A. It. chnpter and hel, yesterday afternoon where first the business pertalnint? to the organization was trans, acted an-1 Mrs. V. V. Morea was named lender for the day. Mrs. William

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TODAY AND TOMORROW FLORENCE REID WIVES OF MEN A pictufe hard to beat. Afk your frienrta who have seen it. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ETHEL CLAYTON IN Woman's Weapons NEXT WEEK M0N TUES. AND WED. NAZIMOVA "OUT OF THE FOG" Enough Said.

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JtAaCMOITD. XtTO. "Where Everybody Goes." FEATURE ATTRACTION Today J The Robbin Family VAUDEVILLE'S CLEVEREST ' FAMILY ACT. The Best Act of Its Kind on the Stage Today.

Stone & Manning Singing and Dancing.

Chas. Potters Songs and piano.

Ross & Porter In a Comedy Skit Entitled "WHIPPED"

Davis & McCoy Comedy, Singing and Talking.

New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily, 2:30; Nighta continuous, 7 to 11; Sunday continuous, 2 to 11.

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TOM MIX in a western feature SIX SHOOTING ANDY TOMORROW

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CLAIRE ANDERSON in A CROWN OF JEWELS Also House of Hate.

TOMORROW TOM MIX in his greatest western featuili TREAT 'EM ROUGH"

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Hart of Hemlock street was present and brought many interesting trophies for the Indies to view, sent her by hr two warrior son?, both in France, Walter and Frank, the elder iH in the army of occupation, the younger in Paris, in reserve duty. The mus-icale numbers of the afternoon consisted of vocal selections by Mrs. Frank Stephens and piano renditions by Mrs. Norman Cole. The MesdamoH Hoskinfl and Wlnslow of Whiting were present. There was a discussion led favorable to a membership campaign In the near future. Mrs. J. J. Callahan

Only On "EBOKO QTIININS" To cet the genuine, call fr full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for signature of K. W. OKOVfi. Cures a Cold In One Day. 30c. Adv.

of Hammond. member of this chapter, was reported absent through Illness. Mrs Harvey Oilman of North Ma-

goun avenue' is entertaining her aunt j Mrs. A. C. Loomis of Goshen, Ind., j formerly a resident of this city and a sister to Mrs. F. T. Abbott, prominent j in this city during the days Mr. Ab- j v,tt nwned and controlled the saw !

miU located on property adjacent to the can;-!. There is to be a re-union of the Abbott families now residing in Chicago, t the Oilman home this week. Dance lovers have one opportunity to revel in the greates. merriment of the season at the East Chicago Masonic Temnle. St. Patrick's night, March 17.

the only available evening during, the

entire lenten days of religious observance restricted to many. n this evening there will be the usual showering, of the green confetti and the favors will; be of the, green variety and arTordins a! whirlwind of tun. The latest dance hits of the musicale season will be played by the Mishkin orchestra and tirkets may be procured from the committers or at the door as early as elgr.t o'clock on the evening of the dance. Lenten services are conducted every j Thursday evening at the Sacred Heart 1 church in Tod ave. between the hours j of T and S o'clock. Special prnyer nnrr i benediction are offered dining these days of religious fasting and abtinence. j

The Carl Ottos of 3334 Hemlock st, have occasion to rejoice over the ad

vent of a son. the third boy, arriving

this morning at their home where there) is also a little daughter who Is now well supplied with brothers. A marriage has occurred between Miss Lola Gainer and Drew Dlllard, both well known In colored circles of India.na Harbor and East Chicago. The ceremony occured at Crown Point Saturday where they were accompanied Tr the bride's mother, Mrs. Gainer, and the Mesdames M. E. Cobb. "Walker and Daniels. After the nuptial knot was (Continued on page three.

The 1919 rOBD with. Startr Is her. See it at Bt-inell's. 3-7-tf

Don't miss a good time the Eagles Dance. St. Patrick's night. Unity Hall. 3-8-81

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