Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 15 April 1919 — Page 6

TITO TIMES. Tuesday, April 13, 1919. ture It If you can wnnji are such poor i nst i u I'tpni s of thought! You should have seen iliut wonderful drill master. Harold Clarke. l.i.-t ni-"ht launching with all his -ire ami i nthus.asni Into the ! talis .if tu art. With coat off. sle.-ves -ill am everv fiher of COOPER ENTERS STUTZ IN GREATEST OF RACES OLA MINSTREL AT EAST CHICAGO , hi. being tuned to the u oi k. "he threw a. r V?i--?W- i himself into the proliii'ni with all hi. old time frenzy. If v ill he rem ' in he t Cl that Mr. l.iarUe was tin boy that made the Elks JliuMrds so successful 1:1 the first vetifire. The entertainment will he Riven on Tii : s.1 ay anil Wednesday f nms?, of 7 V Iist nliht was the first rehearsal civen for the Indies Minntrcls nt.""' !-oirram is being rapidly whipped int. shape fc-T one of the most s pert !- lar and best entertainments nliu'li the city of Kast Ohio so ha been privili pel to si f"r many monii.i. The men's minstrel.-, show Riven under the auspices of the Elks was cei-'riii-ly some fho' with l.i.h anil p'P i nd lome.ly from start to fin'.sh hut !ls women' minstrel!"! oh, boy ! Pic ! May i and 7, for the bom lit of th .:f.-ire Association East Chicago nid Indiana Maihor. Ii "ill he hold :n ;,ie Hartley theatre. In order that none of the pond start thus fir made ,-hnll le lost, thin first rehearsal will h" followed nightly. et-eept-iiir Wednei-day and Sunday eveninRf. at the i "on rega t ional church n .Magoiin avenue. Things will mirely hum from this minute on. Ami v. j.ti cv. r thins complete, watch out ! .' .- t forth to i ' sr.

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The Times' want ads bring astonishing results if their users are to be believed.

Co!umbia'American THEATRES Indiana Harbor, Indiana TODAY

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Capital and Surplus, $60,000.00

A CHECK" BOOK GIVES PRESTIGE

jgjr 'U'hr not pay by check? Each chck Jl Is a rec'ipt and thte checks bring your name favorably before the merchants.

Theodores ioberls Pieturization of "Puddin' Head Wikon" A I'araniount Picture. Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "POLICE" One of the funniest tworeel Kssanav Comedies

EHHX- COOPER

When Earl Cooper, who has enter- ' sd hia Stuti for the 500-mile Liberty I Sweepstakes May 31, on the Indianapolls Speedway, showed up In 1913 I to act as relief driver, he had a pecuj liar experience. Cooper drifted out J to the Speedway and showing his credentials, started for the garages j to look up Harry Stutz and the team No one would pick out the Californian ' for a race driver as his appearance itatnped him as one of the clercy.

JUDGE ORBISON IS COMING TO EAST CHICAGO

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WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH BUILDING A NICE SUMMER KITCHEN OR PORCH? IT WILL EE LOTS MORE CONVENIENT AND IN THE SUMMER WILL BE LOTS COOLER. IT WILL ALSO ADD BEAUTY TO YOUR HOUSE AND VALUE TO YOUR PROPERTY. WE HAVE ALL THE STUFF FOR BUILDING A HOME, GARAGE, BARNS OR FENCES AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. BUY COAL NOW. POCAHONTAS COAL IS BACK ON THE JOB. WE CAN SUPPLY ANY AMOUNT. GET OUR PRICES. QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SERVICE. Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal Company Grapevine and Watling Sts. Phones: Indiana Harbor 216 and 217.

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C.CZING

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Charles J. Orbison of Indianapolis, on of the most prominent members t.f the Independent Order of Odd l-'ellows and i'tputy Grand Mister of the Grand Ljdjfe ..f Indiana I'. and A. M., is to make the. address at the coming Lake County Odd Kellows' lrti'th Anniiersxry Cf k bration nf the AlcKin'oy Auditorium Saturday, J!ay 3rd. at :i:'H V. M. Mr. Orbison enjoys the distinction of being one of the real orators in the state, and those who have been prlilgej to hear him feel that the arrangement committee is to be congratulated upon bavins s"1 urcl his services for this meeting. Many Lake County odd Fellows remember his memorable address made in the Grand Loose I. ). t . f during the November. 1317. se5si.in. AVhil" th projeram is not quite ormplete. the committee bor.es to have th smaller details .axransed in a day or so. Rea.-rs of the Times 'i!l he kept informed in regard to the time if ths afternoon session and parade, a!.'o the fu'.I pro-trcim when it is ready. Very few fraternal organizations have shown such we.nd.Tfnl Rrowth in one hundred years as the I. o. O. P., organized by Thomas W ildev- in Baltimore, Mil , on the 26th day of April. 1S15. with but five members, its growth has been phenomina!. and it now boasts of more than C.enn nno. , Its lodges are found in nearly eiery city, town and viiiase jn the land. In many states it has erected and maintains at great expenso, comfortable and elegant hemes for the aged and foi orphan children. It has contributed with (be greatest liberality for the relief of distress (not always restricting Its benefactions to members of the order), and in all jrreat public calamities it ha been prompt, ective and liber1!! in its charitable mlnistrntir.ns. The order his f"ur divisions or br-inche--. namely: Subordinate Ti-lt, Subordinate Kncampments,

TlebeUab Lodges.

THE I FIRST NATIONAL BANK I if! EAST CHICAGO INTIANA V M

If Youre Running Short, Order Now our coal, whii-h produces not only the most satisfactory heat i'r bakinsr, walking, comfort, but saves

Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 EIGGEST GOLD ' PILE IN HISTORY. jrvr W hen the U. S 3 j Government bound . Jj ttrs and other Nationa! Hanks; into the Ffderal He-one it rreated the t'e.-iteft ("ioM iTeservrir in history, .lion thousand miUion (l!lars of pold these bank? have. Safety bore '

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Dirtless, Clinkerless, full, of Fire and Full in Weight Economy and expediency are both served br buvins: here.

JOHN PORA COMPANY Heal Estate, Loans, Insurance, Foreign Exchange. Steamship and Railroad Tickets , to All Parts of the World. NOTARY PUBLIC. PORA DLDG. 3462 GUTHRIE ST. INDIANA HARBOR. IND.

Dr. R. B. RUTHERFORD DENTIST 722 CHICAGO AVE., EAST CHICAGO FIRST NATL. BANK BLDG. PHONE 295.

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Kaiser quit cold a year in advance predictions of every allied general.

At least half a million scrapping American boys were saved- half a million of them who would have died had the war continued twelve months longer.

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q YOUR BOY was one of that gallant army. He's safe and sound home right now, What is it worth to you to have him back, alive and hearty?

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uuiD mu muu , .fljIThe Victory Liberty Loan, which will be launched April 21st, pays for the preparations that saved your boy. You're going to back this last of the popular loans by your personel efforts and your subscription, aren't you?

LETS FINISH THE JOB!

Fifth Liberty Loan Organization City of East Chicago

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" CHARLES H. TRUE Vice Chairman East Chicago Industrial Division. W. L. SPENCER Vice Chairman East Chicago Commercial Division.

JOHN W. LEES Vice Chairman Indiana Harbor Industrial Division. JOHN CARROLL Vice Chairman Indiana Harbor Commercial Division.

WALTER J. RILEY, Chairman.

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Cantons of Patriarchs Militant. H. A. Winterrowd. of Indianapolis. Is the present Grand Master of the Indian Grand Lodge I. O. O. I .. and G. H. Reed, of East Chicago. District Deruty of Laks County. BOARD MODIFIES IMPROVEMENT PLANS At its midweek meeting, held tomorrow. Wednesday noon, the chamber of commerce of F.as: Chicago and Indian I-arb ! will he uddro-fd by John N. Van Der Vrfes. secretary of t!is central district of the chamber of commerce of LJie T'nited States.

Mr. Van Per Vris Is a tnr.sf forceful nd entertaining speaker and has a

wealth of information ir ni t-ommnu that makes bis talks very profits. hi . He

I. as taken a very active ln--rcsi in the problems pertaining to the reconstruction period and it is probable that his talk will be along constructive lines on this general topic. These mid-week meetings are becoming very popular and there is an average attendance of forty to fifty representative men. They are open meetings and all men of the city interested in Its civic welfare are Invited and urged to attend.

JOHN DE VRIES TO SPEAK INE. CHICAGO At the meeting of the East Chicago board of works held yesterday at the city hall, the plans for the paving of a section of alleys In each end of the city was somewhat modified owing to a little epposUlon that has arisen.

In, East Chicago proper, the alleys to be paved as the first unit of construction, was cut down nearly fifty per cent. Bids on the alleys in Indiana Harbor were to be opened yesterday and there were a number of bidders, but they were returned to them unopened. It seems that the advertising for bids was a little premature, in view of the action taken by the council and to make the proceedings regular in every detail, the advertising will be repeated and bids .re-submitted.

ENGINEER TO BLAME FOR WRECK

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 WASHINGTON. April 15. Ret-ponsi-bilitv for the resr-end collision on the

New York Central in which 12 persons were killed and 71 injured near South ByroD, N. Y., on January 12th was today placed upon Engineer Krledley. In its report of the investigation conducted in conjunction with the public service eommUslof of New York the bureau of public safety of the railway administration today stated that Friedley "ailed properly to observe and to be governed by automatic box signal Indication. A contributing cause it was state, was the failure of Flagman Groves to go abek a sufficient distance to protect the train and to display lighted fuses. All lignal appliances worked properly and the occurrence was due solely to human error." the report concluded.

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