Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 93, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1919 — Page 2

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The Game By Innings (Continued from rpe one.) va'.led: ball one. wide ' Hand, n out to '".infill unassisted. F.Uer l: Koiil. strike inc. EMt out on a fly t r .ni. ivir she pitcher's box. Hath up. Stride on.-. enld. bail one. strike two. tailed. K.H'i cut on a fm;l fly f tUndit. No runs, no hits. i errors, nine If.''. CHIt'A'.iO: Williams up: Ball m low; hall two. strike on--, called; strik ',vn. railed; strike three. Williams ftnnrd It a5 lh fourth strik'-out m FUfCPSflon for Filer, a new wiTld's re. -Old. l.tb.ifi up: Striko nn, rallri: strike two, foul, ha k. Kfihol.i struck cut. Collin up: Ball one. low : bill two, Vil! thro': M".!?- one. all.-d: strike two, . .-C.W Kddie iVi'ms f3i-n-d out. Tho f.v.is brok into a loud applause for t'v i nurkiMe jntcbsrir prfiTm.-ir.fe of Kl- ! r for r -firin t h hit" s?o for two irminRS in row. .'u rur.s. IV hit?, no rrcr. none b ft. FOURTH INNING CINCINNATI: Pa-ibej-t up: 5rik ei.e, foul, strik' twe. foul. baek. I'M iber out on a hich fly to K Isoh. Jroii up: Strike one. ra!d: ball one; strike o .al!d. Groh out on a fly to l-viso!,. r;oush up: Strike oop. swims ar it: sTtiv" two, jutc t r : bill one. b:i"l two; ful. back: foul. Roush wns saf qt f.rt on RIs.herE s error. Dun. an up. Tial! one. Rotih sf !e second on a short perd bsll. trik one,, called, ball tf ; strik two. swung: a' it. Dunan out on a fly to Jackson. No runs, no hits. in error. nn !"ft. CHICAGO: 'Weaver up: Ba'l one. low snd on the inside: strike one. called. Weaver out. El)r to Daubert. Ja.-ks.i,i up: Strike or', struck at it. Ja kson out, Eller to raubert. FHsch up: Strike ne. swung at it; strike two, foul. back, relseh out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none !e't. ("F to the end of the fourth only en of Eller's offerings had hfpn batted out of the infield. FIFTH INNING CINCINNATI : Kopf up: Foul, strike one. Kopf singled to right center. Na! up: Foul, strike one; foul, strike two. foul. Neale forced Kopf a; second. Ristcrt to Collins Rariden up. Neale on stealing. Pchalk to Risbersr. Ball one en Raricn: strike one. called: ball two. e'rike two: foul: RanoVn sent a, foul Into the stand? and a fan caught it In megaphone. Rariden out on a fly to r:cn. No runs, no Kits, on error, nen left. CHTV'AOO. Oandil up. Candil out. Rath to raubert. RisbTg Up: prike ere. struck at it; ball one: stnke tw-. swung: st it. Risberg out. ;roh to Dauber. Srhalk up: Strike one. ouI tip. Schalk sing-led to left. Willimis up: Strike one. swunfr; ball one. wide; strike two. swung at it. Williams fanned. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left. It was th i(rrith strike-out for EMer tip to the end of the nf;h innine. Kid Gleason, who did not arive on the field until a few moments before iam ha J Hammond Electric and Magneto Exchange IF

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i lino. SIXTH INNING CINCINNATI: ..fcllef. up: Strike one; ball one. Kll-r doubled l left Cfntcr and was safe nt thud when Kisner fumbled Fclsi li s iclay throw. The otb-i-i'il orer chanted Kelsch with the rr..f. blaming Kolsch with a bad thrmr. ItHth up: Hall ne, Mrike one. n;i-!-ball two; Strike two. rallrd; foul. Klier scored the I'.isi run of the fc;vie. Iaitnert up: Strike one. called. Jtaub-it out on tt s.ieinc;, Wfavr to tJunUil ),mh to. k second. tiioii up: Hail ,-; bit two; ball thrro; bull four. tron walk. Koush up: Strike ine. ca led. Ui.th scuitd and so did Urdi on Rouh'i orie to deer renter. It was a t w nt uster. itoush went to third when 1 he r'ay wns niHde at the plite fM- (;,,!,. the decision at the plate w is close n nd half of the White S.. ifiwi t hoc :u t make a protest to Kigler. The off), ml scorer reversed the oiigmnl decision ml f;ac Roush : t h!'re-hl gr , , al'-o t -. -i hn-r? is the most b" could h.i.e ma! tf no piay had bet n m.kle ,rj ; h, Schalk was put out of the time fer io'estinc and l.mn took b.is place. Initp iM tip: Stt ikt one. ca'I'd: strike two. i nl . 1: foul. back. Roush scored on lumcan . sacrifice fly to Ja. kson. Kpf up. K;f teit on a fly to Kelsch. ' Four runs, three hits, no et rors. ntn left. i "H It 'AC'"i l.eibold up 1.. lbold or, j Croh to Haubeit. Eddie follms up: I'.a'tl lone. Collins out oir a lone fl to Koiisli. ! Weaver- ur; Strike one. called. Veaer ; out. Korf to Pauberl. i No tun.-, no bits, no errors, none lo'l. ! SEVENTH INNING j ' TNI I N N ATI: Neale up: Ball one. j Neal" out. I'oiiins to tjatidi!. R-ri1en up: Koul. strike oik : bill "tv-. RarM-n lout on a fly to Ueibold. Eller up: Sttike one, fout, back: strike two. fanned, bsl! , two. Ellt-r struck out. j No runs, no hi!?, no errors, none 1'ft. j CHICAGO: Jackson ur Strike one. 'on., sti.it two. Tout; nan on". .iarKu out. Rath to Paubert. Felsch up: Foul, strike on;- ball one; strike t o. swtin j ; at it. Felsch out on a high foul to Rari-I den. Gandll up. Gandil o-!t on a fiy Roush. No runs, no hi's. no errors, none left. EIGHTH INNING CINCINNATI: Rath up Strike on. foul: strike two, foul Rith out on a fly to Jackson Paubert up: Paubert out on a fly to Feisch. Greh up: Strike one, foul; strike two, fout: foul. Gron out on ft tly to Felsch. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. CHICAGO: Risbern up. Rihrrc out on a fly to Neal. l-ynn up: Strike on. foul. Lynn t ut on a fly to Puncin Murphy batting for Witiams. Ball on-: strike one, called, strike two. railed. Murphy struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Only twenty-five men faced Eller In the first eight innings. NINTH INNING CINCINNATI: Mayer now pitching for Chicago. Roush up: Ball one; ball two: ball three; strike one. called: strike two, called. Roush safe at first on Co'TELEPHONE HAMMOND 325. YOUR TROUBLES ARE ELECTRICAL j

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Is ,-t ' t, , itrt '"j&y jw.' vLsZ B ' TS Iins' fumbie. It was an error. Duncan up; t3.il! tmr; Hu two: ball three. Dunran walked. Kopf up: Fall one stri';-onr-. ch1I-i1; ball two. Kopf out on sacrifice, u caver to 1andi!. the runner. ad ancine. Neale up. Roush stored on Neale's out. Risberp to Gandil. biimnn oinr to third. Rariden up: Strike onr called; strike two. foul: ball one; foui; ball two; ball three, '.iriden out. t"ollins to Gandil. One run. no h;s. no prr"i. one left. CHICAGO: I.cihold up. Strike on-, foul, back, l.ettoi-j out KaMi to Iauher. Collins up. Collins nut. Kopf to Paubert. Weaver up. Urmtr tripled to righ' renter. .Jackson up. Jackson out. Kopf to paubert. No runs, one hit. no rri-ers, one left. BAD FIRE IN PITTSBURGH f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI riTTSHI.-p.GH. 1'a.. October fi . Klevn office employe of Swift and ! Co., packer, thereof whom were Kills, j w ere forced to Jump from second ,-tory , window to escape suffocation when a pipe carrying ammonia, inmt at the plant todav. All were bmriert r,v funics, one rnn be;n in a critical cond Con. Another emploj e wan seriously hutt in leap.n. NEW BEAUTY SHOP 'Miss Kada Clark, w ho until tfTiilv, ronducted a beaut v shp in the South Shore hotel, at chtoaeo. has opened up a shop at Sfi M-ieni.;h eoui t. Hammond, jusr around th torner off of i-lohrnan afreet. M... Clark is a araduate of the t'hlcaio School of Cosme- j ticians and has owned three shops before coiiiintr to Hammond. Sh" is profi1 lent in the famous marinejla -tni. Her shop be open ea"h dav and on Tuesda;. Thursday and Saturday evennes. j Tonight st Garv will occur big ili!r.g by the c.aj y lotlge of Elks. Pre ceding: a sofial session and bijf 'ats, there wl!I b initiations of new members of which thei will be a large flass The affair promises to l ' 'if tie ear and a capacity attendance Is expected Rveiy Klk in tiie Steel City will b there. The first report of the new building committer will be g.ven out at the meeting .

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-Js -r V V t - 1" - . Above, Ion F. Rouse (left) and John O'Connell. represent ire Btrikers, and, below. William Green, representing employers. The Tiublication of twenty-five New York majrazines has be-en temporarily suspended as the result of a strike of pressmen who want more pay and shorter houru. In conferences between the enployinc printers and the strikers, the former are represented ry William Gree 1 anfli the latter bv John H. Kotisc, president of the "Big Six" Printing TTnieiTl 9TI4 Tr.Vtr ATAin1l tary and treasurer of the "Biz Six." RACE RIOTS SWITCH TO GEORGIA LINCOLN. i"ia , October I Three r,eb""" are dead and race feeling at h;h tension here fuliow.nz the s-hooting Sunday morning of D' t'lity Sheriffs Roy Freeman and Hoyce Kortson. Freeman is today at deaths- door. Mose Martin, negro, wns cr.oi by pofseemn late Sunday when he was heard to Mifize o' .inizt-d rft.irls to capture Jack Cordon. ,t userL- of the shooting. Gordon and Will Brown, negroes, who had heen arresterl and placed in Jail charged with shooting the officers, were taken from the !,jn(,oln county ,ia!l early tod-iy by a mob, draggtd to tb.e outskirts f the town, and shot to death, after which their notiies were burned. Fi Milan and Fortson had gone to an eft iJordon. who had had a. quarrel with a returned neeio soldier tev aileceo attencon to the soldier w ;f e . TOM BLAIR NOW A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL .Tom B!ar, member of the Hammond Hijrti School trraduating class of ISO. has J'jJi been promoted to the principlship of one ,,f 1 H gh Schools in I'argo. North Dakota. Tom, aft'-r leading high school, attended Hanover College, in this state, afttr which he taught in the city schools of Farso. He is married and i.as a daughter and has a nie home in that city . .The well w ishes and cor. 2 ra tu la t ; on s of Hammond teachers and friends surely sro to him . DR. BURKET MOVES TO HAMMOND Dr. W. C. Birket, who formerly i was a dentist et Gary has moved to Hammond. Dr. Burket has opened an off t e in T'.noni 21 of the First National Hank building over the Woolworth store. H ha had years of experience m h,s line and will be glad to figure with people in need of JntaI work. 30,000 SEE THE FIFTH STANZA (Continued from raitt' - . ed s"mewhat as a result. The noble athletes were very late in debutting. The Reds romped along at 13. on. amide what might be called opprcssno silence. Outside 'tf the brief barking of an automobile horn, possessed by one f.f the three Cincinnati rooters, then in the grand stand, not a sound fractured the afternon qutet. It was different but not radically so when ihe tJox came on nt 12:85. The gi n ndst a r ders clapped a dignified welcome and the ).earheTs exuded a refined ovation total duration five seconds. Then the exercises began. There was not an awful lot of spirit or snip in the workout of the Sox. They disported much in the fashion of men who spent the morning hours estimated the short end of the purse and decided that th figures wer satisfactory . Put not so with-the Reds. They frisked hither and thither like fellows who "ere coin? somewhere to the crest of the hast bail world for instance. And thy showed that no rust had collected on their baseball machinery during the Sunday lay off. Times news service Is tne best 'hat money can buy and honest effort can furnish. 1 Iwin City News Notes Offlc, loom 223, Caciumet hlif. THon SS3. Jtldenc, 43X8 Olcott At. Phon 318. A reception opened the seasons activities of the Fast Chicago Woman's Club Saturday afternoon at the heme of thi club president, Mrs. E. L. Keid, in North

Bartflr ave., and was attended by goodly representative number of the members. The afternoon was made ideally pleasant and social intercourse predominated In the diversion selected with the dispensing of the hospitable lea service, ever which Mrs. A. A. ftoas and Miss Gertrude Van Gclsen assisted. The general trend of business which passes before the directorate of the club wan dispatched w-lth rapidity before the social Unture was tntrotliSed and consisted of admitting Mrs. Charles masons ss eltgible member. Delegates elected to th': flale convention to be held at Kokomo. dates of October 2l-24th. resulted in Mrs. F. I,. !teid. Mrs. A. A. Ross, and Mrs. K. X. Canine, the latter retired Hub

ilifsident of last year, being selected. Mrs. H. H. Clark, chairman of the district federated clubs, spoke in the interests of that work. Thu Civic department of the Kast lhiCngo Woman's t'luh holds its first meeting of the year this coming Thursday evening, Octobes 9th. at the home of th nepattmcnt cha'rni'an. Mrs. .1. J. Turner, in North inuring ave. Assisting the hostess to en(rtain socially will p the officer of tht; department, comprising Mrs. ; M. I-'ishet and Mrs. "vValt.r WatlH. Ti e program committee is compi'serl of Mrs R' Williams, chairman, Mrs. O. M. Fisher and Miss Grj trud Van Oelsep. It wi'l be an evening of interest and all members ate urirM to be present. The No Name Club will meet wi h Mrs. H E. Bloomberg in North Olcott. fte tomorrow eening and final details of the dtnre to be held at the! Masonic Temple, date of October 17th. wlil.be Perfected. Ker thin reason there is an urgent appeal for all members- to b; present. Manager Berkson of the Fauiily The?, ire. desires to announce to hts patron, which he also doe in the itrnmr ad hirh appears in this issue, that he has brought the flJm of "Shepherd of the Hills" here and which will be shown in his theatre tonight and tomorrow night so thut h5 pa'rons who have read the book m see the full dramatization of this wonderful story on I he screen. It all large cities this picture has had big run and it is a very oxprnsie flln t bring to a town of this populatioi unless it has the liberal support of the entire public. Manager Berkson is making strident efforts in competition wit i the large size towns to suprly '.he local townsfolk with the ery best productions and should the patronage rraai l as creditable in his efforts of the past he r,l continue to bring only the highpt class productions here. Misi Roma Murphy of Rfcin st.. i pupil of St. Mary's parochial school, was the winner of a statue recently disposed of by a committee working in the interests of a benefit fund for the Sacred Heart church in Todd ave. Miss Murphy waa quite pleased with the award. Mrs J. O. Allen, who is temporarily living in Reacon st. awaiting the completion of her new home in Indiana Harbor, Is hostess today to the Beacons, entertaining her guepts at the home Mis. "William Meade in the same stree. from which the club derives its name. Mrs. Alien will soon be bidding adieu to her former neighbors in the locality, but she is not going far and it is expected that she wiil be often a visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Katser. who were former residents of Indiana Harbor wehe here visiting friends and former neighbors yesterday. Tha ladies of St. Alban's Episcopal Guild of Indiana Harbbr will meet tomorrow afternoon in their regular business weekly meeting at the home f.f Mrs. William Hughes in Michigan a & It is desired that a large attendante of the members be present. A tea is announced by the Woman 3 Mlsionary Society of the First M. E. church of Indiana Harbor to he he:d Thursday. October 9th. at Mrs. J. C. Dickson's honi 3426 Grapevine st. Trrs is but a preliminary announcement, the program which is under supervision of Mrs. George H. Summers will be given our in detail in a later issue. Th affair will include in misifonary workers and their friends The I-ady Elks will meet with Mrs. Albert Given in Chicago ave. tomorrowevening. The t & n 7 Pinochle Club will be entertained by Mrs. Jesse Dewey in 114th &t. Wednesday afternoon. Red Cross Magazine subscriptions mav be renewed at the old standard price of $1.(10 providing that the renewal goes in before the first of the year roils around. Thereafter it is lecessary to raise the price to $1.50. Those customary to receive the magazines regularly will no doubt wish to continue them and an urgent apeal is sent forth tht renewal rt the above price be forwarded to the secretary of the Home Service Bureau in East Chicago at 4 7 ; 8 Forsythe ave., and in Indiana Harbor at the new quarters, the Dupes building, over the Dollas Oarber haberdashery. Secretaries are solicitous of receiving nil names well in advance to th da'e that a moat complete summary may be given of those desiring the continuance of the magazine. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. "Walton of HemIctU st. are back from a trip down to "Wanatah, Ind . where they visited Fred lis rt wig. father of Mrs. Walton, who in ery critically 111 and his life momentarily dispaired of. Th oAValtons have been making repeated trips to his heiride. but owing to their business tntn--ests here cannot stay for any length of time. The Mrst meeting of the season of the home economic department of the East Chicago Woman's Club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Bruce Miller in North Baring tonui-. The all-important topic of Home Nursing with Miss Florence Hauswald. superintended of Welfare Nurses in the Twin City field leading, is ;h essential study of the evening and justly chosen in view- of the fart that many women of this community are vitally interested inasmuch as they tither belonged to the classes held under dtrectio nof the local Red Cross. Centre and instructed by Mias Hauswald or either they were foremost in the promoting of a splendid ro-operntlve enrollment. As sistant hostesses to this affair are the Mesdames Harvey Oilman. Abe Goodfriend, Ioule M. Loucks, H. K. Zoegar, Z. B. Campbell. W. H. Jeppeson, Jesse Thompson and "W. W. Smith. Every member of the department Is urged to be present. There is a return to the dance craze already in East Chicago with the ushering in of the cool weather and the Masonic Temple seems to provide a most commodious .space for the congregating of couples numbering in the hundreds. The dance which is attracting the attention of this week is the one scheduled Wednesday evening, whjch by way is a serial one. and one that will be very entertaining for the young men giving this ons is that same comprised committee 'which scared such a decided hit with their previous ones. The young men are banded under the name of "Chasers of the Blues'" and they pre-1 dtct that they w ill live true to their I name. Patronize the danee set for Wed-' nesaay evening ana oe cunvincea. I

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CHICAGO LITE STOCK. HOGS Hu Ik. $l&.fiftb 17 .Oft; top, $17. 3": heavyweight, 1 1 5.60 'a 1 fi.Jft; medium weight. $tS.75'fl 17.20: iicht weight. $lC.nni 17 JS; iiKh. i,i,t. $!.-,. 2.T. ',i is : heavy racking sows. stiioo-rh, $!4 7.',fi 13.50; packing sow:-, rough, $14.25 14 -75; pigs. $16 ftfin 1 f'ft. CATTLE Href Srrrs -Choice and prime. $16.F,0fj 18 25: mrdnim ind go.,u, $ 1 1 .25 0i 1S.&0 ; good an. I choice. $ 1 ." V' 'o lsl5: common and medium. SVlt. "i i.i.0ft. Butcher Cattle- !i:..rs. j -,0 714. 75: cows, $$.5i !3..V.: bulls. J1.3" 'i I . f." annrr and Cut i ers--Cow nod heifers, $5.r,0 6 50: ranner stt ers. Si 75 tiS.25; veal calves t light and handyweight . $1 S Sftl'O fin; feeler toers, $7.2 412.50; stocker ster. !.r.Oj 10.2.V Mocker cows and h'-iters. SLu'i1? S nf-: s"tot:k-r calves. $ m ,, a m. extern Range Cattle P,cr m . $ 1 1 On if 1 ;, on . cows and heifers. $7.i5r 1 3 oo. CHTCAOO CASH GRAIN CLOSE. . I'JHN- No. 2 mis-d. $14.''t1 IT; 2 white. S1.4$ 1.47: 2 tellow. $t.4W f.Vt 'j : 3 mixed $l 45 1 4: 3 ellot. . $1 47'' j 1 4!; 4 mixed. $1 4-: OATS No. 2 white. White, S??g7;c: 4 white. : i white, $i 72'4 "9 73.?; (',-c 7i,c. VKb "0 23c: -SO to fio lbs . 1 v : 7" to en jhs.. SO to lfif) ns.. 2418 25c.- fancy. 2So; overweight kidnevs 12f 1 5c. 145 to lbs. CHICAGO PaODTJCE. PI'TTER-t'rcamery extras. f-Z extras, oltifilc. EGGS Current receipts. 4fi!?,c; dinary firsts. 4t5T47c; firsts, .- c: extras. 69 '.o. LIVE FOL'I.TRT Turkejs. chi kens. 22'S24Ijc: sprmgs. 23 roosters, lfr: geepe. 22c. dj'ks. 4 fi : soc; 24c: HAMMOND NEWS L Mr. P. U. Davis of Rmihach jjiad as her guests vesferdsy Mr. and Mrs. W. L.I Frye. Mr. Frve is a brother of Mrs.j Davis and Mr. and Mr Carl Summers, j both ramilies are from Rensselaer, j Mrs. J. J F'owley tti!l Entertain tnej G. I. A. Embroidery club at her home,! 114 Douglas street, tomorrow afternoon.! Mrs. Thomas McGowan, has Just arrived from Danv1!! to h the guest ol Mrs. Irvin Miller and Mrs. Goddard. Miss Frances Steward was hostess at an evening party whkh she gave Sat urday night for Miss Marie Goddard of Springfield. O. Twenty-five guests were present and the evening was delightfully spent with music and games. The out of town guests were Thomas McGowan of Danville. 111.. Warner Kinlnghsm of Danville and ten Wildermuth of Gary. Mrs. AVm. Lucht of 125 Doty street met witr an accident Sunday night, spraining her ankle and has been confined to her home. WHITE SOX TEAM WINS TVorlds series fans are advised to place their money on the White Sox to win. It wag all settled Saturday afternoon w hen Mc.Meer s White Sox cleaned up on Lamprell's Red Legs at Harrison park.. The score card was lost several times dJting the game but according to the official scorer who has bbb. a a a uxe A nd the next moment with this man she led a mob down the Pn4ucd tindtr th direction ALLEN IIOLUBAR The greatest of all emotional roles portrayed by the greatest emotional actress Stupendous production 8 Great Acts 5000 people Come! Manager states i-his is the best picUre ever screened. Has just closed i run at the Olympic theater. Chi;afo, where $1.50 was charged, and ill be shown at this theater for FIVE DAYS STARTING MONDAY, OCT. 13th, at 10c, 15c, 25c Matinees 15c, 25c, 35c Evenings BJBB KB B 1 I. B.B B !BB. B U.Hi Hi . B

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a good memory It was 2t to : or something like that. Heavy clouting and superloua nctnber of outfielders t given as the cause of the Sox victory Small boya who happened to be plating in the park rnade a lot of side money by batting and runninc bases I for some of the contending star, t ROBERTSDALE MEN ARE ARRESTED Two Robertsdnle m,n Andrew- r.voi-n-alt. 1314 Myrtie a-enue. and Kmmeth Molaon. of 1R3 Robert avenu. were - j TtM yesterday by efTicer Hoiheck 11 V. arner ,,f the Ha mm nd police "n a 'barge of !arcnt B'.th men who were rhatged with stealing a motori e beiongirg to Rot .Mr, ore, of UO.s My. tie avenue which was in a field near Forsvth a' - j enue. p. , Moist j Da day j pended eadr-d g iilty to the charge, n nat fined jiwi an(1 r;ri.n a jail sent-nce w hi- h was suaand foorscak was fined . j a nd gi en a ' .Judge Kloiz one day jail sentence by in the Hammond c:t court th.s morning. ! NEW CHAPT..IN COMEDY Charles Chaplin's ' Sunnysid " a three full of fun Is b:ns latest comedy ree!r. crammed shown at tha Hammond Orphum theatre today an4 tomorrow- along with five acts of aud'v '.le. -ffie big number on the vaudeville hill is "Then She Woke I n a comedy skit by Sfrling an! Laros. This little a-t is so true to nature that all of the married folks of Hammond are urged to se it. .aa. 351 SB. a an U.I B.B B a "WHERE EVERYBODY GOESOrpheum theatre HAMMOND, IND. Today and Tomorrow Sterling & LaRose in a comedy farce Then She Woke Up Ed & Martin Aerial Flying Acrobat. Williams & Morgan Comedian. Fish, Howard & Greenlo Comedy and Harmony. The Schubert Four Singing and Dancing Oddity. The Taylor Triplets The Manly Art of Self-Defenae. Alao Charlie Chaplin -in1 1 Sunnyside" Nw show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matine daily at 2:30 p. m. Night continuous 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11. B H I B C a i BB n i a. b.b B.Bi Theatre Today and Tomorrow Anita Stewart -IN Human Desire ALSO BIG V COMEDY. Wednesday Double Feature Anita Stewart INHuman Desire -ANDMitchell Lewis IN The Faith of the Strong Afternoon only. Evening Mitchell I-wis in Faith of the Strong." 'The Thursday and Friday Lila Lee IN The Secret Garden Saturday Bessie Love IN Over the Garden Wall Sunday Wm. S. Hart IN Shark Monroe Friday and Saturday the- rr.nd episode of "Smashing Barriers" w ill be shown. Children will b admitted Friday and Saturdav afternoon only for 2-. Ha

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