Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 23 December 1919 — Page 2

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THE TIM"ES Tuesday, December 23,-3919

Twin City News Notes

Aim picture will lb ihown additionally. Tbe full bill will appear In tomorrow ; issue of Thb Timzs and the publlo Is : n k-"l tn watch for it and co-operate In

the success of having; at their pleasure; a first class vaudeville house in the i city. The prices will be consistent with j the talent secured.

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The East Chicago-Tndlana Harbor Times office acknowledges receipt of a Ciir'.stmaa greeting- from the Carmelite 8itfrs who conduct an orphanage in Calumet, on GrasaelJl and Ogden ave-

on Michlg-an avenue which for years nues and at present have wore than 50)

lias been the scene of many dances, little girl charges. .The boys are taU.-n public and private, has been converted care of at sn orphan conducted un Into a theater with space permitting der the came order of Sisters in Himthe placing of many seats and thereby i .1.1 i, n, th niatnta!nance of botii it Jfording greater accomodations than due greatly to the public's generosity

any theater running at the present time. Owtng to a delay in shipment if .- tlnal equipment has not arrived and tha theater will be by no means com-

Ett' THEATER. InSlara ilarbr Is to have a nw theater and when titled up wi.l be th nost comfortable and commodious one in the community. The Auditorium 'hall

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Mr. TMrklnson and other members of the

family.

There will be no (meeting of the No Nam Club thla evening as is the gen-

era! custom. The next affair will be

the Christmas party to be in progress

at the home of Mrs. Richard bates In lieacon St., date of Decenvoer Tth. The Lady Elks will meet Oils evening n'lth Mrs. Bert Clapper In North Alagoun ave.. and hold their regular annual gift exchange of grab bags, a pleas-

and for which appreciation is extended on behalf of the Sisters. A various times they 'have been the

benefHciartcs of people in the cornmun-

plete when opened for their initial per- jty giving affairs tn their honor and formance Christmas Day at a matinee , always well supported. It is a noncommencing at 3:30 o'clock. Isventng j mctarian Institution, children of all

performances at 7 o'clock. t The managers are the Messrs Manta and Harr and not new to the communJty at all. Mr. Manta for many years conducted the Princess theater in "ChitIng and also was former manager ot

srolob arc aooeptea by X. oxen's News Agency, 3io nricblgaa ave, Indiana Bar.

bor, phone 1138J; Katharine Howard, nl evening Is anticipated. Boom 839, Caliunat bldg. East Chicat'S ! " " disappointment 'to the many phone 883, residence phone 818; Hassan friends of Miss Margaret Urlssey, a

- ow vucago art, Ban cm. prominent J. O. y. member that h i

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NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS.

not coming homo tor the Christmas holIdky, but instead will come early in the New Tear when more time will be afforded her. ThJa is a busy time at the bank Miss Brlssey is employed at snd she does not feel a though coming for the one day would be much of a pleasure. Her arrival later will be anticlpaMr." and Mrs. Aih.i-t ..

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paid for before laiOO o'clock.

creeds and races are taken within the portals of their walls and cared for as lit. i .vintf mother could improve upon. A visit to these homes would prove the bounty and care shared with each cfiild

a benevolent woman In the community . I"", ' llv .r d -ne.i f. take a ilttle girl and give her ! " a ' er" ' U'

Sond parcel post to Carmelite- Or phanage. Graaaclli avinue. East "hi-

All classified adrertlslag mast be paid zor before lgiOO o'clock on the day of imbllcatloa. ti iiirl n nl n 17 n.tnkau i ail

inose wao naee moutbly acoouats are " " nromer. ueorge excepted. Phone advertisements will be r expecting the arrival of Mrs. Olue-

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FIRST CAIJJMET TRUST-AND SAVINGS-BANK

A PRESENT FOR YOUR FAMILY. Aa Aetna Accident Insurance Policy makes a nice gift for one's family. Principal sums as high as $10,000 and a premium rate that is astonishingly low. Get your policy here. The gift that protects. EAST CHICAGO

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the theater now known In the Harbor

as the Family. Additionally to thesn

lie at one time ran a show house in ! the best home and everything a little. Indiana Harbor near the depot site and: ;- r- he staid but a few

has built up a reputation of showing days and then asked to go bacK to ine very good picture to the public. On Ulster who had mothered her since inJwember 25th. the day when grood fancy. This Is but one of many ca9 uheer Is to be dispensed. The best vau- gentle kindness bestowed on the little eviUe tn the Calumet circuit has been; which could be cited on behalf of the btalnsd and orchestra music. Popular!,.- ; j, n by these ae.lf-sacrlf K-ln nuns. -v ! phrlstm ts approaching and house-

' holders are reminded that when their ,,-,1, r? are well filled with all the

edibles to be placed on the feast day

. -hit Hist a small portion or

remembrance to the orphans almost at their very door will ever be remember

ed.

Clofchtng Is acceptable and In fact iki.r ht mn be converted into

garments for tha little onrs. The Sist. er- thflr own seamstresses and materials will be gladly received. The I pi-li'.i.- welcome to the Institution at ' any time. A party win e in progress tomorrow evening and while the K. of I C. are sponsoring It on the E t Chlcago side, there Is a most hospitable invitation extended to all to come or f-e 4 whatever they dsire to direct and i addressed to the Carmelite M iters in . , . f i Ii avenue. i Christmas service at the Churcn of the God Shepherd will be the Sunday school Christmas tree with short serv-.Ii-Tlbution of presents on Christmas Eve at T:00 p. m.; midnight - commencing at 11 p. m.. a second Kucharlst. plain, without sermon on Christmas morning at ten o'clock. The offering' at the ('hrlntmas - - i. ir li f".r the Nation AVide Campaign, which has been undertaken , by the Episcopal church for church axt n.' n A liberal offering la revested for this purpose. Mr. snd Mrs. Norman McKenxle of South Baring avenue will have as their

guests over the holidays the mother of

KTzi.v Mrs. John Drogan of

Gas Slty. Ind., and another daughter. , who is accompanying her. 1 In a communication received herr i t rom Monte H. Marcovich. who left lni

Dear friends of the Uttle Ones; We will welcome the receipt of ued clothing for boys and girls between

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remaining children iu the family to be

present here at the Christmas festlvu ties. Anthony irlln has arrived home from the Indianapolis Iental College to spend the holidays with his mother. Mrs. Elisabeth Slrlin. Dr. 1 C. Kminhelser was removed

cago. Indiana. j ," nome in Grapevine street Io-t Wishing you a Xferry Christmas and , eVenin nd Ukf to the Presbyterian a Happy New Year. (hospital In Chicago where it Is beiievCAKM KL.ITB S1HTERS. D. C. J. ed ur'rlr w"l have to e resorreft to '"r tno rellef of a malady he Is pre!sently suffering with. The many friends IMPORTANT 0t th pny,ic,n 1P9 tt speedy reANNOUNCEMENT! Mrs. Ralph Falrman of Hemlock st. ' whose health has lonnr been impaired to ot n tost-MKits j Rn(J who ln.kM ddiIy tripg 1o Chlras The congestion In cur offices around , .... ji, : ...,,,.

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the loth of each month forces us to the adoption of a new schedule for Issuing our monthly bills for gas and electric, ity beginning January 1st, 1J20. Meters will be read on each working day of the month and the reading recorded and bills mailed within two (2) days thereafter. These bills will bo subject to discount if paid within twenty days after the date of reading of the meter. The only difference this plan will make to the consumer is to bring the last discount day. twenty days after the date of reading of the meter Instead of on the lath of the month as is the present practice. THE LAST DISCOUNT PAT WIM, BE PLAINLY STAMPED ON EACH BILK We solicit your best co-operation In carrying out this plan, as it wi!l assist us In rtndering better service in the monthly delivery or oer 20,000 bills and avoid delays to our consumers due to the present congestion In our offices on the 14th and lath of each month . NORTHER tvni'.4 C.4 9 A EI.EC. 11-20-3 TltlC COMPANY.

plating leaving for the south taking her small son with her and remain there for some time in hopes of complete restoration of her health. Mrs. I-'airnian has undergone several operations at the South Shore hospital and does not seem to convalescence as rapidly as !'- rtrs-t expected. The malady troub

ling her at the rresent time Is an Infected appendix but owing t her weak ' ened condition removal of same Is deemed advisable at the present tit j California Is the place -itr-ri i-y her The Messrs Max and Michael Rchr I: of Chicago were visitors at the J. Tlell home In North I'orsythe w.ven-; for the day. "Walter Specter of North Harlng ave. son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Specter. Js lavFriday of this week for New fork City and other eastern points. He will visit the I Itossuck family who fo-m-m .'i.iinetii? in this city and wel lknown here. Jvd;fi'i Lutheran rhuryh at Indiana Harbor will bold services Christmas morning at 4:15 a. m. over which Mr. Bert Swtrmnn, a student at th

; Rock Island augustana College will )' At East Chicago the service

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ing the sewer In Euclid avenue appeared before the East Chicago Board of Publlo . Works yesterday and reported that although the South Shore track has been cleared for four hours on Sunday and the president of the street car company had been notified the company had refused to run a car to the Indiana Harbor end of the line. The Construction company planned to replace the pumps until Tuesday when additional pipo would permit of permanently clearing the tracks but ttio street car company refused to place a car on the Indiana Harbor end of the line unless they were assured they could get back to the . ening. Arrangements are now. being made for resumption of street car traffic within a day or so. The tlnal assessment for the Canal Street Impioement was approved at $29,414.85. A .resolution confirming the vacation of certain parts of Alder Street was approved. The Northern Indiana Gas and Electric company was given pertnlxsion to plac a lamp at 142nd and Ivy streets. A number Of bills were approved.

struck by a Jitney driven by Charles Zcb of Seventeenth and Jackson st. The Jit-' ney waa going south on Broadway. The two machines come together with considerable force.

GOES CHRISTMAS SHOPPING; FEINTS While shopping at Alschuler's department store at Fifth ave. and Broadway in Gary yesterday afternoon. Mrs. John Burnett. S664 Delaware St.. fainted. The police were called and assisted har ti her home.

A Quinine That Does Sot Affect Head. Because of Us tonic and l.xntive effect LAXATIVE Bl'.OMO QUININrt (Tablels) can he taken by anyone without causing nervousness or ringing in the li.;ad. There is only one "l.'romo Qunine." E. W. GUOVE'8 alguature pn the box. 50c. Adv.

RECOVER ANOTHER ARMY REVOLVER Found with a U. S. army Colt revolver in his possession, Charles Dade, olored. 28 years old and residing at 17S j Massachusetts street in Gary, waa arrested by the police yesterday and is being held today for the military authorities. He confessed that ee purchased the gun from one of the soldiers tatioHed in the city. This is one of th. 104 guns that have been reported miss ing by the soldiers. It Is thought thai In most Instances the soldiers sold their aide-arm a.

There are no lounging robes more

' attractive than the prettily embroidered Japanese kimonas Which aeem more popular now than ever before. This one is warm and practical, yet it is very beautiful with its dark blue padded silk daintily embroidered in cherry blossoms. It is lined with flesh colored s "t and a huge bow at th- back conforms to tha oriental idea.

WILL. HELP SEHtirK Representatives of the Campbell Construction Company which Is plat--

GARY OFFICER IS CRITICALLY ILL Members of the Gary police department are alarmed concerning the condition of Patrolman Christ KovocheVich, who Is reported to be in a very critical condition at his home at iotjt Delaware st. ' Officer Kovochevich hsa been ailing for over a year. He claims that his illness first started shortly after he ;is beaten up by two prisoners who attempted a burglary, were arrested and tried to fight their way free.

MACHINES COLLIDE ONBROADWAY While driving west on Sixth nve. yesterday afternoon the machine of J. Van Hla. k of the Calumet Press In (Jury was

A Merry Xmas

FROM THE

Packing House Market 3716 CEDAR ST., INDIANA HARBOR. ALL ORDERS DELIVERED. PHONE 969. Wednesday Special Xmas Gift

We don't give calendars, but we will instead give you a big

bargain in finest and freshest meats m the world.

TENDER JUICY RIB ROAST, 28c quality, at PRIME POT ROAST BEEF, guaranteed tender, 24c quality, at PRIME RUMP ROAST BEEF, 26c quality, at MILK FED VEAL, HIND QUARTER, white as snow TENDER JUICY SIRLOIN STEAK, 32c quality, at TENDER JUICY ROUND STEAK, 30c quality, at FANCY YELLOW SPRING CHICKENS, yellow as gold FRESH PACKED OYSTERS, per quart : WISCONSIN RABBITS, each

Tons and tons of poultry will be sold at cost. You take no chances when you buy here. Packing House Market 3716 CEDAR STREET. INDIANA HARBOR. Don't Forget the Number. We Guarantee 1 6 oz. to a pound

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arm Loans & per cent interest. Roe will commence at o'clock a. n... also & Petersen Uw offi. East Chica. conducted by Mr. Swanson. The chil-lS-23.tf dren's entertainment will be held on . .... i Thursday evening it the Cast i-stcago

A wonderful house for rent on Ivy st. church and Saturday evening; at vn Indiana Harbor. Modern 7 room, fully Harbor cliurch. quipped house, ready to mve Into, $30 ; KUnt daughter of Mr. and .rJ hne WWtln 41 or ran Mrs. George M. Fisher who have recnt. 00 ll?th street. .3 : . , v..d ,nt tbir ne wnome on Xnpth, cote ave.. is back from a trip to Kent Una Harbor some sU months ago to ac- city. MlcJ,.. where sha -, ir.i with the Goidwyn Film rat from a long illness first brought Corporation, at Culver City. California, about by typhoid fever, as their aecovintsnt, it Is learned that while Mr. MareovicH is eminently satis-t Th" In1!,tT,a Harbor Order of Eastfled with the toeauttful city Jn whfch he ern Slr wU1 no,I meeting tomorrow hh revived his assignment that he ev"n,nE- t0 traT,c't h'ness of Jm-

longs for the news of home and asks Prlnc na Ior tnl reason ji is urg

that his name T&e placed upon the mail

t,st of The Times. Young Mr. .-ircovlch Is son of Mr. and Mrs. TVolf Mar eovieh in Cedar sr.. and was leader of the youn aocial set in Whleh he moved t en heie. His name has been filed on I the mailing list and a Mersy Christmas . ir

o. ivVy .iw xear is also extend? J him as greetings from home.

d that all members make an effort to

": rf. Tl e meeting Issues will be despatched in the Quickest time possible permitting the merrcoers to leave early.

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DeLuxe Theatre Today EARLE WILLIAMS in "THE BLACK GATE" Also Sunshine Comedy.

Miss Mayme Kogarty. flangtiter of Mrs. H. P. Fehrenkamp. of 144th st. to soon to start for Los Angeles on a f -'ire irin and will take with her

Mrs. B. C. Lukens of Grapevine t r.ef ' little Swiftie Herron. her niece and

! n"t anticipating much entertaining daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Horace Herfor the coming Tuletlde owing to an ,. ron of Orasselll.

, ciaent she met with a few day, mg0 j wh-n ..Mppinsr upon an icy pavement ! ah. wrenched her ankle quite severely and while the member is occasioning her some pain and inconvenience sh ; is very optimistic and truds to be soon I entertaining Into the regular routine of j her duties. Mr. and Mrs. I.uken eX. peet to dine on Christmas Day with i their son, Boyd, and this wife. .Tnm-v McAuslan, an employe of the ' Inland Steel Mill and son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert MoAualan of Grapevine ave.

' n-r. o rvperated on yesterday afternoon at

St. Margaret's hospital for appendicitis and no report s to lii condition can be given at this time. ! Little KHen wanson. daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Swanson of North Chicago police force last night when Olcott ave. has ben very ill for several a negro whom the officer approached days and the attending physician first drew a 82 automatic and at only a few feared that pneumonia might tie the m u i-.-e fired. The bullet struck malady. She is somewhat better today Jn the barrel of the gun and the negro

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

Wednesday NORMA TALMADGE in "THE PROBATION WIFE' Xmas Day WM. FARNUM in "WINGS OF THE MORNING' Friday and Saturday OLIVE THOMAS in "THE GLORIOUS LADY" Sunday Cecil De Mille's Production "WE CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING"

PASTIME Today and Tomorrow An extraordinary special feature Hell Morgan s Girl WITH Dorothy Phillips A wonderful story wonderfully told.

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CHRISTMAS CANDIES in every conceivable form for presents and general use. Get Pilot'a and you will get those of the most delightful flavor. For decorating the Christmas tree we have the largest assortment of most beautiful designs, colors,' etc. Our confections are all absolutely pure and healthful, and can be eaten by children with impunity. TH0S. PILOT 137th and Cedar Street!. Indiana Harbor.

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Today and Tomorrow Tom Mix IN "THEFUED"

BUM GUM SAVES OFFICER'S LIFE A faulty gun probably saved tne life of Officer Marion Basick of the Kast

! but very weak from the Illness. i Mrs. rarl Clinton of South Olrot ave. has been on the sick list with a threawened attack of pneumonia. ". r t home from Apn Ar bor University to spend the holiday season with his parents, the John Crot-.jrs : in Penn ave. ' primary class of the Fiiet Congregatioanl church will hold their entertainment Wednesday afternoon. Peci ember 24th. and to which the mothers

threw the gun away and disappeared In

the darkness. The negro stood beblnlj

a telephone pole at the corner or mock venue and Lincoln Piece as the vfflcer approached.

E. CHICAGO R. A. M. ELECT OFFICERS

The f;ast Chicago Royal Arch Ma-son last night elected A. S. Goodfricna to

f the class members and the younger ,ucceed Henry W. Peterson as High

i anl older children In the family not at

j"- ling the Institution are bidden to the

Priest. Oliver C. Gasklll was chosen

King. Henry S. Evans was selected as

vent. A very entertaining afternoon Scl.ir( Floyd Stephens as secretary and

ts rromlsed.

Miss Esther Soderstrom of Grapevine t. has departed for a few days vIsK with relatives and friends in Muskegon. Michigan.

V. T. Jeppeson was chosen treasurer. Final arrangements were made Xor the session Saturday which will start at one o'clack in the afternoon and which will be attended by Grand Hig-h

Mrs. Harry Dickinson Is being Priest Fred Pocock, of Fort Wayne. I 'hroua-ht home from the Mercy hosDltat Suoner will be served at five thirty end

In Gary with her tiny daughter and will beginning t six fifteen the Royal Arch ' H

be able to enjoy the holiday season with degree will be conferred on three teams

"Where Everybody Goe

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A Miniature Musical Comedy 12 People Special Scenery Catchy Music. LAMBERTI Xylophonist. TRACY, PALMER & TRACY Singing, Talking and Dancing. HARRY WATKINS "Kimical Kink." AUSTIN & RUSSELL "The Wop and the Lady." RULL & RULL Eccentric and Russian Dancing.

w show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily at 2:30 p. m. Night congruous 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11.

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A Christmas Savings Book

Christmas near and gifts that- must be bought. Nothing more appropriate than a bank book. One dollar, five dollars, ten dollars whatever you wsh. A savings account makes a desirable present. You can open an account in the name of anyone. Present a bank book. FIRST STATE TRUST fif SAVINGS BANK Vrm AKXcxiAK.nuiErs INDIANA HARBOR. Capital and Surplus $100,000.00

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