Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1920 — Page 6

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

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AOTHEIl STILL FOOD

Th ramifications c-f the illicit distilling art verm demonstrated further u thi East Chicago police and federal prohibition officers last nijcht -when the homo of 'Mary Sancya at 4434 Tod ave.. Kt Chicago, was raided and Mary was frcuad operating a still . The still was a email one of the copper boiler variety and capable of turning out very Rood "white mule." About one hundred gallons of mash and a c.-uple galions of liquor were seized, Mary is the first female still operator who ha-s been taken in th raids in the JTwln Cities which hae already netted the police and federal authorities hundreds of stills of varicus descriptions. The woman is a widow and her arrest has led the police to look with suspicion on other widows c-f the city.

ITALIAN RErt'BLICASS TO MEET

Republicans among the Italians of ' th Twin Cities will meet tonight at the Twin City Republican club rooms to hear an address by Kti . Jackson, secretary of state. Although the meeting is called specially for the Italian, other citizens will be welcome.

GROTTOS AN.MAL PICMC

The best "indoor picnic" that has ever been held will be the. program for the annual picnic of the Al -Hassan Grotto at the Grottc home in the East Chicago Masonic Temple tomorrow evening.' The first r&rt of the evening will be given over to the children be-

NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. All classified advertising1 must be paid lor before 12:00 o'clock on ne day ct publication, beginning October let. Aii those wno have xno-tily accounts ave excepted. Fuone advertisements will be accepted as usual, but the must be (aid tor telcie 12:00 o'clock. 'Fnda! Outfit. Kvenln ,0vn and Street Gown. handsomely desisiand street gown, handsomely designed by Jlme. l.etta Olefin. 13.'th nnd Deodar St.. Indiana Harbor. Ladies, wishing references call Indiana Itarbotr 644-J. 4-:6-6t BUTTON COVERING Hemstitching, braiding, pleating and sewing machines at bargains. Call on J. Wassey. 91 State ?t.. just west of Hohman, phone llS-llamiin nJ. 4-26-6

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cash or THANKS. We dVslre to ejttend to the public our sincere gratitude for th? many kindnesses exlended us in our recent brroavennsii'. the loss of our mother. Also for the r.rany floral tribuUs and other considerations extended. Mrs. Hilma Carlson, daughter; Aibin, I'.mil. Axel. Knieh. Eugene. I'aul. sons.

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tween the ages of six and sixteen and latter part if the evening will be devoted to the entertainment of the older members. Race?, nail driving contests, pieeating contests and numerous other sports w:l be indulged in and members in each city of the county are bringing their chanip;cns t carry off the honors. All Master Masons and.their families are eligible to attend and contend fen- the honors. Al-Hassan Grotto will also have a lecture on the evening r-f May 4th at which Deputy Grand Master E'mer E. Beach, of Illinois, will deliver an address on Masonry. Elmer Beach is a brother of the famous author Rex Peach. Ther will be a musical program and primary returns vsi'.l be announced from the stage. The spring cerenvnial will be beld on Thursday. May 20th. and in addition to the thrills of an ordinary ceremonial there will also be a banquet to be paid for by the losing team In tinmembership contest. The contest wiM be under the charge r-f Xwo opposing captains in each city of the county.

BOARD RECEIVES BID The East Chicago Park Board yeftrdya received bids from the riockview Construction company for construction e-T two swimming pools at Kosciusko p.irl -I shallow nool for S7.4S1 and a

deep pool for $3.SC5. Both bids were j

taken under advisement. The bid of Bruno Schreiber of $547 fir sewer pipe was accepted and a larger be-iicr for the greenhouse at Washington Park was ordered .

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Twin City News Notes

Senator Hiram VV. Johnson, of" California speak? in Hammond on Friday night at 7 o'clock sharp at the new warehouse of Wolf CM an fa. Co.. on f'lummer Ave., west of Hohman St. Come early for seats. Adv. The quota set for Indiana Harbor in the great United Simultaneous campaign of the Interchurch Worid Movement for $336. 777. .'i7.'. which commences April 5. and continues through the week, is $11.75". This announcement was made yesterday by Mr. J. Claude Smith. "United Campaign Director for Indiana Harbor. The announcement was also given out at the morning servic-. front the pulpits of the following churches: F:r5t Baptist. First United Fresby ttian and the First Methodist. At the time time announcement was made from the pulpits of the denominational quotas and of the individual church quotas. The latter are as follows: United Presbyterian J6.673.:i: Baptist. 14 600. These are the churches which hi Indiana Harbor arc uniting in the Interchurch campaign. The literary department of the East Chicago Woman's Club met t the home of Mrs. W. W. Smith in Beac-on St. yesterday afternoon and completed the ninth book of Mrs. Browning's Aurora Leigh. There was a splendid attendance at thi.i meeting and much enthusiasm manifested in tiie study. Next week will be the last meeting of he si as 'in and wiil take place at the home of Mrs. William Meade in Beacon st . where a dinner will beserved to departmental members only. An effort win be mad"' at the la.t

meeting f make final completion of Sesame and I.illies. Election of officers will also be a feature of the last meeting. It i- desired that a good attendance of members be present on that dale. Hear .Senator Hiram Johnson speak at Hammond on Friday niSht and learn the truth about the League of Nations. 7;i"l v'clock shaip. Ad. Women of the community are urgent ly invited t" be present at the Hartley theater :it 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to hear Lfonaid Wood, the presidential candidate who is to make an addres.s there. There is no admission fee asked. The address will be of Interest to women. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tetersen and the Mesdames Fen Williams and Clyde Spencer depaited from Last. Chicago l&s-t evening for Indianapolis to be present at the sta: convention of the Lantern Star Order. They represent the La?t Chicago Chapter. Friday night t 7:00 oMock will.be the only opportunity of hearing Senalor Johnson speak in Ind.ana. Wolf Manfg. Co's new warehouse on I'lumn.er Ave., weft of Hohman .t., Hamii'.'nd. C--m early for seats. Adv. There will be a meeting of the, New World Movement committee at the United Presbyterian church tonight at 7 o'clock. Following at 7:30 there will be a teacher's meeting for class study. At a meeting of the Woman's Guild o the Church c-f St. Alban held at the home- of Mr.". lt Uiert Mcintosh in Fir st.. est-'-rday afternoon it was decided by tho.-e pre-ent that owing to the success their card parties liave merited at recent date, that one more would be sponsored whfle the cool weather permitted and while the date was not definitely named it is believed that a week from this coming Saturday evening would b a mott ideal time for the selection of it. The attendance at the meeting was very good and the committees on the card party will prepare for the early issue of their invitations. Senator Hiram W. Johnson, of California speak in Hammond on Friday night at 7 o! jck sharp at the new warehouse of Wolf -Manfg. Co.. on f iummer Ave., west of Hohman St. Come early for seats. Adv. Mr. John Goidcr of Venn ave. was in Chicago yesterday tr purchase a player-piano for tho Parri.-h hall of St. Albans church. The piano heretefore in use be!. .need to fie Indiana Harbor Woman's e'iuh who has hud th- instrument rivvtil to the KathTine Hou.-e wh.eie all future club meetings are to be held. Tiie new piano pur-

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RINGGOLD, GEORGIA MAN WRITES A thankful letter abr-ut the benefits received from using Sulpherb Tablet-" Its effects are like grand mother's remedy of sulphur, cream

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consists of sulphur, cream o frartar. and herbs, in a sugar-coated tablet, easy and pleasant to use. for bad blod. stomach, liver and bowel disorders. Mr. John M. F'emons. T.inggold. Georgia, writes: "I had an awful bad case of stomach trouble and constipation, and had the service e.f a specialist with only ten.porary relief., I saw an advertisement of Sulphur Tabltts and began u?ing them, and in a short time neited very goo,i results, and I furthT us:-ii them, and at this time a.n perfectly well as far as I can t!l. I 'lon't recommend anything un'ess I receive some good results. Sm friend;, use them and t!iy also note good res:.lt?. etc." Pnigsljis sell Sulpherb Tablets everywhere. Don't take ordinary "sulphur' tablets and be disappointed. adv.

chased by Mr. Colder will be Installed within the next few days. Mrs. L. W. Saric of Fir st. is ex- . , . . j r . .. . .4 ,, J

trip to West Fa'm F.each and other in. J tere.sting points where she was accompanird by Mrs. J. Claude DuS.ll nfj Aurora, IH..N who is returning with;

her. Hear Senator Hiram Johnson speak at Hammond on Friday "night and learn the truth about 'the League of Nations. 7:00 o'clock sharp. Adv. Mrs. C. C. Smith of North Macoun ave. entertained yesterday at a farewell luncheon complimentary to Mrs. Karl Jansson of 141th St.. who is preparing to leave this city f--r Cleveland. Ohio, to make her future home. Covers were laid for thirteen guests'. The appointments were dainty in their selection . The United Fresby trian Ladies Aid have arranged for a bake sale to be

conducted at the Downing Grocery in

Michigan ave.. Saturday afternoon. There w ill be the usual array of l ome cooked goeels nnd wide assortment to be chosen from. The Usther n-bkahs are arranging to hold a large class adoption of eandidates this RFriday evening which Is a special meeting owing to t'-o last

regular meeting being curtailed on account of Cue policemen's ball held the same evening and not permitting the use of the hall for the extensive plans of the F.ebekahs for that evening. AH ceremonies attendant with adoption will take place Friday evening and will follow and an opportunity afforded for the. members and the candidates to become better acquainted. The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fen Maginski of Fir st. t fjuite ill the past few days. Friday night at 7:00 o'clock will ba the coilv opportunity of hearing Sena

tor Johnson speak In Indiana. Wolf j Manfg. Co's new warehouse on Tluni- j mer .We., w e;- of Hohman St., Ham-j moml. Come early for seats. Adv. j "Oh Cindy" is to be ushered In this I evening at the Auditorium theater and -r tomorrow evening at the Hartley theaj t-r. Last Chicago. It is to be a mas-i sive. spectacular, romantic, musical com edy. and it Is safe to prophesy that it' will be the best attended entertainment ever offered in the Twin Cities' and both nights. It is impossible to) go Into the scenic treats in this musioal . They are too numerous and fascinating and the entire cast is al

most carefully selected one in view of the hitrcnto ability of each perform

er. In no way is the production over drawn. It will be a most satisfying and wholesome presentaticm . Most tickets have been reserved. There are. a few left for quick dispoasl. Mrs. Ilay M. Royce of Northcote ave and her two children are in Chicago today attending a celebration held in honor to her father, J. H. Slartin's sixty-eighth birthday anniversary. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hiberians of East Chicago have arranged for a card party the date of May 13th to be held in St. Mary's hall. Refreshments arc to follow the,cards and a social hour held. Senator Hiram W. Johnson, of California speaks in Hammond on Friday night at 7 o'clock sharp at the newwarehouse of Wolf Manfg. Co., on I'luwmer Ave., west of Hohman St. Come early for seats. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith of Beacon st. will haveas their guests, arriving today. Mr. Louis Smith, of NewYork, a brother to Mr. Smith. and their mother. Mrs. Charles Smith, of Huntington. Ind.. who will leave here and accompany her son back to the Last for an indefinite visit.

There will be a prayer meeting at the United Presbterian church this evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a brief Eible study from the "Prophesy of Obadiah. The first announcement will also be given out Relative to the quota subscribed toward the New World Movement or the representative amount pledged. A party held in Hammond last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Piechoski in Alice, St., had a large, number of East Chicago guests present among them many of the young women employed in the Pee Hive department store, and comprised Mrs. John Yost, Mr:?. Phillip Yost. Miss K. McCrea, Mrs. J. Cattron and Miss Starke, the fcvtter of Hammond and Miss Kat? Dudek. of Whiting. The nature of the affair was a house warming, the couple have recently settled in their new home although business merchants of East Chicago .

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NOTED ARCTIC EXPLORER REPORTED SAFE IN SIBERIA AFTER 19 MONTHS' JOURNEY

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tain. y as to the exact points reached by Amundsen in Siberia. Anadir is the name of a river, not a town. It is believed that the explorer may have landed on the rorthern coast of Siberia, makinjr his way overland to a Russian trading post. In the course of his voyage Amundsen covered 3,600 rniles. The purpose of the expedition was not to visit the North Pole, but to make scientific investigations. It is considered possible tnat Amundsen crossed part of the Arctic retrions in an airplane with which he was equipped. lie was

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