Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 300, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1920 — Page 6

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES CRADl.mXG KIEKCISES Thn graduating- clasj of the East Chicasro fcisrh school and th public general, are promised an lnterc.stlnc: talk tomorrow evening- In. connection "With the eommf-nccmcnt exercises whfn Dean Pe-rcy II . ilioyrton of the 1'nivcr. sity of Chicago, will speak on "Srtins Life." Dean Benton ha-" a national reputation as a speiaker and the liih school authorities are pleased to have b"n able to secure his eervices. The graduating' exercises will be held t the Hartley theatre "In Kast Chicago and -will start .at eig-ht o'clock. The presrram has been completed and will be as follows: The Iosr Chord Sullivan High S-hoc-l Orchestra Invocation Rev. Fr.ir.k Maple Address Seeing- Life Dean Percy IT. Tioynton. University of Chicago. Vocal Solo. 'Roses in June ... .German Florence Kisher. Presentation of rMplornaj. Presentation of Scholarship Medals Pupt. E. V. Canine The Soner of th Vikings Fanlnjr Senior Chorus Tr.edif-tion Rev. TV. T. Mclntyre The memhe-s of the graduating- c1ars R-o T5lie C. Adiey. Stephen Arpao, Clifford R. Raer. John Lpc? Campbell. I.'adore J. Cohen. Julian Hirsh Cohn. Horace Ores-well. John Harold Tiokson. "U"i!'.iajn C. Pirkson. Joseph Fisko. Bernard R. Friedman. M. Max Friedman. Jack r. Given. A. Melvin Jehnfn. Tester TV. Jones. William Kelly, Jor-epH F.. IyOehrVe. Charles L. Miller. Samuel Mlrov-Jeh, Panic! P. Morris. Preston P. Murphy. Arthur E. Murton. F,. Bernard O'Toole. Melvin Harold Ppeeter, Alexander A. Zivich. Clyde I Martin. Mae F. Ander?on. ronna TJ-'T!-no Barrett. Made! in Baugrh. Mabel Brandenburg. Mary Tois Clark. Beatr: " Violet Fein. Margaret May Flrszl, Ilose Irer.c Francis. Florence B. Fisher. t-''e Irer.e Gn"da!!. Sarah Charlotte H::'I!, Helga F. Hdstrom. Esther P.urh Jones, Ida Fear! Karlin. Evelyn TV. Knight. H . Marcu"rit Ivnbloch, I. etna V. Ostrburg. Claire Irene Polard. Ixirabell rrent :... Ida Ma Reese, Ah- J. Settled??. Edna Maris Wall. Tirl Lnrerce TVyhe. Eva Mareov'rh. El- a Marlowe Speedy. Anna C. E. Jc-hn son . BOAI1D HOID SESSION The East Chicago Board of Public ""orks yesterday transae.td a larr vo'.jme of husinsf with 1n a short t;rr.e and made arrangements to cl-an ,;r several matters which have heen hanging fire for fome time. P.eprpentativji of th-e different railroad? will be aked to attend the meeting r-a Monday to d:s-u-! the planking of -rossine's. J. Ventre! if will be asked to b present and mak . statement as to his work on th P"i!ir street fewer. I. O rangr will also be asked to attend the meeting next vlt and representatives o-f the street ear companies will be af ked tl attend the meet i l n g on June 51. The r!ty engineer and th city at tor -rey were instrti-rted by the board to draw jp a pla.n fr jtnmr of fares for r.e Hammond, 'WhlHnr and Knst Chicago street car companv and to submit tn ra.me tr the Public Service Commission at the hearing on June 14. This follows he recommendation of the Chamber of Commerce wh'cri was made at the t!rr of the request for an increase rt fares la,t year. Another Important Hem of busine was the Instrnotion given to the city engineer to Investigate the matter of s wage disposal for the Twin Cities., .'though this does ret ti -, ..jtate tion Independent of Hammond, it indicates that tmles-s; s-me agreement Is s'-n reached oonoernlng a sflnitarv district Tl. Chicago will reconstruct a syst in of its o wn . r.id? were r''lvl f.r the pa-i-ement of Grapevine street In Indiana TT?.rbor. ! try "he Mu'r.icrpal Contracting and Pup-ply Co. of Gary- bid $2.71 a iuar yard and J?! for water service. The T"n ited Construction of Hammond 'bid SC. 71 and

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NOTICE TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS. All classified advertising- must tt paid lor belore l-liOo o'clock on b iy ol publication, "f October 1st. A.1J mose wno Lmva mo stilly accounts ar txceptea. Fnona adyertlaecitiiits will l) accepted an usual, bat tny xamv b ;aia lor btloro laiOO o'clock. BUTTON COVERING ih:mstitcih-nu is om: u.vy rk-atms. braiding, sewing machines at baa gains; ail kinds of repairs; all work euarantced. Oarii at 91 -State st. j: ,ipSt f Hohnuii St. l'h.'nu 416lljir.mond, Indiana. b--l If you are movlsg n the Twin Cities or !- Ins town. s,et our moving price. Howard Trucking Co., laluiuet buildin, room Kat I'hleaiso. llay triephone 1170; nlnht phone -IS. o-:s-tf 5123,000 to loan on l'.irma at 5Va Per cent Interest. On city property. 6 per cent. Hoe & Petersen. Ltw OtUcc, Kat Chicago. 5:-t5 A N - O IT C KM K XT Dr. TV. K. il verthorne ha? opened office in the Polios building. 34C7 Michigan ave. . Indiana Harbor. Aside from the, regular duties of a physician and surgeon, he is prepared to treat diseases of the eye, car. nose and throat and to fit glasses scientifically. NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS ?pecia! ra'.f on trunks to ail depots, phone East Chicago 6.M-R. 4420 Magoun st. C. W. Height. 6-5 for water service and the Williston Obstruction Company of South Bond hid t'Z.ii and S"5 for water service. The street comrr.'ssioner wasr insr'.ructed to scarafar Michigan ave n tie from Parrisli avenue to the New York Central tracks. A contract for ten loads of ( oal was awarded to the Northern C--al Company for $4.75 at ton at the mines. WIFE IS DESF.RTF.D V.'a'.ter tviadys'.au left hus home at 4S15 t"f avenue on May 11 of this year, leaving his wife and two children, and has not been heard of since. It has. been found that before leaving he sold his property at 4S24 Homer Lee avenue, realizing M.-'1"' , His wife thinks countr;. that lie went b.i. the old FIRES AT n A R B O fl Tares and fire water. Yesterday the Indiana Harbor police were led to on e by the other. The Indiana Harbor Are department was called to 4n25 Kim street yesterday afternoon by a blaze which partially destroyed the residence belonging to l'et pn'l;."k. .f:er the fire had I been put out with a loss of about J?'"'0 H was found that the fire er!?matei in the attic where a large still wai in opera tier.. The men who had rentM th reoond floor of the building and who are sa.d to be the owners of the mil ha-, e ft the o t v WAST nWLlGHT ATIG Following the passage '. the daylight savings ordinance in Chicago a movement was started today by business men of the Twin Cities to secure similar action on the par: of the coun cil of Fast Chicago. The me-ve one j which the business interests of the city I are anxious to have accomplished durins- this week in order that all con- 1 fusion may be avoided when i'h,.?.n starts nn hour earlier next Pundav. ; Although n announcement of train , schedule ha vet beep, m a d e it is t:n- i derstood bv plant heads that the subur- j ban service out of Chicago will run ; on the new fim and this will practical- j tv- rie.1ti th e-hanErmg of work- t d Open Friday r ; r r Lvenmes rrorn 6 until 8 CHECKING ACCOUNTS

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WOMEN WIN FIGHT irsat- aaixvv - ,g4p' v. -siThat women have befun to show th-pir power and now feel right at homo in politics is shown the fact that Miss Ethel DeY.zht McK'.'ir.oy. special reprp:vi of rh? Rcnv.Mican wctning hours in of the large who come ca South ChicagMast Chicago Chi' ago Tie xt the local plants because number of w.-i kinguic.n h day from Chiiiig1 and It is being urged thai adopt the ;am tune ah Sunday :n order that m-i-en'.ti'Je the same as us(.dustriej may uali . P. -me disci-pecte-i to rjeon o tV FUb-ct Is exof at t ; o,mmn r. 'p mpct.nr tomorrow an i expected tiat that body wili ak for a ,van:p in time. The Indiana Harbor rivi- Club is already in favor of chinge in f.m but the Ch.vmbe tl of ;-mnierc, favored wai'mg for 'hig.i. If action ! i taken thi it. will mean hat a special n the city coune must be call Th faculty-ju or annual enterta.nrs e-f the high school I m.ent for the .-en I took pi l pleasan last evenirg with a most enmg s occurrence recorded. ! The entertainment provided .n i ; i V rat' f the evening w a a w i i work evhibitlon. the purtie.pinv.- i'-1". 'members of the art and dramatic las- ! and perfected in their skill of Mrs. I .larlev s 'ian.lic.aft. TV.- repre.-enta -I -,on of figures were in selection of east ! from the high school s I n-al talent rej , tnt!y brought to public display am-r.ij i-hem 'The Kir- Prince." and 'Uefs (t Married." A senior girl was also ! represented m the artistic array. IteI freshments were served and dancing I the latter diversion with frappe dts- ! p'ensed though.out th- evening. The ,.ml,l ru,m was gaily bedecked in the colors prominently leading in cn-or .-hoice , r puip7- and white. t he and f..toons made about th incandescent The junior colors of ruse ind shade? white bore out a striking contrast ana garland: to lend of flowers were interspersed f.oal enchantment. A cozywas arranged with settee comfortable furnishings and room el her about and cd m which Mower boxes rep, th-ir decorative use. The affair was w!l ntt.-nded and eejually well dir-c- . ;d. The seniors enjoyed to the wt- i most the cordiality arranged m their favor. Mrs. I.. I . Godfrey, chairman of the Tag Day sponsored in East Chicago last Saturday ,and Mrs. Carl B . ! Tolf of Indiana Harbor acting chairman in that part of the city, both d--sire to express their sense of gratitude for the tpirmdid public response given during th- day and especially so to th-e Kirst National Hank at Kast. Chicago here the office space was cheerfully dona'cd and the bank doors heir or,-n for the convenience of the taffsrs to SfZZBPSSSSEC

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i" "-5 en's rational o.fciitiv comsiit-tc-e S'iccepdcd in seating a nrrnber of Oklahoma wemn .1egates at the national G. O. P. convertinn. Al o-o are four of tij Oklahcrr..: W'irr..n lenders. make- ih'ir lep.-rts. l'..r the undertaking and Mi Cu.in come in At Indiana Har-chapt-1 Iiumis for i-o n iile ra t io n as that was the headu ua: t r i s for tii' day. R -i !i arii'.un's vit' ..f v. ry eru,il'.Tb'e d en-uii l nn t ;e, n. the la;ie.r ;..iding in more nio-vy gamed by t h- taggers. The industry employes contributingr'matkuMy well m b -th .-ides of the. ci'y. t"r,'" k . fr-'tn t he vat sous in-du.-tries and therj. f (i v. a i -.led uii rct the hospital .mini' tee at Hammond were net counted m I be mention of the tagging receipts although due cie.j.t will be given the Twin t'st;..-.- for tins t eprc-enta: ; - n . e l irn;i- ' e v 1 1 , e : ; jo will se;ect Auction Jlridge as tl.e.r diversion of this we.-k and m e . t at t : Urown in the e h-.m of Mrs. C. S. flcii Apartment tumorrow afternoon. Mrs. Frank :-l A pa it rr.i n t and parted for Fui t :on period of A hou-e gUe.s tr.pson cf the Petersen her sun. Fiaukiyn de'.o. ici,,., f,.r a vaoaerral urfk5. ef Mrs. H . V. Yant of th" Lake Kp.nt this week in M I.eisa Hagenbuch arr.vir.g from F" IS 3 W - !.t, Ind. The French and Latin classes at the W'a.h:igt-n high, sch l wiii njoy under cha;o.-to n a g " a beach p-irty at the Whiting l'ark this e r j.-jig . Mrs. K. W. Hurt of jh'e F.cil Apait-ni'-nt accompanied her mother. Mrs. firosritu. t Chicago yesterday where .-he placed V.'-r aicari a Iran, leaving for Rhin'.-land-i , is . . and wn-n her suit here is terminat"! slic wiil go to Ne w le rry, Michigan . An ice cream festival about the first to be announcer! from the Indiana Harbor ;-id- "ill h- given Friday. June jsth. by the ladies of ih- aid of -. !hu!s llvanc' I seal Lutheran chuieh. Thcr- is a cry meagre fee asked in exchange for the- h omt-ma.de cake and th- ;u.c n-;:a nymg cream for that evening. The public has an in vita ton to fit tend. Thesocial rooms aff; i e w ill be h d at the t t ho The Missionary S- t I'.a pt ist chu re h f I ud :a . hold its i ocular meeting Hint: "I this w ' k with of H, the First ! r b o r will; Thursday oe j M rs . Md ward f.ihi in Hemloo kat. or, m ' n ce men t of th Ti.e hour for the ! p-ocram win rat 7.. "ft o'rlnrk. Miss Noyes will teach th" lesson pertaining to the instruction "f th" M-.ssi. u-.a : y st'i..-.v. pood at;r,dance of members 1- dcsir-'l. A missionary party is in progress this afternoon at th- home f Mrs Ansil i-'l ocom ! in Ib aon St.. honoring j t he f : r 1 1 e-1 h .inn; -e-r-Hrv of th inc-pt" j M c m e 'a ;-e the

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and Mrs. Mary Allen. Mrs .7. C Pearson is nresident the Oklahoma Republican, organization of women. Mrs. Allen is a iiiere of ("'olcnel Cody. The p'noto was taken after their victcry at the conver.ticn. gu'.-ts and participating in the hospitality the occasion affords them. Visitors at the h.nie ,.f Mr. and Mrs. J . n. Walker in North glaring ave. departing for tloir home were Mr. and Mrs. II. Mohr and their son Herbert, the f rmer parents of Mrs. Walker, and a nephew and his wife. Mr. and Mrs 71. S. Little all of Davenport, la. Th- lb ok and '.'hitter Club comprised of .Hast Chicago matrons, will be entertained at thur meeting this week by Mrs. Ldward Higgms of North Mag oun ave.. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Chailo F. tcmith of the Peter-s-n apartment corner e-f Forsythe ave. and 114lh St., will be a hostess antur- '. y alts mean f .. r guests to meet Mies Kane who is known in this city through her association with the Alice Keibol Miiiinei y. v here she designed each season. Five Hundred will be the j offer- J diversion and out of town j i-iu' .- s will be. from BooneviUe. Mo.. and Windsor Park, 111. Luncheon cov i i: s s will be laid at one o'clock. The Kappa Kappa Kappa will meet this evening with Miss Idresse William 4 Nort.hcote ave. The meeting is of special inipoi tance and the attendance of every member is urged. Mrs. J .15. Walker of North Baring ave. has returned from a trip of a few weeks with elutives at Gibson City. 111. Graduating exercises tv ill be held Sun day at Sit. John's Cantius church. A splenu.d program has been arranged for the occasion and will be held in I he Parish hall adjoining the churcn. Invitations have been lssu-d in the ratn!.- of the Mesdames John Drury and John styles for a miscellaneous .-ho!- for Friday evening, June 11th at Jit . Mary s Auditorium, honoring Miss Lthel Davis, a coming -bride, the fiancee of Mrs. Drurys brother. .Mr. Kf-egan. The No Name inng w;;!i Mrs. Atias apartments Attorney and of Last Chicago pari of pcM wc Club Cyril meets this eveHaugh in the Mrs. K .H. Herbert ate leaving the early k for a, visit to Kan kakee- anj fr...in there intend to'b.-ave .'or Maiinette,' Wis., where thev will i establish threir farm and remain the peater part of the summer. r; u...g here in th- fall . The off i, in the j "alumet buildirfg ill be closed this Saturday and Mr. Herbert will -stop lie re before his d-parture for the ! farm. Their stay m Kankakee will I be two weeks. Among the many interesting features e,f p. heioi activity at the Washington grade, during the year, perhaps the 1 ANY TIiyiES.

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www in jii l mammm i jliiiuusi l ,j. most remarkable were the dramatic entertainment j staged by the pupils under the direction of Misa Ilesa Corey, teacher of reading and expression Familiar stories for the most part form ed the basis of these playlets .the children in many cases giving their owfl interpretation in dramtic form. Aside from the performances given in the school. Miss Corey diiected a series of dramatic sketches known a-i the "Toy Shop I'lays" civea at the Catherine House. These met with such success that she was induced to produce another series at the Washngton high school auditori.um, consisting of sketches from "iJaddy I.ong l.igs." "01ier Twist'' and "Kip Van Winkle.' The unaffected realism and thoroughness with which the children produced their parts and the consummate por trayal uf these familiar stories stamped the entire affair a3 a complete success. In recognition of Miss Coroys unique abilities and her untiring effort to make her work real value to the community, the patrons of the school circulated a petition asking that she be retained during the summer for the purpose of teaching Toy Shop dramatics and reading. This was done under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association, recently organized in the Washington gratis school more than one hundred signatures were secured.

MUNSTER Mr. and Mrs. Rupert C. King and daughters fBernlce and Muriel ,f Min-neapc-lis, arrived on Sunday to visit with Air. and Mrs. H. F. Kaske. Mr. and Mrs. C. sS-hoon of Harvey, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. r. Sohoon . H0USEWIPE BECOMES NEW WOMAN "AJl of our best doctors had given me up. I was unable to leave ray bed for 16 weeks and was yellow as a pumpkin, besides the terrible stomach paitis I suffered. Our druggist advised my husband to try Mayr's 'Wonderful Remedy and it has saved my life. I am a new woman, now." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from th intestinal tract and allays th inflammation which causes practically all stomaoh. liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or monev refunded .adv.

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