Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1920 — Page 2

Pa.se Two

Cox Talks About Golf and Harding itv aiiii ht 11 Kzif;r.n 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE! rvWTO.V. .July S lAif th- sol-,-r who Uhs caught the m-ll of powi n the fv? of iiattle and if impti. i.t to g.-t uir,' the fray. so Gov. J? .;.- M . Cx. nVK-rati.- presidential i.'n-uucf. finds hunse-lf tugfting at th ; r w h:!- w tilling 10 jump into tin' ;tir.j.i!n with U th.- physical And menul treriuth in his p. session. s-1 1 ft ". n he is laboring under was if i.-nstratnl in lus speech at. tii? Dayi 1 'i. :itry Club Inst niht before theKif, rs. participating n tin1 state :i i.nrtif tit !. r.'. While the talk was !.;. an--(i.i.-. Gov. Cox had d---..;.'.!! y planned to make no refer- ,,. ;v politics and confine himself v.f entirely . i'-uns; master Leo XVarron Jam?. si,!,, r.t f the Tayton Association of iniiLT. o. m:ro:!:iuii Gov. Cox. as the rr- n sain! . f t he Ohm Golf Assoeian ; 1 1 rp.r.L ti '. el y connected polis r'. the nwotins by adding that rn.-r would le the patron paint the 1' S . next November if not de-,:.-d by S.-nat-r Harding-. l"Ve presidential nominee spoke of intimnt.- relations existing: bth. 1 n ff n S. r.a'rr Harding and himself 1 s f.-i'-'W newspaper publisher and (. ilfcrs. lie n-iMl'.cd the meeting of t h Oh'o r-aiiirs Association last winin wine'i they both were propoesd h t ! re. -;' p;i--ties ar.,1 :te candidates of the two at'oi-d facetiously "who r. n in s 1 01 1 vv ii.it the two editors and l.nd po!: i? nrraugej the whole thing r.d cot : 1 s a rra ri een themselves and were playing cam.' together." He then l). L'lunfl serious and told ;h m that ropdiil!pss of what the reFulr would t.e in November, Warren C, . Hording and he would he (he same frr'0-i friends th oy have always been

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PoPURE FOOD

lOUR WEEK-END SALE I For July the 8th and 9th j

5 lbs. best quality cane CRANULA TED SUGAR

With Grocery order of $4.00. No restrictions what to buy. Order what you need. TiT Jll Best Grade Bulk Noodles, Maca- 1 IV OOCtleS roni and Spaghetti, per lb 1 C 3 pounds for 45c , Monarch Brand Pure Tomato CatsGtSUp sup the big bottle l The Famous Heintz's Oven Baked Oflo rSeattS Beans No. '2 can, at C 20 Mule Team Borax Laundry Soap CO OOap 10 bars for 06C a Savoy Brand Coffee, supremely good. CO -Oi CO in J lb. packages. Per pkg CI 0cean sPray sod srade P'nlc DGimOTl Salmon, at per can OC JqJ -1lver Leaf Assorted Jellies, 7 oz- tumb- q 7 Laundry Tablets Glen Ellyn Laun- O DpeClUl dr- Tablets. 20 tables in pkg., at. .

Tea Reft Grade Ceylon Orange Pekoe lea. ju-i uii. iv, i r I m Ice Tea. Special, per lb.. . OJ . Extra Fine i,lUeS iy2 cans;

I TWO E!G SPECIALS IN OUR FAMOUS SUMMER SAUSAGE Farmer style and Theringer stvle Summer Sausage, O C at per lb '. OVC DOMINO GOLDEN PURE CANE SYRUP Preferred Ofip I; by many to maple syrup, A lb. cans, at "J 4 ib. 10 oz. can?, at $1.05 9 lb. 3 oz. cans, at $1.95

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Continues all Week Here's just a few of the many cut-price items which are offered for Friday and Saturday

:j 50c Hcrlick's Malted Milk. . . .38c r 15c V ase'ine Camphor Ice... 11c $1.00 DeWitt's Kidney and ; Bladder Pills 69c v 25c Mentholatum 19c : 35c Turpo 21c $1.00 J. & J. Best Cotton in ; pounds 75c F. 30c oromo Seltzer . 21c 25c Distro Infect Pcwder . . . . 17c 25c Mother's Salve 17c 35c Gets-It for Corns 25c 60c .Murine for. the eyes 37c : 35c Snakes Oil. 29c

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for years. Then followed a talk on the frame part of which Is as follows: Kvery inan is a law unto himself in the game of golf. Th man who ran concentrate on the same to the exclusion of everything else is hound to he a jinoii golfer. It 1b also true that the man who can cease to be fhy of the Itttle white ball will also be son cessf u i as a xi 1 a y e r . "My experience has taught me that when I pet on thin ice it Is better l pass iivt-r to another subject so 1 wll! tell you about competition. Without competition the same of golf would not have produced really great players. 1 like competition and it is absolutelynecessary that we have it in order to

i have pood government. Compettt ion Htirs up the liver of the individual, revitalizing him. and this is also true of competition m government. A presidential campaign is nothing more or less thhn a (treat university that brigs out the s?nui5 within its ranks. It 1s high time that this great country should attract the genius of the commercial world to the ranks of government. We have too Ion been in the custom of lifting- our heads once every four years from the business ledger t. put our eyes on the flap. We need more men of brains. Ordinarily every man worth while who seeks public office does s from a sense of pride. It is nitural that the circumstance of preference should appeal tp every man. I am not one of those who believe that because we are living in a restless nee things are joinK to Pop. I beliee the greatest prosperity we have ever experienced lies just byond the threshhold. Things nr bound to come out all right, particularly when we develop the bond of good fellowship through such games as golf. "1 recognize that anions; you are men of the various political parties and in closing; want to say that no rose that grows Is quite so sweet as the one that lays Its petals just over the party wall." Times news seive Is t?ie best tb.it menev can buy and l.onest effort can furnish. GROCERY ! Peas Semtel Brand Sweet 1 fir niuiMru i cas, i i.aii. 3 can for (3 can limit limit). 45c Brand of Ripe Olives in No. this sale, per 45 C O 7 60c Pond's Vanishing Cream. 34c 25c Squibb's Talcum Powder. 17c 60c Luxor Face Powder 39c 50c Sanitol Face Powder. . . .30c 60c Forhan's Tooth Paste. . . .42c 25c Klenzo Tooth Paste 19c 75c Palmohve Shampoo 52c 50c Derma Viva Face Powder 35c $1.00 Blue Beauty Face Powder 69c 25c Baldwin's Almond and Benzoin Cream 19c 50c Blue Beauty Rouge 30c 30c Mavis Talcum Powder. . .19c

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IS DEAD Sylvester Grayned. alia Frnnk Fisher! (colored) and rarole violator from the. i -hio State penitentiary at. Mmsfieid is dead. While prowling: around the residential section on the West, fide of Gary late Monday niht with an accomplice. Fisher was brought j0 tr-.e ground by a bullet fired from either revolvers of Plainclothes Sergeant Max Quandt. or I'lainclothesman Wytow in the rear of 75ti I'llmore street Both ofnecrs flrod two f,hois and neither is certain whosn aim id dthe deadly work. When the officers reached the negro's H-. they found a powerful brute, wreathing in pntn The bullet had passed clear through the front of his forehead, carrying; part of the man's brains with it. He was making every ebor' to reach a vicious looking revolver, which h had concealed beneath his vest, but the officers beat him to it. For two days the negro rattled for life at the Mercy hospital and last night, fieath which the attending physicians have been waiMrg for. during the pas - i hours, came. The body wa staken to William's morgue where an effort will be made to locnte his relatives According to rhysicians, Fisher was almost Fupernatural and cannot account for his living s long as he did. From th time he was shot until his death he never talked and but once or twice tpened hi? eyes. Although the police have part of his record which probably extended in many cities of the country, they were anxious to gel him to talk to secure a complete confession. His death, the police believe will put a stop to future hovis burglaries nd (will clear up a large number that have occurred in th residential districts of the city in the past three months. Fisher was paroled from the Ohio State peni tentiary after he had servei only ten j months of a one year to life sentence. Later he was arrested In Chicago for carrying: concealed weapons, hut the Ohio authorities refused to take him back for violating his parole. H 11 m " 1Q39 ! Allis Chalmers American Can American Car and Foundry American Locomotl.-e .. .. , . 3 V . 4 ' ' .111 .13' American Smelting; 2t America nSteel Foundry 39' Anaconda 57" Baldwin locomotive 12fi Bethlehem Steel B Canadian Pacific Central Leather Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gas Corn Products Delaware, and Hudson . 32 .117 , fi . 3 5 . HO . PR . 90 Erie 12 General Electric 142 General Motors -. 27 Illinois Central ?2 Lackawanna Steel 75 Midvale Fteel 4; X. Y. Air Brake joj New York Central fi? Pennsylvania 3? Peoples Gaa 35 Pressed Steel Car im Railway Steel Springs 100 Reading ; Republic Irn nand tSeel 97 Texas Co 47 V. S. Rubber jor, t. S. Steel ; 5 V. S. Steel Prfd 10a Westlnghouse r,.i Willys Overland 19 Am. International S3 Sinclair Oil , 31 CHICAGO VEAT 5 to 60 lb , 15c: i TO to SO llie Kfi 1., Crt 1.-. A 11. ,nl , ..., . -j t , , , r -, ' ' ' I " 'J 1 OS ., 1 "??19e; fnncy. 20c: overweight kidneys. 140 to 173 lbs , Vi ft' l-c CHICAGO CASH GRAIN WTIEAT Xo. 2 hard. 2.3; i hard winter, 2.70; 3 northern spring, 2.65; 3 mixed 2.73. CORN Xo. 2 mixed. 1 POff 1 si; 2 white. l.SSfl f!; 2 yellow, l.fil ff l.?2 . 3 mixerl. 15!?: 3 yellow, l.rtOi.: 4 mixed. 1.59: 4 white. 1.S2; 4 yellow. 1 SO OATS Xo. -j whit". I.e57 !.07i : 3 white, 1.03 f 1 "5 H : white. P?c "& 1 "2 j . BUTTER Receipts, 21.SHS tubs; creamery extra. ,".5'r; firs's. 4Jtt34Hc; packing stoc k. 34 'a t0c EGGS Receipts. H1.10 3 cases; current receipts. 5$ s 40 's c; orrlimrv firsts. 37 3Sr; firsts, 40 U'-: checks, 20 ff 30c: dirtier, 32 'd 34c. CHEESE! Twin, new 25le: young Americas. Ihc: longhorns. 27V,c; brick. 2R 4 ft 27c. LIVE POILTRY Turkeys. 35c; Chickens. 30-: roosters, I2c; geese 20't COc; ducks. 2S'5 40c. POTATOES Receipts. "0 cars. CH3CAOO T.TTE STOCK HOGS Receipts. 2. rton; market. 2 Sir j 35c higher: bulk 1 3.-5 ft 5: top 1.25; 1 heavy weight. 11.35M5JO; medmm weight, 13.50 1 25; light weight. 15.25 f! IS. 25: lieht lights. 1 4 fi 1 ; heavy pack

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ing ow-s. smooth. H.S5f H 10 packing sous, rough. 12.513.S5; pies. 12.J"!? 14 25. CATTLE r?eoe!pts. rnift: market, atrong to 25c higher; calves, 75c? 1; beef steers medium and heavy weight. lfi.41 fi 17 .10, choice and prime. liiOlJ 17 10; medium and good. Lljlif; good and choice, 1 5 ff 1S.5 ; common find medium. 10.75 fj 1 , : butter cattleHeifers. 6.5cff It. 75; row?. ? 35 fi 12.75; bulls, fi fi 1 2 ; canners and cutters cows and heifers. ' '" enner M' frs. 4.&f$ 7.5"; veal calves (light snd headv weight) 12 W it...'., fo '1.1 steers, s.50 "9 12: s'ocker sters. f.Ti ift 7'.; sto-kr cows and hcif-i ers, 5.25H K.5n; Mocker calves. (i.nO'rj: j 10. ! LIVE NEWS FROP4 THE TWIN CITIES HF,lTIFl I, BANK I PI.AF;i Changes which are now indr way at the ('ttizens' Trust and Pavina;s Bank of Indiana Harbor will make the bank home one of the most beautiful and imposing in the region hut tne appearance will not h the chief source of pride t.j. the bank officials. The change in which they are taking- the most pride will not he noticeable either from .the outside or Inside of the tuildinst but will be noticeable in the action of the bank c-ff 1 -ia Is . A new vault of the latest tvpe construction and guaranteed to withstand ail attempts robbery for at lean 60 hcurs has just been completed and when placed In use will be the de positoiy alike for the funds and securities of the bank and for the Tlaab'es of safe deposit, box renters. The deposit boxes f.-r the bank patron." wiil occupy a portion of the same vault in which the bank's money will he placed and th.-- in itself. Charles Packer savs, should in.-ure safety for the people's nv-ney. The vault, a. doubte one with fraee in th--- h a s e m n t and on the ground floor, is constructed of re-enforced or-n crete. The walls .ire a foot thick and are re-er.foreed with half inch steel rods so placed as t form Are inch squares. It is estimate that this could not be cut thro.iph in than 72 hours and all experts are agtel that to cut throueh in 'ess than 6f) hours w-oi-id be physical impossibility. To insure that, ii" one may work undiscovered from the adjoining- building the vault, wa". is n ,t built, aain.r the wall of the hiltii-ns; but an air spao- remains for inspection purposes. At th" beif.nninjr the vault will he equipped with 32 safe deposit bc-xes for patrons and will i.iier be doubled if necessary. The front of the bank bmldinir will he changed by placing- massive pi'lars and increaslnsy the h-isTht of th front to approximately .-ne and one-half times the present height. Th entrance will be mover! from the center of the buildinK to the side near Githrle street. if further (pan? ion is necessary it will be possible to extend the front an equal diftanee toward Guthrie street, from the new entrance, placing the future entrance in the center of the building. Entrance will be through a marble hall way from which the patrons will step up !n' -i a marble lobby which will be bordered on the rlsrht by tellers' cages and officers' desks. At the front will be the officers' desks, then eight tellers' cages, then the in.irance desk and back of that the private offices and lockers for the emploves. The construction in the rear Is such, as to allow- of putting In a mezzanine floor If more working space is required All cages will he of plate gOa?? with air spaces between, the fronts of th cflces being of one solid piece of glass in v, fveh the windows will he cut. While the changes are heng made, rr'-bahiv heginn t-g abou. Ju'y 15th, the h.mk will move into the room form ivlv of cupied by the barber shop one door east. Thv expect to he in their new home hy September 15th. The fcrnifr barber ?lrp will then be occupied by a FeOrnl bakery. PI,V O-OPKH TIVK HI vir. The Standard Forcing. Company of Indiana Harbor is hr'P'ng i's employes to cut the cost of lo :ns by a p'an of co-operative uvung; by which the employes of the company may, purchase articles of food from one of th largest wholesale grocery handlers in Chicago at wholesale pi i.e. At the present time the emploves are given an opportunity to order from a prepared lis' every two week." but 1! is expected that soon the articles will be available for order at anv t.me. There are certain artolos whi.-h are on sal at the plant at all times and which ran be purchased at a great savings. The company also wishes to help the employes In the purchase of clothing snd ha arranged with the H . H Marks Company of Chicago, one of the oldest, custom tailoring establishments in the city, to s'H taiit-red suits at wholesale. The employes are thus given an opportunity to pur'hnse. suitjt which ordinarily ret nil at ?T2 to S at as low as $35. The plan is being watched by other industries of the region who are contemplating the same arrangements. PraotioaUy the same p'an is also )n effect at a few other plants in the region . 155 State St.. Hammond, Ind.. Opposite Orpheum Theater. Phone 3419.

AfiAI.N I TROl'BLB

Mrs. Clive b. Potts. Indiana Hartor's vvell known turf-woman, is attain in troub-ie. or perhaps it would be better to say "still" in trouble. A few months tgo the city court bailiff. Mose Specter, levied on Mrs. Potts' Jrt.ooo automobile to satisfy a Judgement of 1200 but upon her attorney appearing in court the machine v.a. released. A few dayjr ago the atorney reported to the Judge that h was no lonzcr representing Mrs. Potts and ntked to have his name withdrawn from the docket. Specter was astain sent out to levy on the automobile but was told by Mrs j Potts that the machine wi.i in Chi a- j go. He is now watching and waiting; fi r th machine to be returned to his J 1 1 If d i.-t ion . If the automobile is not, returned soon he is preparing to levy on the furniture. ICBFAES CAPrTAIi STOCK j The Harbison-Walker Refractories 1 Company of East Chicapo, with the approval of the stockholders, has in- j eveai-ed its capital stock from $27.fiOO.. j 000 to l3fi.fiP0'OO . The stockholders j have also ratified the action ff the directors In declaring a stock dividend of fifty per cent on the common stock payable July 15 to stockholders of record July S. The JIariam Rebekah Lodge Xo . 407 will have a special meeting- on the 9th of July. This" meeting is called. for installation of officers. This ti'-: will be performed by the County in-s-allir.fr staff. Mrs. Willson. prfesident of the Lodfre will be the guest of liono ' . P.obby Wo id'ci'n. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wocdbu i of lijth st . accid'HCi lv fell urder the heelts of his fatlvi 's Mitomotl'.e '.o- ''r'-'tiy. Althougr rhe child was sf-rnudy r. jured he Is ipect ed t rec 1 Mrs. J. W. l.t,n -t 4P45 Nort-voMe ?ve. will lea.-j Sunday for the K.at where ,.'i will ip'.'nl two months with her daughter. Matjorie Cr.s.. ,11 'i Todd ive-u 1 is spending- a fe..- v. s at Ing: Lm. She is :. ftK tf M t-i Lillian MXj - d He W . r ." : t Mr. and tir. Diamond returned to Long Lake on Tuesrioy from a week-end trip to Rilling rrairie where they were guests of Mr. Diamonds mother. The Ervin Coles of Kentland. Ind., were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lock of 145th st. Mrs. Arthur Watts is expected to return from a two months visit at the home of her sister in St. Louis. Mrs. John O Conner of South Todd ave. entertained at a shower in honor of Muts Elsie Steffes. The evening was passed very pleasantly playingcards. The prizes were won by Miss Elizabeth Te Lor and the Kuest of honor Miss Elsie Steffes. Mls StefTes leceived man ybeautiful gifts. Refreshments were served in the middle of the evening. A meetin? of the Friends of Irish Freedom will be held at the school house, corner of 13th and Hemlock at ft o'clock. Prof. Foydlaigh and also P. J. Moynihain. both of Boston, will address the gathering. There is welcome news arriving: here concerning Captain Howard Clark, his wife and babe, who hsve been living No. 42. Published Statement

PETER V. MEYN. President JOSEPH W. WEIS, Vice President DAVID T- EMERY, Secretary DAVID T. EMERY. Treasurer

Condensed Statement of the Condition of the First Trust & Savings Bank At Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the Close of Its Business on June 30th, 1920

RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $1 Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks Premiums Paid on Bonds Company's Building Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Advances to Estates and Trusts Due from Departments Due from Banks and Trust Companies Cash on Hand Cash Items ' Cash Short Trust Securities '....: Taxes and Interest Paid Bills in Transit Other Assets

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Total Resources

LIABILITIES.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. . 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17Capital Stock Paid in Surplus Undivided Profits -Net

Dividends Unpaid Interest, Discount and Other Earnings Demand Deposits, Except Banks Savings Deposits. Except Banks 1 Trust Deposits, Except Banks Special Deposits, Except Banks Certified Checks Due to Banks and Trust Companies Due Departments Premium Reserve on Bonds Cash Over None ! Bills Payable Other Liabilities

Total Liabilities

State of Indiana,) County of Lake, SS: ss: ) I, Peter W. Meyn, President of the First Trust & Savings Bank, of Hammond, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. PETER W. MEYN. Subcsribed and sworn to before me, this 7th day of July. 1920. GRACE R. CONROY, Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 9, 1 922. (Seal.)

1n the officers' quarters at Camp Da, Xew Jersey, with a possibility that thcy will soon be arriving hack very much nearer to their homes, those of Principal H. H. Clark of North Jlngoun ave. and T. D. Mau--T of Fir st. The wire reaching here from Mrs, Clark to her parents contained only the vaguest idea f the impending good news but said that a letter of explanation would follow . What is cleaned from the message is that the captain has been transferred to the duties of instructor st Uloomineton, a post very much nearer to home. Their many friends in this city await further knowledge rf their return snd It will be a happy homecoming. Mrs. Gordon Pujulog of Parrish ave. entertained the Tuesday evening Five Hundred Club at her home on the regular meeting night: of the members. Leo Marx of Commonwealth ave. Is slowly recuperating from a four week's siege of typhoid fever. He i an Inland Steel employe and has had quite a trying experience with the malady ivhich was not in a very light form. Visitors were to see him the early part of this week and among ti-.em is hi sister. Sister Carmeiiu, a nun who teaches at the St. Lawrence Parochial School in Chicago, and accompanied by another nun of the same institution. Mr. and Mrs. William Thaldors, cousins of the patient were also guests for the clay. Mrs. T. J. Godfrey ,.f 114th st. and daughter Mii-s Tcra snd Mrs. L. D. Godfrey of Parrish ave. fP leaving thi sony Sunday f..r Springfield. 111. to witness the taking of the hnr.l vows of sisterhood in the Dominican Order ' f Sister Mary John, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Godfrey. The ceremonies attending this event will take place on July 12 and the relatives from here will be returning back by that t inie . Mrs. J. R. Graham, a resident of this city and very well known whose home in the last few years has been established in El Paso. Texas, is here on a visit to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Pmailman In 144th st. and yesterday spent the day with the William Freiberger's in Northcote ave. The two Graham boys, Ross

Too Late To Classify WANTED Experienced hill clerk for shipping room, steady position, good opportunity for advancement. Apply at once to siipt. W. B. Conkey Co. Harnniond. 7-S-LOST Reward offered. A chain hoist taken from the Calum't avenue bridge last night, any Information which helps us locate the property will be paid $10. W. H. Wheeler, Hotel Hammond, Hammond. Ind. 7-3-2 WANTED Elderly gentleman to collect tickets, also to care for lobby. Call Star Theater. Whiting, after fi p.' m. Phone 190-J. 7-S-4 WANTED Men to unload cars byton. Enterprise Red Co. Hammond. 7-8-1 WANTED Boys, must be over IS. Enterprise Bed Co. Hammond. 7-8-2 WANTED Old roan for light work around factory. Enterprise Red Co Hammond. i-9-2 FOR RENT 3 room flat, newly decorated, furnished for light house keeping, to neat couple. 12 Truman Ave. Hammond Trust Company. 833.03 403.154.44 None None 25.000.001 2.497.77 93.45 48.480.02 135,745.45! 57,143.42 30,392.75 None None 9.582.25 1,671.50 25,948.67 $2,238,081.69 .$ 125.000.00 None 14,345.62 None 30.264-47 737,922.84 .035,407.18 42,630.30 None 2.020.32 19.532.23 66.292.80 None None None 1 50.000.00 14.665.93 $2,238,081.69

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and Robert are spending the Una during their mother s absence in the msua tains at Cloud Crest, where the Boy Scouts are camping, a sito ia Nev Mexi'-o. Miss Hln Dorothy Vance, daughter of Mrs. Lelia Vance of Grapevine departed yesterd.iy to spend the. summer at points in the East. She. will first go to Pittsburgh and later to Wheeling, West Va., and will have, a very enjoyable trip among relatives, returning here, for tha faU term of school . The Charles Geyers of Fir st. are home from a trip in their machine to Logans-port where the mother of Mrs. Geyer. Mrs. J. M. Mendenhall, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Matheny of 140th st. and their tw-o sons have returned home from a motor trip to Lake Alvan, 111., and they brought back with them Miss Audrey Gillespie who will visit here a while. i K . -V. . '. ."- .v...- - v.-M'-':-'-:;:x:-x::v 'A?? z7f -.r:vVv::-:v?v.-: .v. .-. . -.V." X JC -9 DeLUXE k THEATRE 83" "a 8 ' 0 5 TODAY Your last chance to see Cecil DeMilles Masterpiece "MALE AND FEMALE" B FRIDAY AND SATURDAY fa Chat. Ray ia "RED HOT DOLLARS" Also Wm. Duncan in the 11th Episode of "THE SILENT AVENGER" SUNDAY Alice Joyce in "DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN" s 4 MONDAY AND TUESDAY Dorothy Gish in "TURNING THE TABLES" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MacLean and Miy in "WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING" II i i 'Where Everybody Goes.' THE RPHEU THEATRE I Hammond :: Indiana The Coolest Flace in Town TODAY AND FRIDAY Ellsworth Linden & Co. Presents a Comedy Skit Entitled hi 'Getting an Ear Full" DOLLY WARD A Ray of Sunshine WINCHESTER WIZZARDS European Novelty DOROTHY & ARTHUR ROZZALLE The Act So Different THREE LEES Jugling Artists CLAIRE & BERGMAN Comedians Also Jack Dempsey in "DARE DEVIL JACK" TODAY AND TOMORROW Edith Roberts in "THE TRIFLERS" Also "The Lost City" d-jMt ... -K - --- i : -,e- . . --L- - .Jia a.-a PASTIME TODAY Charley Chaplin in a TWO REEL COMEDY "A HOTEL MLXUP" Also Thrilling Western Drama TOMORROW AND SATURDAY "THE BLOOD BARRIER"

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