Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 34, Hammond, Lake County, 28 July 1920 — Page 6

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STAR THEATRE TOSIGHT The flarhtiag- man of the screen, WBKam Duncan In "The Joyous Trouble Mkr." A thrilling rtory of !ovo, hate Jid a fortune and It all began with Hahlng- triy. Alac two act aide tpUttlctf conieiy, "Monkey H.nlness.'" 7-C8-1

Prrsrram for the Whiting Band. Concert this evening: March. ?idna Day Vessllla. Overture to William Tell Rcseinl. is) Oorntst Solo, Caria Dalka A. F, T e'dcn . (c) Selected 'Mr. Geo. Kalmier. TA, Love nl Idleness. Solo for Baesoor., Mr. A. II. Beiif'JM Macbeth. Trombonium W! throw . Mr. Lew Schneider singing- Leo Feist In?., ions h'.ts; 'a) "I'm !n Heaven When I'm !n My Mc-ther' Arms." ib) "in." 'c rve-isy. (& "Oh. How- I Laus-h. When I Think How I .Cried .About Toa. TVh:te. fb) Wa'tz. "You're a Million Miles roni Xo where," Donaldson. (c) Raravan. fo-trot Wiedieft. ia or.e-.ter. "Myon'.f?ht on Ewan8 Shore" Whltinjr . Ch) Walti. Taro'.!n Sun.ahlne." S'cmldt. c) Fox-trot, LaVeeda A'.den. Extra . S'ar Srjarvrled Banner Key. Officer Sattrfteld has been HI Filtering with appendicitis, has gone t- St. Louis -where he is with relative. ro.niXO S4TTRDT VArDEVItLE ANO riCTlRES, BAROAI-V MATIXEE AT 3 r. M. "ATI R DAY AT STAR T HEAT HE 7-27-5 Officer Petty has resigned his position on the Whiting- police force. Bam Miller having been appointed to the position. Mr. and Mr. Brown of ,w York s venue hare moved to the Recht flat above O'Keefe'it restaurant. John Maaselovitch, arrested for gamblingwas released on a $200 bond. :rned by John Taresky. John Pachace. chargrad with grand larceny, on complaint of Victoria Paczc!k was released on J1.0P0 bonds. Joseph Ankeawlcz. arrtated for driving" his auto by a afreet car d!scha.ryrg passengers and Max Schiff arrested for rpeedlna; were both released on a S?S.0O bond. VAlDEYHtB A.D P1OTIRE5 BARGAIX MATIXEE AT 3iOO P. M.. SATURDAY. STAR TFIEATJIK 7-:7-5 Jlrs. K. L. Myers will leave Thursday for Erawera, 3.1a., to vliit her sister. The "Whiting- public summer school will close this week after an eight week's session. Mrs. Schlrerle who spent a few weeks hare voting- her sister Mrs. N. E. Miller of Sheridan avenue is returning t her home in Ole&n. N. T.. today. The regular weekly; band concert Ul be. h4d at the Whiting park this renins. JPECUL TArDEVatH AT PICTl'BEJ, ATtTUAV. BARGAIN MATIXKH AT SiOB P. M. STAR THEATRE. 7-37-5 Davis Jane, the three year old daugh 1r of Mr. and Mrs. Therolft Lcmen of Ohio avenue la in the St. (Bernard's hos pita! in Chicagp, auerlng with a serious illness, the casise of which ha rot yet been diagnosed, although several specialist have been in attendance. Ti.e Olr Scout leader will have a meeting at the CorrrmunitT house at 7 o'clock tM evening. Arnold Eston-Porter of Central ave., has Joined hi wife in Lexington. O.. where she Is visiting- her sister, they belag- expected to return homo today. MisJ Anna Griffith of Ohio avenue, who wal taken very ill -while vleitlngia Athene. Ohio, is reported tc be'lmV roved In her condition. The Lather Guild wUl give an ice rrara social ia the church parlors tula evening. AftGAtv MATTTEH AT 2i0 P. W. TACUEVH.LE ATO rilTITHES, STAR TITBATRE. 7-27-5 The S. and D. of L. TTnion Council N. 9, held their anual installation of officers on Monday night. Mrs. Susie Outer installed the fallowing officers: Counnrttlor. Mrs. Amelia JClo; AseoeiaX CcTTQCilior, Eta Qoldamith; Was Councillor. Edith Shade; Associate View Councillor. Irene Ca-nner; Aaeoctate Secretary. Matti Moore; OaU MattA Moore; Gald. Uthr fitelnke; Tnie O'iard. Ari!!iaia Shade; Outaido Guard. Bessie Johnson: Traetee Susie ("aanet. FolIowir.gr the bastces sess:on Ice cresjn and cake were rvd and a p'eaaant social seaaion was held.

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Edward Ray and riarry Vardoo. Not Jlay's unconventional golf toga. Harry Vardon and Ed Ray, noted British jrolf professional, have come to the U. S. to play in the U. S. open championship tournay at Toledo, and possibly other tourneys. Varaon and Ray came to America in 1914 uad their deXeat by Francis Ouimet, then a mere boy, in the open championship, was cne of golfs bigrgest sensations.

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FIASCO LERS'WS; Caseteirt instruction uaraited. Sylrla L. Bterobrg, 52 ll?th strewt. phone 223-B, 7-26-i SAM AROTBEIHr t?3 llth etreet. row ha a'l the latest Columbia rcrrda. Ask t hear them. 7-2-tf.

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ROBERTSDALE

Ms. and Mrs. W. Starting are entertaining out of town friends at thair heme over thi week. The Kobertsdal Sunday School Is plannlns Xor a. picnic some tl-.r.e in August Just watch for the date. Mrs. Arthur dross of Lake avenue, was !n Chicago1 on business Monday. Max Ehlert and family cf N'eO'i'sha. Kanms, ara vslting the farmer's mother of Myrtle avenue. Mr. and Mn. Fred and Mr. and Mrs. F.g. Langohr motored to Shelby, Ind.. lat Sunday, Mrs. OeorgT Ilolsworth of ryrtl avenue, is reported on the sicit list. Mr. and Mrs. Jlussell r.utler. formerly Tressa Pielf. returned from their honeymoon which they spet visiting the former's parents of Seattle. Wash.. Mr. and Mrs. Butler have gone to house-keepir.s in the Wst Tark Addition. Mr. mr! i'rs . M. Fergus ?t an l family of Indiana Harbor ami Mr. and Mrs. A. if. Marts motored to Jerry's Island -where they camped a'.l day gunday. A number ef Tiobertsda'.e folks hive made arrangements for a beach s-jp;"-r at Vhitng Park ths evenng. Miss Ituth Breckman who has .ben threatened wfth tjhoi-i fever fr th? pant week la slowly improving. Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. If. T. Goldintr were ih.cppox in Chicago on Monday Thomas) TJansTtr of Atchison avenue, left for his horn in Decatur. III.. Saturday lor lits two wek's vacation. Mrs. I.. JTall of the West Park Addition and son Howard returned from a weck'a ysll with relative in Detroit, Mich. . ,

Lincoln Tark for a family picnic last Friday. Mrs. Frank TMekholi and son Arle, is iiitng at the TTe-nry Kuehl home from Oak Park, Chicago. Dr. Davis, superintendent of the M. F. Church will preach here next Sunday at 2. SO c'clock. the sacrament will be administered and quarterly conference, following. All yearly reports should be in at that time. The Walter 'Blatehley family attended a cousin's funernl at Chesterton last Friday. A mother taken leaving seven children. A K-iorl frowd attended the Kpwcrth Lfague social lat Friday evenina. Mrs. Moore had the mis-fortune to fall off of the steps at Merrill hall and was In a serious cortdit'on tor same ho'Jrs. Ralph Ixyce 1? the owner of a Ford machine. He can now make his trips back -ini forth to the Gary post office He is rn a regular lnall rcute now. Mr. and Mrs. Frank IR-oyer and son of Hobart were calling In town last Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zuvers returned from Michigan last Mo-nrTay. fobie Zuvers is sepnding a few rays in the Zuvers heme.

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Mr, and Mrs. FJ. Murphy of Hammond t'pent fiunday with Mrs. Mary Srhaller. Margaret Kellman srpending her vacation, with her sister Mrs. Arthur Koch of Hammond, P.ev. Jos. Fi.-ifh is visiting with Mr and Mrs. Jos. Wand, of Blizabeib. ill. Mr. Jlenry .-""ccers and family spent Sunday wt'u F'litl Kellman. Jr. Mr. ind M-.'. A. J. Peschel spent Sunday 4'-.i'-n;T' with Mre. M. Nebling wiui u.i fi vvent an operation a week ago and is getting alonfr necelr Mr. and llr.. Xick Thiery and family are now i.ccupylnjr their house that they rccutitiy pjrc7.aaed from Mrs. H. Thiel. Peter Fhrsam. Sr.. "was taken to St. Margaret's hoeyutal in lHxmond at 8 a. m. Tuesd3y. I'r. J. J. Cheviemy mad two sck calln at Dyer Tuesday morning.

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The Cntennary Club will meet next Friday with Mrs. Adie Boyd. The chairman ia desirous cf a good attendance. The Henry Kuehl family motored to

Mrn. E. E. Ragon and grand-daughter, Henrietta Ragon. of Gary came last evening for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Christie returned to tl.v." home i-, Hammond last evening after ; visit hare with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Clark. Mrs. If. L. Pnufhman and daughter Henrietta, returnel last evening from a visit with relatives in Racine, Wis. '. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brownell. of Veorla, m., are visiting at the heme of hia mother Mrs. F. It. Brownell. Mrs. George Christie of Haramond. came last evening for a visit wlih friends. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Dinwiddle and son Abbot, have returned from a week stay at The Shades.

BETTER PROSPECTS

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ADJOURNMENT

Special Session of Legislature Sure to Adjourn Tomorrow, it is Believed.

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INDIANAPOLIS. IXIi.. July JT Chances for an early adjournment of the legislature were more favorable today lhan they have been at any time sines the special aeasion convened two weeks ago last Modnay, following ihe release by the senate to the house of the Ktper tax cure bill by a vole of 14 to 12. The bill had been ucd up m a conference committee for several days. The decision of the senate, it is believed, will tend to relieve the tension which has existed between the two bodies of the legislature for some time and restore harmony tn i he legislature for some time an drestore harmony in the legislative hall. It had

been expected the senate weald refuse to release the Kiper bill from committee until the house had concurred in the amendments to the Johnson home rule bill. Prospects for adjournment sine die late tonight are favorable unless some thing unforseen develops anu In any event the legislature is sure to adjourn tomorrow, it is said. According to present -indications tre Kiper hill will go into conference im-

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