Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 186, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1921 — Page 7

Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1921

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

STAG FOR XL. HASSAN Al Hassan grotto. No. 66. "will hold its annual meeting, itnokcr and stagr at their home In East Chicago at the Majonlo temple on Thursday evening January 27 at 7:00 j. m. There will be initiation by short form and election of officers. The matter of lunch has been placed upon a pre-war basis and Prophet Buirn has promised a feed that will rival any .given before the war. The band under the management of Prophet Olover, will furnish the mu. Ic for the occasion and all members of the band are urged to be present. Prophet Abe Ottenheimer has a lot of new stuff for the feat of revels and prophet. Master of Ceremonies Spurrier is looking after the smokes. The next year promises to be the most successful In the history of the order and great Interest is being taken In the selection of a successor to Monarch T. T. Lemen of Whiting. OVERCOME BY GAS While working- at the Mark plant of the Fteel and Tube company, Indiana Harbor, yesterday, Clarence Brookman of 5234 Ashland avenue. Chica.rO, was overcome by gas, and was removed to the Mercy hospital In an unconscious READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS PLEATIITO- AND RE -PLEATING All kinds of skirts in one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding, all work guaranteed. Call at Waseys, 91 State St., little west of Hohinan St- Phone 46 Hammond. 8-27 BlGAU)W n.tllGAIV. 6-roora modern bungalow, oak floors and trim; well bulit; on the North side; price $6,575; $1,250 cash, balance easy. CHAS. V. TKRMIM CO. 721 Chlcas-o Ave. Phone K. C. 67. l-25-2t Headache from Slight Colds GROVES Laxative PROMO QUININE Tablet8 relieve the He-adache by curing the Cold. A tonic laxative ajid germ destroyer. The genuine bear the signature of E. W. Grove. (Be lure you g-et BROMO.) 30c Adr. ( The First National Bank East Chicago, Indiana Chicago & Forsyth Ave, Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 Under U. S. Govern ! ment Supervision The H. ! Banks Here The strength of this National Bank and the character of its management is such that the U. S. Government has chosen it as a depository for its funds. And the Government is very careful as to where it banks its money. Depositors here are assured of SAFETY.

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IHDloVsVOMj 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION condition. Brookman Is employed by the E. M. Blgley company, who have a contract for some work at the Mark plant. Just how he wa overcome has not been ascertained. His condition Is not considered serious. LOOKIISG FOR MUXIOAJT Police of all neighboring cities have been asked to be on the lixkout for a Mexican, who Is accused of spiriting away, Mrs. Dora Botos, wife of James Botos of 621 142nd street. East Chicago, sometime during the afternoon of last Sunday, taking with him, two young children, and a sum of money belonging- to Mr. Botoa. The facts of the case leaked out yesterday afternoon when Botos appeared at the city hall and asked that a warrant be served out for the Mexican, who had been a roomer at the Botos home for about two months. According to statements made by Botos, he was c&lled to Chleaaro last Sunday morning on business and when he came back home found his wife and two children gone, besides a sum of money. Hotoa can give no reason for his wife's departure, other than the Mexican had made numerous promises to his wife, telling her that he would buy her fine clothes and Jewelry, If she would go with htm. AIUSTO CX.VB TO PROMT AGAIV Several weeks ago this organization went on record to make up a sum of money for a brother, who was stricken will illness caused by & severe cold and later developed Into tuberculosis. In order to make up a large sum, a benefit dance was to be given at the Ma.nic temple. East Chicago, about two weeks ago. but owing to the small pox epidemic the club was forced to postpone the dance until Wednesday the 2th. The dance will be a serpentine and confetti dance. Bn it Is hoped that a large crowd will attend. The stricken brother is Steven A. Lott. formally employed at the Inland, Steel, was very popular during the baseball season, as he always makes what is known as grandstand plays. Twin City News Notes The Latin Club held its regular meeting at the McKlnley School last evening and now has a registered membership of ovpr seventy students. They are progressing very well under the tutorship o Miss Merrill and Miss Meyers, both teachers. Two very well known men of Indiana Harbor underwent very similar operations In the past week. Bert Newell, rooting contractor, at 4211 Drummond st. Is at St. Margaret's Hospital in Hammond. Carl Filson is the other and Is recuperating at the Mercy Hospital in East

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Gary. Both are doing nicely toward convalescence, was the report received here Inst evening. Slight injuries necessitated both operations. Mrs. Julia Hargis, who formerly resided in Kast Chicago, and now a resident of Hammond, is spending the. week here at the T. A. "Williams homo In Northcotte avenue. The Sophomores at the Washington High School enj-ed a social session under chaperonage Principal H. H. Clark, llr. A. T. Elliott and Miss Kate DoPew. Games and music comprised Uva diversion and refreshments wet served In conclusion. Mrs. Wick Snyder of South Korsythe ave., who recently moved to the apartment above the Huber Chapel, waa a hoHtees to about a dozen guests in recognition of her birthday anniversary. A well appointed luncheon was served and several Hammond ladies were included in the guest personnel. Mrs. Guy Melser of Canton, Ohio, is arriving today to visit the home of Mrs. William Hill, in South Magoun Ave. A little daughter Muriel is accompany-

' Ing. Tho M. T. O. II. Club is meeting on Thursday afternoon to be entertained by Mm Russell Hill, at Mrs. William Hill's home, in South Maifoun ave. Mr. arid Mrs. l.uther Lewis, Sr., are spending a few weeks with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewia of Melville avenue, Edgar Williams of South Northcote ave., who has be?n ill of pneumonia la somewhat better. Mrs. Rhoda Clark of South Magoun ave., is entertaining Mrs. J. Morris of Chicugo. for a few days. Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Deake of Youngs ( town, Ohio, are arriving in this city to spend a tew weeks In visiting the home of relatives. A party of ladies from East Chicago will be in attendance at a Five Hundred game to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glen Ebrlght in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. George Clapper of 145th. street, are visiting in Sheboygan Falls, Wis., the home of Mrs. Clapper's brother. The Olympia Abating Society held an interesting session last evening at the school. Current topics of the day were discused. Tho class is composed of young men. The John Hucker home at 3908 Ivey street, has been sold to Mr. August Englehaupt of Block avenue. The latter contemplates taking posesslon soon. The Hucker family has departed from this city to settle at St. Louis, Mo. Tho Englehaupt's are listed among the early resldens of Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Frank Dickson of Norh Magoun ave., has been 111 far the past several days. The Frank Harts of Indiana Harbor, are buyers of real estate In East Chicago a bungalow in North Magoun avenue. In he 141st block. The building is not quite completed and when it Is ready the couple will move in. Mrs. Cress Constant of Ivy St., is holding a party for Juveniles this afternoon to honor the birthday anniversary of her little daughter Ruth. The Invitations read from three to five The Housewife of 1921 Now that Woman's Suffrage Is a reality the Amrica.n wiman must ! henewforth bf; considered not merely as a hotseeper and home-isaktr, but as a voter a citizens and a foro In this busy work-a-day world. With added respcrvslbilitl-as her health should never be neglected. .nd whm bejwt with ailments peculiar to her sex he owes It to herself to first give that grand old medicine. Lydrta E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial, as for over forty years It has been the standby of American women tn restoring them to hraith and strength. Adv.

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Mrs. J. Pt'trico and daughter, Julia, of West Iullman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sclezan. E C. Brewer returned to his home on Monday morning after visiting with his daughter. Mrs. Verna HelligoudA and family of Dubuque, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy -jf Hammond spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Mary Schaller. Mr. and Mrs. Strang of Crete. III., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carnahan on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ehrsam and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Ambre spent Sunday at Hammond with Henry Ambre and family. Julia and Agnes Hoffman visited with relatives at Chicago on Saturday and Sunday. Jos. Keilman and family of Hammond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keilman. Sunday afternoon and evening there will be a candy social in the evening a card party will be held. The proceeds will be sent to the starving nations of Central Europe. Every body Is welcome. George Chenard and pal of Steger were seen on our streets on Monday. GRIFFITH Mrs. John Miller of Hammond visited her children on Tuesday. Misses Margaret Woods and Inez Vallin left on Tuesday evening for Florida. They expect to be gone about three months visiting the principle points of interest in Florida, returning via Washington. D. C. The older residents will remember Thomas Hayward. who lived at Ross, Eat Enough A Safe Rule Have Wo Tax of Scmr Stomach, Oasslnees, or Distresses Xn to Xndlgestlon or Dyspepsia. From the dftlly food the systPm must have a diversified supply of materials or parts of the digestive mnchinerv will ault for l.-ick f work. Therefore, to cut down food or go on a starvation diet calls for a de.rr.-o Of selective knowledge thnt very few men Dossesn. The best Plan Is to eat anything you like, and as much of a variety as possible. follow meais wun a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and you supply the stomach with an alkaline effect which enables digestion to go on without gasslness, rumblings, water brash, billlousncss. coated tongue, abnormal thirst, and the feeling of drowsiness after eating. Get a 60 cent box of Stuart's Iyspepsla Tablets at any drug store and you will realize why so many phvslc.ls.ns have recommended them for indigestion and dyspepsia.

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hut has made his home at Pasadena. Cal., for 30 years or more. He died in his 93rd year on Jan. 15. Margaret Slrkafus was operated on at St. Margaret's hospital on Tuesday

for appendicitis. She is getting along' well as well as can be expected, although the child has had a severe cade of pneumonia for nearly a week. The sad news on Monday of the death of Genevieve, daughter of Mrs. Violet Turner, shocked her many friends here. She had been sick but three days with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Walters and son of Chicago Heights and Miss Goldle Fallows of Hammond visited with Mrs. Mary Walters on Sunday. . Will Oallager, who formerly lived at Tolleston. but now living in Mississippi will sell out his interest there and return to Lake county. Pictures will be shown at the town hall Sunday evening on "How We Got Our Bible." HESSVILLE Ellis Dlllebaugh and Jim Whitehead and little son, Arthur of Crown Point were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Shay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Gohl. Mrs. Warren Gohl and son. Warren, Jr., and ChasL De Young of Chicago were the guests of M. Shay Sunday. Mrs. J. L. Hess, who has been q-ulte sick Is able to be around again. Mrs. Gelster and daughter were the gxiests of Mrs. E. Proescholdt of Martha street. Friday. Mrs. James LalTerty of Chicago spent the week end with relatives at Heasvllle. Miss Ilean Sanders of Kennedy avenue spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Sanders of Crown Point. Mrs. C. Shay and Mrs. Wm. KansHeld spent Tuesday in Chicago visiting WILSON READY TO MOVE (WASHINGTON, Jan. 25. PresHent Wilson will begin to move his personal effects from the White House next week. An arrangement was made today with a local transfer and storage company to begin the moving next Monday and as the president does not get possession of his new home until February 15, the goods will be placed temporarily In the company's storage ware house. BLIZZARD HITS HITS NEW YORK NEW TORK. Jan. 25. Following a brief spell of April like weather another cold wave rolled down on New York early today. The mercury falling to 4 degrees above zero. The cold was Intensified by a 42-mile gale out of the northwest. The United States weather forecaster held out little hope but said it might get warm enough to snow tonight. The bitter cold drove hundreds of homele.j." Into charitable Institutions over night. HE TOOK THE PREACHER'S BIBLE CHICAGO. Jan. 24. "What else have you got?" asked a b.ndlt after he had taken $16 and a gold watch from P.ev. Lee Wilcox. "I've got a Bible." the minister said. "I guess I need it worse than you do." the robber declared. "Hand It, over." "I forgive the misguided bandit," P.ev. Wilcox told the police. "I hope he reads that Bible." Lose by Impatltnc. Every cloud has Its sllTer lining, bnt some folks are oo Impatient they just can't wo It fr that slda to turn out.

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COLUMBIA AND AMERICAN THEATRES INDIANA HARBOR TODAY jimm Llir He used to squeeze a dollar till Liberty was black in the face. Now he's spending hundreds like a missing cashier. Come see why and laugh for a solid hour I

relatives. Members of the Loyal Men's class are planning- to give an oyster supper In the near future.

EAST GARY Mm William Marquardt and daughter have been visiting Chicago relatives the past week. Miss Ruth Chelberg of Porter spent the week end with Mrs. Jennie Peterson. Mr. John Lenburg was a Chicago shopper Monday. Miss Hattie Thovne of Chicago vlsltTape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" takn every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks any cold right up. The very first dose opens clogged nosttlls and the air passages of tho hind; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, f everlshness. "Pape's Cold Compound" costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon Fape's! Adv.

First TrustAnd Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Ayenue At East Chicago's Busiest Center Capital and Surplus, $65,000,001

HAVE YOU LOST ON STOCKS? Did you invest in stocks that didn't pay you dividends? Have your stocks dropped in value? People who have invested in our First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds receive their interest promptly. And these Bonds hold their value they sell at par, stay at par, are redeemed at par, and are 100 SAFE. Find out how to make your savings safely earn you 7. Ask at this bank, or write, or simply phone "East Chicago 1 400."

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Studio Re-Opened The Art Studio formerly conducted by E. Buchstaber is now under the personal supervision of Mrs. Bertha Buchstaber and a corps of experienced artists. Everything that pertains to Photography. Special attention given to enlarging and framing. Buchstaber Studio 3452 GUTHRIE STREET INDIANA HARBOR TEL. 397W

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