Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 200, Hammond, Lake County, 11 February 1921 — Page 5

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HELP COMES TO FAMILY WHO NEED IT

Officer Tom Flaimigan is happy toi"uay. For several day lit- had been worried over tho con.K'.i'ins which he '-1 fountf in a boinv on Jlullctin street. Mowcvrr, through his appeal for aid in The Times jesterday everything .' ins to Have -worked "ut all right and h- is smiling once more. Hardly had The Tim? appeared on the f-'lrcils la.-t ni-lit befe-re Tom began hearing from sympathetfc: people. Several flomen visited the horn-; taking fo'jd aiei m-mey. There they sa'.v the . iit i'iK ji they were. Olio thing fii.-h impressed tb. m forcibly was the art tluu there had iMfn on! y two blank- ' s :n the house ell winter and there are six children besides the father and mother. This morning Fiannigan received a c-!! from a factory. "'Jive the man a note of Identification and tell him to be xl the gate Jlunday morning." said thy uperinte.ndejrtt. So that part of tt i. cared for als. Ther? liave ben numerous oifers of clothing nd it was thou Kly that by th!;i evening the children would have plenty of warm clothes. lied clothing: and far! have been procured. Strange as it rrtliy fmih much of the aid came from persons of limited means rather than from home which have plenty. One man of foreign extraction

:--sidiKg on the North. Side, visited tho '" lite and left what money he had with '. in. We must take caro of the people at me first." was his remark as he left :ii- home. . lie family is behind with the rent for ' era! months and had been threatened :.h eviction but it Is believed the land ')'! can be persuaded to -.vat a.s the i j i - i Lh y rental is nat a large sum. The father is thanking- officer Flanni"ii for his efforts In his behalf asked him also to express his gratitude to The Times for bringing the matter to the attention of the public.

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PERSONAL AN1 SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. T. TV. Ob.jr'.in. who had the misfortune to slip :md sprain her ankle last Monday ;n taken yesterday to St. Margaret's hospital for X-ray treatment.

Mrs. T. I, Crawford entertained the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Kplscopal church all Jjy yesterday at her home. ?9 Webb street. She was asisted by Mrs. J. P. Drupel and Mis. Mat new Curley. Luncheon was served and the day spent '.n making lenten arrangements. Mr. and Mr?. George Katon and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Myers entertained Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. V'red Mitchell of JnSianapohs. The party was held at the home o.' Mr. and Mrs. Myers and a lare number of friends were present. The evening was spent with an enjoyable program of musical

numbers, whion were given by the Methodist church orchestra, p!no solos by Kdward Katon. cello solo by Mr. FranddrofT, vocal solo by Mr. Tratt and Miss Eaton. After the program Hawaiian oance in costume by Marcus Myers. A dainty two course lunch was served. Mr. Mitchell will leave fur his home Saturdav rooming.

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tounjr entertained a company of friends Monday evening In eel' brat i..n of their tntn wedding anniversary. Af'-r linifii: anc' games a delicious two course supper was served. The invited guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fischer. Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Paul Fischer, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Weyand, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jos. ieder-gott.

Mrs, KmiJ Krause of street wan tendred a

by a number ,f friends evening. Danong, nms

400 TVet .State surpriie party

or. Tliursdiij

game

SOI JOB VD Li VA OAS TACKLED

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 CHICAGO. Feb. 11. Four hundred of the. 'faithful" of Zlon City led by Wilhud Glenn Voiiva. overseer of Zio, w!'l iiortly march on Now York armed with religious tracts and six ounce boxing gios in an endeavor to "cleanse th-j city from all wickedness," it was. announced today. The "angel band" will first confine Its activities i parading Broadway and exhorting the city to "cast its sins in the East River." But if this fails, the wicked manhattanites will he assailed v. ith fists e-noajsod in boxing gloves. More tlifin 300 of the Pilgrims, according to announcement from the head lusrttrs of the Ixrd of Zion, have been taking boxing lessons for months tn aniloir'Riion of tho event. The epithets "Pagans" and "Stinkpots" which characterized the first pi!Kiinm.ge to New Tork in 130;; led by Alcxamder TVw 1. founder of Zion. will have r.o pi tee in the, present campaign, t' make Holy "the wicked city."

The Indies' id Society of St. Pant's Lutheran church met for a social gatheringWednesday afternoon at the Hammond Chamber of Commerce with a good attendance of friends and members. The various different circles which are of great activity in the aid. were announced for the year and dainty refreshments were served by the committee for the day. composed of Mesdam s Howard Geseheidler, M. Hilmer. MoColiousrh, August Koehr. Albert Rutz. Paul Kunde.

Card of Thanks f

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors Tor their kindness during the illnfss and death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Ixna Humboldt; aiso for tho beautiful floral pieces ar.d use of autos. H-H MK, ANT MRS. HERMAN GROSS.

EDDIE BRISLANE IS HANGED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHICAGO, Feb. It. "Eddie" Brislane was hanged in the county ajil today for the murder of William MiKj. a theatre manager, during a holdup of the box office last spring. Brislane started Sheriff Peters yesterday by detnariaing that his execution be staged i-i Grant Perk where ihoueands could witness it. "and learn the meaning of capital punishment" The request was denied however. Last hops for .an eleventh hour reprieve were shattered when Gov. Small denied the appeal of Brislane's aged mother. Today's hanging was thr first sines Gov. .Small took office.

DEATH NOTICE Th funeral of Mrs. Orah Iom1s will be held fro nunc residence, "83 Oak street, Saturday afternoon at 2 p. rn. 2-11-1

LIVE LOCAL

NEWS "ADS"

PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING Ail kinds of skirts In one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding, all work guaranteed. Call at Wssey'B. 91 State St., little west of Hohman St. Phone 446 Hammond. -I7

NOTICE. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Masonic Building Association will be held at the Masonic T-mple. 43 and 43 Muenlch Court, 1n the city of Hammond. Indiana, on Thursday, February 17th. 1?21, at 7:3a p. m. 2-4-10t THEO. yOOR, Ecr.-TrU.

Don't throw roar papei away without reading the want ad pa;,

The nope of the Warlil.' a srperfal Bible led are illnntrated with b-autl-ful motion picture In tle UeLuxe Theater Sonday morning; at JOiOO o'claek. C. FT. Swiagle of Chicago la the speaker. Admission free. Aa collection. 2-10-3

The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters this evening Friday. There will be initiation. 2-11-1

All member of Golden Rule Council No. 1 Daughters of Ulberty will meet to attend ths funeral of Mrs. Ora loorr.ls. 2-11-1

The Woman's Relief Corps will have charge of funeral services of Mrs. Orah Loom'.s at the residence, SS3 Oak street, Saturday, 2 p. m. The Daughters ef Liberty will officiate at the cemetery. 2-11-1

Just think, all meats are cheaper now then they have been In the last six years

Fresh Pork Butts, all you want, at per lb

10c

CHOICE POT ROAST 1 A Per pound 1UC BOILING BEEF O Per pound OC LAMB STEW ? Per pound . . C SPECIAL ON OYSTERS A(n Per quart TrUC ALSO A BiG CUT ON ALL SMOKED AND COOKED MEATS

573 HOHMAN ST., HAMMOND.

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were enjoyed n;l n sir i'nur. supper was served. Those prenent werf Mrs. Fred KraujFe. Mr. end Mis A K r u , . . ..

(Mrs. Arthur N'airel. Trv :,,,.

Miss M. Krciger. Miss T. Keller. Mr.-:-O. Bussard. Mrs. William Trude, Mr. and Mrs. O. (Jetty. Mr. and Mrs. I:. Diamond. Mr. and Mrs. J. McKall, Mr. and Mil. G. li. Seldler, Mr. am! Mrs. J. MUier, and .Mr. and Mrs. Goddard. - The members of Trinity Aid very pleasantly surprised Mrs. A. H. Mackrnsen at hr home. 34 Maon streot. th occasion being her birthday anniversary. A delightful afternoon was spent socially and after luncheon was served. Mrs. Ball, the president, presented the aid's gift to Mrs. Mackensen to which she responded in a most delightful manner, Mrs. Harry Jewett of 7 Waltham street delightfully entertained the K. E. G. club last evening at a valentine party. The evening was spent with games and inn -ic, after which a dainty lunch was crv?d. Min Shlrly 'l exteof Chicago was the guest. In two wetks the cluij will be entertained by Miss Texter in Chicago. Mrs. Otto Muehlberger of Williams street is leading today for G&lcsburg, 111. Mrs- Georje S'elow nee Miss UlfTle Jarkow of Pontlai. Mich., announce the birth of twin daughters on January g. Their names are Evelyn and Edith. - - A very interesting meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion was held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Graham of Munich court. Plans were made for a valentine grab bug party to be held at the home of Mrs. E. T1 T ..

i. proceeds to go to our dis abled soldiers" fund. A thres course luncheon was given 5-esterday at the home of Mrs. ThcJma Nelson on Sheffield avenue in honor of Nadia Moniberg. Thre were present

Mrs. ltrson of Springfield. '.!.. Mrs.'

Erickson of Jollet. IK., and Mrs. Momberg, Mrs. O. T. Duckworth and Her daughter Mrs, D. E. Haine-.

NOTED BIBLE LECTURER HERE The peopie of Hammond are i0 b favored with a special lecture from the lips of Calvin H. Swingle of Chicago next Sunday morning at the De Luxe theater. His subject Is "The Hope of the World." He uses Holy Writ ss the hasis for the lectuie.

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The Ladies' .vid Society of Monroe St. church, met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. F. B. Ragon, 11S4 Van

Buren street.

CAI.VIV H. SWI.NfilE This lecture has been well receh ed In all the larger towns and cities throughout the country, we are told. Mr. Swingle is a speaker of note, having lectured in practically all of the larger c.Ules in the United States and has spoken in Hammond before. The De Luxe Is one ef our largest theaters and it will, no doubt, accommodate, comfortably all who wish to attend. The hand colored motion pictures are said to be tine. a short business t-es?ion In the afternoon. It wis decided to meet one day next week for work as there arc other quilts to b ni"l, the day w ill be announced later. Tho ladies' aiso planned to hold a bakery rale on Saturday, Feb. IPth. Mting adjourned spd the Va'lies rostimed their work. Afterwards the hostess, Jtn- Itagon. aurprlst-l them with dainty refreshments. Next meeting pla?e will be announced later.

urday r ening at the Baptist church. Ralph Bingham has given seven thousand five hundred perf oi mance.-j. Ralph Bingham has filled more return dates in more towns than any ether humorist. Ralph Bingham was twice president of the Internationa! Lyceum a;"sociat ion. Ralph Bingham was elected Ufa president of the International Lyceum Stunt club. Ralph Bingham has missed but tw-o engagements in 20 years. Ralph Bingham has been with the Redpath bureau for over 15 years. Ralph Gingham Is a member of the Lambs' club. New York, and haj played in their famous "Gambols." Ralph Bingham is a member of the famous Pen and Pencil club of Philadelphia.

good Uod, making three baskets before V.'entworth had the-;r hands on the ball. A long snot from the middle of the floor soon followed by another were the only points Wentworth could get during the first half. After that it was all Troop 3. always? in the lead and never in danger of losing it. The end of the half the result was 22-4. At the beginning of the second half an entirely new lineup was put upon the floor for the Scouts and they continued to pile up the score. The last half was by far a more even game, but Wentworth relied too much on long shots and dubbling. Hannauer Halsey and S'.avin played their usual

spectacular guarding being responsible for their opponent's low score. The lineup: R. Wilhelm, A Fromm. forwards; H. Kuehl. center: T. Blavin. G. Hamnnauer, guards. Summary Baskets, Wilhelm, 'i . Froram, 6; Stout, 1; Bartlett, 1; H5sey. 1. Substitutes Halsey for Slat in, Stout for Wilhelm; Wilcox for Kueh': Bartlett for Halsey.

Advertise ia The Times aui a-j -trtiic aa;i;. Ktrsaita come wnt . C!';si.nt eft on.

Troop No. 9 Chalks Up Another Victory

On Wednesday night Troop 9 rose another notch higher when they do- , feated Wentworth by a one-sided score t of 36-10. The Scouts were raining In baskets at all times while the losers j were handicapped by lack of team work. Wilhelm was easy the star of the night making exactly half of his team's points. Wentworth made most ; of her points on long shots, many of ! them from the middle of the floor, j

bringing applause from both sides. The Presbyterian troop got off to a

SOME FACTS ABOUT BINGHAM

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Announcing A New Line of

oys' Clothing

At Radical Reductions $13 2 $10 $20.75 and $18.75 Boys' Suits now $13.75 $18.00 Two-Pant Suits, now $12.50 $16.50 Boys' Suits, now $10.50 Dubble-Bilt Clothes for Boys' GUARANTEED SIX MONTHS' SERVICE See Our Windows THE MODEL Rothschild & Hirsch "Hammond's Best Clothiers" Open Tuesday and Saturdcy Evenings

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Work was laid aside for i appeur here on the Lycpum course Sat-

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To run across my one besr5irl And leave her Thunder-struck

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Floral Messages There are many ways of telihg your L&dy Fair about vour feelings toward her. but none better than to "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" on St. Valentine's Day. A neatly beribboncd Boqurt cf :i:r fresh cut fragrant Roses, or Potted Plants, will tell her better than words. Order now and be assured of prompt deliver'. Hammond Floral Co. Corner State and Hohman Telephone 309 Free Delivery SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY

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Brazil Niit Clusters 70c Per Pound

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GET THE GENUINE HAMMOND CANDY CO. PRODUCT It Costs No More Than Other Kinds.

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Strictly Fresh Eggs, Direct from t he Farm, dozen 39c

PURE CANE GRAN. SUGAR All you want, per pound

I SPECIAL, TODAY ONLY Brem- 9dP

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i Valentine , Candies j

VTiat could express those sentiments more

loftily than an assortment of our delicious Chocolates or Bon Bons, appropriately packed in a lovely Valentine box; helps to make her heart grow fonder. Don't disappoint her. Boxes at 40c to $ 1 5.00.

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TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street

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NUTRO 3 cans far

25c

BEE APRICOTS No. 3 can at . . .

17c

GOOD LUCK MARGARINE--2 pounds for

56c

MONARCH BAKED BEANS No. 1 can at

10c

SANTA BARBARBA TOMATO SAUCE SARDINES 3 cans for.

PORK LOIN ROAST TO Per pound IOC POT ROAST j Per pound IOC BREAST OF VEAU-With 1 2ir pocket, per pound AaQJC PORK SAUSAGE Home made. 10 Per pound IOC LEG OF VEAL Per pound OC PORK BUTTS Nice and Lean. 17 Per pound C

LEAN BACON Whole or half. Per pound

25c

All Orders Received by 1 P. M. Delivered Same Day