Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1921 — Page 2

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NAT10NSIS UP AGAIN

Viviani's Visit Now In The National Spotlight

;!.TESNTONM. NtAS SERVICE" WASHINTN. XtHrch 2 . H:,ct . v.r;'v or not, the attention of the Har-J-".; ttdmlnisttation will In.- lrajr i! t a ''"I'm thirsts domestic this U'Ti, piicl irned to the b!grebt piece of unlin'?h- ! business left ly the old regime ?lo !.'.ag je of Nation and tho aU-itioii of h European policy. The arrlvnl of Ftetie Vivians, the formpr French Proiver, in ffoing- to take the f-ii-r-'. ;rh eriff, r irons ,je nu (he thousand and "miwrarHy at least, from taxation, "fs other things that haw ', the rve' president and his ajvii" tailoring n.any hours day sine- JUri h ' Vivien is coining to th I ruttd States in the dark -v far as knowing .n advance what he might esp' "t from he new a .Iministration. And the neu administration is aimobt a eonit-letely In the dark, eouoert;ii;t M. Viviana. .lules J. Jueserand, the lenc!i aiuba.--ador, 1: is true conferred a; the white r.ous with President Harding, concern:ug the extraordinary envoy' mission. i'Ut it is understood ho was able to inUm the fwjtivo In,: jw of h (a:.t tV.at the t. Premier via com.DK !( ' Day his respects.' "li-r M. ViviJir.!'!; chU-f mT.-ion eon- . r ri s ine I-fig"lIQ or -Nation. ani .ri;. r- '-. attitude towards it. ihtn1 is little oo-.t!-- Aside from tUls, it is tlit fec-n--r; conviction that the .v J'rvrokr's next big task is to obtain tho mot a: urfort of the United Slate In the ef. f.r.-i now beir.tf made by Kmn.-' and Hng;,nd to corr.Fi tifcrmsn to pa :ro.' 'odemnity cift-ims. iVancf, teiie-t whether r.,hti -t w rongi;'. that if the United Siati . I, ad ratnica the treaty and joUtoj the ifague ' ierian,v iov vr would e Um ;u refuse the demand of the ailiop In the reparations ettlen. r,t. Even no-- France Nelieves, according" to information reaching a number ff republican s:na -t.ii. that if Wat-h;iitn ran b: p;e.!td ujon ro buy punsethinjt or do n.fthir.g that will show ' ".ernii-ny l he i.'riLt.fd StHtt-s is stii' bade of the aihes :h r g h t-abou t-f ace of the Ji-'rI'n gt-'v. . i mneni wiil ! wvift ami 'ertain. This indication of American -s-.ipDor; 'ould be given in various ways A Presi'jer.tia k'Uer to the eh.urman of to. senate coinmlttee on fore.sii re!aions, a senate rcsohttlcm. a white 'iiise c.jmiri'j!:ii alion :ti.- -nd or by a Tie re nnoutn.nncnt to the press fclivw:ng the ilerdinif-Vlvtaid conference. Wliilft Paris has seen tit to issue

Do you know why it s toasied To seal In the delicious Buriey tobacco flavor.

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Declares' Tanlac Enabled Him to Eat Better, Sleep Better and Work Better Has Gained Thirty Pounds.

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r tciisidf r Tan'sc !h- grandest iT.ed:c:ric in the wirui. lui 1 have actuary go :ned S poundx in w c'tfLt since I 'oegi.ri talcing i:. It ha. jus! .simply flleci me with new life and f-rtercy arnl for the first t:?ne in yersr. 1 an it down to he taht and j ..y Uiree square nieaia a. day like ottifi people. In feet. "laninc Ua made me eat better. fe 1 better, s-ie-p better and work biter, and 1 guess thht'a all a man can expect t a medicine. "Before I took Tanlac. 1 was off Zpounds in we:ght and wai so badlyrun down 1 was hardly able to do my work Nothing- ifm.l to aicree with rue ami rny food invariably 'urd on

my stomach. 1 won hi always have, an 1 uncomfortable bloated tin feeling in !

my Momach, and a!t li..ugli I tried many k'nda f ir,;d:.-itie9. I never got rc'ief tint;: i -ooV: Ti'iia.-, "I hIs.j s-;jTf: .; . on id e ; .. 1 . ! y i t'-n . ''': !th. vtmetiiinj. but i h.a iifs 3..: disappeared. in fact, th is-' w ontit?r'ui iiiedicuie hl made (l nev.- n;n out '' ife in every way. 1 'eel ytari yoii!i;-ei and can do us m'ich work as '.r. any day of my H'e. "Of c.urso. I am only to.-) g'ad to icy tfsti.'r.onia.' u f1 I

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. tartllnp: O.i f or toco villi; ot i i"'i ifle.?i u irh iiiTnso lir.erwit. They l.'eliee ih'- league 'scrapped" In 1:3 entirety. lock, stock and barrel ar.d they view Uie x-Krernier's mission with sut--biciot, ar.l iitt risr. They are merely hldlnp their lime to pee what the on- ! sums w eesis bring: fortti. Any attempt ; to flirt w.th th- leap-ue w.!l throw the vholc matter mtv the pfnatriril arena once more. That much i. certain.

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v. us made hy Harry M. Alien, resin inc at 1 Saint M.rttn .Street. Pitts butgh. l a., a well known employee

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that city. Mr. Allen is a well known member of the United Urefbytermn church and l h.h'y mmvA hr 'l vivo KfioW V.m. Tanluc is- sr.hi fn rfwni'-pd hy S;i mmerrt T'harmacy ftrei In.l-ftro ttaroer 'o.' Central T:ni.tr Store.. .Adc

leap snd bound. -Sen-iak. -who !s the senior mer.tbor of the firm, was for some t-.nie eormmc.l with the Xurihem Indisria G Ctectrtt; company, and is known ! .-. hundreds of people all .v-r the Calumet reit'on. There are litre3 v.f the Per.dak boys n-.io are ac-

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PLEATING ANP BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTimilXfi, Bl'TTON tOVtlU . PROMPT SFiHVI'. F, CAM. WtMBVS TEI.HONK, H 1 K. STATE ST.. IHMMUM) 2-19-

HARBOR GETS IN BANDWAGON

Indtina f larK-r. through it representative i;tens got onto the band wagon last Saturday for the Near ET and the i"hine.. Relief. Tn the organization ere the following workers

ttisirmarr -Gtorjce Wit., of Fir. Xational Bank. Treasurer 1,. A. Lundquist of Citizen" Trust and Savings Hank. Pubiibty- A. J. Ssmb-rook. ths Scout Execut . r. Clubs and Fraternities Albert Graham.

Women's I H vi.-i on -Mr'. J. A.

son. School DH lilon A. C. Senior. Churches He v. S. K. SleKee. V. K. Besgetoor who has been an eye- witness to n.any- of the sufferings of the Armenians and himself a native of that country, on Pur.ca yspoke at the Bapt'st and Preayterian Sunday schools and at the Methodist church Men's meeting in the afternoon. The work in the Harbor is well launch ed due to the preparatory work of Or. A. i'hnt e Urown. the field re-i "-seiita-Me of the Vear Flan and the Chinese K.-::ef.

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(pncui.. , I hare yjg computed pians and r pc1ficatioi foe a special 6-rooms an! bath bu.iaalow. which 1 will bu'J 1 on any lot in Indiana Harbor, for tiie sum of $4,200. For particulars ee Paul Maginaky. Her.tial Kuildinst Con rgctor. -Ird lio.'r. Tnd. Bldg.. ST17 Ceflar St.. Ind. Harbor. Phono 34 1 j. This price guaranteed till April 1.

SERVICE CO. OPENS UP FOURTH STORE

I The Indiana Kleetr'c Service eomj pany. operating1 two aioren in East I Chicago ar.d a store in (iary. are opj.irsj up their fo-irth sto-e at 334S Michiaan avenue. Ind sua Harbor. ! The Indiana Kleofric Service romi pan?- iron; the ajart ha gro-.-n by

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Hammond :: Indiana TODAY AND TOMORROW 5 BIG ACTS 5 Poster Pironettes SIX DAINTY BEAUTIES In Songs and Classic Dances of Today TURNER BROTHERS Sinking and Acrobatic Dancing I0B ROBERTS Comdian STANLEY & OLSON Lasgh ProTokeri VIOLET 8t CHARLES Comedy NoreJty

Aho 'DOUBLE ADVENTURE"

ttvely connected with the operation of tfi? co!rpny . tores, and thfy n r j lnown la'n of .,- ivi'd c'.jj.ract'-r, find buriness ability, who hu .ured I to the front purely hy hor.es! uTon and a. kftti ser.e .f tviict eon s: i t c t es j service to the public. The Calumet I region is lucky to have Hve tres an l' Indians Harbor w eleomes H;e nc.-i .tore heart!;. i

DI Tflf ? Today and tomorrow Ul4J U va Novak in a Univcrsal Special "THE TORRENT." Also "The Son of Tarzan." Wednesday and Thiirsday ' Franklvn Farnum in "THE STRUGGLE."' Friday and Saturday William Fairbanks in his latest, "HEARTS : OF THE WEST."

PAQTIMF Ed?ar Jnes n 1 no 1 liriL "sivr.i f. haxofh

5AM." lso 2-reel comedv.

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te' me Janue yonir plate t'a?s at a avinsf of 40 to 5f per cent. '"a'.l Ind.ana Harbor S?3 for estimate. flair f Stephen;-'. 340; Ki?n street. l-.t-3

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS (For 30 Days Only) $10.00 will install a Warm Air Heating Plant in your home with fifteen months time to pay balance, OR $25.00 down, $75.00 Sept. 1, and the balance in ten equal payments beginning Nov. 1st, . OR $25.00 down and the balance Sept. I, with 3 off for cash.

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'The Heorl of Ihe Home" R. J. EADS Heating Engineer PHONE HAMMOND 2293 HOLLAND FURNACES MAKE WARM FRIENDS

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THEATRE iaH MONDAY, TUESDAY aB AND WEDNESDAY o Hobart Bos worth in E "A THOUSAND TO ONE" "a Also Buster Keaton S Comedy B

TUESDAY DOUBLE FEATURE Kobart Bosworth in 'A THOUSAND TO ONE' and Louise Glaum in "LOVE" Afternoons Only EVENING A THOUSAND TO ONE'

Indiana's Wonder Theatre Hohman Street Between State and Sibley Hammond Follow the Crowds to the Parthenon

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137th And Cedar Streets. Indiana Harbor Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 Could You Save $10.00 This Month? Get ten dollars more in this safe, strong bank this month. Putting ten more dollar in this bank this month may mean going without a few extra pleasures, but a tendollar entry- in your savings account pass book will give ycu a lot of satisfaction. To learn the value of ten dollar?, try to borrow ten dollars. ou'll not have to borrow if you save regularly putting ten dollars each pay day in a savings account at this bank. The bank for savers. Let us help you get money ahead. One dollar or more starts a savings account here. Begin today. "Put Something in the Bank Each Pay Day"

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WEDNESDAY Big Double Attraction "A Thousand to One " aad "LOVE" will be shown both afternoon and night. COMING MARCH 28th FOR ONE WEEK

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Charles Chaolin . The Kid" S COMING SUNDAY c APRIL 3rd a FOR FOUR DAYS

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ARTHUR S. KANE Presents

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Here are the happiest days in the world, sparkling on the screen for the boys and girls that were and the boys and girls that are! There is a big surprise in this picture don't fail to come and see it.

M HIGH CLASS ACTS OF 4kvAUDEVILLE-4:

Dorothy Sherman Presents

Exquisite Portraits in a Golden Frame of Music, Song and Dance FEATURING MISS MARGARET FALLENIUS, Violinist MISS RUTH MOORE, Soprano MLLE. ARLINE, Dancing Violinist

Lamb's Mannikins A Distinct Novelty W orth W ayten Four Harmony Singing Comedians

Carl McCollough Assisted by TOM ELLIOTT in a Novel Diversion, entitled

Squirrel Haven

HEAR OUR GREAT Parthenon Symphony Orchestra Come One! Room for Everybody Come All!

COMING! COMING! T1rdstSay March 24-25-26

AH Star Acts of VAUDEVILLE

GIL BROWN PRESENTS

A Snappy iiCW f HFIlH

SpanUh Revue 'fit AND Of Mi

WITH ROBYN ADAIR

Skipper, Kennedy and Reeves IN College Capers

LAWTON Heavyweight Juggler FREDDIE ALLEN Just a Young FeiJow Trying to Get Along

. SOL LESSER presents GEORGE BEBAN in "One Main In a Million" A Human Page from Life into which is Woven Love, Laughter and Romance.

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