Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 245, Hammond, Lake County, 5 April 1921 — Page 8

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

row Al'TO SHOW Committees selected or. the A-.ito ow to lie held next wck c iir.mencir.j Mi:ndy, at the Bunnell g-araso. will .- entertained at the J-yndora hotel ''"riursday even.rj of thip wool;, when t.eh Calumet Auto association hold I'ltir meeting to further discu.-vs the I'imj for better organizing ail t he '' rcej that are to take part d'.irins: the wesk's exh.b.t.

COLLEGE WOMEN CALL ON MRS. HARDING

BIT! EW l'FOTA(.E The Smlth-Hamilton neatly company through Us representative. J. Kio J r.e:d, fiaa purchased a frontage of DT'a fet on Forpythe avenue. "noith of tin Ury Bottling company near the Atlas 'rAB, and wil commence the erection f a building' to bo used as an electrical shop for Henry Wasoner. who '.us an a'lto accessory shop in the block -cove on the tamo ,trcrt. The cost of i he structure v. ill proximately he r.'oout $16,000.

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board ov vonus jitrmn At a rrsrular rtfion of the lla-t Chicago tioard of works held yc.-ic'flay ;;frnoon. the contract for luyinsr ' ''' "

1,'nsion to-.the Fewer a'.on? Forsyth ' artwie, from 131t street fo-ith to the i H. J. & I, end I. Tl. Ttcit traces w Am-ardrd to Shea & Co. Th c:iy has j hired Shea & Company, contractor?, to , re-purfac a strip in Mk-hi.sran avenue1 from the New Tor' Centra! traeh to 'arirsh avenue. !t is understood that j Nil work wi'.l Hart at orce.

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Mr. Harding wtli the group of college women befote the White House.

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the hoard d-e ued to rend further

r-cretdinsa on tiie i-nprovinsr of Ei'hangfl avenue from Fort-yth avenue to Tod avenue, also the work on Short ureet from Chicago avenue to Exhange avenue, account the number or t -monstrance s fl'.ed with the c'ty clerk a?a!f;st thete improvement.

Collpe women o! the cast, pai l thetr respects to the first Ihdy of the lanil when they visited her at the White House in Washington. From left to rijrht.. in the foreground above, are Mits Ada

Comstock, dean of Smith college; i Mrs. F'hilip North Moore, president National Council of Women; t Mrs. (i. S. Martin, execuJ e eec-

r-tary of Association of Ccll?:e i Alumnae; Mrs, M, 3. Kosen- 1

berry, president Association of College Alumnae; Mrs. Harding, Miss M. L. Harkness, president Southern Association of College Women, and Miss Ellen . '. Peadleton, president of Wellealey.

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There was no meefnar of Chicago common council !3.ft. count of no quorum.

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News Notes

1 ; c r " ii n -I a i nil ii i i: , i in t"rct!m: nts.

f ry plea.aiit evening a.1 with games. lijutlc and ro-

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Chicago, nil: have with them tomorrow t their regular business luncheon

w.aetiivr Col. Ki'.ey as fp'alic. Eif j Chicago's prominent banker, who ha?i lust returned from a J-wcrk? to'ir abroad." can prohabiy ?ie "t.ps" to.

Mr.'. Fred I'.erK-r !' r'orth !!j,;"U) avenue will have iUf mrui t,e , ilio NTth iSido I'.jrt'i Jny i';uh meet w.t'i her Friday a fu rn-"ii ! t'ci week. The Hubert t'rer 1 1 ine l'.- have returned from their Itoneym i"': to ;;!'?.

don n in the cla: c t Cr!;, Haute where tiicy i.-i'e.) They are now at the . ( '. ir Nirth Majoun aA niiif ' intend to reii'i t f r the pre

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,-::n!th h"ine here t lll'V rr.-r ni. Mr.--ccntiy Mi:5

tho ' coJitemplatlng poi-.g Mm"brs ef the Take county rifjc wii! i'.o be present.

a broad j lrcne

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nEPPA MEETING Thtre wtl! be a John K Keppa rr.e

at the K. F. ha-K. Thursiay

n:ng. $:C0 p. m.. pril T. Ther if also a meeting of Mr. Reppa's at the jf .'-ed-f-h Misieon church. 39th an4 Grapevine treeta tonight at .00 p. m.

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ROBBERY TV CALIMET T.ebfcers and holdup men ha-ve been !aylng low for the last week or o tn Ta.rt Chicago, but their cc-.tpation was resumed 'early this morning when the eft drink parlor of Fete Ski-.fl. h at H3 Vernon avenue was entered about Tt.tO a. nr.. and the cah receipt,-! of the preceding day were claimed. Ar.ewering a nalarm. ti e pol.ee were 'jpen the scene immediately, hat their irc reveaJed no definite clews.

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forced to noFtp.-'iic neck from this neccsbity for ,v doi of the production '

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many cf the pa ri; ' where the club worn, littance could ill aff time appointed. t i.-

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,rg to ?. to l.v.- :' 'C' k i o he n -nustic faculty .f I'c dei- Co.. . le- d 1 1 utiii; a :nc I-'riduy. The g was ' ii ac-otint

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C A. Westberg. vice president o! Tiret National ban of Fast Chi

and of the East Chicago company

His wav to California, -where

speng a month's vacation. ?4r. Westoerg while in the we.t

v.fc.t his brother, a former a-n-.y of-( crrt;.jn leer, who ia on the staff of President j t-.l0 office.

at a later date the tendance.

Mrs. V. Ft. Yn society and club Harbor, who lia.-i can ticket for n as d. has b""ii y friends to Hlo t w h iv-h sh (. ha j, d. i cayori t h a '. m h ; COOd 'P or! ,j;-oe , Mr. Ilobert Siaitl not to he Iks o; Ilorne and In. r fr

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will hold a business and jwetal ?n tills eve nins: at the Auditorium, j d'-s;i'd that all mem be .-s attend, i

The Women' F.rlief Corp of Iiidiina j Harbor Mill m"et Ht the A ud 1 1 ori ') in tomorro-.v afternoon and the business! will lo trar;o-te.a brift..- f,i a to pernut of i social hour to follow-. 1

Mr?. U A. ! tooth of ii,"ith f-trot Is a b,-.-irfji t ( seera! ladies at a one o'clock ltinclieon tnm"rr'f.v. Thursday a'f!ernon Jtre. Lout V. I.ourk? of North T'.ar'ui' avenue will

entertain the. wniber of her club to card;- Hiid luncheon. j The iiof sr..- C'Uih is meetirg toeiay in ' rirrasj at th.o l.,nie of M r. .T. .1. ; l.yneh 'tie., r.tai-e her pje-rnbersh .p i when th.o t-iijo a n s first organised t'i . this city altltovih ro-.v a. res-ident of! C1-. tea go and is vlfonimg theni in an i all elay f.sion wi-' h the ladies bring i irs th.-ir fancy work and returning ! late (his evening. j The KiKfrht Templars are entertain-i i-iu' at a dance , t the Masonic temple : Friday evening of thib week. j Mrs Marcus Her;chovitz of Grape-! ire str. ef. v, ii., has jutt retui-'d fr.'i'i a. :i extended trip thrO'lgh. the ( cast, kv r.iado lh" recipient of a sur- ' I'risc pai ty arraiicej f-r her by her hushan !. Attorney llerecli its. who ir:c:td v.isny of per friends ar.-d held i a u'a'a occasfon at their homo, iratur- j hay evening. There nas Victrola, irtu-j sic and dancing supplied and a very . well appoinuol luncheon. The guests; eo.i.ycd tltciiuc'.v up to a very late. h -U--. 1

House yesterday afternoon. The interesting study v.as the opera "Kaust" with M.rs. George If. Summers leading

I and portraying the chief characters

through, illustrations and records of

the famed orttats. Keleetion of officers, customary before the department lapses its endoavors for the sason. took .place with Mrs. Frank Stephens elected as chairman; Mrs. M. K. Crltes, vice chairman; Mrs. Charles O. Oeyer, necretary. The department has closed an entertaining j":ir throughout and next year ia look id forward to with as great enthusiasm as created during the pat. The Faptist Fadiea' Aid meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Td White, 3434 Fir street. Mrs. Kobert Hacker will assist. The children of St. Stanls-laus chureih and school deserve great credit for A bazaar and entertainment they held over the week end In the school hall where a beautiful display of goods was presented to the public; the articles all selling: fast and re-apinw a very substantial sum to the organization. The entertainment consisted of drills in patriotic costu-mca and the girls were divided according to ajc and rank of study and perfected parts In a very artistic manner .showing careful direction on the part of their silKter-teaehers who direct them anu the interest well manifested in those that assumed their roles. Mrs. A. W. Kicheson, e.f North Taring a,renu, jmtertained at a ohlldren's party for her little daughter Edna May who attained he.r third birthday. There were, twelve small folks in the party and they enjoyed

ail the Faster festive loceratkns and favors which are attractive to the small ones. A dainty luncheon was served them at the conclusion of their tames and frolic. Mr. and Mrs, Osvylm Jones of North Mapjun avenue were in Chicago yesterday to vi.it the bedside of JlK Jones' father. Thumao Wilson, of V;ilparaiso. a patient at the Wesley hospital who 1h there for ni dical observation and care. Oivlns ie her father's illness. Mrs. Jons is calling for postponement e.f the Ucciprocit y Ciuh which as to met this Thursday r.flernoOn. A later date of two wee'.-.s has been selected. Tho No N'anio Club meets this evening- witli Mis Celia Cohen as host

ess, at her h-ur.e in South Mas&un venue. Mr. and Mrs. .1. F.. Karovid of Ahl.s avenue v iio have just returned from a no st protracted trip through t'ie South aro re-opeuing their hornTlicy liaii a wonderful irip spending most of their time at I'asadena. fan Hiego .San Fran-i:-co and the Cata'ina hlanJii, extendiug over a period oi three nioiitli.x.

AjraotmcxMXirr , Ixntor Times l'le:.o nrniounee to t Ii'.- ritori of the Fifth "Ward, T'ldiann Harl-o"-. that I vi!i be a e;anlirlt" for the ofTi, e of Alderman en the r pubiienn ticket, uhject to tile prinnr.es. May "Ird. 1921. suripiiAkn i-r MAnnmv.

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CHECKER Auto Laundry Cars Washed, Simonized, Grease, and Oiled. Guaranteed Work Office corner Michigan and Guthrie Ind. Harbor 96 Indiana Harbor, Ind.

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BIRTHDAY PAtlTV

Controller John Sulski did not t

e,pen his proverbial home n- is toe custom when one entertains friends on their birthdays, instead he procured ft hall across the way from his home id welocmed his friends which nearly comprises a small city in them

selves. Mayor Io McCormack and I "nfa iri'fe and City Judge TIymn.n M. ,

oeen placed bee r. placed

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sl'.e pp. fcrrr d M-s. Van 1 pti:n:sli;e-l-o fleeted to iH'-v. and Mrs. Magoun IV". herla and is Pt'pe.

The ladies who were to meet to sew-, it the Welfare Association tomorrow i fte moon, ha.ve. decided to cancel thc(

r: the afternoon's work oveng to San.'.:" e f nte'-ti-ig of wom n et I he Masonic ; -j temple t.. '-ear talks on n:umcipal gov- '

and to winch every woni.-yn .

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celc a.ss!sflng the liovte-y

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nttetirg at the ! lH'bblo, Hemlock te rri-ani witli Mrs,

as'sting. It is ask. bers tha.t can 1-e pre The Sunday school M. F. chure h at Inui

On-hen were among the distinguished! -Mrs. Ida l.r.ker as it

city officials and just as many rtis-j naciaiiitd in tinguifhed citizens who do not hMd f,r's home lti

enffice at the present time were inthe! Kite-h

reat aisembly at Kosciouski hall, eoivir.g

Orohestra Tnusic was suoolied for the ff'"

dancing and there, were many numbers outside of the circle of those engaged to render service throughout ihe evening. There was supper laid for the guest6 .nd the culinary cuisine declared to be most perfect. Mirth and the most genial herpitality reigned throughout the evening and the new Uy ccftttroller anel the hos-t to the- affair made the time all the more pleas.n by h'. mingling in a most individual! way. Flowers were linked upon the stage and the larcer pieces of gifts placed for display.

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Harbor ami :mc of Mr. Hreet Tlur

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r.'r. and Mrs. G.yrpo Miller of Noith; ( ?ragoun avenue. have departed for, ; New "i ork whTe the doctor w ho ha ', l been under medical treatment for some ' I time .v.-lll undergo special diagnosis ' j and trea titif tits for a malady wiiicli ; i has letn undermining bis health fori ' th: joist eeiuple of months. It Is net j j kno-wn ei-nnitcly just how long the , ' couple wl',1 be in the east, but it is i j understood until such tune that the ' ; patient's condition warrants his return! j here. i i The concluding meeting of the mu- ' , sic department of the Indiana Harbor i

ANNOUNCEMENT To the Patrons of Calumet Cleaners and Dyers of Indiana Harbor

Wc beg to announce the opening of a branch office at 3441 Michigan Avenue, Mohawk Hotel Building, Indiena Harbor. Wc arc now prepared to serve you more promptly. Our past record Mill convince you of our work. Goods called for and dclivercd. Work done on short notice.

Calumet Cleaners and Dyers 687 S. HOHMAN STREET. HAMMOND 3441 MICHIGAN' AVE., INDIANA HARBOR Mohawk Hotel Building

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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues Under U. S. Government Supervision Make Each Pay Check Work for You Cadi pay check can br made to do its utmost for you. The one way to do that is to cash your pay check at this Bank and leave part of your wages on deposit in a savings account. By doing that you will have your money in the Bank before there is the opportunity to spend. what you intended to save. Your pay cliecks mean little to you if the other felloe banks your money. You can get that advantage for yourseif. A krpt-up savings account at this Bank will help you get the benefit of your wages. If you haven't an account here a deposit of $1 or more will get you one of our savings pass books. Start saving today.

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I Am A Candidate for Mayor of East Chicago

Woman's lu'o for the. : iic.ee ssfu'ly heb-j nt

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READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Toadies allied with the First M. "1 church at Fast Chicago will meet for Section 4. to entertain them tomorrow afternoon. The sessi,.n Mill be brief

and all members invited to bo The home economic d'-pan

tne J-.ast. Chicago Woman's

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vve-ning and the att ndance -oo'i. The niemhers had ,, iiear Miss .Sheets, coptireted

.-(-llOois irl the clono-.ith partme nts. talk on ta.bleFnglo ga ve re.-,, : ugs a , Herron rene!r.-d

home

DO YOU WANT THE BEST?

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PLEATING ANP BUTTON-HOLE HEKSTITCniX6. Bt'TTOV COVEH. ISO. D K A I D I f rKuMrr sehvkk - C.Wl "W ABSCV'S TEI.KriIO.NK 446 01 E. STATE ST., MAJtMOAn I-lV

back by the bus I The Fyfhian Sisi hor wiii entertain ro-.v evening- and "rube social" to vc hie clonic j., present.

Mevcral women from Indiana !li

v.ne i;u'sts at the borne '"order in the Mark- City, Whitley ti, hOst.Vs

PRESSING CLEANING and REPAIRING Ladies' work a specialty. A trial will convince you.

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er.s or Indiana liarth" K r,jg!;ts tomor- ! their families at a : o h a men hospi' a - ) x-te micd al! to be i

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. I PKONE EAST CHICAGO 237

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Jlr. J- E. Lehman fiays e - : ,-h your rugs and carpets with the w cider ul Hamilton Beach "Wa'-hc.- m yoyi fioor or will take them home, i.hone Fas'. Chicar T43-J.

Daly Plumbing Co. Plumbing and Heating Repairing and Sewering Phone E. Chi. 114 1101 145 St. Eaat Chicago

To Serve You Best We have changed the location of our office to 225 CALUMET BUILDING Telephone East Chicago 282 Chas. V. Termini Co. Real Estate Brokers

GOODRICH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT LESS THAJ7 1-3 PKICCS These r.ra Flightly usee:, run les than 1 TOO mil':-, free from cuts and Mon hrnises. will as.llv give 4.000 to 6.000 mileage. These tire are ex-cep-ie.nal llarKatns at thesa low V.'ices.

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I'ehrlo Pr i .es t 7. SO P.Ot) 5.0..'' 1 :.',i) 12.5D 13.0-J 14 50 1 c.UO ifi. 5') IS.bO i6.5.

Corel Prices 12.014 S 16 00 3 7.0') IS. 00 So.e-o I 1 .() M ('J r2.e.'j i3.CJ

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! K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. ITEW AND USEU TIKES ACCZSSOKXZS 616 Cbicog-o Ave. rhece 1 5S0-J j EAST CHICAGO

First TkusT And Savings Rank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 At East Chicago Busiest Corner What Kind of Bond Coupons Do You Clip? More people in the City of East Chicago are clipping 7fc Interest Coupons. Are you Take advantage of the high income rate to be hat From the Safe First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds recommended by and sold at this Bank. Interest and Principal payments on these GOLD Bonds are paid at this bank the very day they are1 due. Make YOUR money earn more. Ask about these Safe Bonds. Call, write or telephone East Chicago 1400. Sold for I I years without loss of one cent to any investor.

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Albert Lewis VOTERS OF EAST CHICAGO: IN A FIT OF ANGER, J. Kalman Rcppa has )usl told me that he is not a TAX DODGER, and that HE MAKES O IHER PEOPLE PAY their TAXES. HE SAYS HE IS the only man in East Chicago who had NERVE ENOUGH to COMPEL the APPEAL of 23 INDUSTRIES cf EAST CHICAGO to the STATE TAX BOARD to have their ASSESSMENTS RAISED. BUT VCTIIIX HE WAS DOiNG THAT he was BUSY setting tl--. valuations of his OWN ELEVEN PRoPERTu cut in half. I said HIS OWN eleven properties were CUT IN HALF. Mr. Rcppa says that statement is not true. He says he owned only two buildings. I asked him how he came to have NINE OTHERS in his name at the tunc REAL ESTATE was assessed if they were not his. and his ANSWER is: THEY ARE PROPERTIES THAT WERE DEEDED TO ME AS SECURITY FOR LOANS I NUDE TO THE OWNERS. DO YOU GET THAT? It is a matter of recent knowledge that J. Kalman Reppa has been making enormous profits on second mortgages but, on HIS OWN WORD. HE IS NOT SATISFIED with that he gets the title in his own name. NOT EVEN A PAWNBROKER demands TITLE to your property before he will LEND YOU MONEY.