Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 287, Hammond, Lake County, 24 May 1921 — Page 2

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LIVE NFAVS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

rUVMCAL TIUIMXG rHIUITIO MSa Hazel Funke, Instructor of iry.'o! training at !.- P.'ley si.;.o..i v..ll g:v a -special t-M.ionssr.it.1on of the ab.i.ty of her .'lu.K'iit.s at an en-

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t:o dancing and foik r-r-the old-time stops. Tli very nominal fee ask" wLich 1U go towar.l th

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RETMAIXS -HniVK TdDAY

Tcs remains o: are expected to

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Herbert Ki'C.w, Jr.. arrive tojay fro-r.

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icijx, 4102 Nort i..;oi i funeral services will t low afternoon. Tiia years ! as and dieO

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ke place io;:icr;:.iM v.a.-i r. from tin e.'f;

. f a mastoid operation w.'i-r.i h'.oo l trar.sf U-tori was necessary. e'lt was not 4uccssful in e;iviii :h life of the ti4 laJ. the e'.do.u in tho family. T.o' U"ese family formerly ;:ved h-r. a:t-i Mr. Jlcoso went cast w hen he w.i.s t lecteil to the vico pres.il!i-y ..f i'.i -Amalgamated Iron & 'steel Workers of nierica. The funeral will be at 3 o'clock in toe f.ernoon.

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Miss Margaret O'Tooi'-. f;.'- Ilirtirhi f'ho..l. wan . i,:,,!!:; f. a shoi er of , re ii. li.h'S to loou r Mi 1). wry who will soon $oi .uii.l have (,,'c.i' :. n to nut i- ., ,1 well s, ',, ot. ,1

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v-ry nreeatioiis si, g,; of typhoid fever of live week's, duration. -Mrs. jr. K. IUvi-, o.f the V.r.Sl np.irirne:us is taking her son Fen ton to parts in Mohii-ran as a pi.-ssiole preverital i ve this ear of a ,i,,. poisonin"; which ' laJ has suiTi -red v, it!i for several seasons; and res.-mM,,., th- liny fevr. II- is ten years old and quite an un-

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Mrs. I. Y. f.-u-lm of ll.iniii.'k sln.-l will be lu.siess t. member.-- of h.-r Five Humlnd club tomorrow afternoon. Mr. J. I 1 ' d : ,,r,i wiil nt rt iiu tliis ' vMiini; her iuh, at which '.'"H" is the ill v I'sion. .Mr-s. F. X. faume. ol Xerih Miwuiiii nwiiue. has relumed ,.-iti- li-.-n, a t.tii to M.iiion, lnd , where -.. a

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.Mrs. J.ihn. 1. 1 X t n 1 1 rta in tt.oii, 1 1 1 h.rs of the Fly 7 tin.- pits! ! inio.

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Shiliinpsi l'rion iht; llln. soya n lion daughlii'

era! weok.-j tigi was nif-aslfs, is .slow in reouiK-r.i!i!K aiel Mrs. Itunyati has lheumatic trt.ub!e.

who has just arrived back e.nnatl, O., and IL K. (Jrov.-s. continue.1 iti th.j fharles Hunt. of Ivy -street, the liUie Lortiia. vvlioio- Complaint :ev-

Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Dupes of Kir street and their daughter Madeline have returned from an auto trip to points in Wisconsin where tiny had been yone for a period of si-vi r.il days. Sirs. H. Soldbery of Ivy street, is leavinj; today to juiu her husband vvlio i.i-.s formerly with the Inland .Stcoi company, of this city and v ho took a position vviili the Iron and .Steel Mills of .-tait I.r.ko -)-.y. Utah, last Apr;!. The couple ait luiny tMn city with the. j-tyrcps x :.-. p many rrit.nils. Mrs. Constant S.-iht of Fir s-trtet, has r'Tariitu back Irmn Klit.t. Mich., whirshe has been on o.vteiKied visit.

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The Twin City Library bonrd ban b'ranted the purchase of Iron urns to adorn the lawn and entry premises at all three .' the institutions, in which blooming plants will be jo-t and inakinir the surroundings all the more attract i e. The lien Feise family of Ivy street is preparing to move to Milwaukee. Wis., where Mr. Tie- so h us taken a position. Their residence here has been d.sposed of to J. Ii. Wallace, who wiil

take possesion vacated, which

the latter part of part of August.

when 'he prop rty ! expected to be about

July or the vir!-

J. H. McCLAY General Contractor Large and Small Buildings Phone 414 Hammond

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J.afayeite tomorrow evening ;n ii-imr of an anniversary date, at 7. .hi o'clock There will be speeches by r -minent men in the Interests of the ,,r?aiii2it:on. There will -be special m isio st-.p-p.ied by the nunagsr of the cafe, Wil1 am Piccolo. The object of tao i:ic"!;ni will bo to discuss plans ,nd aims of the sot-lety in promoting greater interest in the regular rutin-t ef the lenenta obtained through cio.-.er relationship. About 100 are antiv. ipated to be in attendance.

PETITION" IIS-'0"T1XI l.O The petitiwn for a rehearing of t.iq leiepboiie rate case of the eitios of Fast Chicago, Oaxy and Whit ins was

niscontinued by tba city ai't,. ti-.e respective cities after tiiey vt ith the public service cornm 1 i-.dianapolis and found that t ro sufficient proof of -snow:: a decrease from the modified lowed recently iy the cvitimiu.

entitled. Tho present order of th cotr.m'.sslon i .. i miuatea, Dec- 31. 19-1.

iieya o: had me: .-st-ion a; ere was - where o r, al- ; -,n, was

noun I'bom 31.U011 mki.ton Word has been received fro.n Major '.. Melton, who la now !n Montrey, .icxico, that he :ai consuh-ii with Aievican officlala on certain r.ginee. rprojects cf the country wn.ch has met with the officials' approva'. Major Melton w-as the consult inv engineer for the laying; out of nm Mark tr.d Inland subdivisions.

Bl'IU(i I'KIOIITS East 1de of Ivy street betwe, n and 141ft treet. One ftory frame dwelling, -ix4ij. Whltingr Home B-s'.'.d-:r-company, builders. Cost J3.S')0. Kast side of Ivy stree.t, between 14'.th .inii 141st btrt.ets. uno story frame dwelling, 2 4 x ,';?. Whitinsr Hom Fui.djnif company, build-rs. Cost $3. SO'''. West side of ivy s'refct, bet we-n 1 4tli and lilst streets, onu f.ory i.rick dwellinfr, 24x2.s. Whitirvj Home l-i'iiiding company, biild-rs. C-ist J3,f f0. A'et side of Pennsylvania avenue bei ween Wasliingron and Lincoln streets. me story frame store, Zlx3'K F. iSetcstin, owner, Cost $2,20. West aide of Deodar street between !37th and 13kth (streets. T- etnr? brick etora and dwelling. 24x42. (v viroiiauski, owner. Cost $7, 700. West sidtj rif Ivy street, between I1n:h and 141.st streets-. One story frame dwelling. 24x35. Whitinar Home H-iiiding- company, Iki 1 1 d e i s. Cost J3,:oo. Weft f-ide of 'Block avenue, between Lincoln and bilvi place. (me st, ry frame dwell inc. 20x27. Nick Crizon. r-wner. lst J 1,S00. South cidt of 151st be'w-fMi Forsyth r.nd Olrott avenue. Two story hruk : welllnp. S5x24. John Kelkir, owner. Cost $3,700.

hack kjioh Axnrnsos. rTans C Petersen, ore of East hl-i-jgo's prominent merchants, has returned from Anderson, lnd.. where he p.tterided a meeting of the Indiana Ket ail Grocers Association. Mr. Petersen wa.s (.-really honored !y he itta uiianimonsly elected president, of the association, The association Is made up of jeadiKgr grocers from every ciy In the state.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HEMSTITCHING, illTTOV COYER. INC, BKAIDIVU PKOMIT SERVICE CAM- W.4SSKV! TKI.KI'IION E 449 01 E. STATE ST- HAJIJIO.VD

BUILD NOW. I have plans for a full.) brick 6 rooms and bath bungalow which I will build anywhere in Indiana Harbor, for $5900. This bung-alow lias furnace heat, concrete foundation, cement side

walks, asphalt shinsle ro-.f, pr-'-s j

brick front, hardwood u.ior ana trim, bookcase colonadc. for furtl'.e.i- particulars see Paul MaginsUy, llrd fio lnd. Bids- .3117 Cedar it., lnd. lUrlor. Phone 3U-J. 6-10-7

NOTICE Dr. H. C. Ernst, associated In 'he practice of the late Dr. Geo. W. Milier. has taken over the clientele, of patients and wilt continue the practice at 7C0 Chieairo avenue, phone East ("bi.Migr) 3$' , 6-19-6

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4 tablespoon Farina 5 teacup sugar 2 Bs (.beuten separately) Put te miik in a double boir. When ready to hoil. stir ia the grain slowly, and to -k ahout to--i minutes, or until it thickens. Allow to cooL Beat the; yolks of the eggs and ths su?ar t'.?'tii?r, stir them in, beat agin, and add the whipped whites. Pour into a pudding dish and set if. to a pan 'vf boilirig water, and b;iVe slowlv. Serve with sauce made of syrup of car.ned fruit. PRUNE SOUFFLE 1 voutid of prunes 4 w cites of eggs i teacup of sugar Htib nrtines that have been wellrooketj throtisth a sieve. Heat the eg$rs, very stiff, stir in the prunes and sugar enough to sweeten. Pour into an oiled pan and balie about twenty minutes in a hot oven. This is very light. Any marmalade nay be used In place of prunes, as plum, racil. Quince, crab apple. Cherry Roll Make a nice baking powde- biscuit dough, roll nut in an oblong piece, a little thicker than for pie1', and spread with seeded cherries.. Begin at the end and roll up carefully, pressing th edges together to make the fruit secure. Curl this roll around the stem of a rake pan. and place in a steamer over plenty of boiiintj wa'er. Cover closely, and do not lift the cover for one hour and a half, or until i'a pudding is t'aorouKhlv done. Serve with lernon or sugar and cream. Any fruit, fresh or cnae't. muT be prepared in this manner, edI the juice used for t ie sauce.

WELSH RAREBIT Take half a pound of full cream cheese, break, in small pieces and place la a saucepan or cha.lns dish. Ad4 salt, a spoonful of butter, two well-beaten fsss and half a teacup of ruh ini.k. Stir continuouaiy over boillu- water until the cheese n:elt3. Whiie hot. pour tlainti'y prepared Biicfs of crisp toast and serve Immediately on hot plates. A teacup of ale may be nsed instead of milk. This preparation is sometimes moulded and siicfvd cold for sandwiches,. An Almond Filling For a cake Is made by mixing one ccp sour cream, oae-half cup 8iii?&r and two eggs beaten slisrhtly. Cook 'until thick, then add one pint blanched almonds powdered or grated. Spread between cake when cool. A Delicious Pie Crust Mix with ft fork one cream cheese nri-I one-quarter pound ol sweet butter. When thoroughly worked in add one cup of flour and one teaspoon of salt. Place for one hour in the icebox. Roil out and fill pie as usual. Clearing: the Screens If you did not oil all your screens last fall before storing tbem for the winter, and you find them rusty, clean them with an old piece of ve'TFt moistened with kerosene. When dry. paint them with black screen varnish t.ninnel with turpentine, thereby avoiding clog-gin?; the mesh. ro not brush the serpens with a stiff whisk broom. This miRht caiiFe the mesh to bulge. Use a soft bristle brttch.

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People Who Saved, Now Reap the Harvest Lvery dollar saved a year ago is worth more today. The doilar of today buys three times as much sugar as in the summer of 1920. Of other things it often buys twice as much . Saved doilars are worth more, and the savers of 1920 are r.ovv profiting. Have yo,i been saving? Does temporarily being out of work find you without money? Not if you have a kept-up savings account. A savings account at this strong Bank is a friend in need. Have the protection a savings account here gives. Start to save. One dollar or more opens an account here. Come in Monday and open an account. Chicago and Kennedy Avenues EAST CHICAGO

INDIANA

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Extra Special "EAST LYNNE" With An All-Star Cast SUNDAY Elaine Hammersteln in "THE MIRACLE OF MANHATTAN"

TODAY Tuesday, May 24th

SHIRLEY MASON "The Lamp Lighter" Also Jack Perrh in a Western

Feature, "The Guilty Trail

THE RPHEU THEATRE

Hammond :: Indiana TODAY Conway Tearle in

THE ROAD TO AMBITION" Palhe Serial WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY A Ralph Ince Special

OUT OF THE SNOWS"

f Pathe News and Pathe l Comedy I FRIDAY y Hobart Bosworth in

n "THE BRUTE MASTER

j Also Scenic and Comedy ;H SATURDAY I Bessie Barriscale in I "THE BROKEN GATE" f j Pathe Review, Ford Weekly and a Alack Sennett Comedy I SUNDAY U J. W arrcn Kerriean in U "THE HOUSE OF WHISPERS" $ Pathe Review, Ford Weekly a and a Mack Sennett Comedy

AUDITORIUM S MAX HELPER. Prop. ! k 567 Calumet Are. Phone Ham'd 1931 TODAY ! Taylor Holmes in ' W "UP SIDE DOWN" Ifl

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Matinees, 2 to 5 Evenings, 7 to 11 Doors cpen 1 : 30 and 6 : 30 PRICES: Matinees, 10c and 15c Evenings, 10c-15c-25c

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The Home of High Class Vaudeville and Feature Photoplay All Out Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake This theatre is positively showing exclusively all the latest First National photoplays and first run Paramount releases. LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW

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George Choos Invites You to Witness L0RING SMITH in "Under the Apple Tree" Introducing Natalie Dugan and Vincent Scanlon t A Delicious Spread of the Best in Gowns. Girls and Gaiety. Murray Kissen in "A HUNGARIAN ( RHAPSODY" W ith Harry Weston, Ben Reubens and Frank Carbett In an Assortment of Laughs, Songs and Dances.

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ANNOUNCEMENT TO OUR PATRONS Commencing Monday, May 30lh, this theatre will start its summer season with a program of the best photoplays and the rarest of vocal and musical specialties. TEMPERATURE INSIDE NEVER OVER 70

KING & WYSE In a Clever Comedy Skit Entitled "Is Friday the 1 3th Unlucky?"

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Ask at the Bank Before You Invest Your Money Another citizen of Indiana Harbor has lost $5,000. He was robbed through a confidence scheme. Had this man first asked the advice of the officers of any bank he might have saved, his money. The First State Trust and Savings Cank officers are always glad to advise any one regarding tho merits of an investment. Play safe. First get the bank's advice, and you will not regret it A safe investment is the First Mortgage 7' r GOLD Bonds recommended by and sold at this Bank. Interest and Principal payments paid the very day they are due. Ask about these SAFE Bonds.

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