Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 61, Hammond, Lake County, 31 August 1921 — Page 2
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Wednesday. Aujrust 31, 1921
LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES
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These Leaders Listed as Founders Of Plan to Give Nation's Women $3,500,000 Civic Center at Capital
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The Cyclone baseball team of Ka n j Chicago i.- chalicngwiir t ams ;r. ::. ; region for games t.ext S:inUy ami M.n j day. Teams to be. mat. -li. .! will ::i I
the If. to IS year oil i- oi t:ognrnes call E. C. 357-M an! a.-K for A roirt w.
J1V IIJPKKCT TOMOHHOW T.'irorrow the. new meter writer rate, "ts Into effect. He pn-parrd.
MA0'IC VI1T
Tonight the Ea.t Chlofi.r. M i-mlo lolge No. 6&5 will vilt J.oks'ri Park lodge at S4th and I "n i :y :.!, Chicago, to be in churso of the M tst"r Mason rites. The party w.w leave
Eat Chicago at 6.30 this tnn:i tak- su-rper at the Jackson I'.-u k 1
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, JOHN HAYS MRS J. CV ?
I tree whiz' Isn't the heat something fierce;" e.v -lnlmed a portly woman as I flie greeted her friend. "It Just tfeema , a though I am always putting- on too j many clothes.- Without taking an- ! other lreath Che lady continued "but I tell me what Is the reason the Bee
Hive is not having their Dollar Sale this week?" It Is said that this same question ha been raised a number of times by people who are keeping In close touch with the sales and bargain days at tha Dee Hive stor at East Chicago. The management has explained that during alterations mad in hie store this month that they -were unable to conduct the usual monthly Dollar Day sale, 'but that next month the regular three day sale on the la."t week of the month will be held SI'RE.
Twin City
News Notes
The 9 and IS inch mills of frv Tp'jh'lc iron and Steel company re.-iiim-.l work yesterday on jinif le turn oj.-ra-t ions. The 100 Inch ilte mill cf the Inland teel compar.y resumed work l&.-t nir.; en double turn operations
THIEF KVIHI1 IIO'IK
A rneak thief entered the home i
:.i.-s. Walter McClelland. C2 14:.th st.. Kast Chicago, yesterday, w-livle. Jlrs. McClelland was busy in the yard hanging out the clothes, and s:o!e her purse containing two diamond nr.s and a t-nmll arroMint oJT money. It Is the belief of the police department that the fiamo man entered the home of Mrs. Paul skinner at 14oth tind Macronn yesterday morning and pillaged the home, taking two valuanl;. oiamond rings.
READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Erection of a $3,.VX),0OO civic home in Washington, in which every American woman of good standing in her community will be invited to !iave a share, is the plan of the Woman's National Foundation. That the plan i' found is guaranteed by the distinguished women already enrolled as Founder-Donors. Of this lonp liit, every name of which represent a contribution of at least $!.") to this enterprise, probably r,o members have finer records of public service than Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Mrs. James Carrol! Frnrer. Mrs. Hammond, whose husband represented President Taft at the coronation of King George V of Fnsr'.T.r.d, was chairman of the Militia
of Mercy and Governor of New York! dent. Woman's National Foundation,' Stale for the Woman's Naval Serv-j Connecticut Avenue, N. V, Washice during the war. In peace timesi ington, D. C,.
she is identified with al! civic an4 welfare movements. Mrs. Hammond is a vice-president of the Foundation, one aim of which is the teaching of subjects conducive to better citizenship among the country's women. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, who is a member of the Executive Committee of the Woman's National Foundation, was chairman of the Navy League Comforts Committee during the war and now heads that committee which aims to memorialize the fighters of Eelleau Wood. Those interested in becoming members of the Foundation, the basic entrance fee of which is but $1.09 for non-residents, should communi
cate with Mrs. C. C. Calhoun, Presi-
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watts of 4 853 Earing avenue wTre grieved to learn of the death. Monday, of their little daughter Charlotte. The little one had been 111 but : short tlmo and her death came as a shock to the family. Phe was three, years of age. Tho funeral was henl this afternoon at the home, 4S63 Baring avenue. The ItnptUt Ladles" AM of Indiana Harbor will hold the flist meeting ot the f.eason at the homo of Mrs. Ike Ivneips.-hlld of 4 02 3 Ivy street. The teision will be in tht form cf a busi-mpetlng.
Ml.-s Ed'th Watts has returr.fi from Toledo. O.. where she rpent her vacation. h" took with her Miss Ruth I'.arr, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barr of 4236 Northeot.e avenue.
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PLEATING AND BUTTON-HOLE HE-MSTTTCniVG, BCTTOX COVERING. BRAIDING PIIOMPT SERVICE CALL WASISEYS TELEPHONE 441 1 STATE STREET. HAMMOND. 7-15
Try the new Sterling's Booster cljrnr better than ever. J-31-1
Money to loan and 7 and S pr cent sf-curit!s for sale, due 1 to 3" month? from date, denominations from J j tin-R-al estate gold bonds. Roe & I'eterfcn's I-aw Office. 8-31-
Eat Bchenbach's Certlf.ed Bread.
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NOTICIU The 'Plumbers trouble Is now stt!ol ard the man have gone bark to work. Tt will take a few days to get Jobs siarted. both repair and new work. 8-31-1 II. A. SBIFKHT.
The ntw 10 cent Roos'er rigar 1 qua! to any other 15 cr.t moke. fry a Booster cigar today. 8-31-
Pinela'r Texas Tlp Line Company, a 6::bs'.diary of the Sinclair Consclldate 1 Corpora! ion, is conectln? its Pamon Mound pipe l.ne to the new Fierce Junction pool and The Blue Ridge pool both of which lie between Damon Mound :.d Houston, Texas. There have, been promising developments In these poo 1st recently. Pierce Junction has f-orne. big producers to its credit though only about sixty days old. There is a good deal of briskness 1n ti;is lo.is'a: oil region where premiums hu e been offered for crude, one concerw w:ii.. h -.va ; hort having offered 2 So prenil..m at Hull and another 50e at West Co- imb.a.
400 ROOKIES LEAVE TO JOIN ATLANTIC W AR FLEET
F'o'.t hundred naval recruits from the Groat Iakes Naval Training Station jssed through Eaft Chicago over the Wabash Railroad for Hoboken, N. J . where tJiey will be distributed to Atlantic fleet. It is .said with in the last two weeks 700 Jackles from the Ortat Lakes Station have been sent to Join the Pacific fleet.
NOTICE. On and after September 1st all Deputy Constable commissions will be revoked. LEO. BONA VENTURA. 831-2 Constable.
East Chicago Chapter Eastern Star No. 167 will hold the first meeting of the fall season Thursday, Sept. Is. fc-31-1
NimV ITALIAN CLt'B Preparations are being made for the rrganniti; of the new Marconi Italian Cluh, In Ea:-t Chicago. Councilman Rocco Giorgio is back of the movement wli ch he says Is belnsr organized for the purpose tf instructions and -pleasure. Mr. Giorgio has called a meeting for next Tuesday. September 6th.
N E W R E - 0 1 1 G A N I Z A T I O N It has been officially announced that the Consolidated Oil Refining Company has been reorganized and Incorporated under the name of Martin and Company, Inc., capital 15.000. The new company will market petroleum o.i and products. Clinton D. Martin has been elected as president
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Isn't it good to be getting a pay check once more, especially after you have been out of work for some time? But it is still better if you put part of your first pay check in a savings account at this Bank. If it is only $1 you can put aside, save it bank it here. Saving part of each pay check is insurance against workless days should they come again. It is protection against any emergency that may arise. Enjoy the peace cf mind that comes from having a kept-up savings account at this Bank.
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and I'hllip S. Martin and C. G. Wilson, as directors, of the newly organized company. C. G. Wilson is in charge of the East Chicago plant. This -plant is now operating about 40 per cent, capacity.
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W. Davis of 4914 Magoun avenue, was seriously Injured yesterday, when he was hit and knocked to the pavement by R. J. Beeswy's car. The accident occurred at tho corner f Forsyth and Magoun avenues as the injured man was crossing the street.
After receiving treatment by S-ch'.leker Mr. Davis was taken to home In Mr. Etesny's ear. While Injuries are quite serious it ;s than, the victim will revover.
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AMERICANIZATION Dr. Goldman along with his Americaniaation work has taken hold of the u-nemployemnt situation in East Chicago district. The doctor has worked eut a number of plans to take care of the unemployed of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, and next Tue:day will hold a meeting at the Eunnell Ford Kales room at the corner of Forsytho and 14Sth streets, -where the doctor will act as temporory chairman in organizing a permanent committee to tako charge of the details in securing and placing the unfortunate into positions. Realizing that the situation is very acute the doator Is looking forward of gaining the co-operation of a number of prominent business men to assist in this work. The Industries In the district -will be called upon to give preference to workmen living in East Chicago and Indiana Harbor and to notify the elected committee when vacancies occur. It Is said that the TriClty Employment Agency has promUed their co-operation in this movement.
The Past Chief C'.ul Mrs. Wanamaker of :
nue, Thursday aftern Miss Beryl Reed cf
entertained last evening at a linen shower honoring Mips Klia Swigart of Gary. Thr hostess was assisted by Miss Florence Sohlieker and Mrs. L . J. Hubbell. The home was prettily decorated In cut flowerc. Miss Swigart !s to be the bride of Mr. J . M. Erown of Gary, sometime in early September. Miss Swigart is employed at the Marks plant were Mr. Brown is the assistant superintendent of the plate mill. Miss Swigart- wis the recipient of a number of beautiful giftf. Mr. and Mrs. Ray AtToott of N'ortn Baring avenue are the proud parent of a daughter born Tuesday, Aug. 30. Mrs. Abbott was Miss Lillian Nelson before her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Phillips of 4110 Baring are leaving today for a trip to California. Mr. Phillips Is connected with the Sinclair Oil Refinery and Is making the trip for business purposes. Mrs. Mary Nugent and son Coleman of Muskegon. Mich., are visiting a; the Art'.bey homa In Magoun avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilt cf Parrish avenw hav returned from a motor trip to Iowa w hers they vlaiud with relatives of Mts. Witt.
BLACKHEADS PIMPLES AND BOILS You should regard thes outbreaks as daxger signals. They ara a sure sign, something: is wrong within. Look to your blood at once. Ths poisonous impurities have collected in your circulation until the danger point has been reached. Start right now, today, to purify your blood with S. S. S. for Special Booklet or for ind 7. riduai advicm, w ithau t chart. erit& Chief Medical Advitor, SS S. Co., Dep't 432. Atlanta. Ga. Get S. S. S. at your tiruggitt.
BEE HIVE'S DOLLAR SALE A bit of conversation that was over
heard In one of East Chicago s mov-.e theatres nothing out of the ordinary
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TODAY AND THURSDAY BIG DOUBLE BILL
LEWIS & SELZMCK Presents "WHO AM I" With An All Star Cast 6 Reel.
ALSO CHAS. & INA McAVOY Singers DeLuxe.
NEIL McCREA Novelty Equilibrist.
ROSE & SHAFNER Comedians
H0WLAND & DENSMORE SISTERS Our Future Home. Entire New Show Friday Vaudeville Frolics. 8 Big Acta. ADMISSION Matinees, 10c, 20c NighU, 10c, 20c, 30c. Matinee Daily, 2:30 P. M. Evenings, 7 to 11 P. M. New Show Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
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THE BEST PART OF THE DINNER comes when the dessert is served and when it is Hydrox-Guernsey's rich and delicious ice cream. There is nothing that pleases the fastidious palate like our exquisitely flavored and richly concocted ice cream, because the materials used are all of the choicest quality, fresh and good. We serve dinners, parties, weddings and social functions of any kind by the gallon or in any quantity desired in freezers from THE SUGAR PLUM Telephone 722J 813 Chicago Ave. EAST CHICAGO
RILEY SAYS HE HAD SUFFERED 15 YEARS Terre Haute Man, Says He Made A Quick Relief Is
Now Feeling Fine. "Tanlac rid me ef fifteen years' atom-
och trouble and I'm strong for it," said Joseph P. Riley. North Market St.. Tere Haute, Ind.. an employee of the Dup Vein Voal Co. "I Just ft-1 that I've taken a new lease on life. It's certainly a big change for me to he able to eat anything I want. Why. for fifteen years I didn't know what it waa to -njoy a hearly meal, as everything I ate seemto disagree with mo. I had suffered so much and ao long I"wa about played out. and I needed relief and I needed It quick. "My only regret Is I didn't get hold of Tanlac yeara ago, as ft -would have saved me a -world of suffering. Actually my trembles seem to have melted into thin air and I feel just like a naw man now. In my ouinion, Tanlac's w c rid -beater. " Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and In Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading druggists everywhere. Adv.
a-t Peru, Ind. She will return tomorrow morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins, who ha-. been the guests cf Mr. femi Mra. L. C. Weirich e.f 3526 Grapevine, street l"ft this morning for New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Wtgglna motored through from '.Seattle. Washington.
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Id .i and M'-riu Koarn of St. I 'ail. aic vlattln t the home of Mr. and Mrs. li. Scholier. W. II. Gaugh Is visiting his son T-.-m Gaugh. Mrs. John Griffon -was a Jlobart visitor yesttrciay. The clerk of the Town Board is directed to notify the Nicklo 1'iate and E. J. & E. railroads to have gat.-s at railroad crosclngi by September 5th or suffer an enforcement of tb ordinance and to notify the rublic S'-rvloe Conimtwsion that the board could not accept from the Pennsylvania railroad tin light siJ-nal proposed at the cemetery crorr-ir.fT. The V. M. I Trinity league mt'.s Thursday with Mrs. Herman Hrmi. Fred Nelson who pu rcha .sed the iay Long property on Mich.gan av nue has started to improve the pro:-ert .- Ho expects to buhd an addition t the h()Upe and a larger bajement.
What la SuocMr C. W. Nash writes: "Real aneeesi Is the realization o an arubltloo t build or to accomplish somethlnc worth while and lasting. It is the achievement Itself which brings the greater reward of satisfaction, not th uiiu,ey It may amass." Newfoundland Wall Watered. One-third of the surface of "ew found'.and Is covered with lakes and rivers. The largest lake Is Grand lake; 56 miles In length, five miles In breadth, with an area of 192 square miles. It contains an Island 22 railes long. Its surface is only 500 feet above Ea level.
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Mrs. J. Bell and alster Mlas moo Flnley of Muncle. Ind-. were East Chicago visitors the past week, calling on old acquaintances. Mrs. I,. G. Kolb of Magoun avenue entertained the Nu Epsllon Club latl evening. Cards wero the diversion ot
the evening In which the prizes w-rre won by Mrs. J. B. Ileardon and Mrs. Edward Heckleman. Miss Margaret Artlbcy has accepted a position In the offices of the park board, taking up her duties Monday, of Mils week Sister Mary John of the Domlntcin
Order who Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Godfrey Sr. of 144th. street is arriving from Springfield today to spend a few days with her parents before faking up her school duties for the coming term. Pr. and Mrsf S. P. Cox returned Sunday evening from a month's vacation spent at rhelr summer home, at Voir Lake. Mich. Miss Ioroihy Vance of 136th and Fir streets has been spending the past few weeks with relatives and friends
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Today and Tomorrow CONWAY TEARLE in "THE FIGHTER" Pathe News and Comedy Friday and Saturday BABE DANIELS in "THE MARCH HARE" Sunday CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE"
JB. Moo. Big Double Feature
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PRICES: Marine, 5c-10c-15c Evenings, 5c-13c-20c (Tax Extra)
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