Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1921 — Page 5

PAGE FIVE rhot-n dnh.att-.s anU Mrs. Wilii.ua NY' win a n unJ Mrs. Leury wrr mail-j aliernttes lo th state convention af I ndianapuliH, meeting lti Oct !).- r 1U ami II. It whh usrci'i to ta!e n; 1 vuluntar yo .1 ) t-r ion at every ini-etiinj l'ir the H"liJi'-r Floral Furnl. A lU'jti'Ui was iiKnie -md tarrie.l i. h;te a lake sale vl' hoim? cook rv on Sa t u i !.i . LKiHTNING HITS (JASQLINE TANK; 8,7fil GALLONS GO UP IN SMOKE SHOP Al rv; t ' " ' (. fc.v let. Till 1. the iiiaee 10 be a n n ui ru el later. sah. will help lai.'ie money I"" lo erly soldiers an I their families and tile public i.- uryed to parnicMiUvvrs iy Till AT ; WOMAN'S fl.l'H cayo the n here, t ron i z eak..s. The HaminoiKl hoM the tii.-t m. the I'Mntitry "i: n. m in. S' ;.t :n i r T'.te f '5 1 n 1 r. n

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Woman'. i'liil e'. ins "l ' 'v " on H.il'.ir lay 24th. at L'.t:. ' or ra in iia h )!.'

w i . I j i 1 K.Ihis sMie of home made I. read, pastries, baked beans and po Mrs. .'aek t"r..,ik. w!n r e lit ! y an'iwt.r.1 an iierat ion :'r t onstl 1 1 U U : Margaret'. !i . ;i it a !, Iia: liien ''- ..Hi J to lo r home an t is e..nvalestato salad. The next meeting of the auxiliary will he held Thnr.-dav. Oeel. .el: ibi i- 6th. laii-Ti' iill.'iiiiiiiHC Is i .- ent. I peettd.

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d' pu rt niiuit of t to- AlmiK . eh ll i . h will ha v p I hureh has meat Saturat two o'i ..ek . Tie-

ehildri n of iliat (Ypartmeiit are u !'.; I to he present for they will have lnups of tun.

Mrs. Joseph Vos of liiKhland street I left yesterday f..r t he Alei. y hospital ; of (lary. v. lo r. In- will be und. r Ibe ( rare and treatment of attindin- phy

sicians t,.r an mdetimie time.

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Carrie Hill. Song "Making Our Dreams Come True" The Cln1) .Mrs. William !ivp, aoronipan ist. There will be a called meeting of

a week.

The Haptist Woman's I'nion m t riiursday a i'.vi noon with Airs. Charles

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Mrs. Cenre Klynu ana .Mrs. Ktli'd Biurt busirn'ss m. .-linn a lar-e ntSh. ffb Id eiUertain.'d at cards and ' tendnnee enjoyed an ie. Ib ni prouiiseellaneoud shiwer lust tv-nlnjf at j Mrm arranneti by Airs. J. Al . I,eonth.' home of Mrs. Flyna on Harrison j ard. Miss Phillips save an inteiesfstret t. in Honor of Airs. Wilbur Can - ! jnjr and instruetiee talk on her study trail, who is a bride of a few wi'tiks. j work in tin HaptiM Missionary TrainTho rooms wire v-ry at t ract !vi- nHi nk. School of t:hi.:ao. and on lor

exeeutivo board at 2:30 at th-

dainty bomiuets of palt pink an I white ast-rs. and '.he nests played

j five hundred at three tables. Fir-t ! prize was awarded Alias Alabe! P.all, j after which the hostesses served a j prettily appointed three-course

luncheon to fourteen quests. Mrs.

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them to the hoard at this meeting.

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The Lake county convention of the W. C. T. V. will be held in East Chicago on Tuesday, September 27. in th First M. K. church, afternoon and eveninsr sessions. i.nri Tln'.on elections will he held at this time and two splendid lectures are promised the public. One will he uivtn in the afternoon and one in the evening. The public is cordially Invited to attend thess lectures and the evening session will "be of special interest to the gentlemen .

Ernest ti. Klein and Miss Hilda Enocksen have been licensed to marry in Chicago, also Solomon Katz of PtIco place and Miss Mary Parker of Chicago .

Mr. and Mrs. H. A Johnson and famny. Miss A. Horn, Miss Ruth Hallbers, Mrs. Ruth T. Jensen, Mr. W. L. Green, Mr. and Mrs. A. llooney and Mr. and Mrs. Cr. A. Pobnrns af: attended the county fair at Crown Point yesterday.

The Hammond Zionist club had a rtg-nlar meeting last evening in the olub rooms of the synagogue on Sibley street. A short talk on "Zionism" was given by the new Rabbi, Rev. Dr. Julius Rappaport. Following the business meeting whist was played, the honors won by Miss Mary Levin of Indiana Harbor. Miss Gustie Taussig and Ben Benedict of East Chicago. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, October 6th, at which time delegates will be elected to the Kerenhaysogue, a convention that will meet

Under the leadership it their popular president. Mrs. Al. .Vagdeinan. the Daughters of Israel, the auxiliary Temple Sisterhood of the K'neselh Israel Congregation, had an impressive and inspiring meeting at therr new synagogue on Sibley street last Wednesday evening. The occasion marked tho presentation of a maguN ficent set of holy vestments, consisting of a superb Altar screen and Altar frontal, thrt e mantles and two crowns for the Torah. to the in w Kabhi. the Rev. Dr. Julius Rappaport. The crowns of dull gold and silver, made to fit the top of the Holy Scrolls, were eriuisitely wrought with cherubim, hlos.-oms. pomegranates and fruits. The Altar loth, of ri. h white satin, was elaborately embroidered In gold and silver, and the Rabbi received th vestments and graciously thanked the women in behalf of the members and officers of the congregation, for their admirable ardor and zeal. The Sisterhood presented their president, Mrs. N'agdeman .and their secretary. Miss Anna Marcus, with beautiful gifts, ta tokens of their appreciation of their untiring enthusiasm and efforts. The newly elected Rabbi will he formally inaugurated on Sunday, September 25, at seven-thirty o'clock by two of his Chicago colleagues. Dr. Oerson M. I,evi and Dr. T. Schanfarber.

Airs. W. J. stone and Mrs. AlcNally entertained at pedro ystenlay afternoon at the home of Alls. Sf'ti; for the Liberty Camp of Koyul Neighbors and their friends. The next meeting will be held on Thursday at Airs. Ale:bni's home. S27 Walt--r street, when Mrs. Mellon, assisted by Airs. Smith, will be hostess.

Mrs. M. Louisa Woods is the hous" guest of -Mr. and Airs. Koseoe Woods of Kenwood for several days. A Irs. Roland Fox al'eoded a luncheon nt the Cooper -t '-ir! : on yesterday.

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T-Ast evening Miss Rita Chayken and Miss Sophia Miller dellghtfull entertained at & linen shower at Miss Chayk.;n's home on Condlt street, in honor of Miss Matilda Dobson, whose marriage to Robert R. fchroeter will be an event of September 25. The rooms were prettily decorated in the tIe's colors, pink and white, and bunco was played at four tables. The prizes for the highest scores were awarded to Miss Matilda Dobson and Miss Marie Barten. Dainty refreshments were served to sixteen guests, among whom were Miss Rae Kroll and Miss Sophia Rlskind of South Chicago and Miss Moilie Kerwitscky of Gary. Miss Dobson was the recipient of many beautiful pieces of linen. The Toadies' Auxiliary of the American Legion met last evening in room 3 of the superior court fcr the first time since the vacation months, and a large attendance of members and friend was in attendance. Mrs. "W. F. Ratton and Mrs. R. B. Powley were

TO THE UNION CARPENTERS OF HAMMOND This is to advise you that we need thirty competent union carp. enters at the Industrial High School Monday morning, September 2"th. wage $1 on per hour. We make this l;u-t appeal to the union men of Hammond to resort to rea.-on and abide by Judge Land'.s' decision by returning to work, pending a further hearing. When Judge Land is was decided upon to act as arbiter, the employers, as well as al! building trades, agreed to abide by his award This the carpenters have failed to do, having left their respective jobs' regardless of extra expense or Inconvenience their employers may have been put to by the exposure of unfinished work. We desire especially to call your attention to the High School now under construction. The unfinished condition of the building is of minor Importance when you consider how seriously it will handicap the education of the children which are now attending the school. You have been advisvd previously by the papers that the contract or the new school was let on a J1.00 per hour basis and up to the present time we have respected Judge Land is' order at a great loss to ourselves y paying the men $1.2'5 per hour, and, even though you may not take the contractor's view, is it not yc-ur patriotic duty to return to work on the school, making it possibl,. to complete the building and provide proper facilities for the educating of the children who will be the ones to suffer. We) as employers, have at all times been fair to organized l.-Cbor and desire to ibe so now. but we feel from the past and present experience that the time has come when patience ceases to be a virtue and unlef lnp union carpenters

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LiRhtninp struck a frasoline tank of the Standard Oil Co. at Louisville, Ky., during; a recent th'jrdtrstorm. The photograph shows the steel tank, seventy feet in diameter and forty feet hitrh, crumbling under the intense v ut of S32.7l.V4 gallons of burning "gas," which stood twenty-nine feet deep ui the tank when it exploded.

Department Store 255 East State Street East of Post Office Saturday Specials Boys' Hose Boys' heavy ribbed hose in sizes from 6 to 10'2. In black only. The regular 45c value. Specially priced OQfor Saturday, per pair Hair Bow Ribbons Fancy Hair Bow Ribbons in a big range of fancy and plain colors. Values up to 50c per yard. Special for OQ Saturday, per yard i Ladies9 Silk Hose We carry a full line of ladies' full-fashioned all-silk hose, at low prices.

respective places on the. i Sehool building on or September 24 we shall to hire any carnenter, and will do so on Mon20. We believe that this appeal to vou we

.ported by the puhlie in general. Ki.UVhj-lV BIIOTI I llllS CO. Adv.

return to th" r Industrial Hinl befor,. s p. ni . feel at liberty " ho will w "i It , d i y September u hen '. .- ma ke

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HERE'S BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A new soft drink parlor has opened at State street under the management

of Al Carter, who advertises in The Times today that he wishes to lease one half of the store to a wide awake pnrty for lunch room, business men's lunch or oyster parlor privileces. If the. people of Hammond would be interested in real oyster house, says Mr. Carter. I will s-ee that anyone wanting to go into this business venture will not have to worry about rent for a month or two or at least not until they are fairly well established.

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Garfield Lodge 563 F. & A. j M. .Will hold Called Meeting Friday evening, Kept. 23rd. opining at 7:30 o'clock. Master Mason degree. Mem-

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Wednesday. Kept. 2Sth is Cedar Chest Day at The Ilon Store furniture lept. Extra large Solid Genuine Aronattc Red Cedar Cheste, complete with removable tray and solid copper trimmg, for$29.95. And you can buy them for J3.00 down and J3.00 per month. Now on display. Come in and look them over. 9-23

OWN YOUR HOME I offer houses in Whiting, Ham-1 rafind and Indiana Harbor f . r JjO.oo down, balance on monthly payments, prices Jl.DOO to $5.0no. Some very choice lots to choo.e from. If you want a home to he built either thi:fall or next spi frig address X-X, rare like County Times. 9-23-

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