Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1921 — Page 2

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Deeds, wills, valuable securities are only records on paper and they can be destroyed by fire or stolen when kept in a box in the home. These papers should have absolute protection, such as the los3-proof vaults of this bank afford. The low rental of $3 a year relieves you of all worry as to their safety.

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East Chicago, Indiana Try Us Once and You Will Always Be on Our list OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: 4602-4 TODD AVENUE PHONE EAST CHICAGO 82 - 1546J - 546R C. W. Haight We Haul for These Manufacturers

Air Reduction Sales Co. Anaconda. Lead Prod. Co. A. Gvcn Mfg. Co. Champion Rivet Co. Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. Consolidated Oil Co. Famous Mfg. Co. Graver Corp. Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. Interstate Iron and Steel Co. International Lead Rf g. Co.

Swift & Co. Ind. Natural Gas and Oil Co. Indiana. Box Co. 0. F. Jordan & Co. Geo. B. Lambert & Co. E. B. Lannan & Co. Metal Thermit Corp. D. C. Martin & Co. Northern Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. The Superheater Co. Union Iron Prod. Co. U. S. Government (Mail)

NOTHING TOO SMALL NOR TOO LARGE Trucks by the Hour, Day or Week. From 1 to 6-Ton Capacities.

fj We do local and long distance hauling. Also piano and furni-

iuic luuiwg, isa.ft.uit uaiui, snipping ana storage dv experienced men. STANDARD OIL COKE CAN,. BE GOTTEN BY US

First TmjstAnd Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 At East Chicago's Busiest Corner The Glare in our Skies 50 Years Ago Of course, there was no East Giicago on October 9. 1871. when the Chicago fire began. But for several nights the skies above the sand-dune wilderness that is now the flourishing cities of Gary, Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago was crimsoned by the reflection of the holacaust. The glare reached far out in the heavens, it was vivid in the Kankakee marshes, it was a scarlet portent of the occurrence of one of the great tragedies of modern times. Out of that terrible disaster there has come a great movement for food the fire prevention movement. Adherence to it is asked ly our Governor, promoted by our Chamber of Commerce, aided by thii Bank. It is a hfe-savir.g, a property-saving movement that means much to all of us.

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It is to your benefit to irada ar HOl'f-F; OK" llt'PC'AT, ilnrv, lrut. Tbey refit ml t'.'irtit. ?rivt !). t vjliics am) deliver to your hnnii'. 1'W WKl'.K I'lAKO AND riK'NCKiHAPf' X'HV IIOI.VG OS. H--4 K!rst 0Ym?reratloria church of EuFt Chicago, corner lUpiun uikI 115th at. VasUir, Kev. .Frank -Mai !cs. Siimlay cltool at ftS0 m. Morninpr 5rvlc

10.43 a. ni. Junior K)n'pvor at 8 ra. Iiitirtne'llttt'3 Ktiileavnr at 6:3i

1'. niv Snlr Iv'i.U-avor at (t : 3 ' p. m. Kvpnttiff Bervtce af T : 3 0 t. til. Sunday school pcholnrs hhoul'l nil bn present as the Airships ar rftilsterlnit tlulr attnilrvnep In niUfa?R. Mrs. Z. 11. Camji bt'll aiul otto 8(MCiit will rtinlpr A.ar

l tins "How IXiwn Thine Eur." at tin I mornlne Prvlcx and fee factor nil! deliver tl.o Mrnvm. At tlu special pfij ntnsr service the choir will etrttf M ' j Farren'i "Th Lord ip My Shcvher,!." Don't forset there la a treat In store (for you nt TiHO p. n. M r. !,yilui l.oni

iMvls wl'.l he th s-ip.ik( Tomorrow evening at th-. F.:ift Cllcaso CpiipreKaLVonal thnoh tlip AV. U. M. I. v. Ill hold their annual Thai ksKlvlrgt aervlt at T:30 p. m The vlm!o of th openlitR' service irtll lip haed on thK 2;'rd Pralm, Incluilln? MiI'itren'H aettintf whli h will lie miff by the full choir. Mrs. Lydla Lord Davis a. sjiea'.ver of International repnt:iv!on will dtlivrr tho addrras. The general public la Invited t att-T.-l. At the First Haptlft church of Indiana Harbor tomorrow a live, meeting of the hemor H. Y. 1 V. at 5:"t0 Is afBureti. Tn addition to regular anil special featvires there will bo rportf from tha rally bold Uat brlday nipht at Mlshawaka. A birgn deljration of our Focipty was present i (i splendid tlm rnjayed. Come ancl brlnfr J-our chum. "A HeralJ of t'.v t'it" will Va the ttfmo of the eennun at morntnp worship, 11 o'e!irk Sunday wihool asnnmblos roniptly nt 3:lo. with Interrstliijr r!a.s3--.s for all. "An Earthquake tn a will ho the topic of the address at tvrntnK worship. 7:Vi. How much do you i;k1: tn the -!?: of Justice?

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Chius, pastor. :) a. tn. KiikIImIi .Suinbty H' hool. 10 a. m. Ciei -man Service. We niaki th Htranfr"r ffel welcome.. Communion of the Lord'a supper will be obervtd at the 1'nltetl J'"-o. bytetian church at 11 a. in. on Oct. D. DapLlsni will lie administered, and tnem-bt-ra received on profession and cerlltbato. The Itible achool meets fit y : 3 a. tn.. subject for study, "f'aul at Khpeus." The slogan of thu school lw, "Present Prompt und l'repartd," If vi'U will adopt it you will b a better member. The Junior In ohaipe. of Mrs. t". i Hathaway, will meet at li:!.") i. m. This organization Is part of the AV. M. H. and all children t.es 5 to 12 btp urgn'l to Join. The, intermediates, wltlT Mlfft Maipaifct Catian as fupt., nu-eta at 0:43 p. m. MJs? ottillo Krajweskl, t'nptaln of Teom No. 2 Is In ebarKe of the Tounff People's mentinqr. Evening aervlces at 7 c 30. Midweek frervlcea on W'ednesdajr nlRlit In Suu-ee of Kahih Kat)hlntrii hjp! Mr. H. (Vunhwcll. The Plble echoul leami will be Ptudled. Yesterday afternoon about twentynve young people of the Kaptist church of Indiana Harbor motored to Wlshauaka to attend the young- people's fatly, held in connection with the Northern Indiana Association teinsr held In that city this week. Thursday evening Kast Chicago O. K. 8. entertained in honor . of Mrs. Mary Vltou. grand matron of the. Grand Chanter of Indiana. There, wore guests from IX different chapters and between three hundred i.!id tlfty and four hundred present. During the evening three candKhiLcH were Initiated Into th oriier. The chapter room was beautifully decorated In gardon flowtra and au-

tiimn leaves. The dining room was very cleverly decorated In hallo-ween snKgoptions, garden flowers and autumn

leaves. a delicious two course luncri was served bj' Mrs, Ted Cad man and her able committee. iluch credit Is due the chairman of the dlfTernt committees. Mrs. Ted Cadman, chairman of the lunch. Mrs. '.. U. Campbell, chairman of dining room ami Mrs.

Ju-tnea t .letr.entM, chairman of decoratlng. The Worthy Matron was Mm. Ktuma Hpemer wiwlies to lliuuk all who helped In any way to make the evening the grand success it waa. Herbert Peters, wi was operated on for Inward suiter is able to be home and will be pleased to see b!;i frlctidrt. Sarah "Williams, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. T. A, Williams, who was operated on for removal of tonnlts, has suffered from .several ht morra Ken ami Is quite weak from Iosh of blood. Fire Chief CharlcB Smith end 'wife left Inst nieht for Dayton. O. They ere making the trip in their machine. The chief will attend the lire chief's convention In Atlanta. Oa., while away. Monday afternoon the Daughters of the American Revolution will bold tl.elr first meellrig of the year, with the recent, Mrs. II. J. Oilman of 41SNorthcotc aveuue, Ea.51 Chicago chapter will entertain PaCnwainle Chapif of Mary, There will also be guests from Hammond, Whiting and lnll a.na Harbor. The Dew officers will &s!nt the hostess la entertaining, Mrs. J. J, Turner ha Just returnl from Winiamporti Ind., where eh wns caJled on aciount of the serious Illness f her mother, Mm, Copeland

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LAST TIMES TODAY CAPPS FAMILY The Family of the Greatest Entertain cri in VaudeTille

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Saturday and Sunday Conway Tearle in "MAROONED HEARTS"

Also Four Big Acts of S j Vaudeville M i

THEATRE EAST CHICAGO THREE DAYS OCT. 11-12-13 Matinee and Evening "EAST, WEST, HOPE'S BEST" You Must See This

NOEL LESTER & CO. In Bit of Variety. Marion Davies in "BURIED TREASURE" A Story of Wall Street "Buccaneers" and Pirates of the Spanish Main A PARAMOUNT PICTURE TOMORROW SUNDAY 5 Five High Class Acts of C Vaudeville Also "A WIFE'S AWAKENING" With an AH-Star Cast MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

Thomas Meighan in "White and Unmarried

A Paramount Picture ALSO SUPERB SPECIALTIES

AL" MELDGARD, Organist

Featuring Renick's Beautiful Ballad "WHY DEAR!"

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BIG REPUBLICAN I.1ASS ICHETINOS Masonic Ternplf, East Cliicairo, Friday nite, Orluhrr Tth, S:'-0 p. h. Come a.nd hear th Indians Harbor Gle Club. Indiana Harbor Iolirtrni OU0rlloir li-me, MU-hlenn Ate, Saturday nlte. Oclr mh, S:0i p. n. Como r.nj hear tho Harbor trio featuringMis Atrns Tolan of Marks sub Jlrlslon ami Jas. McAuniln. IVaiLnylrnnla Hall, I'enn. Ave. and WnnMngiton ni, ImMon.t Harbor, Son' il;iy nlbt, Dclnlifr Otb at S p. m. John Jv. Hpv and othr ablr speakers at all these meetings. Comr ami limr ih. trtu- l!ur of t'er rarapulam. KvaryboUy welcome.

TODAY Marie Provost in "MOONLIGHT FOLLILS" SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY A Maurice Tourneur SuDcr-Soccial "FOOLIS! 1 MATRONS" With Hobart Bosworth and an All-Star Cast

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WLDNESDAY AND THURSDAY David BuUer in "GIRLS DON'T GAMBLE" DOUBLE FEATURE Every Sunday and Monday Afternoon

BIJOU TODAY ONLY Great Western Feature

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"DYNAMITE ALLEN" Also Episode 1 and 2 cf V'RUTH OF THE ROCKIES" WALLACE REID in THE MAN 0? MUSIC MOUNTAIN Also The Big Second.

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STARTING MONDAY October 10 th This Theatre Will Run FIRST CLASS PICTURES Superb Specialties alfo SPECIAL ORCHESTRA PRESENTATIONS Featuring the Famous "AL" MELGARD in Popular Organ Solos ADMISSION Matir.ee: I0c-25c (Tax Included) Evening: 9c-30c (Tax Extra)

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BROADWAY AT FIFTH AVENUE

Saturday and Sunday Oct. 8-9 Rialto Musical Stock Company

PRESENTING LAST SEASON'S BROADWAY SUCCESS "Unsettled Weather" Featuring the Popular Favorites BOBBY VAIL and JIMMIE STANTON And a Chorus of Singing and Dancing Beauties. In Addition to Our Musical Comedy We Also Show for These Two Days the Season's Sensation hi Photoplays LOIS WEBER PRESENTS

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