Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIAIES. Tnosdav, October "l8, 1921.

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

MOXSTER POLICK BENEFIT i Chief of Police O'Donnell -with th al3tance of Edward A. Evan, Finser Print Expert of Chicago. b'ive completed arrangements for the monster police benefit to be held at the MoKinley High School. Kast Chicago on Thursday, October 27th, and at the '.Washington Hi'gh School. Indiana liar Ibor. Friday. October 28th. The entertainment will consist cf a lecture by ,Dr. Gray, the eminent finger print ;n;a.n, followed by a five reel Paramount ; moving picture of Mark Twain'a famove atory "Pudd-ln Head Wlison." The etory of this picture haa to do n-ith Lawyer Wilson a young man, who ,ha come to a email Misouri town to practice. On his rlrst day in the village he maks a. remark that Induces one of the town wits to all him "Pudd'n Head." m. nickname, that clung to him throughout his life. With his small gjass slips, he secures among others, the finger prints of Tom Driscoll. fix months aid and of Chambers, nix and one half months old the baby of Boxy, a mulattoe slave, owned by the Driscoll family. These babies are children of the name father and look much alike. Roiy changes the babies, paes off her child as the heir of the Driscolls, and thus makes the real heir the slave. Twenty years later, the false ;Tom DrlscoU Returns from college, sells his real mother as a slave and in a fit of temper, murders his wealthy r:ncle. Tom, Jealous of the interest the beautiful Rovena Cooper takes in Chambers, tries to fix the crime on him. Chambers is about to be lynched by the indignant whites when "Pudd'n Head" announces that he is the slave's attorney and insists upon . trial. Investigating the finger prints left upon the dagger that was used n the murder, Wilson traces the marks and at the trial ffrcea Roxy, the slave, to confess that she changed the babies in their cradles. The real Tom 1s acquitted and goes to Rowena while the real negro is taken to jail. ', In the cast supporting Mr. Roberts .are Thomas Melghan, Florence Dagmar. Alian Hale. Gertrude Kellar, Er,D9t Joy and others.

CITY COITIT HOIKS Judge Hyman M. Cohen of the East Chicago city court has announced that hereafter city court will be in session from 9:00 a. m. to 12 noon, instead of opening at 1:00 p. m., and that all cases will be tried in the morning. Monday court, however, will be held as heretofore, in the afternoon.

Interstate Commerce commission, will hold passenger and freight rate hear- ,

ings in the Indianapolis Federal building. October is and 19. On tho first day he will hear the petition of the Chicago Iake Sho and South Bend Railway company for authority to put lnio efCt-ct an intra

state traffic, patvsenger fares based on j 3.6 cents a mile. The road parallels j the New York Central and tlrand Trunk j steam railroads from South llend to I Chicago. All three tfet 3.6 o.nts ai mile for interstate business, but only! thj steam roads geta the rate for in-'. tra-stste business. The electrio line ' gets only 3 cents a mile for injtra-state !

business because of tho order of the Indiana 1'uUic Service Commission, which some time ago authorized all eleetrlc lines to Increaso rates from

2.75 to 3 cents a Hiiiu. Since that'

time the federal body has asimed Jurisdiction over such rates.

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Members of the common council failed to make up a ciuorutn last night for a meeting consequently there was no session held.

ATTEMPTS AT HOLD-IP A number of calls came Into the East Chicago police station last night of attempted ho'd-ups and suspicion.? characters prowling around on the north side. Further evidence of this interference was the ca.se of Pen Silverman, lien left his cigar store on Forsyth avenue last nisht all primed to give any man who might tep into his patch the full effect of the lead of his .32. At the corner of 143rd and Baring, two rough chaps were seen in close conversation end when Ben approached they give him the gang way, evidently seeing the glittering article of preparedness limbered in his right hand. Ben says that he arrived home unmolested. Yet. it is the same story every evening on the dark and side streets of the North side. People returning home are constantly suspecting to he accosted and robbed by one of these unkno't Grangers een tramping tne streets of the North side every evening.

ASKI.VG FOR INCREASE

"VTord was received in East Chicago today that the South Shore Railroad pompany are petitioning the Interstate Commerce Commission for an increase of twenty per cent, in their passenger intra-state rate. The announcement was followed by & dispatch from the capital that Examiner Quevedo, of the

Healing Cream Stops Catarrh Clogged Air Passages Open at Once Nose and Throat Clear.

If your nostrils are clogged and your head ts-uffe-d because of catarrh or a cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply a Iittle of this pure, antiseptic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passage of your head and membranes. Instant relief, i How good it feels. Your nead is clear. Your nostrils ar open. Yju hre-atho freely. No more hawking: or ; snuffling. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffe-1 up. choked up and miserable. lUlief is sure. Adv.

RELIEF BENEFIT The benefit for relief show given last Tuesday night under the auspices of the auspices of the Americanization League at the Ivric theatre netted charity $159.40. The sum was made possible by the Hartley and Sons donating the use of the Lyric theatre and appropriating the picture for the performance. This is one of the first biii moves made by any business m.;n of the city in lending assistance to the cause of relief and charity. '

rAHK BOARD MEETIXU

There will be a regular meeting of the park hoard this evening at the rnrk iiouse, Washington Par'.:. A number of contracts on tbe Improvement o Alder I'aik 1? expected to be nivtrdeil.

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Mrs. Mary Drischman. Mrs. Alice Gerry Griswold, formerly a Baltimore society belle, at one time wife of Melville Patterson, died recently at Atlantic City, N. J., cutting off her daughter, the Countess St. Clair Contubia of Italy, with $500. Mrs. Griswold left the remainder of- her great estate to a Mrs. Mary Drischman, wife of an At'.artic City butcher. The will 13 row being, contested by the daughter.

The E. J. & E. and I. If. Belt rail

roads were ordered to repair their .

crossings on Public Road near Canal street, also on Kennedy avenue where their tracks cross this street near the O. F.' Jordan plant. The Metal and Thermit companv were notified to raise their tracks where they cross at 151st street to con form with the new pavement grade recently laid.

her untiring- efforts. Mrs. McGuan was ably assisted in this undertaking by a coterie of women who worked ardously to make a good showing for their departments, the arlous departments jtnd those in charge beinu as follows: Country Store Alesdames Jas. Dohorty, Evans, O'Donnell, Frank Peters. Comforters and Hugs ilesdarnes Jas. Cavanaugh, Matt Sheean, MaKlnaky. Apron XJooth Riffle, Deltch, Holmes. Fancy Goods .Mesdames Trainor, Glass. Fuller, l.allouf. Children's Wear and Toys Jlesdames Garrett Fagan, Tuitt. Grab Uuk Mesdame Frank Peters. Lunch Misses Helen Galvan, Gertrude and JoBephlne Mulbern. Refreshments Mesdamea Thos. Cotter and L. 1J. Godfrey. The candy booth was conducted by the young ladles in charge of MesdameS Burns and Kllloran. and the wheel of fortune was lti charge of Mrs. Sirlin, assisted by tho men of the Parish. There was dancing for the younger folks, mu-t-ic being furnished by the Repp party and Callahan party, and representatives of each party patronized the affair, there by guaranteeing a successful ending. The Ladles of the Rosary Society wish to announce to the public that the lampograph will be raffled tonight at the bazaar headquarters in the new Burns-Pollock building, S452 Michigan avenue, at 7:45 p. m. and requests will be made thnt all persons interested or holding- chances on some to be present. Mrs. Roy Clark of Grapevine St. is up and around after being confined to her home the past few weeks on account of illness. Miss Leanore Gauthler will be hostess to the members of the L. A. I. Club this evening at her home on Magoun avenue, at which time arrangements will 'be completed, for their Halloween party. Miss Bess Callahan of the First Calumet Bank force is confined to her home In Whiting with an attack of tonsllitisy The Patrol Girls of the Gary Shrine will give a masquerade ball Friday eve-

KOAU1J OF WOHKS At the regular meeting of the froard of works yesterday afternoon a declaratory resolution was adopted by the members of tho board for th' installing of an ornamental street lighting system on Grapevine boulevard and 142nd street. The lighting avstem reaches from Mich'sran to 142ni on Grapevine bouleva; 3. ud from Grapevine to rarrish on 142nd street. The plans and specuicatlons of the Sty engineer for this work wens also approved by the boarl. Ihe final resolution or confirmatory resolution. Is expected to foe approved at the nexs meeting of this board. The board took the final step in establishing a free employment bureau in East Chicago by communicating with the State Employment bureau, advising of the action of the common council In authorizing thf off'ce for Eact Chicago and asking the State to concur in the proce ;i i i.trs of the council by appropriating its portion for maintenance of this office. it is understood that a representative from the State employment bureau was in the city yesterday to receive recommendations for the position as manas?or of the bureau in East Chicago.

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The ladies of the Rosary Society of St. Patrick's Parish wish to thank u.e merchants, their friends, and each and every individual who donated any arti

cle or patronized their bazaar, to help

make the affair such a wonderful success. Mrs. John S. McGuari, General Chairlady. The members of St. Patrick's Parish are rejoicing, over the excellent result of their Church bazair which was held October 13, 11 and !.".. The affair came to a close last Saturday night, and to say ittas a grand success, would he putting It mildly. Through the co-operation of the merchants, business people, candidates, the members and friends of the Parish, and especially the ladies of tbe Rosary Society who worked unceasingly these past few months. the neat sum of $2500 was realized, and the pastor. Rev. Jas. -. Connelly, is exceedingly well pleased. Mrs. John S. McGuan was general chairlady of the affair, and much credit is due her for

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Wassey's Pleating Shop EMBROIDERING, STAMPING, HEM&TJT;iIIG, Dl'TTO.V HOLE. BUTTON COVERING, BRAIDING. ItrCHIXG, FAXCV STITCHING. 91 STATE STREET, PHONE HAM. MONO 446.

Announcing to the public the New Home Theatre, 225 137th t., Indiana Harbor, Ind., will give continuous show 1:30 p. m. Lats show 3 p. m. Every day in the year starting Monday, Oct. 17, 1021. The management. 10-14-12t

CITIENS PARTY MEETINGS. Tuesday night, Kutar's Hall, 151st '. Todd. Wednesday night, Lincoln Hall, 14 3rd and Railroad avenue, Gibson's Store, 138th and Michigan. Thursday night, Columbia Hall, Cal umet. Friday night, "Washington High School, first floor. Saturday, Masonic Temple, Enst Chicago. 10-18-5

Modern "Woodmen reception for visiting neighbors Thursday eve., Oct. 20th, I. O. O. F. Hall. 10-18-3

Dance will b geiven by tho P. H. C, Masonic Hall, Thursday eve., Oct. 20th. Music by Sterling. 10-18-3

nlng, October 28th at Masonic hall. East Chicago. Muslo by Sterling. Anna Dolk, a private nurse, residing on Euclid avs., is 111 of scarlet fever. Mrs. Isaao Mills will be hostess to the Twin City Embroidery Club at her home in Drummond at. "Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday evening, Oct. 12th, ERSt Chicago O. E. S. members will visit Olive Chapter In Gary at the official viait of the grand matron. Those desiring to go by South Shore will leave on the 7:14 train, this is fast time. Mrs. S. M. Joyce of 145th ot.,1 left last night for Pittsburgh, Pa., to viait her daughter, Mrs. U. U- McGuire. She expects to be gone about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Al Neuman of Hemlock ft. motored to Joltet. 111., where they spent the week-end with relatives of Mr. Neuman. The E- X. Cnnines report a very fine trip to IaFayette, Ind., where they spent the week-end with their son. Captain Ralph Canine who was successfully operated on for appendicitis last week and who exects to be able to come home the latter part of this week to recuperate for a few days. The literary department of the East Chicago Woman's Club Is meeting this afternoon with Mrs. Smvell of Beacon st. The study for the afternoon is Vanity Fair. The music section of the East Chicago Woman's Club met last evening at the home of Mrs. H. J. Oilman in Xorthcote ave. Mrs. I.eeter Ottenhelmer, chairman of the section dispensed with all business and turned the meeting over to Miss Florence Catheart, who gave a very fine talk on the operas, giving the utory of Puccini's Orwra LaBobeme. The interpretations were given by Mls Olive June Eacey, who is possessed with a charming voice and her rendering of the various songs were creatly enjoyed. Miss Lacey has Bung before many of the important clubs of Chicago, she is sn experienced church soloist. The numbers given by the pianist Miss Martha Lathrop were well executed. There was a good attendance of the club members, who feel grateful to the department for having brought this splendid trio to the club. The , committee in charge served delicious punch. The Women of Moosehea.rt Eeglon, will give their Second annual ball Saturday evening. Oct. 22. at Masonic Temple. Music by Sterling. There is a called meeting o'f the directors nf the Welfare Association at the Red dross room this evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of making plans for the building they expect to erect in the near future. The r.yal Workers Class. No. 10.

LEARN DK.ESSMAJCINQ Designing and Patternmaking. special evening classes for business girls. Day and evening classes, call or write for terms. VAMiraiNE unsasMAroa COLLEGE fi203 S. Halsted. West Ride 2407 Madison. Sara Patck, Principal.

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If You Want to Buy, Sell or Lease Apply to AARON WARSHAW Real Estate and Insurance 4003 Parrish Avenue Phone Indiana Harbor 1443

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TODAY Hobart Bosworth, Miles Welch and an All-Star Cast in Thos. H. Ince Super Special "THE CUP OF LIFE" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Elaine Hammerstein in "HANDCUFFS OR KISSES" FRIDAY Louise Huff in "DANGEROUS PARADISE" SATURDAY Hazel Dawn in "THE LONE WOLF" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "THE ADVENTURES OF BUFFALO BILL" STARTING SUNDAY Clara Kimball Young in "HUSH"

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of the Methodist church of Indiana Harbor will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Tanny Wilson, 4219 Cary st. The members of Indiana Harbor Woman's Club who are going to the luncheon at Fields tomorrow will meet at the New York Central station at 0:52, standard time, or 10:52 our time. Arrangements have b-en made for tickets for those who do not have family tickets on the train. Tbe Baptist Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas Oething, 4509 Grapevine blvd., Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Haywood asiitant hostess. This la the first of the work meetings. There is a family of four children who are destitute, there are three girls ranging in aga from 5 years to 14 years, and a boy of 16 years, anyone having clothing or material which could bo made up is asked to bring same along. , Th Girls Gymnasium Evening Class will meet Thursday evening, Oct. 20th, in McKlnley gymn-from 7 to 9 o'clock. It is desired all tho girls attend. Word has been received from Julian II. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, that he has been tried and accepted into tho Harvard Glee Club. Mrs. Mary Picknell, mother of Dr. George Blcknell has returned to her home in Indianapolis, after a two weeks visit at the Blcknell home. Mrs. T. A. Jenkins and daughter, Mrs. W. M. Green have returned home from Pittsburgh where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jenkins father, Mr. Harmon Kngehart.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) PHIUI'PI, W. Va., Oct. Acting In tho capacity of a deputy for hr;r father, who is sheTiff of Upshur county. Miss Gladys Zockefoose. aged 13, has just brought Sadie Atkins, a prisoner, to the Barbour county Jail here from Upshur county Jail at 'Buckhannon and turned her over to the sheriff of this county for safe keeping. The prisoner had been making "'booze" and had been sentenced to Jail for the offense. The young deputy was perfect

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sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discovery to others, who took it. with what might be called marvelous success. After years of urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. Weis Drug Company has been a!Hinteri agent for Allenrhu in this vfcinity with the understanding that he will freely return the purchase money on the first two bottles to all who fitate thev received no bneflt any.

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Also BEATRICE MORRELL SEXTET A Study in Royal Blue

SPECIAL! Comet Solo by Frank Seering playing "When You and I Were Young, Maggie"

THREE DAYS COMMENCING THURSDAY 'Too Wise Wives5 A Louis Weber Production A Paramount Picture

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