Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 126, Hammond, Lake County, 16 November 1921 — Page 2

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

AKJIEST OF BIRTH CONTROL LEADERS AT CONVENTION CAUSES NEAR RIOT

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Captain CM in Mason CiiwaM will visit the Tirin Cities on J'riday nin'it ot this wi cl;, Nov. isth. to 1 1 i i- ni.lecture on "The Contagion of Knthusiasm. ' He is be-ins hrouwht to the i-om-raunity by tho M u's Club of th I'm;-. I'resbs t rian church us the opening number of their entei ia in mh nt course C.iptam Cawarii romoa under the it: aptmeut of tho "I'latform Porvicp Bureau" of ChiciisfD u.tni li:'i;hly re ommeruled. We are expecting: somthins worth while, something' that yoi. can't afford to miss?. This evening? the I.oyil 'Wonmns 151tle class of the East Chicaeo Methodist church wiil seri c a cafeteria supper, I'Pjrimtlngr at 6 o'clock in the church dining room. Mrs. Kre.l Hart and Mrs. Charles Smith spent estcrday in Chicaeo. Mr and Mrs. K. W. Wicltoy are fpeml Uig this week i:i Imriana rolls. The Indiana Harbor I'ythian Sisters v ill hold their regular mcetim; tir.s evening in I. O. O. V. f i all. All members are requested to Me present as there is hu sines of importance to be transacted. Kire. Chief Charles Smith is attendinr the State l'ire Marshals convention in Indianapolis, this a.!t. Theie will be an illustrated lecture on the life of lU-n Hur, this evening at the United Presbyterian church at 7:30 o'clock. Admission is free. Kverybouv is Invited to attend.

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day. The "Ladies' Aid of the Swedish church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Wail. 110.3 licacon street. Mrs. Chttty of 5514 Fir street. 11 confined to her h'-nie with an a".tac'i of the grip. Mr. ileorere K. Dow-nin's sister from Seattle. Wash., is visiting at th 1'ownjntr home. Last evening Indiana. Harbor Kf.st em Star chapter held its first past mi trons and pntrons jtieht with Mrs I.ydia Hiltv artinjc as worthy matrnr One candidate was initiated in a ver"

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31is Mary Winsor. left, and Mrs. AlarRaret Sanr. ntiotottraphed outside t!ic courthouse after being booked by the police. The arrest ut Mrs. Margaret Sanper and Miss Mary Wir.For. principal speakers at a convention of advocates of birth control in New York started a riotous demonstration by the audience. Men and women in the hail hooted and jeered the police and formed a parade to the po!i-e station when the leaders were taken there to ocked. Mrs. Sanger p; notpd a? pt. j.ithor oii biitn control. Alias Wmsor is a militant EU.liulit ilulli lligiUlid.

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by eveninp. The number or i.ermans nd AustriBiis in the crowd was un

usually lartre. Many of them bad lived in this country twenty, thirty and

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second papers. All had been votinp on

lirst papers until the elections this fall.

'"Have you voted every time you hnd

a chanee?" was one of the stock ques

tions of the examiner. They alwas

answered "Yes." The official did not

press the matter further to see if the chances came oftener than once in a day.

GREAT BILL AT F CHESTER SHOW

h,; has a family, is locked in Central polieo station as a su.pici;,u..4 person. Complaints ifo-m residents alon Sohl street early last evening :ient riornmers info ih- ni'lvhimi hood looking fc-r a man who wh ieeii pt pin into windows, trying r ;ir doms and othtrwlse aetiiiK stranily. KeinineiH came upon trie man at. Sohl and Fayette, streets. n,. challenged Itlm. The man started tu run. Sommera fired three times into the atr and tvviOtt at the man. The lat Bhot whistling perilously eToe to his head made the fnmitive halt. "What are you'deins?" asked Rummers. "liuntlni; for a cirl whose address I have lost hut whom I want to fe badly," replied Jiryan, r?vealin his idintity, nativity and personal history. Otto KcppU in. 721 Waller street, and I!, otlo, 7!,i Sohl street, will appear in pofiee court when I'.ryan is arraigned to identify him as the prowler who disturbed the soinnobiit neighborhood.

ceived pronto would indicate. In short Willie awoke with his coat tails in flames. He tore rmtdly from the basement of the building at 250 State street and hurtled down til mreot a living- meteor. A few moments later fire ermines from Hammond Central fire MtaUon arived. The tire enters quenched the flames and soutiit in vain for Willie. The loss wan slight. The buildinar is owned by the Throop Realty Co.

Particular About Cigars. One London dealer mHnufiietnr9 8M keps cigars specially for certain distinguished men. They each hv their own brand, minted sftpr thna.

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LIGHTED CIGARET, THEN FIREMEN Tossing a lighter tdstaret butt nonchalantly to one side as he roiled over for another nan Weary Willie, late, of Crand Forks, North Dakota, curled into a comfortable ball and proceeded to lumber.

j Wiili.. was dreaming -hut. not of the I place a sn le-otu'cious warning he re-

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impressive manner after which e

were visitors from Kast Cblcaao and Chicaso, who made short talks as d: all the past matrons and patrons " Indiana Harbor chapter. During the social hour a delicious two course lunch was served. The United rresbyterlnn I.adiei Ai v. ill meet Thursday afternoon at two

neb i o'clock at the home of Mrs. I harlf"

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t.asl. matron was presented witn a P.-a-1 n'oi.

Itt'ftil IxKiuet of chrysanthemums. Tnre I w ill assist th.j hostess.

Fast Chicf-Ro Kastern Star will hoi'

! their regular meetin? Iiursuay eveni..,.

There will be Initiation and lunch. Al members who have not been called on for fruit for the Masonic Home wil' please brim? same to this meeting-, as the boxes will lie packed Friday.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

The show to be eriven by the Oath- i i.mm, i,p,p;ni. miirjwu'in igfnt r.Hn nriter of Foresters at the farthen- l'J '' .

on theatre Thursday rimht promises to j draw a capacity house. The proa ram . follows: j k

Overture, i'arth.ennn orenestra. News reel and comedy. Organ Solo, Al Meldurard. Ciasoical and in terpi f t i ve dancinst by the pupils of Miss Marion Me.!eer and Miss enevieve (lautliier with Mrs. Ed. Murden at the piano. Sons" and chatter by Vincent Pells and Oeorpre Fodor of Whitin.?. Cartoons, Art Kn.icrzT. Dances-, Marion McAber and Genevieve Jaut.hier. Ceilo solo, Uwrencf Hindi. Vocal, T. Oliver Chapeau of the Panlist Choir. Comedy Sketch, "Hebe's Position" by Frank Unicrman and I.eo Kruerleton. Tickets are on sale at Sotmner's llecreation Parlor and the George Kussniaui ciE.-ar store at ct-nts apiece, plus war tax.

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Wassey's Pleating Shop EMUHOimmiNG, STAJIPISO, hemstitching. IllTTOS HOI E. BUTTON tOVEKlUG, nK.VIIJI f3. HI CUING, FACr STITCHING. 01 STATE STItFKT, PHONB UA5J3IONU 440.

Kschenbach's home-mads Potato Chips. Fiesh every diy. We deliver to yoiir home. Kschenbach's Pakery.

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HANK IS HFT.n IP W. H. Johnson, paying- teller at the Citizen's Trust and Sa vines Pack of Indiana Harbor, was held up last evening by two young- bandits and robbed of jl?.

Mr. Johnson .-'ays he left the bank abo rt 6:40 and was on his way to the New York Central depot to catch a train for chicaeo. and when -within a

few hundred yards of the railroad sta-! lion two weather-wise chaps shoved tr!itterinr instruments into hiu ribs and commanded his silence. ' It is presumed that the two robbers' were o' the opinion John son would j carry a latere amount of money from! the Kast Chicaeo bank to a Chica?. depository. John poo says that the two robbers became vexed and registered! surprise when they were only able to I locate more than $12 on his person. ! Mr. Johnsoh lives at !' v'l Avenue

H, South Chicago.

LAFAYETTE FAN LGOKIHG FOR GIRL Police officer "Skinno" Sommers had occasion to nse bis revolver last nijrht. This morning: C. It . biyan who says he hales from Hafayette, Ind.. where

The nine Inch mill at the Interstate Fron antl Steel comnany resumed work this morning-. The sixteen inch mill will commence work tomorrow.

TONSI LITIS

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Ovet 17 Million Jars Used Yearlu

ARE YOU BILIOUS? Keep Well By Taking This Adrice: South P.end, I nd. " liv i since 1 was a boy I have taken Ir. Pierce's Pleassn Pellets for my liver and eon-I-1or them the very best, liver pill I have ever taken. For const irntion. bilious attacks or for slues'ish or inactive

liver, the Pleasant , 1'elb-t have no ; ...f.l Thev keen one's system in a !

peifeitly healthy condition. They are veiy effective but mild, never cuiisitu,- distress. always keep them in the home for use when need -d, and consider them a very rs-'ntial family medicine." Wm. D. Maiquess, 1212 S. Carroll St. Constipation Is at th root of mast ailments Ton can avoid half the ills in life by obtaining IT. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets from your druist for 1r. , d v. rt seme n t .

HOMF. m Ilfil.AHiy.F.D The home of Antolne Povlch, of 433 Vernon lavenne, Kast CIiUcheo, whs burglarized early this morninsr. The loss of $125 and ari Klsin watch was reported by W. C. Stwta, upon arising tliis a. m.

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RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS UEAP NOISES. Simply Unb it fttck of the Ears and Insert in Nort.rils. FrcMofsnc.jt and list of druimisw on twrnk V 0. IE8S.W0, lr-8,-70 5tn kn . 1. City

Beginning Monday Morning November 21ft Bear Brand Yarn DEMONSTRATION MRS. BUCHER, demonstrating and teaching the making of all articles made of the Famous Bear Brand Yarn, will be at the Lion Store Monday morning, November 21, for two weeks only.

SAUFMAHM & WOLF rUKHOW.Itil

AUDITORIUM MAX 1ELFE.R. Prop. 7 Calumet Are. Phone Ham 1931 TONIGHT Elaine Hammefstein in "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS" Also "Bold Bad Pirate and Seekers"

BLIOU TODAY Eva Novak in "THE SMART SET Also George Larkin in "Raiders of the North"

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137th AND CEDAR STREETS INDIANA HARBOR Is there a Baby in Your Home? Let the baty have its own savings account. A deposit of $1 or more will get a savings account for anyone at this strong bank. There's a lot of pleasure in watching the baby's bark account grow. And some day that money may mean more to the little one than you can possibly realize now. Why not have a bank account for your baby? Some parents get a bank account for the baby because they start it themselves. Others because the bank account comes as a gift (the next time you want to make a new baby a present, get it a savings account at this bank by depositing $1 or more in the baby's name.) Once the baby has a bank book there will be less tendency to needlessly spend this dime or that quarter. Rather you will set it aside to be deposited' in baby's bank account. Give the baby a chance with one of our bank books.

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Kast Chicaeo climbed up a notch in importance today when one of the applicants for full citizenship in Koom 2 of the Hammond superior court made it the first city of the state. joe Bufenorskl had fnade fair headway in answering- questions put to him by the examiner. He knew Hnrdiner was president and that "Washington was the capital. "Where do they make the laws for Indiana?'' he asked. "East Chicaeo," replied Joe promptly, swelling with pride at the opportunity to render patriotic homage to his home city. From there on Joe was no Rood. He was told to come; back in March. Another question Which stumped several applicants and also caused blank looks to come over the faces of many old timers around the court reorn was:

"Who Is lieutenant-governor of In-i diana?" Not a man could answer it tuil the examiner decided finally to lay off of the euestfori or there would be a shortage of new citizens. Several lav yers could be s'en lurrying away in search of information. Naturalisation matters continued

heavy in the court today but it was ' thought the prist could be cleaned up

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TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY The Sensai'onal Picture of the Year "SOME WILD OATS" For Men Only For Women Only SHOW STARTS: 2:00 and 3:45 P. M. and 7:00 and 8:45 P. M. Tonight, Men Only Thursday Matinee, Women Only Thursday Evening, Men Only Friday, Women Only, at Both Matinee and Night Performances

tDR. JAS. F. BARRY of New York City will lecture at every perf orm-

MINE BOSS SAYS HE WAS HELPLESS Arizona Man Was Simply Down and Out and Could Not Even Move Himself . Feels Fine Now. Harry K. Scott, a well known mine boss, whose address is I'.oS 6S3, Tomb, stone. Arizona, writes: "I wfts down ad out nearly all the time with rheumatism and finally &ot to where I couldn't move, even to feed myself. My wife thousrht t would never el well apaln. and she knew my condition better thnn anyone else. "I was absolutely helpless when mv wife started Ktvirift me Tanlac and in four days I ate a. hearty meal for the

first time in mtny months. laniae put me on my feet and I'm Dick on the job working; hard. and feeling Just fine. I pained eighteen pounds in weght, too. Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Dru Store and by leading druggists. Adv,

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THEATRE TODAY AND T0M0RP0W EUGENE O'BRIEN in "Clay Dollars" Pathe News and Pollard Comedy FRIDAY and SATURDAY Hoot Gibson in "ACTION" SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" With an All-Star Cast MONDAY AND TUESDAY Second Episode of "WINNERS OF THE WEST" COMING NOV. 27th For One Week "OVER THE HILL"

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"The Faith Healer

ALSO SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION COSIA & VERDI In a Real Musical Divertissment "AL" MELDGARD at Grande Organ Playing "TRAUMERIE" TOMORROW EVENING One Show Only at 8: 15 P. M. HIGH CLASS ENTERTAINMENT AUSPICES OF C. 0. F. 8 Big Vaudeville Acts and Pictwe FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. 18:19 Cortnne Griffith in "THE SINGLE TRACK" Larry Semon (King of Fun) in "The Bell Hop" Orchestra Grande Organ Parthenon Presentations

First Calumet Trust and Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA A Warning For Property Owners Aetna-ize

The automobile has produced a new type of bandit, giving access to remote localities and the means of a quick getaway. Evry property owner should carry Aetna Burglary Insurance as a sure means of protecting himself from financial loss resulting from this form of criminal activity. For information and fates, visit this Bank, or phone East Chicago 950.

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