Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1921 — Page 2

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TIfE TIMES Tuesday. Xovember 29, 1921.

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Satisfied smoker g-iv preference o the now StesUsjc Booster cigar. Th r:.iik with that velvet UlU. Try ir.c voaay. 9-13

Kt SaJc 6 rooms of furniture anil ri u 1 rm:t U at once. choa.p: l'-ayinc y:y. Haxry Miller, 4228 Northolf uvo., r.ajit Chicago. 11-26-3

Jar you tried the new Starling Boo.-u-r cir? If not why not? 9-11

v i'.; b a da.nce at the Kilts' :-. "V. lnOay evening. Nov. E'. eiyjody corns. committee.

cm rr.. Ar.iiurU stockholders im-tlntr of ILTor Coil Spring: Compmy, will bStturlay, Dec. 10th. ISM at :C0 o'clock p- m. In room 213 Oalunii-t UuiMieg', Etist Chlcaero, Inl., for the election of officers and other business. W. P3. ROP!, Sfccrotary. Nv. S. Deo. 2-6-8-9

Memoriam

I. MKMlMRJAl. Ponnvaii. Cajter B. In fond nJ Irvine r m -ni lwi.mc of our dear h J8bAod, son nd brother. trtio died one year aso today. Not. S9. H Jittle thougli when leaving: home f hi. li would inVsr return. VJ-st J&at-h so soon would part n - Vrnl leave xm here to mourn. CVuM he but raise ,hla dyln head To bid tia a last fare-well. Tho !)! would not have heen o Hard On n who loved him o well. Loving- "Wife, Motives-. Fathr. BrotJirs and dieters. 11-29-1

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

MIUWKD (i(K)ll TASTB I'olicf of Ka-st ChiciiKo are hunting a little man wvat lnK :i new nv rrnat. . The little man last niht broke into the store of Zimmerman Kahn. 3426 Michigan avonuo, Indiana Harbor. Ho took nothing but the overcoat. It wa-s the smallest coat in the jttore. Hut ht eJiowra good ta?te, say theowners. He picked out an expensive garment.

I holtlor at their local plant thut Is said j to be one of the largest holJtrs of its

kind in the wurldThe holder will he 170 feet high and 60 feet in diameter with a capacity of "0,000.000 ou'bic feet, constructed with three sectional containers. An eiual sized holder of tliis company Htandu at 33t.h and Ctawford avenuea. Chicago. In an interview with V. K. Hiss, superintendent m' the East Chicago plant, it was learned that work on the foundation of th new holder had -started, and It was the opinion of this official that construction wiiuld be completed within eight month. Tlie Ivoj.psis company of Pittsburg1! are contractors on this Job. The excertj pas from th coke ovens of the Steel and Tube Company of America will be received In tills Kas holder to MipiVy the IndUftrlnl districts and the residential communities of the Calumet refrion.

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News Notes

irm;Kii ni;iiitTi-u Reports are current in the Calumet region of a proposed merger of the Keith Hallway Equipment company o: Hammond and the vJeneral American Tank Car Corporation at East Ciicaero. The rumor is that the Keith Kailway Equipment plant would be turned entirely over to tank -car building- and the tteneral American Tank Car plant would handle the construction of car equipment. In detail the report says that a third company is involved in this proposed merger.

CMXT GAS JIOLIRIt Th? Indiana Hy-Producta Gas company of East Chicago, a subsidiary, of thei People's Gas Li?ht and Coke Company of Chicago. arP constructing: a eas

UR loaf of bread It just , the kind that belongs on your tabic. It always is the same pleasing quality . you should remind your . r -H-.er that it is the bread you :,d and wanL

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MAY lJlf.I'OItT TH KM Immigrant Inspectors from Chicacro will Hie In Gary today, it was learned from local .authorities, to examine the ca.sea of StfAe Pankovich, 2544 Monroe street. Gary, and liamninn CosmcIT, of 3450 Guthrie itrefet. Indiana Harbor, for deporting. These two men were are.-rted in on I. YV. AV. raid last Sunday in Indiana Harbor as ring- lenders of the I. YV. YV. radical organization and "Wobbly" agitators conducting a movement to overthrow the government. During- a srillins of these two men Chief of Police Edward OU-nnc-ll. it was learned that neither had th-lr first citizen's papers and had no intentions of becoming American citizens, but came to this country for thu express-d purpose of sponsoring a Bol.-lievik movement and re-volution.

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The Klka Memorial service will be held next Sunday evening in the Congregational church at 8 o'clock. The address will be delivered by Everett Jennings, of Chicago. The eulogy will be k i ven by Jude 1 1. M. Cohen. There will be music by a male quartet and a cello and flute, duet by Mrs. Rosalie Sallleld and Miss Birdie George, accompanied by Mi.ss Itosalle Salfeld. Jlri. YVilliam Street of the Inland subdivision, has been Aery til with rneumrnia for the pest ten days. She has had the constant care of a trained tiurn' and her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. Ed. IVinovan, who was operated on four wicLh ago at St. Margaret's hosPH.U. was able to be brought home yeBte iday. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church will hold their regular monthly business meeting and social YVednesday afternoon in the church parlor. 'As this is the annual election of officers, it Is

requested all members make an effort to attend. Mrs. U D. Williams will be hostess to the members of the Reciprocity club at her home on Beacon street Thursday afternoon. Mies I"ern Celt left last night foi tier home in Huffalo, Indiana, after a two weeks visit with her friend, Miss Florence KJeinma of South BaTtng acnue. Mrs. John McN'ab of 4725 Olcott ave. entertained at a I'edi-u party the latter part of last week. Those winning prizes were Mrs. DrunkamiHer. ladles first, Mrs. Hoffman, booby. Gents first, Mr. Gross, and booby, Mr. McLaughlin. The hostess served light refreshments. Joe Tant. son of Mr. and Mrs. II YY. Yant. of Aldis avenue, was a dele-

Vita over the week end at the MldYVest Editors conference which waa

held at tka University of Wisconsin in Madison. The special day entertainment committee of the Indiana Harbor First Me

thodist Episcopal church under the su- i

pervislon of Miss Rlchcreek. met last evening and formed plans for their annual Christmas pageant, which will be given Wednesday evening, Dec. 21st. Mrs. Marie- McKenna, of Hits street and Baring avenue Is making some extensive repairs on her house, having 11 moved to the west side of the lot and a foundation and basement put under.

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Mr. and Mrs. Art Klein of Chicago, spent Sunday here with relatives. Miss Rosa Ludwig of Chicago visited a few days here with her sister Mrs Frank Dlnes. John J.Q Maglnot left Monday morning for Louisville, Ky.. to Join his wife who has been at the 'home f her folks for several months. Thty Intend to make Louisville, Ky., their future home. Miss Florence Kellman of Englewoo. visited Sunday here with her mother. Mrs. Peter Huth was a South Chicago visitor on Monday.

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