Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 147, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1921 — Page 2

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TinW m T(Mi:s 'i-'.-v. Dp ember 12, 1021.

LIVE NEWS FROM THE tv.w cities

Harry Deader la of 152y Washington street Gary, whi.e driving on .,:no aAinue tmvaiiis Caiy, was hi ui an :n 1 lobbed of $iti by two young men. When reporting the n l.'jfr.v to the In

diana (iarbur police station, Mr. Des t-ileria said that tin- hoid-uu m n hud turned their automobile around and drove In the direction of Gary.

EX-SLAVE STILL LOYAL TO OLD MASTER

K.N'tM KEU OFF CAR While hanging on the side of a ninvirg automobi ie, S'.aiiley (ianjun, e'.'15 Carey street. Indiana Harbor, was bit and knocked off of his oir by .in' ib.r

machine driving: In the opposite ,i

reetion receiving many bi;;.s -. Fatling to i 'if pavement in !u ; .v. . tb two machine.-, young (..:; .;. vva .-r-lo'Jsiy injured. T.v Koi u . :.r ii.at hit Gartens d!i not stop. BKI.OMiS TO i :;IKM Joseph ('.lira, 5033 Forsyth avenue. East Chica.g. contends tha' the no.nnhine still found in his bus. :n. n! belorgs to a f rii n! and that he had taken the precious liquid mixture as security on a debt. After his moonshine hardware had fcesn confiscated and he had been I'Ut

under arrest by off Veers ivtrn ana Kiicken, Gura told this little "white I lie." :

Gu;-a was $1,000 bond.

released from jail on a

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Indiana Harbor lastein Star will hold their regular meeting and an- , i ual lection of o i fi i Vuenday even- j

i in at 8 o cluck sharp.

Mr. and Mi. I. I). Weirich of Grajievlne Ixml. v:i rd, ri'ceied wind yestcray of the death of a cousin in Albiou. Inil. tr. Weirc'b b ft ibis mornto iittenri the funeral. The Cbrj;,; h.ir b if Indiana fnrbor 'ire havitii; I' va ti -,f j ist I'.'-v V. ny-b-r, vho will j ive course of ten lire;, the S'll- iiMt 01' -.'.''iicb 'vill be The Old Co'-eoam and tie. New." 'beisf will b' i.i'.n on Wednesday veninu, the tirst to be Kiven Wedneg- ! day i-Vi ninj-, 1'ec. 14. Tlvse lectures i . ill In- well A'l.rth h'Hrlnrf and it is op' d there will bp a kooiI attendance. 1

!' The literary department of the F,ast 1 Chi -ago Woman's club vill meet' Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. , I A. A. It os. 315 nr.th stree t. The 1

istiuty will he "Vanity Fair."

The Kast Chicago I'ytbian Sisters will hold tbeir regular nvetlnif this evening. I'tis'ness of imio, ttance will ii transMcte 1.

KU l A It II I A(K I ICESi:S Max A. Wilson, DanvWle, licrriice A

J iill, Gury- James J. Bivrtizal, Ham j inond, Velma I. Hunt. Hammond; Korj ett W. Perrin. f'eoria, Iaura Q. Hale ; ariiniond: Joseph Inn Kipp Indiana I Marbor, Marsnret M. Hatt, Indiana 1 i irbor; Vabb ; uar Krink. Miller. Helj . n V. Kelson, Miil r; Hinion Benjamin 'ary, F ;1 r: ml i a. I a id Shahboz liaty: lobert I. Gary. Guy, C.lrtrude Johnoil, Gary: liwrence Jl. Daily, Gary

lazel U I'aike", ilobart, Ind.

MEMBERS ARRIVE FOR SESSION (Continued from Page One)

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CHOUGH RFA UK I Udll'.S IT1)

George Kender 2:''Z ir;7tii tiana Harber, a supposed d for Gura' product was ; n

fesion of a quantity o: the

moonshine and arrestee!. Th

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T-.. r-f the mo 1 :rtercsti!if trvtv vftjin. at .!iiit.:nif;;-jti. Tot t- ( ; t of 'he 'lioys of '01," '!.J Ui,.who has rcvii.it. .vl itn Ij: niaotr .

1 :s at the reunion of the Confed-rij.-entiy wtro IMtrick lhernart. Sieve" El,Th,i.-t. former slave, i r aiiice the war ouuea.

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er was released on a $1,010 bond.

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TwirTcity 1

. . m'.ier in t) tc tattjht by ."i.e.had to ;ot;:c I,ot h.ive been t'e ba p;- and the v ven sot; e or' the

i;d and fourth .'e.t The , r ii.ethei s re. t .ver.. boil y ork 'vent rlsht mothers and

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Ii -node' if ter tl

lliers attertii ted to i arti-,pa.j In the ork, that their chib'ren were doirur nd to their s :rii ise found it was in f o easy doir.p as eAfnir, and finally nne to the (orrli:ipi that with the uodern method tlvnsts 'vftv much bet-

an in their s-hool days.

CK TO SCHOOL VEEiC AT MASKS When the los and girls of Marks rseelved not ce from Supt. E. X. Canine) that i.'.mei i an edu. alion wee vould be celeb at d by e ei . child dhis very best a:;d r t .r par

ents to be invite ! to . t efforts, they in eCo.. :-e to mass artl-te- it. , it, : e,,.. their best efforts ic i, r:ci. .i;

vvritirg. As a rtsuli. fd the first and seceei

oarer.ts .-.-.uies in id ::boi,t

their work Ivir;,: d "1 vis.t.Jiss the

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For the Second Time Fort Wayne Woman is Saved From Serious Trouble.

The V. C. T. T. of the Calumet dis

trict met last Monday a"teincov at the First Iv-irt rt rh.irch. I'ast ' h ' -a .;-. After a s;-ir'tual devction. eond.i ted by ".Trs. "V. I.. Ani-rs.:" the pre ideat. ''rs l.aura Wan';:i c;:.r.e forv i'r! and :. ., e y eveller.t va- outl.ue-i the ' :! .--s called op re;.-,t... r.:x b '.p.'ft.Mt h .i a ."rlt-ndel i-U'",t and ' ii" 't 'on a t. .in.r . .1 i.cv l:"e -in-ier il . r- ,.ert le:.d--rh:i- if its ju'es'dent. Mi-. Lira V. ,i.. a The U. T. I., and Vii ii;' I eo pie's bran -h are doinp: a "-! lendid work Thy M ere entertained lat Fr'.lv eve-.'nr at the home of Mrs. C. Krusrir. Vernon ave. Great were the sei-vl-es nt the Pirt Mapt'.Pt church Sunday, Dec. 11th. the pastor. Rev. W. V. Frazier bad just returned from Cleveland. O., where he went to attend a ministers.! meeting

called by the Home Mission

c:r r.nnual bat r and -. . Ciena sup1 -er Friday, Je. I'Jfh. 1 he bazaar will ein at 1 uYl c;v p. in. and the sup- ; er at 5:30. There w ill be the dif.erent booths where you will find the i hristina.- (.itts of all kinds, the aprcn booth, fancy booth, towel booth, parel pst and candy booth will all be. there. A surprise party was civen Saturday evening in honor of Mrs. Andrew Uooney at her home, 4121Parish ave. Jirs. Uooney had pone to Hammond to shop and on her return found a number of quests to Rieet her, with the table all set aid deei.rated with ut llov.ers and a live course dinner ready to sit do vn too, which without saying, all enjood. A beautiful trr. as j re, ented to ,Vrs. lamney. Ther er ; ;-: sis from Ilammon,!. lfo's and ' ia it . C in. ; k -M mid. Isht all .leparte.i for their .lifetert. hrtiica aitr hav.n.if .si.ei.l a dellKhtiul eveningr. The Home and K lucational D partinent of the Indiana Harbor Woman's club will cut- rtain the entire club at a Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at .Catherine Housa. It is hoped all club mei.ibers will make a special eficrt to attend and help make thi party a success.

HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS

Harry Capian vs. Kiibin Feinb rg et al, Is a suit to quiet title filed by Attorney G. C. White.

Ora V. Highland Is siting Mary and William Fabian, et al. to foreclose a mechanic' lien tnncijrh Attorneys .bach, Gavit, Stinson and Gavit. Suit to collect on a pi ouils-ry n--i taa be filed by Al, : T pol smy: .;Tainst Alex t.habe. er a!. Ibach lavlt, ft5ol and Gavit are r. p e. etit ntfj the plaintiff.

It is well known that the membeis, of the G. A. it. desire to have a law enacted which will prevent the construction of high buildings around the soldiers' and Sailors' Monument. The Veterans of Foreign Wars also hav a bonus bill prepared call inn; for paymeats to soldiers of the world wa; amounting to JT.fo.O.OOn. Another measure is prepared providing' for the legalisation ol services processions over the telephone. This Is Intended to permit of summoning witnesses and the like over the telephone.

There is another bill providing for

the reduction of the limitation on county unit road indebtednehs to 1 percent of the assessed value of the property of the county and the reduc

tion of three mile road indebtedness

from 4 to 2 per cent. A bill, intended to benefit farmers, is prepared which would permit of the Rlvinp of thirty, sixty and ninety day notes for the pay-

j ment of taxes. The notes would h-ar I interest at S per cent. This would permit of the payinK of taxta after the i leual dates in May and November withi out the exaction of delinquent fees. 1 It is proposed to reduce the legal jminumum salary for school teachers, j in a bill which has been prepared. The I n.inUmum is now. $S00.

atced by Walter Hlley of Kast ChicKao. During the last week there has not been any development In the camp of Albeit J. Ueveridnet who is regarded is a likely apjKment of Senator New. Friends of Mr. Ueverldee are jrcttintr .ome what uneasy at his reticence In he matter of his candidacy. The statements of Democratic leadrs to the effect that they are not seekng party honors next year is being eceived with a threat deal of amusement of political circles. The last

meeting of the Democratic state lommlttee is being referred to as a "refusal session." Benjamin Bosse, state chairman, refused to be chairman again. Thomas TaKgart refused to run for the senate or any other office and Samuel M Kalston, former governor also refused. Dr. Carleton B. McCullooh, who ran for Governor last year said he had his "dream" and he did not want to "dream" any more, meaning that he would not ascalrr seek a nomination.

William Hi rmt'ton na hrou? ljrelnst Ku s-11 It berts t M'"V es-ion of an .lu'oitulnl". E. O. s attorney f r lb rringlor.

"Tanlae has come to my rescue for a second time and I am more stronRly o-nvinced" than ever that it s the best and grandest medicine In the world, said Mrs. C. E. C'ap'nam, 1643 Howell St.. Fort Wayne, lid. "Five years a to this medicine reliev- : ed me of rheumatism and I haven't had a touch of it since. A short tim-; aqo i

when I began to feel run down and 'Tuesday with

The Bible Class of the Christian church will hold Its monthly social

Board of . n,i annual election of officers FHilnv

Kew Tork. He brlnKs back the. new? evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church of a great meeting arid much good was parlor. accomplished for the denomination. . liev. J.. A. Ha trie H. of Chicago, pna h-' The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal ed a wonderful sermon at the morning , church of the Good Shepherd, will services. The attendance wsf4 good ' h'-,ld their annual bazaar Tuesday, Wednesday evening. Ti.'O will be preach 1 evening. Dec. 13th, beginning at 1! 'ng and baptising. Kvervbodv web ome. o cl0t k a- m- There will be fancy arI'astor Frazic is the man of the hour. , ti( les of a" kinds anrl Plenty of home

the job at fverv place, and '"'"u pouos. i ne cnurcn is located

just north ot the H. & O. C. T. tracks j on iiariug avenue.

The Xo Name Club v 11 rret this week '

This is only a sample of the flood of

:l si.l t bills which will be thrown into the

r p' - : hopper if the leaders permit of the in-t-proat troduction of any measures other than the one bill and an appropriation meas-

" i tire to care for the expenses of the Foreclosure of a mirtpaae is aske-i special sess'on. n the suit fiiei y th r3in:t H it- j In reference to thfl possibility of a 'or Lumber & C al Co ag i st Wiinan. ; caucus of members of the senate, utty. ft al, ihrough Aitomty W. B. j Ieut. Gov. JJranch said: '.'an Home. "I suppose there will be a caucus, , but I ee no need of it. There is no The Illinois Interior Fnlsh Co. ha ; doubt of the sentiment of the members lied suit to foreclose a mechanic' ; They realise that if the bars are thrown Hen against Theo Pvchocki. et al. : down there will be a flood of bills." hrough Attorneys Sheerer & White. I Lieutenant Governor Branch will re'turn to indliinannliw !rrct5nr tr m.b.

arrangements for the session.

During his stay in Indianapolis Senator New. who returned to Washington Thursday, made a great deal of progress In completing plans for the forrr.at'on of his organization for re-nomination. He. has such able assistants as John

I W. McCardlc. chairman of the public 'service commission, who will be associated with Fred I King of Wabash 1 in the management of the state camnairrn. Harry Hogan of Fort Yayne. Twelfth district chairman recognized

Attorrey 'W. J. .Moiray has filed sul' in mechan'r's 11' n for the Wnshingtor '.umber R. Coal company against Turnry. e a,l

Crovm Foiiit

TilI A C TO F?W?C

We just received a CAR LOAD and they are selling like hot cakes because we are almost giving them away. PRICES WHILE TKEY LAST

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HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Chicago Produce Co. State and Oakley Phone, 1696 FREE DELIVERY

The annual election of the Eastern Star was held at the Masonic Temp! rrMv nia-br and the following

ffhers will have charKe of the work s one of the most 'e and progres

during 1922:

Hilde-

i i e is on

the First Baptist church is taking on new l'fe.

"iss Tda Philips on Bea-

w as restless an dcouldn't sleep and felt that I needed something to build me up. my thoughts at once turned to Tanlac. "Again the results have been simply remarkable and I have a splendid uppetite now, never feel a touch of indigestion and sleep all night long like a child. Tanlac is my stand-by." Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading i rtTsrjrists. Ad v ,

con ?t. Plans will Tic d'sctised for the Chrstmas party at h1eh the husbands are entertained, also for the Christmas basket which will be sent to a family of niTie. -

The Ladies' Md of the Christian church will hold a Christmas party at the home of Mrs Fulmer, 141th a 1 Ivv st., Thursday afternoon at 2:V). o'clock. The Ladies Soc ial Union of the East Chicago 'Methodist church will hold

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EAST" !I3IA?I, IflWIANA. Capital and Surplus, $150,CGC.OO

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It is Kif !y advantageous to have a tidy sivlngs account in a strong nat.onal bank like this one. No matter what happens 'lines.?, loss cf work, or slowing cLvvn of industries a kept-up bank account here will tide you over. Save all you can. Your morey in this bank is SAFE the U. S. Government supervises this national tank. Perhaps you can put $5 or even $10 more in vour savings account here this coming pay cLy if y.u haven't an account at t! is bank a deposit oi lj! or more will make you one of our depositors.

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The Lady Elks will meet Tuesday

evening, with -Mrs. Steve Genevlve in the- Harrod apartments. The Knights of Pythias and Bythian Sisters entertained at u pound social i Saturday evening, the affair being givj en to collect food to be given to the needy families of this city. There was

a nice lot of donations, which a committee will see gets to the proper persons. There was a very tine program rendered: I'iano solo. Miss Ethel Larson; reading. Miss Anna Bernstein; vocal solo and comedy, Mr. Shaw; solo dances, Bernfce and Rose Matthews and cornet solo, Keese Lloyd. These numbers were greatly enjoyed. The remainder of the evening was spent play Ing pedro, those winning the prizes were Miss Ruth McCluskey, first, and Mrs. J. Kirk Spencer, booby, after which light refreshments were served. W. D. Irish was chairman of the evening.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Matron Mrs. Delia Houk. Patron Dr. Houk. Associate Matron Mrs. Aui?.

brandt. Conductress Mrs.. Tlllie Demmon. Associate Conductress Mrs. Liuda ilentges. Secretary Mrs. Jennie Parry. Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport and on of Chicago were the guests' of Mr. ind Mrs. William Whitaker on SunJay. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dinwiddle at

tended grand optra in Chicago

Friday night hearing Mary Gordon in "armen at the Auditorium. j Mrsdames Otto Flfield, C. D. Roo' and H. L. Wheaton attended a ristricmeeting of the League of Women Vot ers held at Rensselaer, the .home of Mrs. Ross, the district chairman on

Friday. Mrs. Jennie Tice sient Sunday in Chicago with her daughter, Mrs. Ger aid Black. George Osman and Ernest Kuntz o Gary, were with friends in Crown Point on Sunday. Miss Edna Benjamin who has charge of the entertainment -of the inmates of the Kankakee hospital for the Insane at Kankakee spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Mary Benjamin. Miss Frances Grimmer is spending this week in Chicago with friends. The condition of Frank F. Hei.ghway County Supt. of Schools, is very muc'

i improved and he Is gaining rapidly

Dr. Iddings, the' physician fn attendance being greatly encouraged by hi rapid recovery. He Is. rrnw able t "en friends.

"ive Republican leaders in the state. will take an active part in the sena

tor's campaign. In the third district l Senator Oscar Ratts will be an able ! lieutenant of the senator. It Is likely I that P. O. Small will direct the sena

tors campaign In the thirteenth district. John Moorman of Knox will also be an active Thirteenth district man for the senator. In the tenth district it is likely that Lawrence Lyons, director of the state highway commission and Tenth district chairman, will be active for the senator as manager of the southern part of the district Tk.

'at I northern part will nrobablv he man.

DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Alice Brady in TITTLE ITALY" Also "Winners of the West" And Pathe News WEDNESDAY AND

THURSDAY Marie Prevost in "NOBODY'S FOOL" FRIDAY Frank Mayo in 'DR. JIM"

weet . Shop

Hartley Taeatre Bldg.

East Chicago, Ind. Pjices Cot in Soda Fountain Drinks 33V3 Sundaes, lO'c Sodas, 1 Oc Coco-Cola, Sc Malted Milk, 15c

ALL FANCY ICE CREAM DISHES Special Prices on Christmas Candy Fancy Box Candy Place Open From 9 A. M. to 1 A. M. TOM MURPHY 4606 Forsythe Avenue Phone East Chicago 244

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Careful people are now savag more than ever, help you to be as piudtnt.

Let us

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Wassey's Pleating Shop KWK'tltinRRIXC STAMPIXC, MEM. STITCHINC;. Ill TTON HOI K. Ill I'PlV ( () liKIVC, IIH ?IIQ. Kit HOG, fCV villi HHU. 91 S1A1K STKKET. PHOK HAM. MONO 4tV

TODAY AND TOMORROW

Franklyn Farnum in THE FIGHTING 'GRIN" Also Harold Lloyd in "High and Dizzy"

SATURDAY Herbert Rawlinson in "THE MILLIONAIRE" SUNDAY Bebe Daniels in "THE SPEED GIRL" 'Bill and Bob Fables" and "Hurricane Hutch"

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For Sale F i cd oak dln'ng table and chairs, g-d '. n oak lib.-o ry table. 4-27 Korthcote ave.. East Chicaeo. 12-10 2

A dance will he given under the jifp'c i of the Jewi:'h Women's Auxii.nry at Wi.iting Community Centre, 1 !ftii street and Short street, on Tu. sday evening, Dec 13, 1921. 12-12-2

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hare cut my pri: c tu $1.00 a irannent. With ten hour service. I hope the publi will n. lice this i.s a 00

moucy s.'iviu;-; pi, -hi -Mid pat ronize me in the tr.ture. I 4

do the

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