Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 189, Hammond, Lake County, 2 February 1922 — Page 7

Thursday. Fobmnrv 2. 1022.

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FOR ACT 2 Will Cities of Calumet Region Hire Hounds to Chase Poor 'Liza? The second act of Undo Tom's Cabin (1922 version) will take place in the climbers of the Hammond city council Tuesday. While a breathless audience of straphangers, km ushers and telephone bill p.yers loan forward in their scats the city d.ids will decide whether Lizt th. public utilities is to be left to Simon Ijagree's lash or to be given over to the tender arms of Uncle Tom. Simultaneously, the city councils o Eist Chicago. Gary, and Whiting nil. enact a similar melodrama UIll)t;i sK.VTlKli.VT. There appears to bo a divided snu merit about 'Liza. There are thopresent at the current cirammcr wh S8.y that 'Liza is a no-account wen!) anyhow, while, others maintain that h 1 a victim of oiii'umstances and u heart tho soul of honor. The applau.v fs fairly well divided, just as it was at the Kiwanis club las'. Tuesday when Uncle Tom and Simon Lagree had a !rbal battle. HOW nOI T T11KM IIOIMlSt Shall Simon La tree be permitted to tern looso the hetinds and pursue poor 'Liza '' r..s 'hp i. y ,,:ii!:n't? It will be a costly snectriel .some jay. The hounds which rt present engineers, appraisers, cxpTt3 and lawyer, come - :tr' . In t will cost between $23,000 anl $50, COO to stasro the thinsr. Even th ?.e who are inclined to sympathize v. ith "Liza are more concerned aj ut fiou rvni is cojnc 'o s them to se,e the hounds in action than they are about what will happen poor "Liza if the hounds catch her. c..- n r.'yi e insists in having1 real hounds and real !ce. lT'S A f.OOU SHOW. Well, anyhow. It's a good show as far as It has cone. One critic declared be

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tween acts taat he was opposed i "sand-bagging" the public for $25. H to hire the hounds to clmitt 'Liza esp daily when the state has a pack ..j perfectly good hounds in charge of th 1'ublic Service commission that can b had for the asking without a cent c charge and need the exercise. 3imo Lagree says the state hounds are n ferocious enough. He says they're no fierce enough to catch 'Uta.

s IS ADJUDGED ir U Fred Schau. the West Hammond ma; ho was taken Into custody a fev iays ajro after he had been tdentlfici is the author of threatening letters t' !ayor Dan Brown. A- Murray Turrit i d the Internal Revenue department -is adjudged Insane In a Chlcaci nurt this morning and ordered com vtted to the in:lrmary 'at Kankakee 111. Suspicion pointed to Schau when an invest ication 'as started and t'e arrested at the Hammond post.oiTie. Comparison of his wri-.ing with thosf of the letters established him as th writer. He was at.onee taken to th Psycoplhic hospital at Chicago, wher specialists have been observing hirr. They reported him of unsound 1 mind in court this morning. Sihau's letters were introduced in court. He wanted the Revenue department ?.t Washington to get busy ami t-n force the prohibition "laws. He soughi aid of others 'in forcing the Issue Mayor Brown was ordered to cut out his "riirty work" or. he would not live out his term. The letter" addressed to A. M. Turner was intended to be sarcastic. It addressed -Mr. Turner as "our foremost citizen." In this epistle he unfolded all of his grievances. He told ho-w his family was suffering; how efforts at borrowing money had been futil. He suggested that it must be gratifying PALMOUVE SOAP CHIPS 2 Pounds for 35c Swift's and Miller & Hart O ( Bacon Ends, lb UC Wilson's Pork Sausage, links and padteV 25 c Summer Sausage, per lb. . . . 30c

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-4 6 to the hungry people of Hammond to Karn of llr. Turner's gift of an athletic field. Then he declared that the time was ripe for the revolution and that the first bomb should be set off in the middle of Olendale park. After reading of these and hearing from Chief Joe Niti of West Hammond how Pchau had tried to obtain a permit to carry a gun,' the judge decided that Schau was a dangerous man and should be confined for a while. Schau promises to "get" Chief Nitz and Chief G. J. Simons of the prohibition forces when he gets back, from Kankakee. SKILL OF O. HENRY I IN HAYAKAWA FILM A story developed with a! th great skil. of an O. Henry and written, by the star of fhe drama for the star himself mak-fa "The Pwanp," with Sessnie Haykawa tn the leading role one of the really great productions of the year. It will be sJionn at the Parthenon tomorrow only. Profitably for the first time In his career, Hayaicawa plays many scenes with a light touch of comedy so wholesome that it cannot, but, captivate beholders. There is many a laugh in the early scene of the story, in which Hayakawa is seen : as a simple Chinese boy earning his living as a vegetable peddler in the tenement districts of lower New York. It Is from this squalid section that the story derive its name 'The Swamp. " A lonely youth, stoical like thowe of his race, his one confidant is his hors. To him ha revo.vis his innermost secrets and longing. The big moment comes when the peddler Is obliged to sell 'his four footed friend to help & poor woman and her little toy. A delightful touch of romance adds interest to the stoy. Bessie Love Is seen the deserted mother of a little boy whose friend,Uip for the Chinese1 peddler is one of the highlights of the story. UMI C0UGHERS! Don't Wait! The longer a cough waits the harder it grows, and the greater the distress and danger. We want you to try-OUR WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP for a value which we think few cough remedies possess, and you will not have to wait for relief. Small, 33c Med:um, 63c Large, $1.17

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