Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1922 — Page 2

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

idL"vcmxN medtimj. According: to the announcement o: IT. K. ,J. Ij.it!s, president of the ."luutter of Commerce, the mid-w,ek lunohiti meeting of tho chamber next "Wednesday, KVbruary 8( will he open r th discission of business and civic ff.irs. At this meeting all report -wii! h expected from appointed committees of th chamber.

of The "moonslnm" raiding- squads of .CWtef ot Police Chrlsl StniSJlookins oa cr polk o reports, fh's federal prohibition director was surprised to learn that in Lhe Twin Cities uear- ; 200 arrests of vk.la.iors of tho "Volstead act wore made daring the month cff January, While in the dietrU-t, the federal pnforceTncnt. o'fh-ers, follow ins? a "tit" from a ff-.-s.iv. 5 :io fa nn.r tUat nun living in Kat Oh.ii.-.asr .h.t-1 c-s-tubli.-sWd "mouiishlii:" dumps in Jli.s.viil-. visited the homos of the men mentioned,

Hot faiknl to make cry arrests. On

warrant from the fed Mat a-jthoritiva. c'iHins that he wa. ptratintr a still in Hesavlile. Iy.uis Stuu. 4S53 Melville, avenue, was ar res tod "by the Kaflt Chicsitfo iK'tico last niht. Mr. H'Uo was released on a $l.C0 bond.

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SAJtTETl SIGHT TOMGHT, 'Tii Follies of 1922" are still in Region t the Hartley titrate-. A ttroadwjir M-oductioa of a revnie of twctit.y t-faalifuJ f rollc-ome, snappy and olvvr itrls showing in a variety of briUiant an 3 ditixlimc costumies. Tonight Is garter night, EJve'yone. frKnt t either of the two .hoj tnnijrht will be glwn a chance on a cash prisa. Th roa.imgeme.nt has announced that there will lie a matinee tomor rocend the final fhoninjs tomorrow n!sht.

0:r'a.:n -f-i". Tv.in.-ion e the Salvation .rtny, Ka. Ch'.caKO, wir-lv.s to ma km Vno-r to the public ia Ken-UTS. that in the fvlaro all waste -paper, old clothes. smi's, etc.. will 1c called fi-r fr-.-n time t'j tunc by a jiir.ii who will he in -.liarffe jf a van. The 'van will 'be irarked "The Salvation A) my." The poods will he taken to C!-:ea jf'

j to he. sorted and clean'-'l, auer wnicn j these wil he returned to Kst Chtnasto j f.-ir disposal amonSJt the. poor people he--.

Rl,KS SHOW STARTS ! okv wmr nwi.ij After meetlnfr Mr. ITipsrins, dirertorj ffcr the Joe Bren company, who is here to direct. -ttetfa Go!" for the Kast Ohicago irika, tlione present for the nrst rehearsal last evening entered

?nto their work with vim and enthusiasm. As a result of last evenings endearoil t"he diriCtor has seleet.-d the fo'lowine people for .spej.k ;nr parts: Jefferson Snowball. Jay O'CYmnW; eddl 11 ss, Kenneth Scott: Kurdiranij FO.Tter, WaJter Meck: HixilaTlooia. Otto Powers; the kinjr. Leo MeCormaefc; I'edro, James ia!ey; l iarence WildwaT-e, John Iree?n, jr.". .lack Wise, George icKenna; Xoodlea, Willtam Cery; Sallie's brothtr, Wilam McAvoyj Sallle, Sfbyl ( ''apper; and PruneHa. Hazel Dreeaen. For eiTiRinsf and dancing: numbers the following- ladies, who were kind noti-h to offer their help. Mildred WoodlncJc, Frances Farrell, Ju-lia Kar-.SL-?n, Helen Betoni Julia V. Coy, Mary McrAtigljUri. Rhea Sutton. Gloria Taylor, Cella West. Sienna Vassar. Aiieen Shiffrnan, Ann Powell, Beatrice McOorrrucK Lalva Davis, Mabel Pt-etf-fea, Gree Uddy, KthrJ La.r.on. Velma Dersa, Wdonia Rottenberg, C:irist;e Keld od Maude MeJ.ver.dry. The men. ts lnd their a-!.'stan-e were C. I Fpeedy. Wm. Baker. W. KroBKh, R.af Klenipner. Chic Kdgar, Bernard Tedvah, Eajette Given. Harry ' i Jiven. r Pari, Chalf Merahon. Kichard rvis, Ijeo Sipple, CTha?. PerVlna, Vern D. Williams, JYank I.,yneh, IJd StirllnK, Frank M-Qnarrie, Frank Hedgpcock and J. Victor Hlnes.

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ritorfRTV Ai,i t.. J The difference In value e-f a i-ie.-.ej of property In the C'l'y Hall park! Ka.rt. Ch tea fro, to the re-a.r of. Xo. 1 lire j ' ,,i.,n -i r.1.-,t ,f Eroimci n here the I

present Ftandp'pe of the Kast f'hj'-aif anl Indiana Harbor Witter e-or.p.'in

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seTh W. rmnsiitsr and C. C. ?mtfh. The hoard made their report to Jtidse K. .Miles Xni-ton of the Iake circuit con; rt. .... . ,. 4 Tu is is the 5tte the K.i?t. CltleaR-e-and Indiana Harbor Water ctunpany eontem.p'ia t e .pureha.iirii; ind eretlny a larger wtandpi'pe.

Luf-y I'age Gaston. Lucy Pag-e Ga?tcn, former leadinn f-K'-ro in the Ant.-Cigarette League, says that the pleasant "kk-k" in cij;arets. known js "furfural." is making Emokinff more attractive to girls and ia demora'izing thcin.

TOD HimMIIMrl Dreoif!-. v Konefa. f ,1filS Eeeeh street, Indiana Harbor, cu'.ihl not deny the alleetation. . As evidetie.e, a selected stock of moonshine wb:s"ey, confiscated in the home of Konefa hy Cantain of Police Makar and tf fleer Ktidle.h, was in the court for the jitd-sri!?-persual. Kontena waa fined J!D0 and released on a susspended six months' jail pen.tetice. John Xatirntin. 3533 Pennsylvania avenue, for the mm offense, was lined J!K and cofts.

the. Liea-ue Go." There will also be an .installation, of otf: err of the Mpworth irf-afrti-J at thf eveniro- fvf iee. The Kpworth Jaieiic will meet at 6:30 with Oar I Djt.-rf as leader. The topic is itaof .mcr!ni 's mr til tti ties." There

will be special music at the churcU er-

vh.-es by s; chorus

Kuth Klliutt .u leader.

Club to hear the story of the Komance of the Orirtal Ki.if, to l.-o told by Mr. Xahigiau of the 'Nah.-sian brothers of Cbicago. 1 J. J, Turner who has been 5uflring with some trouble in hi3 left hip, is

improving-, beirif,- able to be up and around the hou-se. j Helen Dorothy Vance of Grapevine nlvd., has teen confined to her home the past week with pharyngitis. Mrs. Walter Tar-pan who was in Ft. Margaret's hospital for treatment a few weeks rifro and who waa settingalong: nicely has fufTcred a relapse and ia again confined ti hed. Mr. and Mrs. S. r.. Dfuler of 4SJB IJarins ave , very r-tea.-art!y entertained an ochestra from Hammond or which Mrs. Ditzl-f is a niemh-r. Mu.lo war. enjoyed and at a late hour the ho.stess served a dainty lunch. Mrs. Ditzler is quite a nniKician being: n member of two different bands in Hammond. The many fiiend.-s of Mrs. Theodar ilarr will be RUoi' to know t.he is to he home this afternoon from Tifercy hospital in Gary, where jhe has been a patient, for tho r-at thre wecVs. Concrrefrational church, Ea?t Chicago, Sumlay, Feb. 5. Morning- Service 10: 43 a. m. Ori?an prelude, Doxology; Openlna: Sentences 't)il Gloria: Responsive Heading No. 0: Hymn, Xo. SJ; S-riptur.-; Praper; Polo, "ffertory. Hymn X. 113: sermon, "The Source of rower," by the t.astor; ITyran -Vo. SI'; Heneriiction. J'ostlude. Evening Service 7:"0 p. ni. Organ ITehiiie; Hymn Xo. 13; Hymn Xo. JS; The Lord's Prayer; Scripture, "Anthem '"Arise, Shine," Fear is: Offertory; Hymn No. i',12; Story Sermon. "The Man Who Missed Xmas." by - John Edgar Park. Hymn Xo. 245; Benediction, I'oatiude. Announcements Sunday, Feb. 5: 9 Zn Sunday school; :i:oo. Junior Mndeavor; i l!:fl0. pastor's committee: 6:?.n, Tnter-

mediate Endeavor; 6:30, Senior Endeavor; 7:S0, livening' -service, "Story Sermon. - , The monthly mating of the Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church, waa hell at the home of Mrs. Fred Buse of Beacon street yesterday afternoon. The subject being; schools in Japan, the homo was beautifully decorated with yellow chrysanthemums, vines of wisters, Japanese parhola and American and Japanese flags, tho latter being made by Mrs. H. K. Philips. A dainty lunch was served from a Japanese tea room, presided over by Mrs. iUehard Bates, M-es May Bweringen and Miss Hazel Lanson who were In Japanese custom. In the center of the tea table, waa a beautiful cherry tree in full bloom which added much to the beauty of this room. The- favors -were small Japane.se para;jols. This being guest lay a goodly number were present who were not members of the society. Mrs. W. W. Smith the leader had prepared a very interesting program. The afternoon was a delimht in every way and will long be remembered by all present. Mr. S. n. Ditzler, who was badly burned while at work at the Republic mill, two weeks ago, is getting along nicely. He will not be abale, however,

to. return to work for two or three

weeks. Mrs, J. P. P.eid of Northcote avenue, entertained six of her lady friends at a 1 o'rloek luncheon Thursray. Mrs. John T. Davis of North Baring avenne, is able to be up and around, after being confined to bed for several days, suffering with kidney trouble. Mrs. Eva Minis, her daughter, Lucia Lee, and Miss , Carrie Ross, left this morning on the Dixie Flyer otver the Illinois Central for Tampa, Fla. The Sherwood club met at the home of Miss lionise Olson of Forsythe avenue Thursday evening. The regular lesson study was continued, followed

February 4. 1922.

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by a social hour, when dainty refreshments were served. Sunday afternoon the club will bear Ilaohmanlmoff in recital at the Auditorium. Mtss Ivdna SteK.er. patient at the Grant hospital ia Chicago, remain about the kwic The packing which waa used in stopping the hemorrhage, haa "beeu suivcessf ully removed. She i, auffeiting greatly with tonach trouble, as tho result of what Kite baa gone through in the past week.

Origin of Names. N matter who you are if if likely that th origin of your Dame !is in the occupation of some of your remote ancestors, the evolntion. of which In many cases is remarkable if not romantic. Sometimes rnr8nal appearance or ' characteristics were seized oa to designate one person from another, or resmnhlance to Home animal. e. i I -

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News Notes

First Methodist Church The Sunday school Electa at 9:80 is well equipped, and is doing splendid serviee. In the morning the Rev. G. F. Craig will preach on "The Emancipation of the Soul." The Junior church will meet at the same hour as I he regular service. In the evenlpg the subject will he. "Making

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International Bil-le Ptudents Association, Sunday. Feb. 6th, I. O. O. F. hall, Indiana Harbor, 7:1.") p. m. Wrn. Lake, of Hammond. wiH eonijuet the service. Seats free, no collection. Thursday at the Iihuki--, ,H- 13 I'e-iTi. ave.. 7:43. Berean BiWe Stii.H. Subject; "The Harp of. God." Wednesday, at the same house, a testimony meeting. All christians are welcome. chrss! iaa Rene Society of K.isn '.hi-. cago Brown's hall, 612 Chicago ave. Sunday ft vices: 10: S3 a- m.. subject, "fpirir." Wednesday scrvii-cs. S p. tti. Sunday school. 12:00: Reading room open Tuesdays from 2 to 5 p. rn. St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, j:::Uh and Deoda r st., t Theo. Claus, pastor 9 a. m. fcuglish Suoday sehool; 10 a. m. English service. A cordial welcome to everybody, "The Qualifications for Communion" will be the subject of the sermon tomorrow meriting at 11 o'clock at the First Baptist church of. Indiana Ilir. bor. The Lord's Supper will be observed also during the same serviee. The pastor will preach also a.t the regular evening- Imur of worship. 7'.S0. The Men's CI as- of the Hnnday school invites all men who are not associated elsewhere to meet, with them at 0:43. There are other classes to suit all ages and that offer happy times to all who attend. The Toung People's societies meet at 6:30. Miss Marjory Hutsh w ill be --leader for the Intermediates. There services provide both entertalrnnenf and profit to all who are- fortunate enough to be present, Mrs. .lames Pattershy of Crapevino bivd., expee.ti to return to the hospital some tin-.e -ext week to undergo another operation. The Ladies of St. Albm's G.j-ld arc

entertaining at a can! pa' v this f. -Si terr.oon.- Mrs. Captain Clark being tho I cliairman. 1 Mrs. G. W. Lewis has received wtird St of the serious Illness of her cousin, Si. Mrs. Brokaw whOfft home Is in JolieT. Ell!!. Mrs. Brokaw will he remembered 5 i having visited at the Lewis homo a-

number of times. There wi' i he a meeting of ths "aht -met Chi, pier of the D -. It. Monday1 atternoon at the home of Mrs. It, J. i Oilman of Northcote ave. There Is. business of importance to be trans a c-; led am! all members are urged tu be pr, sen!.. The leoi;- entploves of the Cnlui . ' btnldit.g pave a farewell surprise p-t yesmrday aftertuxm in the oifii-es of Judge Twymao" v. here a dainty hue e was K-'rted atui Victrola ntu.-ie enjoyil. Mrs Minis was remembered with Hilts from the maids and matrons. Through the kindness of A. Bell, the tewcicr, th-3 Vietrola. was donated for The occasion. .Mrs. Mims left this morning for Tampa, IT a., to be gone several n"'-nth.. Mrs. Harry fiardtier of Elm street who has be-n ill for some time remains about the ;.ime. M-. and M r:i. Joseph Fisher a- ei.rn-p;:n!-d by VI r. J "i.-hcr's fa! iter, IVtvId l-;uiis, will spend Suntlay with relatives in Chicago. Lad!' . : nd peiitlen:en, j on are invited to ti c Eo-t Ciii- aro .V E. church Monday eviting hy the heme economies debarment of the East Chicago Woman's

eLtixe Theatre

TODAY HOOT GIBSON in "THE FIRE EATER" Also Baby Piggy and the Wonder Dog in "The Circus Clown" COMMENCING SUNDAY FOR FIVE DAYS RUDOLPH VALENTINO

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ALSO H. LLOYD in his greatest comedy

Jane and Katherine Lee. the Kid Wonder Actors, in "THE HICKSVILLE TERRORS" Mutt & Jeff Cart oon by Bud Fisher. Wallace Reid in "Double Speed" Every Saturday matinee only Jaunita Hansen in "The Yellow Arm" PARENTS NOTICE: The manager of this theatre has set aside each Saturday of the week as a matinee for the children. If you cannot come with them, send them with one of their daymates and they will be given he best of care.

Bird in the Dark. Nor, a ff jf birds practically rI fiiHr fc.!jjr,t in the dark, aays Aineriean t- ,rt-try Majtazlne. Well known etin.ilo of this are seen iu isari'l tuarE&ft sud Vingfihers birdl that ilg. or .rp out, ioog; borrow n In back:, and ,ny their eirga at tlw farther ed of ihi-m.

"Tali-ho!" and "Tantrvy:' "Tally-ho :' was the Kngllah hriir man's cry to encoorfcice fcls hounds, e pecially whfn the fox broke covert The term is a!o use i to denote a fourin hand coach, or drag. "Tantivy" was the hunting cry to denote that t.he chase was in full swin?. It wai probably formed n inflation of the note of the huotir,?: horn. it ; u 1 At The De Luxe STARTING SUNDAY FOR FIVE DAYS Rudolph Valentino in

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SUNDAY ONE DAY ONLY Clara Kimball Young In Ethel Bsrryrnore's Sensational Stage Success

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EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Geo. Walsh and Louise Lorraine in "With Stanley in Africa" A splendid new chapter-play re-creating history's most dramatic adventure, A serial that teachers and principals want A chap-ler-play to which parents should send their children to see. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY KATHERINE MacDONALD, The American Beauty, in

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An intense love affair, with Monte Carlo as the background. You must see "Passion's Playground."

MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THE INCOMPARABLE Naziniova with Rudolph Valentino In Alexander Dumas' Immortal Love Story "CAMILLE"

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