Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 192, Hammond, Lake County, 6 February 1922 — Page 2

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Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. Thart'a whax thousands of flomtc'j aufterers ar ctoLnir now. Instead of inking: toniv or trying- to patch up a poor direstfom. their are a.LtkjB the r$al ejioaa of the ailment clogareo: liver ia4 disordered bowele. Dr. Edward' Olive Tablets arouse

'. :im nwr i d a. wrtrunir. npajing- way. "Whes the livar and boweN are prr-

Trm tnear nrraj lunrtions, awn.? goes IrxJigatlon and stomach trouble. Pare you a bad tat. cotteU tonjua, nor aopetlle, a laty, dont--a.r? fems, rio ambition or euecpy. troubl with undigested foods? Take OJiTe Tablets, the MbstiJirta for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Oliver TaJilets are a purely veg-etable oornponnd rnlxed -with oirre oi!. Ton wiJl know them by their olive color. They do th work without sriping-, fTirnps or pato. Take one r two a.t bedtime ftwr quirk relief. Eat w-ha you IiVe. tic ad Jflc.

;d after a Ford sedan contajninif Mr. and Mrs. Tloy Bea-ucuu, S31 Sold at., turned over aJTtr a-ludjinw around th corner at CaUtiruet anl Kenwvod avenues, yesterday eiftemoon. Mrs. Beaumi sustajiied severe injuries an to her

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ha.nl surOrpfj ?'iu ..n Into Uneew. Their car van hedij- w rooked. Ttio coup!" wa taken home hy T'r. Miner. A.vordiofir to th poli'- report lH-au-ons swerved har!y in;o Kenwood avenue frcm OaJumet in order to avoid striking the Jitney, traveling at a hljrh rate ft? jreed in Calumet avenuo. The flivver skidded and turned over. The Jitneur failed t ."top. There were no other witnesses to th ai-ei-dent accord! ii jr to Officer T. Uorlbeck who signs the police report.

HKHr;i, in tk oi ni i. lti .i-ie of t.rfA ftu-t that there were a, number o? t!ier prl"ppers I a n ;ri! i i -tragwitJi him in durance vile. Otto Haehnel lajrt nlsht insisted on raisin? hj.i voice in ionsr an.i oh rolling that maudlin melody "All Alone." lie was arrested for being intoxicated on the h i e- h"wa v f .

r.cr. died yesterday at the home of his parent.. 181 Hickory street. The child -vill he buried tomorrow afternoon ai t o'clock Irora the- late residence. Kv, I'arrett will elTiciate. P.nrUl will he made nt Oak Hill. K. J. Burns wi;i conduct the funeral.

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Piieununna . Mrs. Mr.ia iSeiaer, 11S years of age. o'ii.rl yestcrdav at her home. 35S lnd;.inu. avenue, follo-wing' a three days' Illness of iinouinonia. Srho is survive! hy her husband. fon. Herbert and daughter. Colons. Two .sisters and one I rother Fuwive also. The funora.l will be held Tuesday ' 1:30 p. m. from the residence- and at 2 o'clock from .-'i . Paul" Lutheran church . Charle" J!tei-a:t will conduct Hie funeral .

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Mrs. XT. V. Troike. aei 5? years. died suddenly at her home. fi44 Summer street. Sunday niorninR'. J'he was born at l'Uisx ill'". II!. ?he is survived hy he- liusaiand. fon, Mtrritt. and daughter iyuciile. 'the funoral will be held Tuesday at 2 V- r.. frrm the late residence. Tie v. tiranfer will officiate. BurtsU will he at Oak Hill.

N. Fmjmerlinp will conduct thnoral .

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IS HONORED SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) liAFAYETTE, 1ml.. Feb. 6. Kin. 465 May street. Ifammond, Tnd., a junior in the School of Kiectrical Engint'erinc; at JVirdue. univcrs.lt)', has been named second lieutenant in .)(; Purdne TL O. T. O. Flo in third In command of one of the university 'batteries and in addition to hfs repular course of study M obtaining valuable military Irainins under expert Instruction nt the university. F'urd'ie has the only mouriieri imiTf i sil;' artillery tnit In . the t 'nited Ktatcn and Te sido. instruction In military taclics .ill uho men arc tauslit the haiidlinp of S'ms and aminunition 'b- trucks ami tractors, and given the finer pointH essential in training an oftloer "f arlilry. The R. O. T. C. is part of the iro ernment's work in training men in

tne. rudiments of warfare to offset tiith disadvantages experienced at the outset of the world war with i"ie Lis .-hor:agc of o'f1-erp.

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To you patrons of the theatre, who hitherto have been forced to journey to Chicago to find entertainment that appealed to your discriminating tastes, we bring a message: It has long been our ambition and aim to give the theatre-goers of this region the biggest and best photoplays obtainable and in addition we have always wanted to operate a theatre that was beautiful enough to appeal to the most fastidious, with a stage roomy enough to allow the presentation of the more pretentious productions of the year. We are at last in a position to make this vision come true. ITie Partheron Theatre answers all these specifications and is on the direct route between Indianapolis and Chicago, which simplifies the booking of the larger productions so that now we can offer you the latest hits put on by the same casts that appear in Chicago and at a wonderful saving to you in time, convenience and expense. You have had to sacrifice tinierailroad or street car fare and home comforts to attend high class productions in Chicago, only to find after your arrival that scalpers had your choice scats at unreasonable prices. Then the long and tiresome journey home after the performance. That can be eliminated in this manner: If you care to co-operate with us we shall be able to offer you the very highest standard of attractions right here in your home town where you may, view them at your own convenience, and free from the exasperating and temper-destroying incidents that attend your going to the larger cities to view the same productions. So let's pull together. You furnish the patronage and we will furnish the entertainment on a scale equal to that of the largest cities and of a grade and type that will please even the most critical. Our first offering will be "THE BAT." which has shown to thousands in Chicago and

kNew York and enjoyed a season of over two years in these cities, on Friday and Saturday.

Yebruary 17 and IB. we have guaranteed a large sum of money to bring this stellar attraction to Hammond and in return hare the positive guarantee that the show will embody the same production and company that played fifty-three weeks in Chicago. Now wre need everybody's co-operation in putting this play over, and if it succeeds through your co-operation we will book "Irene" with the original cast and bring it to Hammond just one month after "THE BAT," Watch "The Bat" advertisement tomorrow for instructions for your reserved seats. Management Parthenon Theatre

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Felt Better in His Life, Declares Terre Haute Man. After Effects of "Flu" Are Overcome and all His Old Time Strength Has Re- - turned.

"J am con-vlneed Tanlac saved my job for me as I waa J'it about all In wh.e I started taking it." u!d James Ktaffprd. 201 Saufh .Seventh St.. TVest,, Tcrre Haute, Tnd. . "From the time I had the 'flu.' two years ago up imtil recently, when Tanlar put me on my feet, I had been in wretched health, no appetite, stomach all out of order, my back hurting all the time and reoitless and nervous. "I'm juat Mhe a different man now, however, and, !t is only right that I should g-ive Tanlac th credit or puttins nie in tip-ton ahape. I took loads of medicines without being- helped at all bo I appreciate all the moro what Tanlac has done for me. I faave put on fifteen pounds in wel-ght and everybody tells me I am the picture of health. T know J never felt fcetler in my life." Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summer Pbaranacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading druggists. Adv.

AN'KOtTTtfCIXf; that he will r...-? l.;s nositiori 31 rep-blican county chairman ret Wednesday ti start his acti-, e canif alfrn for county :lerk, John Kill -yrrew in a pr-rsor,al letter to all precti-i t committeemen, thanking1 these men 1" r their support and co-operation durli:r the last four yearp in makingr his c!;a.r-

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To Help the Churches. W- E. I.ng and company aripattins on a wlm'te srood? esil In which they offer to pay part of the proceeds of :hi sale to the various church organisation of the city. Ail shoppers iiave 'o.iio is to fill rtiit the coupon and state the church you wish to benefit. The coupons are n "lerwards counted up ind the perrer.tatre, of the sales de

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wouid recctv a check from the VT, K. Umg company amounting to $23.01). The rale -besan Saturday and this mjrnlnfr coupons hsmi l.een turned in naming the foHewmg churcJ-.es; First Presbyterian ch;irch. All Sainta' Catholic t-h-urch, S'. Paul's Lutheran church. Centenary Methodist church. First Methodist KptscopaJ church. Fine Street Presbyterian church. St. Andrew's I'Hthoi.ic church. Flrat Haptist church, Conpreratlonal Kneseth Israel, Sf- Joseph' Cal.hoiie church, Kir-?f Christian church. Salvation army, Fir."t ISvangelical church, St. Michael's church, Kchcrervi'le; Methodist chunh, Iansinc;. Mr. Long states tl.e offer, tocher with the sacrifice prices he as made

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

Neal Hart in "THE MAN FROM MANTANA" Also "The Miracle of the Jungle" WEDNESDAY SPECIAL "THE PRICE OF A' GOOD TIME" With Mildred Harris. No Children Admitted.

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COMING! MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, FOR FOUR DAYS THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON

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Fourteen , Churches to Receive Checks So Far Is Your Church Also Benefitting?

CLIP THIS COUPON

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W. E. Long Company, always on the alert to aid its patrons and be of service to its patrons, proposes ta do a very unusual thing, namely: Pay 4 of its sales to the Ladies Aid socitics of any and every denomination that has members who will trade here during this sale. After the sale is over (that is Feb 18th) wr will add up the entire amount purchased hy the members or friends of yotiT society who ha? designated that your society is to get the benefit of their purchase, and pay your society 4 of the total

amount of all coupons. Uomen s clubs or fraternal organizations are includde in this plan. Get your friends to come to this sale. Be sure that they dip the coupon and give your society the credit. Extra coupons furnished upon request. Clip the coupon. 2 Come to Long's for your goods and after vou buy, get your duplicate sales slip from the clerk, which shows the amount of purchase. 3 Turn the coupon in to the saleslady properly filled out. and we do the rest.

Turn Coupon in at office with the duplicate tales sBp the clerk gives you. We fill out the blank spaces. Purchaser's Name Address - Amount Purchased. . . . Date. This enttlied the Ladies' Aid Society of the (Name of Church (Town) to 4f(? of the above amount or to be paid by The W. E. Long Co., oo or before March 1st, 1922.

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THEATRETODAY, TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Katherine Mac Donald THE AMERICAN BEAUTY, IN "PASSIONS PLAYGROUND" An intense love affair, with Monte Carlo as the background. You must see "Passion's Playground." ' TKURS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY D. W. GRIFFITH PRESENTS ' 'THE IDOL DANCER' WITH RICHARD BARTHELMESS

DeLuxe Theatre TODAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY RUDOLPH VALENTINO

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Not hundreds, but thousands turned away last night who failed to get in to see one f the greatest pictures that has ever been shown in Hammond. COMING SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY A William Fox Super-Production. "SHAME"