Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1922 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Friday, March 10, 1922.

V Th "ii!n' .Auxiliary of the Amer. lean Legion mot last e-enlng with Dr. and Mrs. AV. jr. Howa; of South lloltman street, and there was a large attendance. Quite a number of now members were inl'.lated Into the organization, and the ladW-s enjoyed several characteristic speeches given by Ieglon officers, Including tr. Howat, Dr. Nichols. Ralph Thorsen and Irving ChayVen. The Auxiliary, with the Legion. Is devoting- its energies to the end that the boys shall have adequate compensation for the time and sacrifice given In the service of their country. The hostess served a delicious luncheon, and after a social hour the meeting adjourned to meet again in two weeks. Thursday. March the 23rd. t the home of Mrs. Krlc Lund of Mason street. It' Just cheap to boy a Kelly. The friends of MJss Edith Rutherford will be sorry to learn that she is 1!1 at her home on Elm Btreet. Mrs. A. A. Toung entertained the league of Women Voters 'at a silver tea in her home on State street on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Young and Mrs. F. O. Rick poured, and the table was dainty with exquisite silver and tea things. City needs were informally discussed and a committee appointed to place before the board ot fafety the request for a court matron nd a police matron, inasmuch as there Is a state law requiring cities of this size to have the above named officers. The women of Hammcnd feel it is their duty as citizens to try to secure these appointments. A nice crowd was In attendance and after the business of the meeting was transacted, the ladles were delightfully entertained by readinga given by Miss Lowery and Master Harry Young. The League w ill meet aain in two weeks, and all It appeals to people of refined taste BUi n-l. s6c

women interested In civic affairs are urged to attend. The Irving school L. T. L. will meet tomorrow afternoon at balf past two o'clock in the home of Mary Frances and Gordon Randall, 6U 150th street.

Mrs. F. TV. Swarts left yesterday for Columbus, Ind., where she will visit her mother, Mrs. George H. Cook, for a few days.

Twelve pretty hlgn school girls have been selected to peddle delectable candlos prettily arranged In dafnt.l baskets at all performances of the "Buck on Leave." now being presented at the Parthenon, to help swell the fund for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The young ladies meeting with good success are Miss Florence Hess, Miss Lenore Ellison, Miss Margery an 1 Miss Ethel fowling. Miss Harriet Kausman, Mia Lillian Gelaney, Miss Marguerite Brennah. MIsb Marguerite Kline Miss Catherine Mabray, Miss Gladys Jarvis Miss Grace Shelton. Miss Jennie Larson, Miss Helen Overman and Miss Lucile Shea. Mrs. E. H. Leary is chairman of the sales. Mrs. C. W. Campbell and Mrs. C. I. Douglas spent the day In Chicago yesterday the guests of Mrs.. Campbell's daughter. Mrs. Martin White, of SixtySeventh street.

row evening when the daughters of member of the club will present a delightful two-act play, "Apollo Cho&ses His Mate." In the auditorium of the Knights of Pythias Hall. VThe young ladles and their directors hav put forth every effort to make the presentation worth while, and it la hoped th every loyal member, her daughter and their guests may b In attendance. Remember the time, eight o'clock, the date, March the eleventh, the place Knights of Pythias Hall.

A number of friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Emil Volkman of Conkey avenue last evening to tender her a delightful surprise In honor of her birthday. Mrs. Volkman was presented with a large basket of beautiful cut flowec-s, and the evening was enJoyed with muiic, games and dancing. A prettily appointed course luncchon was served to the thirty guests, all of whom wished the guest of honor many happy returns of the day. Daughters' Day pf the Hammond Woman's Club will be observed tomor-

The members of the F. E. G. Club enjoyed a theatre party last evening, when they saw Francine Larrimore 'n "Nice people" at the Cort. The girls had as their guests Miss Lillian Sass of Hammond and Miss Shirley Texter of Chicago. Mrs. Arthur Hilbrick charmingly entertained the young ladies of the Kdone Club last evening ip her home on Sibley strejt. Five hundred was played at throe tables and the awards were given to Miss Maude Burke and Miss Margaret Austgen. The hostess served a daintily appointed course luncheon to her twelve guests, and the club will be entertainei in two weeka by Miss Lotta Illldebrandt. At a meeting held on Wednesday night, the Security Benefit Association Council 2i52 elected the following officers to occupy offices the remainder of the year: vice president, Charles Wyburn; prelate, Iva Wood; conductress, Samo Bonnott; secretary, Claude Pratt; financier, Fred Robenhorst Jr., and trustee Richard Pratt. District Manager Thomas Burns wants the cltltens of Hammond to watch this council grow. During a pleasant social hour nice refreshments were served and a good time enjoyed. Meetings are held every Wednesday evening, when guests are cordially imlted.

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The funeral of Arthur W. Sutherland, prominent Robertsdale resident who was killed Sunday evening when he was struck by two unknown automobiles at Forsyth corners, was held

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Wednesday afternoon from the First Congregational church of Whiting. The services were conducted by the Masonic lodge of Whiting and were largely attended by lodge and labor friends from all parts of the county. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery at Hammond.

AT THE De LUXE "The Primal Law," a William Fox photoplay dealing with the wonderful friendships of a child and the bitter struggle of men for the possession of valuable oil lands In the West, and presenting Dustln Farnum in the stellar role will be the attraction at the DeLuxe theatre today and tomorrow. This star long has been popular in a wide variety of characters, winning fame as a matinee idol as well as in the roles of rugged adventures. His popularity in Western drama is pronounced. In "The Primal Law" Dustln Farnum appears as half owner of Willow Ranch, a property sought for some mysterious purpose by a band of unprincipled conspirators. He becomes Involved in tierce fighting and an interesting romance. Throughout he is th.big pal of little Bobble Carson, the motherless son of his partner, whom he is pledged to guard against the strange menace of circumstances. The role of Brian Wayne la one that gK-es Dustln Farnum excellent opportunities for the display of his versatility and dramatic ability. The star is ably supported by Mary Thurman as leading woman, Harry Dunklnson, Phllo McCullough, Frankie Lee. Mmo. Marstlni and others.

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Miss Blanche Borg has been unable to attend to her duties at the North Ward school sevral days this week

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ORDINANCE NO. 1731 AN ORDINANCE REGCXwVTING THE DRIVING OF JITNEY OR TAXICABS OVER AND ACROSS RAILROAD CROSSINGS IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA. SECTION 1. BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that It shall be unlawful for any. firm, person or corporation, or agent or employe. of any fim, person or corporation, owning or operating a taxicab or jitney bus within the City of Hammond, Indiana, to cross over any railroad crossing upon which an run engines, cars or trains of cars, daily in the City of Hamm nd, without first having brought said jitney, bus, or taxicab or other vehicle to a fuil stop and to look and listen for approaching trains. SECTION 2. Any person, firm or corporation or agent or employe of any peson, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be fined not less than Five Dollars nor more than tTfty Pollars upon conviction. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect Immediately after its passage, signed by the I'resident of the Council, approved by the Mayor and due publication, J. V. KEELER, Attest: Bj-eeideni ARNOLD H. HTJNERT, City Clerk. Approved hy the Mayor this Efi day of March, 1922. DANIEL. BROWN. Mayor Passed hy the Common Council of the City of Hammod, Indiana, on

the 7 day of March, 1922, and presented to the Mayor for his approval or rejection and approved by ths Mayor on the 8th day of March. 1922. ARNOLD H. KUNERT, 3:10:17 City Cleric

BILL SAYS IT MADE A HIT Councilman Bill Schulte doesn't take the beer and wine resolution very seious'y. Told that the W. C. T. U. war bringing speakers from downstate for meetings next week he sa 1 hat t;o wooild import several men from Milwaukee to speak at a beer and wim? meeting. "One of my speakers Is a prominent "brewmaster," said Sohu'.t . "The beer and wine action of t'council will Increase our population," said Schulte. "One fellow told mo t day that 309 people are going to m .. here from Indiana Harbor at ono . They think this Is a regular town."

TEXAS BANK ROBBED. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 10. Five automobile bandits held up the new Braunfels state bank at N?w Bra-unfels at noon today and escaped with 15,000. The loot consisted of $25,000 In cash and $50,000 in Liberty Bonds.

JAMES CONSIDINE ILL. Owing to the Illness of James Consldlne, president of the board of safety, the regular meeting scheduled to bs held this afternoon may be postnon-'!.

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