Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 229, Hammond, Lake County, 22 March 1922 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Wednesday, Mar. 22, 1922.

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The ladida of the Christian -church tonieht. a rnnu of appetischurch tonIgh,t, & rncnu o fappatlaing food ha.a been prepared, the proceeds of which will net a neat sum fox- the church fund. The city councrll met for their bi-monthly meeting- on Monday night and transacted & grist of business. The assessment roll for th? South street ewer -was ordered spread, the Improvement having been finished several weeks ago. The Beaver Dam Ditch appeal was dismissed on behalf of the city of Crown Point, the vote being five to one for dismissal. J. A. Mooro. rcnsultlng engineer of Indianapolis, was present and discussed with the council the present water situation. The usual bi-monthly bills amounting to 132 were ordered paid. The oiling of the streets the coming summer was also discussed at length. ut no official action taken. A biff crowd attended the March horse sale here on Tuesday, the banner sale of the year, at which time Tarmers purchase horses for spring farm work, the Chicago buyers were much in evidence and the streets were packed all day reminding one of the old market days before the automobile superseded Old Dobbin as a man. of accomodation. Several very pood sales were reported. About two do;en head were shipped to Chicago. Edward Peters ot East Chicago, was aentenced to 10 to 20 years in the penitentiary by Judge Martin Smith on Tuesday. Peters stole $600 from Charles Babin. A $500 fine was a'sa assessed against Peters, who got away with large sums of money by the burglar route. Mrs. Kathleen Howard of 401 Delaware street, Gary, has filed divorce proceedings against her husband Frank, whom she married in August. 1918. In September of 1919, Howard abandoned her and she has heard nothing from him since. Attorneys Hodges and Ridgeley are looking after Mrs. Howard's interests in the legal separation. The county commissioners met for their regular meeting on Monday. The contract for the supplies for the County Farm, Detention Home and jail were let, the bulk of them going to Crown Point merchants, groceries, meats, hardware, drugs and drygoods being the commodities bid on. Tittle Bros, of Gary, were successful in landing the meat and groceries with Charles Krammer of Crown Point, rhiliip Streub1g of Crown Point being the successful bidders on an International tractor for the poor farm. They bid $605.00. XEW MARRIAGE LICENSES. George L. Dreher. Helene Andre. What Tanlac has done tor other it will do for yon. Get a bottle from your druggist today.

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Gary; John A. Levin, Indiana Harbor. Hiluna Peterson, Chicago; Oliver It. Schwartz, "Whiting, Nora E. Cantway, Harvey;, James Pribish, Chicago, Theresa Kraasavina, Whiting. Mayor Edward C. Glover and Charles H. Meeker are in Chicago today on business. SCHOOL NOTES Xtesldenta of the thickly populated north aide school district now served by a group of portable schools in (Lincoln avenue will welcome an announcement made thta morning by Superintendent of Public Schools Edwin S. Monso that work will likely begin this aummer on construction of a handsome new school edifice for the 'Lincoln district to cost in the neighborhood of $350,000. Plans drawn by architects have been accepted by the school iboard. Bids for the building will be advertised for, probably before another month. Itobertsdale is to have a new school. Hammond's fastest growing residential section soon will see a new and modern type school build ing erected on the $20,000 eite recently purchased by the school board. Bonds to pay for the purchase of the land are now being advertised for sale. Franklin school Indianapolis boulevard, is declared by Superintendent Monroe, to be a dangerously over-crowded one. More pace is needed before the new school term opens In September. With a two-year high school course at Franklin and 70 students enrolled, authorities 'believe they will be Justified in establishing a four-year course for the lake communtv next year. Copping off too much publicity with its magazine the Hammond High School now faces stiff Journalistic competition In establishment at an early date of a new elementary grade publication. It will be published, edited, written and read by the "graders." Miss Alta Adklns, school supervisor, will be edltor-in-hef. Students will choose a same for their paper. It will be published monthly. PARENTS ARE CALLED The "West Hammond Tarent Teachers Association will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday, March 23, at the Wentworth High School at 8:00 p. m. FILES DIVORCE SUIT Mrs. Maggie Suit, 575 Fields ave., Hammond, filed suit for divorce from William Suit today in the Hammond superior court. They were married February 12. 1918 aud separated December 27, 191S. Mrs. Suit says her husband failed to support her and never furnished a home. She asks for the custody of their child and $7 a week for lis support. II. E. Granger is her attorney. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to Rev. Claus and War many friends that have been so kind in the hour of sickness and eath of our dear darling baby boy and brother, Clyde Edwin Adelsperger who was 'born on Msrch 14, at 8 a. rn. and died March 17th, at 1:00 p. m- and buried at Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves to mourn his departure, mother, father, one sister and three- brothers, besides uncles aunts and many other relatives. He is gone but not forgotten. MR. AND MRS. JOHN" ADELSPERGER AXD CHILDREX, 435 Morton avenue. Hammond, Ind. 3-22-1 Capital and Surplus $120,000.00 Chicago and Kennedy Ayenuei CHICAGO

IViAYOR JOHNSON TO WELCOME SOKOLOW

A&tlK. , Kahuin Sokolow, great Jewish statesman who is to speak at the Commercial Club hall in Gary at 8 o'clock 'tomorrow right will be officially welcomed by Mayor R. O. Johnson to the city of Gory in the afternoon. The party touring from Chicago in machines will be mvtt on the outskirts of the city of Gary by automobiles who will fall in behind and by a ."quad of motorcycle policemen who will conduct the guests to the City Hall teps where they will be met by Mayor Johnson and official greetings and courtesies extended. Gary business streets are to be decorated for the occasion and many of the stores will bear American and Zionist flags with messages of welcome. The delegation will tour through the cities of "Whiting, East Chicago Indiana Harbor and Hammond and s expected to reach Whiting at 4:00 p. m.. where they will be met by machines from Whiting at Five Points, RobertsdaJe. These will fall In behind and the rarty will then proceed to Indiana Harbor where they are to ibe joined by cars from that city in front of Temrle B'nai Israel. Mr. Sokolow and his delegation will be greeted at this place also by an assemblage of the Jewish children. Proceeding then to Eaat Chicago where they are to be met and followed by automobiles from that city which are to gather in front of the city hall. The pro LOWELL Atorney J. W. Belshaw who has been confined to the houae on account of sickness for the past two weeks, was able to get down to his office yesterday. The rainy weather has made J JfcJL P-V MRS. MENU HINT Breakfast. Baked Apples. Oatmeal with Raisins. Top Milk. Toast. Home Made Doughnuts. Coffee. Milk for Children. Luncheon. Oak Hill Potatoes. Apple and Date Salad. Bran Bread and Butter. Milk. Home Made Cookies. Dinner. Breaded Halibut Steak. Stewed Tomatoes. Bakd Potatoes. Bolls and Butter. C Tea. Milk. L Banana Pudding. r. T0DAY3 RECIPES Breaded Halibut Steak Wipe halibut thoroughly, salt a little on both sides. Let stand until time to cook. Dip in beaten egg, roll in bread or cracker crumbs. Put into sufficient meat fat or oil to keep it juicj, watch closely until one side is brown, turn and set over a covered burner on the stove, low fire and a cover over "the frying pan. Cook slowly until done. Be sure to keep fat enough so it will not get dry nor yet enough to make it greasy. If you do not care to use eggs and crumbs sprinkle flour over fish before fryingApple, Date Salad Take two or three crisp leaves of head lettuce and arrange on salad plates. Cut over a few apples, dates (English walnuts if you wish), add salad dressing. Oak Hill Potatoes Four cold boiled potatoes, six hard boiled eggs, salt and pepper, two cups of thin white sauce made a3 follows: Four tablespoons butter, three tablespoons flour, one teaspoon salt and a little pepper, two cups milk. Alternate layers of the potatoes and eggs, sliced in a greased baking dish with the white sauce pour-

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cession of machines thus assembled will then drtve to Hammond where they will be Joined by machines from there which will assemble at Temple K'neseth Israel. From Hammond the party will then proceed to Gary for the grand reception and welcome 4y the Mayor and citizens of that city. The committee in charge urges that people wishing to Join the procession be at the above meeting places at not later than the following time: Whiting, 845; Indiana Harbor, 4:00; East Chicago, 4:15; Hammond, 4:30; Gary 5:00. It is expected that many people who will not be able to Join the touring party will be at the meeting places in tha respective cities to greet same. Among tha prominent citisena of this county who will at on the reception committee are Mayor R. O. Johnson, Captain H. S. Norton, S. Muscat, X?. P. Gleason, Herman Isay Mrs. Leon Kaplan, Lewis Glueck William A. Wirt, Herman Given Mrs. M. Nusbaum, Judge Charles E. Greenwald, Mrs. Bessie Blumenthal D. Hirsch, Senator Oliver Holmes. Rabb! Pizer Jacobs, Rabbi achs Rabbi Hyman. Leo' Wolf, Dr. William Feder, Sam Werner, Joseph Hirsch. Rabbi Rappeport of Hammond. Dr. M. A. Given. I. Dubin, Eugene Givan of East Chicago. L. Given of Indiana Harbor, A. Recht of Whiting and the offieera of the local Zionist organisations. some of the roads almoat Impasrauic. several places in me stone roads has broken thrcugh. Warren Spearin waa in Chicago on business yesterday. "Hut" Olds, republican candidate for Sheriff waa in Lowell yesterday. The sheriff brought down four prisoners for Greencastle yesterday morning. MORTON "3L.L i ed over them, and bake twenty mlnutes or half an ' hour. A little chopped parsley added is an improvement. Banana Pudding is made by dicing the bananas, pouring- cornstarch pudding over them and stirring them in. Let cool and serve with cream or milk. SUGGESTIONS Have a narrow strap, that can be be bought for ten cents, nailed to the woodwork just back of the kitchen table. Divide this at intervals with tacks and in the openings thus made, slip your kitchen knives. You can tell at a glance just which knife you want. To clean and polish linoleum wash with mixture of equal parts of milk and water, wipe dry and with a clean cloth rub in following mixture: Yellow wax, five parts; turpentine oil, eleven parts; varnish, five parts. To glaze use a solution of a little yellow wax and turpentine oil. Paraffin paper which adheres to raisins cr dates may be more eesily removed if the package is SvisS warmed in the oven. If the sewing machine' needs a thorough cleaning try dropping a little denatured a'rohol where oil is usually applied. Run tha unthrsa'Jed machine hard for a few minute to distribute th alcohol. V.ps ff all the softened gum which can be reached and oil as usual. A large packing box, padJpcl around the sides and covered v.-ith silkoline or cretonne, will make an inexpensive pen for the baby. Keep palms and ferns away from drafts and gps. Rust on copper can be removed with liouid ammonia.

Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION

iHDIGESVOHj 6 Bell-am s Hot water Sure Relief 2E ILL-AM S 25 1 and 75$ Package Everywhere VICTOR GAYAN FINED $130.00 Special Judge M. X. Opprnan yesterday lned Victor Uayan, 1320 Uutledge street, 9X30. When arraigned in the city court Oayan pleaded guilty of the charge placed against him. Detective Sergeants Potta and Mather and Plalnclothesmen Buck, Wytow and "Windmuller arrested Victor for violating the state liquor law. Fred Seabrlght represented the defendant. STATE LEGION OFFICERS WILL 400 Expected to Attend Meeting at Culver to Plan Drive. Post commanders and adjutants of the Indiana department of the American Legion to the number of 400 will attend the annual conference of the organization to be held at Culver Military Academy March 27 and 28, when a membership drive wll form the principal topic of discussion. The Legion has set a mark of SO.000 Indiana members for the end of the year. Registration tor the conference will begin Sunday afternoon, March 26, and in the evening a get-to-gether meeting will be hell. L. R. Gignilliat, past state commander of the Legion, and commandant of the academy, will make an adress of welcome Monday morning. The response will be by Claude E. Gregg, stata commander. Activities and plans of the department will be discussed by Frank H. Henley, adjutant: Bert S. HawWalter J Riley President

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EVER'BODY'S GOIN' "YA-HOO" Junior Moose Minstrel Frolic and Musical Comedy HARTLEY THEATRE EAST CHICAGO THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Gorgeous costumes, beautiful scenery 50 girls and 50 men in cast. See Jay O'Connell and Chos McMahon in the riot scene, "It Happened in Cuba." Watch Barney Yedvab's capers and see Grace Eddy in her dance "Frisco." Hear Ruth Hartley in her male impersonation and Alderman Davis sing. James Johnson has a surprise and Kenneth Scott is a riot, at the Harem. Come and see how movies are taken in a lion cage. Tickets on Sale at Colonial Sporting Goods Store (near Hartley Theater), East Chicago, and Citizens Drug Store at the Harbor. SEATS 73c41.0041.50 (Plus United States Tax)

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