Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1922 — Page 2

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NAPIER TRIAL TODAY Th case of Peter Napier, chief of a private detective agency in East Chicago, who on DecenVber 16, 1921, fired upon a number of police and citizens in the Indiana Harbor police station and is 'being; held under heavy bonds on a charge of assault with intent to kill, was set to start this morning in the Lake Criminal court at Crown Point before Judge Smith. All of the witnesses for the defendant and those required by the state were reached by subpoenas 3 esterdey, it Is understood. DEPUTIES FIXES Marian Jenuso and Peter Sanoff, two deputy constables, of Indiana Harbor charged with holding up and attempting to rob A. Popp in front of his garage at Indiana Harbor on the night or March 11, was tried in the Lake Criminal cexurt before Judge Smith yesterdey and fined S and costs. The men were convicted upon the charge of assault and battery. Attorney Lester Ottenheimer of! East Chicago defended the deputy. constables. COL. RILEY ON WAY HOME Col. Walter J. Riley who arrived in Seattle. Washington, Tuesday, after an extended tour of the Orient Is reported to reach East Chicago. the first of next week. , The Esst Chicago banker is returning home after an absence of twelve weeks, during yhich time he visitea in Japan. ChUa. Fhillipine India and a number of the archipelagoes of the China and Indian seas. Ol'R CITY'S WHAT WE MAKE IT. I'm writlnar you this poem, Tet I don't know how you'll take it. As it concerns us all, entitled Your City's what you make it. Most of you that are hefe today. May be classed as pioneers, For our city Just came on the map In less than sixteen years. For no one dreamed those early days The value of this land. It looked like It was worthless. With swamps and miles of sand. But the factories saw its 'value And started buying1 ground; After all you must admit. It's the factories make tlie towns. For man will find his way to where His chance to work is griven. Especially to the place where he Can earn an honeet living-. Though some would live in Taradise With one exclusive race. But the money that they're making nere Helps to beautify the place. Kt now we talk of houlevards. And plan our city Parks, It's like music to the ears of those Who have lived here from the start. For. although our city may not have The things that you admired. We know how hard the work" has been j To get what we've acquired. i They've kicked and knocked ' j And held us hack. I They tried to keep us down. Yet our city's just as (rood As tne others all around. But everybody has his day: We've been waiting; you to come; Tou who know what lKins; is, If you will, can help, us some. So jump in. 1 a Booster, Work some on your own, Let's be for East Chicago,' And be proud to call it Home. Don't try to do it all yourself As some have done before. Just GET TOGETHER, WOHK TOGETHER, Just flg-ure you're one more. One of the kind, that's not a KNOCKER, If you're RIGHT, be sure and state it. Remember after afl. our City's Only WHAT TOU MAKE IT. JIMMr JOHNSON, (Indiana Harbor Contractor) AUTO COLLISION A For"d sedan runningr at a high rat of speed alone; Michigan avenue Indiana Harbor, late last n!ht. collided with a machine belon;ins to A. E. Woodward, parked alone; the street, and bounding off of this car, Read These Twin City Advertisements WASEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATE STREET Hemstitch with Geld and Silver Thread match all ee1ra. But. tea Holes. Buttons Covered, Eatbrofderfiaa;, Braldlnjr, Beadtagv Phone Hantmoad 444. 3-7-tf Money to loan on 7 and S per cent, securities for sale due 1 to 38 months trom date, denominations from $25 up. Real Estate ffold bonds. Roe tt Peterson. 11-23 SPECIAL STEETIBTG. All members of Miriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 407, are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hall Friday at 1:30 p. m. to attend the funeral of Sister E. W. Wlckey. 2-30-lt Scalp treatments of all kinds, 7 for t5. Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe, phone East Chicago 1047. 3-30-lt F. G. Swanson, chiropraeter, 3505 Hemlock street, -will be open every evening except Wednesday. 3-30-3t NOTICE From and after this date I will not

be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Zula Leola Baule. 8JU):lt AXJMJBW FRED BAUIJJ

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Sean AfeKeoa, commander of Irish forces. epeaki-g. Sean McKeon. commander ta ehSef of the military forces of th-! Irish Free State, addressed a meeting of citizens of Cork after a riotous demonstration which greeted the arrival of McKeon. Michael Collins and their party. crashed into the plate Bias window of the Reliable Cash Meat Market, at 3430 Michigan avenue. Without stopping for over a second to view the accident the unidentified Ford Is said to have sped west and north towards Whiting. The damages caused to the machine of A. E. Woodward and the large plate glass windows of the Reliable Cash "Meat Market are estimated at nearly $S09. COXTAGIOtS DISEASE Two new cases of diphtheria from the east side of the city were reported to the East Chicago Board of Health this morning. Nine contagious caes reported during March, appear .on the graphic chart in the board of health offie-. There are one measles two diphtheria, two chioken-pox and four whooping cough. WATER. RATES Mayor Frank Callahan with City Attorney James W. Brlssey and Karl D. NorrU, member of the board of works, of East Chicago, yesterday appeared before the Indiana Pmblic Service Commission and officials of the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Water Co.. at Indianapolis, and passed the first mile-poet In obtaining- an adjusted water rate for the citizens Of the Twin Cities. This meeting was continued until the middle part of April, when 1t is expected that a rate will be agreed upon. The temporary water rate as fixed by the utility commission last year does not provide for the sprink ling of lawns and garden.?. It is. therefore, the purpose of this second Fession f.f the commission to fix a Just and equitable water rate that will provide for the additional consumption during the spring and the summer months. STOP RHEUMATISM WITH RED PEPPER . When you are suffering with rheumatism so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepped Rub and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has jch concentrate 3. penetrating heat a red pepper. Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepped Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes It warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the 'congestion and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Use it for l'Jnibago, neuritis, backache stiff neck, sore muscles, cold in chest. Almost instant relief awaits you. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package Adv. Coming "THE ROSARY" PARTHENON LAST TIMES TODAY Thomas H. Ince's Master Production "HAIL THE WOMAN" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FIVE HIGH CLASS ACTS VAUDEVILLE Complete change of program Sunday COMING MONDAY For Four Days WESLEY BARRY in "SCHOOLDAYS"

BACK FROM CAPITOL . Bert H. Peterson, appointed as city sealer to succeel John McCready who resigned, returned this evening from Indianapolis where he successfully passed the state examination ofweIg"hts and measures.

The Mothers Club of the Indiana Harbor Methodist will meet in the social rooms of the church Friday 1 afternoon. Airs. Jfes. Johnson willhave charge of tin devotions and Mrs. i'. w. Mann will be the leader the subject being "Easter Customs of All Lands." The hostesses for the afternoon are Mesdamea Karl Kilson, F. E. Spangler and Harry Hetrich. Ail mothers are invited to attend. The Sunshine Embroldtry club was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Haywood of Euclid avenue. Mr. Van Inwegian, who has been a patient in the Mrcy hospital for the past two weeks, expects to be able to return home some time next week. The Philaphea Bible class of the U. P. church will hold their meeting next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Labounty, 3710 Hemlock street. Thete meetings have always been held In the evenings, but it seems more convenient in the afternoon, hence the change. Mrs. Robert Bruce Miller was a Chicago shopper yesterday. The R. A. E. Embroidery club w4ll meet Thursday evening at the home of the Misses Edith and Gertrude Collier. Mrs. C. K. Wallace is confined to her home on Northcote avenue, with an attack of grippe. Mrs. W. H. Jeppeiion w-iJI be hostess to the members of the Nerth Side Birthday club, Friday evening at her home, 4210 Magoun avenue. Thursday evening of next week, Mrs. E. J. Jenkins and Mrs. W. Cadman will entertain at a card party for the benefit of the Welfare association. Bth their homes in the Wlckey apartments will be used. Mrs. John Ilartma.n very delightfully entertained th' 1907 club yesterday afternoon at her home on Beacon street. Guets of the club were Mesdames L. W. Giles. Ed Higglns. J. K. Reppa, J. Forberk and T. E. Williams At the conclusion of the games a delicious two course luncheon was served by the hostess. Section A of the Congregational Ladies' Aid very charmingly entertained at the irionthly thimble party yesterday afternoon In the church parlor. About seventy-five ladies responded to the unique invitations sent out to members and friends of the church. The room was prettily decorated with baskets of daffodils and pussy-willows, and the dainty two course luncheon was carried out in Easter suggestions. After the regular business the guests were entertained with music. A Welsh 'song by Mrs. Joseph Fisher, in Welsh costume, anST piano numbers by Mrs. O. A. Fetter and her little daughter. There wag also a guessing contest, Mrs. Burns coming the nearest to guessing how many peas were in a flower pot filled with green pets, and as there is only One "V" In pot, no one really guessed it. Section A, with Mrs. Ed Cadman as chairman, deserves much eredit for this most charming afternoon. Mrs. A. S. Good'riend of 1009 c OLDS of head or chest art mora aas3 vreataa externa, Jy witb VapoRuq Ow 17 Million an OW Ytvij

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The Spring Fishing Season is open and as usual we're the first in the game. Prices are right. Tomorrow we'll have WHITEFISH Yellow PERCH BULLHEADS No. 1-2 Pickerel WHITE BASS CATFISH

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SEE JSC ORPHEUM LAST TIMES TODAY HELENE CHADWICK and RICHARD DIX in "THE GLORIOUS FOOL" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "HAIL THE WOMAN" America's Screen Masterpiece Special Children's Matinee Saturday 5c COMING SUNDAY For Three Days "SHADOWS OF CONSCIENCE''

143rd street, is leaving tomorrow for Little Rock, Ark., to spend two or three weeks with relatives. Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mrs. James McQuald will entertain at a benefit card party for the Welfare association, at the Jackson home, 320 Hemlock street, Friday evening. , Arrangements have been completed for the Parents-Teachers' association. Carnival and play to be given April 23 at the Washington grade school building. One of the outstanding features Of the carnival will be dancing. The Home and Educational depart ment meeting of the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club which was to have been held Friday afternoon has been postponed until Monday afternoon at Katheran House. Miss Florence Boston of Purdue University, extension bureau, will demonstrate making a dress form. Refreshments win be served by Miss Harel Leiter,

who will demonstrate the Calumet taking Powder. It is hoped all the members will beb present. Those from the Twin Cities attending the banquet and county meet Ing of the League of Women Voters at the Chamber of Commerce rooms last evening in Hammond, were Mesdames Laura D. Floyd, E. K. CanliK, Ben. Williams. W. H. Jeppehfjii, D. C. Morris, Frank pickson, James Clements, Albert Lewis, Reese Williams, James Cavanaugh, H. K. Groves, W. B. Van Home and E. Bpeneer. Thomas Roberts, county republican chairman, and the different candidates, J. Kellar Wallace, Jt K. Groves, W. B. Van Home and Jacob Shurman. The meeting was a splendid one and will long be remembers will be 'present. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mjlls who were married last Saturday, have returned from their honeymoon trip and took dinner last evening with the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wedge. 'of Kennedy ave. Ths young people will be at home to their many lriends after Saturday on Henry at. in Hammond. Mrs. H. K. Groves and Mrs. IL, J. Oilman are attending a ceremonial jf tre Oriential Shrine this afternoon in HammonH. MARINE MAIL GUARDS FIRST USED IN 1775 INTERNATIONAL NEWS StRVlCEl WASHINGTON, March The use of American marines as mail guards was not entirely original with former Postmaster General Will Hays, according to Major General Wendell C. Neville, Marine Corps, who says that the marines were first used for this duty in the Revolution. The first authentle record of marine mail guards, according to GenSTOP ITCHING SKIN Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treatment that relle-.'es itchTng torture and that cleanses and soothes the kin. Ask any druggist for a SSe or )1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as dlrectea. Soon you will find that irritations. Pimples. Blackheads, Ecsema, Rlotches, Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo. the penetrating, satisfying liquid is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. Adv. FISH

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era! Neville deals with marines I from Hartford. Conn., In May, 1775. ; At this time reinforcements, mail dispatches and a chest of 500 poundu specie were sent to Fort Ticonderoga, captured from thejUritish shortly before. As reliable guards were scarce, eight marines, "well-equipped and well spirited," were ?ent' to escort the treasure. There are other instances recorded where tho, Continental governors and congress!

relied on marines for such duties. The Christian Easter was origin ally a Bort of thanksgiving service j lasting eight days. NOW POLICE START Chicago Authorities "Want; to Jinow Sometnmg of Night Life at Cards. f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, March SO An investigation into the uature of the card game in the apartment of Mrs. JutIan Magden, where twelve guests were robbed of between $9,000 and ' $10,000 in cash and jewelry last night, was launched by the police today. The admission of Mrs. Magdtn that she "has played at twenty or more homes where the limit was tl and sometimes $2 in small po'ker games, and where manicurists, widows and divorcees were the most frequent women players, may cause a general investigation into the "apaatment night life" on the north side. A telephone call which Mrs. Magden believed was from one of those "invited" to her home last night, served as a cue to the robbers. They made their appearance shortly after 10 o'clock and fleeced the "guests" of their valuables after lining thena up against the wall. The police are particularly anxious to know just how it was that the robbers who made the raid could have Picked this one flat out of' thousands on the north side. They alio are attempting to uncover the nature of the game and whether or not there was any "rakeoff." KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tab'ets The secert of keeping young is to feel young to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your eyes pimples a .bilious look in your face dull eye3 with no spakle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver. Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he gave to his' patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel, are gentie in their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by tonlrg up the liver and clearing the system of impuritle's. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 13c and 20c Adv. SEATS

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