Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 237, Hammond, Lake County, 31 March 1922 — Page 2

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GREATEST POWER TEST IS COIHG

British Officials Say They Are Not Over Optimistic By DAVID M. CHUBCH t STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE) LONDON, March 31. lnc gru,ie-t test of power that the Dublin and Belfast governments will have undergone yet confronted them today In the enforcement of the Irith peace agreement signed lure last night by representatives cf North and South Ireland and the British government. British officials, while, hopeful that the agreement vould restore Irish unity, were not over-optmru-tic. After attaching his signature to the document, Michael Collins, of the Irish provisional government said that it would surely restore Irish tranquility If It were carried out in the same spirit In which it was signed. The agreement was favorably received by the prc.?3. The Times called it "3. beacon guiding Irisnmen from the tempests of centuries into a safe haven of vnited brotherhood." The chief features cf the agreement are: 1. Protection of the Catholic residents of Northern Ireland. 2. Irish republican army to cease its activities on the Lister border. 3. Mixed police force to be formed in Ulster, composed of half Catholics and half Protestants. 4. Another conference on Irish unity to be held later , . "Thank God for thst." exclaimed Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland, when he heard that the agreement was signed. Uis words seemed to sum up the sentiment rf the whole rtati'n. Prlia-

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Mrs. Ethel K. Towne. Mrs. Ethel K. Towne went to a lot of trouble when she married Sidney Towne last January. As they were about to step to the altar in Newburyport to be married police stepped up and arrested her husband-to-be. But love laughs at locks and though her husband had been arrested on complaint of a seventeen-year-old girl, the pair went to Wet Newburyport and were married when Towne was released on bail. Now she has left him forever.

mcnt received news of the agreement -with grat enthusiasm. Joseph Devlin, M. P., paid tribute t- Colonial Secretary Winston SELL

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try estate at Chequers Court, sent his congratulations by telephone. .

EAS EMPLOYES HEAR LECTURE Harry Newman Tones, President Of the Sheldon School spoke at the annual E-mployes Rally of the Northern Indiana Gaj and Electric Company in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night. The. rally, In p:te of the bad weather, was better attended than any meeting ever previously staged by the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. Over four hundred employes, their relatives and friends were entertained. Owing to the courtesy of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, a first-class radio concert was given. This was supplemented by moving pictures supplied by the General Electric Company and the, American Gas Association which were iboth educational and interesting to the assembly. Community singing con tributed to the success of the even ing which concluded with an ample and ably prepared luncheon served in cafeteria style. II said in part: "The family in the home is as much a part of the business family as those members of It who have their names on the pay-roll." "The success of any company is nothing more or less than the sum total of the successes of all indi viduals in that company." "No man can stand up and say h is, independent, and no man need f'el that h is dependent for we are all Inter-dependent." "For fifteen years, as modern DI11 os, I have been traveling around searching for a man who wanted to fail. I am still looking, "Statistics show that of an average normal group of one hundred men. age twenty-five years, in forty years time three are dead, fiftyfour are dead-beats, five are completely dependent on their pay. four are rich enough to be independent of their work and one is wealth'. Brand New RED TUBES .$1.75 1.80 1.75 1.90 1.95 , 2.05 2.15 GREY TUBES $1.25 ' 1.75 1.80 1.75 1.90 1.95 2.05 2.00 2.15 2.25 COo Distributors for the Oldfield Tires

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COIN DOT IS NEW IN SWEATER WORLD Just when one thinks the sweater has offered every possible variation it capabl of designe! bring-s forth this model of whitt silk with huge coin dots of black and a black tuxedo collar, cuffs and belt. Analyzing these figures, we find that our human efficiency Quota amounts to 5 per cent, successes and 85 per cent, failures." "When you think that out of one hundred boys in our school, making d-ue allowances for death "before they attain the age of twentyfive years, that only 5 per cent, of these boys are going to be successes, is there no more effective challenge than this that can arouse clio parents to the vital importance of a more efficient school system?" "I believe the world is coming to a Iiigher point in honesty. I believe that the fellow that tries to deceive the other fellow in business deceives himself more than the fellow he is out to deceive." "The greatest law In our life is the God-made, unchangeable law 'of service which demands that Quality, Quantity and -Mode or Method of Conduct be fully and equally proportionally developed In us if success Is to be ours." "That which you take out of your pay-cheek 1 governed entirely oy that which you put into your Job." Did You Hear That East Chicago BERT H. PETERSON started in his new position as city sealer this mornlngr. PAUL KELLY, et. al.. will receive their third degree In the F. & A. M595, April 8th. ALL jreat men have hobbies. Suppressing the cement dust nuisance is "Billy" Murray's. BOB Bl'RRELL or the American lunch room is said to be contemplating building on Chicago avenue soon. JUTXJE V. S. REITER of the Lake Superior court, Hammond, will speak before the members of the Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday noon. WOOD BROTHERS, fdlwUtte, Of Chicago will furnish aa anjfu-l pleasurable evening? of tart$l'nment to Masons, their fa njISfes and Eastern Stars tomorrow at tbe East Chicago lodge. CAPTAIX Franklin Glenn of East Chicago National Guard Company T announces receipt of the first consignment of his organization's military equipment. MEMBERS of the council are said to be supporting an ordlnace at their meeting nevt Monday that wilt levy a license of $100 on all soft drink parlors in the city. , JUDGE ALLEN P. TWYMAN and Gen. F. Cral? of the Methodist ch'jrrh were elected as directors of the Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Messrs. Jones snd Lewis. LEW BARNES, campaign manager for the re-nomlnatlon of Senator Harry S. New. was In these parts yesterday loking for a certain lawyer who is said to be after his Job. WHICH do you like best a society play of a virile, romantic adventure .drama? You'll find the I'jpst or 'ooth In "Conceit," the laieat Selznick Special nhowing tonight at the Hartley theatre for the last time. CHAS. V. TERMINI, the real estate man in the Caiumet building, says he hasn't changed his office to Tom Murphy's candy kitchen. He says he is only using Tom's place as a ground floor location to display h!s property sale cards. DAN ELY TILTON", instructor in the automotive department of the East Chicago high school, leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles to accept a position In the high schools there. Superintendent E. N. Canine announces that Elmer Smith of the Uiley school will succeed Mr. Tilton. SPRING finds the Bee Hive Department store ready wit,h all that a man. woman or child may need in worthy attire. Every section in the store is ready with fall assortments of new Spring merchandise. Let your eyes feast upon this spring

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issOrtment now reflecting; through he large display wtndows cl this 'tore. MOONSHINE is the cause t Tudge Twyman and City Attorney 3rissey locking horna. Ob! no, not ntoxicatlon. But broug-ht about by the trial of John Spornick who as found g-uilty of violating the ttate liquor law. Judge Twyran at as convicting Judge and City Vttorney Brlssey representing the lefendant. The first round was a Iraw. Fans look for a knockout :n the second.

GARY SAM and Jake Veechio, brothers, at 1S26 Washington street. Gary, Coming "THE ROSARY' 1

PARTHENON ORPHEUM DELUXE TODAY AND TOMORROW TODAY AND TOMORROW LAST TIMES TODAY FIVE HIGH CLASS ACTS CONSTANCE TALMADGE VAUDEVILLE "Hail ttlP WlHTian in Also Conw.y Tearle in .nJUI IOC HOman "GOOD REFERENCES" ,". "LOVE'S MASQUERADE" Amcrica., Screen Masterpiece Palhe Pllard A Good Comedy and News SUNDAY Wctklv Comptat change of P,8m " SATURDAY ONLY Captain Andrew's Special Children's Matinee Viola Dana FOUR TRAINED BEARS Saturda 5c "CINDERELLA'S TWIN" And Four Other High Class 7 Ruth Roland in Acts of VaudeTiUe THIRD EPISODE , Thomas HIncVs "WHITE EAGLE" ; ' "HOMESPUN FOLKS" COWING SUNDAY And Good Comedy For Three Day COMING SUNDAY COMING MONDAY QF - JZ?V For Four Days WESLEY BARRY WESLEY BARRY CONSCIENCE ' "SCHOOLDAYS" With a Great Cast of Stars "DINTY"

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We firmly believe that Service and Quality remains a Pleasant Memory long after Prices are Forgotten. SATURDAY SPECIALS

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who broke quarantine, were fined $20 eacft by City Judge Dunn for the offense. They wers quarantined for scariet fever.

A small oil heater in on of the room of the P. M. Fi,nch hotel at tn corner of Lake avenue and Center street, at Miller cautei a 1390 damage before it was place! under control Wednesday afternoon. DICK STURTRIDCiE, popular. Emerson student, and athlete will captain Emerson's basketnail quintette neat season. He ws selected at a meeting held this week and the students have faith that tlck will help them put over a team which will cop the state title. fk

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THE Veterans' Tolitical A?ocUtlon, made up of former service men which was organized at a meeting in Gary a week age will .braach o'jt and form flther similar organization.! all over the county, it was learned today. It promises to be the strongest political organization In the ounty.

IN the neighborhood of $150,000 to $20n,ooo is to be borrowed it !s understood to complete the new Methodist hospital which was started in Gary over a year go An Indianapoiis banker was in the city yesterday looking over the unfinished hocpital building with a view of mskinsc the loan. Coming "PEACOCK ALLEY" WESLEY BARRY in Gus Edwards' "SCHOOLDAYS" A screen classic that will bring back the most delightful days of your life PARTHENON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY NEXT WEEK No bird ever visits the bank of Lake Avernus. near Naples, because of the putrid watert Thirty different peoples, each speaking- a different dialect, are. found In the Philippine islands. -

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