Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 353, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1922 — Page 10

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NEWS NOTES

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( Mntt and Jeff. Comawnity Center Hall tomorrow f t!3 trtlinat after i.a thara wm bo .freahments. Tka Sons and Daughters of Lib- . LTIM raet -morrow evening--n FlJ!rupj9 Hall Mr. ana Colaman and con of vmu left today for

STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic - Zemo Will Help You. Nerar mind how oftn rn hava tried and failed, you can stop burnln itaMn Eciwoa quicKty br applyingZemo furnished by any Arusffist for 15c Bxtra larg- bottle 51.03. Heaitag beg-ina the. moment Zerao is applied. In a short time usually every trace of Ecsema, Tetter. Pimples. Hash. Blaokheada aad similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing tle skin and making !t vigorously healthy, always use Zemo. the penetrating:, antiseptic liquid. When others fall It Is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of ell kinds. Adv.

Vc for Albert E. Grlmtba, STo. S RepvMlean Candidate for Jswtle mt the Prae. 4-16-5

Olean. X. T.. to make their future homo. The general meetinr of tfl Fortuishtly Club will be held this evenlnj at the Public Library, and all members are urged to be present to discuss matters concorninff the annual banquet and theaters they will attend after the luncheon. Mrs. A. C. Bromschwlgr of Sheridan avenue has returned from an

extended visit with relatives In St. Lculs, Mo.

Sir. and Mrs. Charles Koch have moved into their new home on Sheridan avenue, recently vacated

by Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. DDV SCOVT NEWS. To you know what It Is in the Boy Scout Movement that has such all in both the boys

and the men who are of the boys

In it. The boys like the work because thoy find an outlet for their energy in learning of the "Great Out Doors" by doinsr things such as trailing through the woods on the traslt of an animal or observing the "birds industriously mildlng their nests. The man finds his part in it because of the worthwhile effect on the character of the lads, who will ultimately become better citizens. It is also a fact that many a man has found that he was not as old as he thought he was after rlkIng with a happy band of younksters through scenes that he never would have seen otherwise. The following is the Scout Oath: "On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my Country, and to obey the Scout Law. "To help other people at all times. "To keep myself physically strong mentally awake and morally straight. Can you conceive of anything finer for your boy to live up to There are five troops of Scouts in Whitinjf. They are: Troop Ko. 3 under the leadership of Mr. C. P. McNeil, assisted by

Whiting Advertisem en ts Are Winners

Vote for Ko. 65, August W. Neunfeldt for County Commissioner. 4-S9-2

VOTE FOR

TOM

THOMAS GRANT

Republican Candidate for STATE SENATOR No. 22 on the Ballot PRIMARIES MAY 2. 1922

NO. 29

HARRIS

J. GLENN

Republican Candidate for Re-nomination " State Representative (Five to be nominated)

Primaries May 2nd, 1922

Nickel Plate Road CHANGE OF TIME

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Improved Train Semee Trains leave Hammond as follows: WESTBOUND EASTB0UND No. T. 3: 56 p. m. No. 2..... ..11:22 a. m. No. 3. 8:31 p. m. No. 4.... 3:33 p. m. No. 5. ,(. 6: 36 a. m. No. 6 9:49 p. m. Sunday Excursions, May 7 No. 4 New Through Train to New York Throned Drawine-room Sleerirjir Cars and Coaches

1 tween Chicago and New oYrk. Parlor Car and Dining Car

Service. And each Sunday thereafter during Summer Season LOW ROUND TRIP FARES Get full information of P. Thomson. Ticket Agent, Hammond or address C. A. Pritchard. D. P. A., Ft. Wayne. Ind.

Vote for Albert E. Griffiths, o. &8 Republican Candidate far Justice of the Peace. 4-B8-3 When you tnink of furniture, think of II. Gordon & Sons. 4-3

Far Geod Furniture, Go to Selfera. 4-3

All Wall Paper bought of us, trimmed free of charge; Tom Smelser. Signs, Paints and Hardware, 603 Indiana Blvd., Whiting, Ind. 4-11-tf FOR SALE 8 room modern Bungalow; 13S Cleveland ave. 4-25-6 Vote for No. 53, August W. Neunfeldt for County Commissioner. 4-23-2

.vlilCH OK THESE WILL GERMANS ELECT AS SECOND PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC?

Dancing at Spring Hill Grave. St. John, Wednesday night. May 3rd. Good music. 4-29-2

FOR RENT Light furnished room, 422 Central avenue, second floor. 4-23-3 For Rent Double Garage; rlrctric light and water; 324 Cleveland avenue. Thone 46T-W 5-1-lt FRISCBSS THEATER TOSICHT "A ale of wo World," by Gouvenour Morris, a Golden production with a spertal east. Also Educational Coined r.

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j Mr. Stanley Nicholson, both iveryj well known ment. Mr. McNeil; makes a study of birds and the boys are fortunate to have a man of his caliber as their Scoutmaster. The troop has been In existence over five years and is thus desig

nated "Veteran Troop.'" Troops Nos. 3 and 4 are the Saint Johns School troops and a healthy rivalry exists between the two. Mr. Dedlnske leads No. 3, assisted by Mr. George Soroka, and Mr. J. Biel leads No. 4, assisted by Mr. Paul Gerba. Both the assistant scoutmasters have been identified with the scouts since the troops were sttarted three years ago. " Mr. James LaPert lads No. 5, and has the largest troop in Whiting.it numbers 42 boys, which is the raailmum number that he can take. This Is the Sacred Heart Troop. Troop No. 10 is lead by Mr. C. Millar, whose boys are largely recruited from the Dvangelical Lutheran Church. This troop is now in its second year and is a promising troop and is hoping to make the older troops look to their laurels.

ROBERTSDALE

A Lake County Product throughout. Otto O. Fifield for County Treasurer. 4-26-5 Vote for No. 65, August W. Neunfeldt for County Commissioner. 4-29-2 Vote for Albert E. Griffith, No. 08 Republican Candidate for Justice of the Peace. 4-26-5 STAR THEATER TOXIGHT Viola Dana, "here Are o 111lians," a picture every lady shonld seeialso Foi News, Mutt and Jeff. Tomorrow "Over the HUI to the Poor Houso." .Cast f Ten People on the stage. ' Dent forget the Old Settlers Clmb on Tuesday evening at the Community Center. Every Old Settler and their families are Invited. After the meeting a program will be given," which will be followed by dancing. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Edelbert Burkhart of South Chicago visited at the C. Williams home on Lake avenue on last Friday. The TV.' B. A. of the Maccabees will meet on Wednesday evening at the K. of P. Hall. A class of candidates will be Initiated. After the business session, Mrs. Shale's committee will put on a minstrel which will be worth while for every member to be present. The officers and guards are requested to he dressed In white. Mrs. Dunlap's committee will serve refreshments. The ways and means committee of the Eastern Stars are giving a dancing party at the I. O. O. K. hall on next Saturday evening. The

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Above, left to right. President Fritz Ebert and Dr. von Hieber. Below Dr. Adolf Damasch!.e and Admiral von Scheer. One of the most interesting and at the same time momentous elections the world has ever seen will be held in Germany shortly to elect a successor to President Fritz Ebert. Ebert, running for re-election, is opposed by Admiral von Scheer, of battle of Jutland fame; Dr. voo Ilieber, former president of Wuerttemberg, and Dr. Adolf Damaschke, Liberal faction leader. The result will be an indication of the solidity of the new republic

committee is working hard to make money to help furnish the new Masonic Temple, which the Masons

are expecting to build in the very near future. Mrs. Margaret Euehler of Amy avenue, Mrs. Henry, Kggers and Mrs. Augusta Kggers were in Crown Point on business on Thursday. Several from here visited Mrs. Henry Ehlert at the St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago on Sunday and reported her condition very much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golding of Myrtle avenuo attended a dancing party in Chicago on Saturday evening, which was given by the "Silent Athletic Club."' Howard Brown who hase been visiting his sister, Mrfs. Moore and family, returned to his home in Ohio the latter part of last week. Mrs. A. Schaefer and sister, Mrs. H. Thiesson visited their parents, Mr. and Sirs. William Bahn of East Side tho latter part of the week. Mr. Buell. Sr.. and his granddaughter. Miss Helen Buell, attended the funeral of a relative at Wauktegan, 111. PRINCESS THEATER TOMGHT 'A nle of wo Worlds," by GouTeneur MorrI", Golden production with a special cast. Also Educational Comedy. Miss Marie Kesklch entertained a large number of friends at a linen

shower on Friday evening at heri home on Myrtle avenue in honor of I

Mrs. Joseph Malatin. who was formerly Mis Elizabeth Novating of Whiting. The evening was delightfully spent In games of various kinds, after which a delicious two course luncheon was served on tables beautifully decorated ln the bridal colors of pink and white. The bride was the recipient of many useful gifts, also the best wishes of every one present. Dancing at Spring Hill Grove. St. John, Wednesday night, May 3rd. Good music. 4-23-2

HOBART

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Brey are moving to Evanston, where Mr. Brey

has accepted a position on the po-

While in the Legislature he was ever faithful. Now nominate Otto

G. Fifield for County Treasurer.

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"PERFECT GIRL SEEKS DIVORCE FROM PHYSICIAN

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Vote for No. 53, August W. Neunfeldt for County Commissioner. 4-23-2

Pep. Ginger 'n everything Otto G. Fifield for County Treasurer. 4-26-3

Mrs. IL E. Huff. Mrs. R. E. Huff, who won her name, title and her figure, according to acquaintances, from winter plunges in Lake Michigan, is seeking a divorce from her husband. Dr. K. E. Huff, son of the millionaire president of the First National bank of Wichita Falls, Texa3. She charges he came home drunk, broko her nose and tried to choke Ler.

For pimples and boils take Yeast Foam Tablets

The lack of vitamin B in present day foods results in malnutrition which is indicated by a falling oS in health, lowered vitality and skin disorders such as pimples, boils, sallow color, etc The easiest way to replace this essential vitamin, and thus correct these sinister conditions, is to take Yeast Foam Tablets along with your regular food. Get a package of thess pure, whole yeast tablets from your druggist today. Take them as directed and note their efficient corrective action. Northwestern Yeast Company, Chicago, ILL Makers of the famous baking yeasts, Yeast Foam and Magic Yeast.

Yeast Foam Tablets are recommended for Boils Pimples Failing appetite Underweight Lack of energy Indigestion Nervous troubles Run down conditions

lice force. Dr. Wlckham of Valpoarlso has rented the Alvln Wild flat over Vergln and Peddy grocery and will establish himself inn business as a chiropratcor. Louis Kostbade has purchased from his father his dwelling on Devonshire street. N. B. Banks is driving a new Studebaker Light Six purchased from the B. A. Gott agency at Wheeler. Walter MIscevich has purchased from Mrs. E. H. Guyer her five acres, corner of Lake and 10th streets.

NEGRO

LABORER

rrlncess Cantacuzene, granddaughter of General V. S. Grant, occupies the same office In connection with her duties as a member of the American central committee for Russian relief as that of her grand, father preceding his election as President, just after the close of the civil war.

Although $250,000 is annually spent in the planting of oyster shells in Connecticut, there has been continued failure to obtain a set of seed oysters. The hope of restoring the industry appers to lie in the development of artificial fertilization and propagation of young o v stern.

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I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TOPEKA, Kan., April 29. Arthur O. Ruff, an engineer, was shot

ind Instantly killed by J. C. High- i .ower, a Negro laborer, at the Mu- '

:ual Ire plant here today.

Hightower created . panic at the !

plant when he suddenly ran amuck. After shooting ' Ruff he beat Roy V.'ard Into lnsensloility, fired three shots at R. D. Derrlngton and threatened Martin Stanley. All were employes of the plant. The Negro escaped and a posse was searching for him northeast f the city this afternoon.

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Omt 17 Million Jan Vtcd Ynrly

If It's service you want, nominate Otto O. Fifield as County Treasurer. Republican. 4-26-5

GRIFFITH

Dancing at Spring Hill Gro-ve. St. John, Wednesday night. May 3rd. Good music. 4-29-2

A farmer and a business man: Otto G. Flfleld for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

Also a wonderful selection of imorted Coverings at a tremendous :duction, due to our wide experi:nce in the making of Covers, e-. abling us to give you superquality AT LOWEST PRICES

GOLLIN BROS.

Formerly with Mandel Bros. PHONE HUMBOLDT 6050 911 N. Sacramento Bird. Write or Phone and Our Estimator Will Call

Lake County First, Last and All the time and Otto G. Fifield. for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

FILH SMILES -and so forth

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"The Way of a Maid" has won for her terms of endearment that range from birds to fish. They have been called broil

ers, squabs, chickens and flappers. Pretty near time for a film utled "Girls Will Be Girls."

"She Loves and Lies" is a mono title that goes away back to Mother Eve.

"Whispering Devila" ia a film dedicated to folks who get vocal with the sub-titles.

Elaine Hammerstein expects to convince her movie jury by presenting her "Evidence" in photographic form.

"A Wide-Open Town" has been discovered in pictures and then every film-can has "the lid" damped down.

Fashion pictures in Selznick News hint that we shall not see hort skirts very much longer if any.

"Woman. Wake Up!" ahoald concern those nice old ladies who go to the movies for a nap. Conuxrs TtarU, a$hexf"ThtFlthlt"t matltn frua to lift by punching everything tat a Umt clock.

"The Devil" is in the movies. There is also "The Devil to Pay" among the titles.

Soil Knocking Matrimony

a. v V4 cast j a t- u SBUV LJ Announce Your Marriage?" are discouragements in the him lists. No wonder "Getting Mary Mar ried" requires so much finesse.

Film titles disclose Owen Moore oncerned in "The Chicken in the ase" and "A Divorce of Convennce." Now he is "Reported Miss-

There are several "Moon" theas throughout the country and :y are full most of the time.

With "Reckless Youth," "Recks Love" and "Reckless Chances" long the new films it would seem at the titlers have thrown caution the winds.

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VOTE FOR NO. 54 John H. Claussen

Commissioner

2nd District Solicits your approval by your vote for his Re-nomination on the Republican ticket.

PRIMARIES TUES., MAY 2, 1922

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

Illinois Central New Freight and Passenger Office Now Open 2946 E. 92d St., at Commercial Ave. SOUTH CHICAGO Telephone South Chicago 6720 Freight and passenger rates, Dills of lading, sleeping car reservations, complete shipping and travel information may be had quickly and courteously close to home or business. Tickets may be purchased reading either from South Chicago or Chicago to destination. Passenger and Freight Representatives will serve the entire South Chicago Calumet Gary District, including East Chicago, Hammond, Hegewisch, Indiana Harbor and Whiting,

INOIS CENTRA

C. E. DRESSLER, Passenger and Ticket Agent

W. L. CONNERY, Assistant Commercial Agent.

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