Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 356, Hammond, Lake County, 4 May 1922 — Page 6

GERMAN TEACHER DETAINED BY U. S poea of the meeting will be to lay plana fbr a Lcflon home talent how. SHE STARTED HER ARTISTIC CAREER MODELING BUTTER Indian Revolution today from India. The Indian lead er was reported to have declared: "Until the British revise their Mohammedan policy, a great revolution In India is inevitable." EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR The announcement is made by relatives of the deceased that the casket will pot be opened at the church tomorrow mornlngr, but mat arrangements have been mau to view the remains at the home, 4321 Magoun ave. This morning- iive East Chicago High school students and faculty paid tribute to the memory of tneir principal, Howard H. Clark. The following program was given: A. T. Elliott, chairman. "Abide With Me," rung by choir of hiRh school students. Invocation, Dr. Cralcr of the First Is Simmering OF SIRS' ELS O.N The Ettet Chioago friend of Mr. and Mr. Alfred 1 Nelson, will be grieved to -learn of the latter death whlch-oocurred at Shreveport, La., on April 28th. after a brief 111nes. Mr. and Mr. Nelson had been located at Shreveport for the past five wMkj, the former being engaged as nupervlsor f construction work for the Graver Corporation of this city. The. Nelsons had at one time maintained a residence at 4826 Forsyth avenue and have a large circle of friends In this region. The deceased was removed to her homestead at Beaver Dam, Ky., where the burial took place on last Tuesday, May 2nd. Left to mourn her are her hus'band, her mother and four brothers. Mr. J. J. Byrne of the local Graver office attended the funeral ceremonies at Beaver Dam. Ky.. as the representative of the Gravpr Corporation. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! LONDON. May 8. Revolution Is simmering 1n India and a great outbreak Is threatened, according to a Paris dispatch to the Dally Express quoting: Aga Khan, famous Indian Nationalist leader, -who arrived there Mr. and Mr. Bert Harless moved to Dyer, May 2nd. Mr. Harlesa ia locomotive engineer on the E. J. St E. R. R. and begin his run from Dyer. Griffith citizens, both men and women,, exercised their voting power at the polls last Tuesday. Mrs. W'a'ly from Iowa, visited her cousin Mrs. J. MoOary last week. She left for .Lake Village to visit other relative this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Froling have moved Into the Frank Lowe house, vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Harless. A double feature program will be given at the town hall Thursday, May 4 under the auspices of the Griffith school. There will be three reels of moving pictures from Grimm' Fally Tale. Between the reel musioal and song numbers will be given by Miss McLeod who I well known In concert circles. Both The flag- of the German repujo has nevr een flown in some parV of Germany. CLARK nXERAL SERVICES Funeral services of Howard H. Clark, Sr., veteran professor of the East Chicago Hlg;h school, who meet at his home yesterday mornlngr, will be held from the East Chicago Methodist Kplscopal church tomor P I

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Miss Gertrude Baer, photographed on Ellis Island. Department of Justice officials have detained Miss Gertrude Baer, a teacher from Germany, following information that Miss Baer is member of the communist party in her country. She arrived in Ne.T York a few days ago. She came as a German delegate to the women's international leaene for peace and is scheduled to address a New York audience on women's activities

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E. E. Anderson, representative of faculty. Edwin Carlson, representative of the alumni. D. C. Morris, representative of the school bVird. E. N. Canine, superintendent of the city schools, "There Is no Death." sung by the students. Benediction, Dr. Craig.

MAY MOVE THIRJ RAIL If the plans of Mayor Frank Callahan and the works board of East Chicago can be agreed upon, then the third rail upon which the South Shore trains now operate along Chicago ave. will be moved off this street and probably laid parallel

with the B. & O. C. T. tracks from

Kennedy ave. west to the city limits. Mayor Callahan and Karl D. Nor. rls, member of .the board, were In conference with President Wilkoxson and directors, of the lnterurban line at Michigan City today in devising ways and means In bringing about this improvement. The third rail down the center of Chicago ave. has been consiaered as a peril to traffic since It was laid a number of years ago, and while there has been a conserted effort on the part of city officials and citizens to bring about the re

moval of this company's tracks, the

city has as yet been unable to prevail upon or compel this company to transfer their tracks.

BATALLION RJECEPTIOJr J Sport fans and lovers of professional boxing were astonished at the big reception given them by the

2nd Batallion of the 113th Engineer

Regiment in the way of a stag party held last night .t the Auditorium

theatre, Indiana Harbor. A cast of attractive feminine entertainers, 4

rounds of cleyer boxing followed by a colored battle royal was the amuse

ment furnished during the evening. With the mixed attendance ware mem'ber of Company E and D, officers from the East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Gary companies, giving the audience the appearance of khaki days of '17 and '18. Among these were Col. A. P. Melton,""commander of the 113th Engineer Regiment and Major Simpkons, director of training. Col. Melton gave a short talk on organization work and told of the origin of the late military companies In the Twin Cities, adding

that It was the duty of erery citizen to support and lend co-operation In keeping the home organizations to peace strength.

home: talent show A meeting of the Indiana, Harbor American Legion Post iias been called for tonight to 'be held in the Odd Fellows (building, Michigan avenue. It haa been announced that th pur-

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Mrs. Sally Jame Farnhara. Mrs. Sally James Farnham, now a well-known sculptor, was formerly an invalid confined to her bed. She started making- images H the butter brought on her tray and finally after a few lessons from her architect husband she not only recovered from her lor.g illness, but has attained dirticetion in her work. She is sow making a bust p? president Usrding,

features come highly recommended by the Hammond and other neighboring schools mo that &n enjoyable program i Insured to ' everyone. Admission 16 and 25 cent. The Boy Scout team teat the Scherervllle Juniors by a 6 to 3 score last Sunday. The school team lost to Aiaaworth on Friday by a 9 to 3 score In a game featured by numerous error.

Valuable new drug plants have been found by explorer in the Amazon river basin.

NOTICE. O-wlng to the Increased demand for our coal we have opened a yard at Augusta st. and Monon tracks, which will be known as the B. B. & C Co., telephone Hammond 142. with C. W. Bowman In charge, where we will be equipped to give Improved service to our customers. The standard of quality of our coal will be maintained at all times, and we will In addition, handle anthracite and Eastern bituminous coals. C. I CREASBAUM. B-l-3t J. D. BECK WITH.

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