Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 359, Hammond, Lake County, 8 May 1922 — Page 2
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THE TIMES Mondav, May 8, 1922.
Did You Hear That
WOMAN'S PARTY WILL HAVE "WATCH TOWER" OPPOSITE CAPITOL WHEN THEY DEDICATE NEW HEADQUARTERS
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TI1K offices In the basement of the : c'.ty liall will bo occupied aoon.
Till' Chamber ol Comraerso will' Jioid their mkl-weelc meeting "WedliO.xJuy noon per schedule. I
WHEN the radio has become univoisaiSy Installed the pollticans will xiot iiave to keep their ears to the fc'round.
IT la sweetly solemn to thins, at thu opening- of the daylight savingseason, that you have been brought au hour closer to pay day.
THE East Chicago Club will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening-. President Mooney has some tiling for every member. Be there.
irARTLEY& SON3 hav talten. a
position on Forsyth avenue to demonstrate the latest in a sanitary garbage can. This receptacle is said to be odorless.
AJtM"OTTB.'3 publicity men Trill be
here to speak before the Men's Clufb f the Methodist church next Thursday evening". The McKlnley school 'Land will enter . in.
THB young man playing the "violin at the Congregational church last right was Dr. Alexander D. Pow. (.This answers the Question of several inquiring ladies.)
"IlOtv" much am I bid for the world." Not a sound. This was the situation Ed. Knight, the city 'bailiff and court auctioneer, faced when selling out the office equipment of M. -E. Sohreiber Saturday. 11-3 was -unafole to get a bid on the rr.ap of the world.
A modern quest of the Golden Tleeca by a woman Instead of a man !s the novel situation underlying "The Mistress of the World," a quartette of four immense Paramount pictures which will be released in
EMBROIDERY AND FRINGE MAKE THISj SUIT DISTINCTIVE
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Spacious new headquarters of the National Woman's Party iind women who hare helped make it possible. Left to right: Mrs. O. EL P. Belmont, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Mrs. John Winters Brannan and. above, Mrs. Lydig Hoyt.
fight. The occasion will be the formal dedication of tha new headquarters immediately opposite the capitol. The headquarters, purchased at a cost of about $150,000. are to be turned into a national political club-
Tha National Woman's party, iter a year of unusual quiet, will emerge on May "21 with the purple, white and yellow banners which ttaw such hard service in th front ranks of the suffrage
house wherein will be centered women's activities of various kinds. The location of the historic old house makes it a "watch tower" from which the feminine voter may keep congrress under nrrPtual observation
weekly instaErrreirta rf cn e-pisoda of five reels each. The first of these. "The Dragon's Claw," is coming to the Hartley theatre tomorrow night. Mia May, a beautiful and famous European screen player is featured In the- production.
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THE funeral of Mrs. James T7mplcby whose death occured at the Mercy hospital following a lingering illness early Saturday morning, ocfo har them all in one day.
BOrLEVARD ordinances in Gary are being strictly enforced. Many autoists failing to brinjr their machine to full stop when nearing the boulevard were taken to the station throughout . the week-end.
THE hearing of 105 application for full American citizenship papers started before Judge Charles Greenwald In the Gary Superior court today. An effort will be made
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f 'rir.es plays an important part in the construction of this unique sports Buits cf oyster whits crepe. The vividly colored stripes of v oolen embroidery are an additional trimming note of distinction.
Tommy Burns, former heavyweight champion from whose head the crown passed to Jack Johnson, rises up and declares that the only man in the ring today who stands a chance against Jack Dempsey is Harry Wills, the negro challenger. Burns, now in England, is enthusiastic about the big negro and compares him to Jack Johnson and Peter Jackson, greatest negro heavies of all time. "Wills is the only fighter who has a chance against Dempsey under 'protect yourself at all times' rules," avers "Tommy. "Wills is as big as Jack Johnson and a better natural fighter than Jack ever was (it has been a long time since Jack licked Tommy). Harry Isn't as good on defense however. He is another Peter Jackson. Bums further states that if Dempsey were to meet Carpentier with hitting in the clinches barred Georges would have a chance. The rabbit punches in the clinches hurt GeorgeB when he tackled Jacques in Jersey City last July. In the same breath Burns suggests that the big lumbering Joe eckett should have another , chance at Carpentier.
Amos BusJa, one of the greatest pitchers of all time, isn't one of the old timers who would belittle the present day stars. After watching Bob fihawkey of the Yankees hurl a brilliant game the other day the eld pitcher epoke a large mouthful of kind words for the NeV York fiinger, He has a beautiful fast ball with a great hop to it," said Amos. mm A few nights asro Ad Wole-ast
and Joe Rivers, who staged one of
the greatest battles in th hitorv I pfliHals.
of the lightweight division twenty years ago, met. again in the ring. The affair was part of a benefitperformance arranged for Wol- , gast, who is on his uppers. ; ! The meeting recalls the old situation produced in their famous eon- ( test two decades ago. Rivers had Wolgast going when i the thirteenth round came and in i that chapter sunk a killing left in- ; to the champ's tummy. Wolgast. at the same time, landed on Rivers' : stomach. Rivers' manager did not realize the damage Rivers had ; done to Wolgast and as Rivers pulled his own hands down to his i Injured stomach his manager set UP a claim of foul. Rivers tooki j the hint and dropped to the canvas. , WolgaBt, who had been ptagger- i ing from the blow he took, then j felL landing over the Mexican lad.'. : Referee Jack Welsh thereupon ! decided the battle in Wolgast's fa- i yr, counting Rivers out. The fact i that Wolgast was unable to ri?e when Welsh finished counting indi- I
cates how near Rivers came to the crown.
Milton Romney will not return to the University of Chicago for his degree. The all around athletic star, who recently was ruled ineligible to captain the Chicago football team next season, under one of the conference eligibility rules, has received a flattering coaching offer.
All Ohio Day, June 7, fit Cleveland is slated to be one of the big days of the national pastime. On that day the Cleveland Indians and the Washington Senators will clash and among the spectators will be President Hardin. Gov. Harrv I..
Davis and other national and state
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"CLEAN'-UP" week In Gary which
started last week will be continued this week and thereafter until tha city Is spic and span according to Mayor K. O. Johnson today. The' mayor wants Gary to be the "Spotless Town." ,
the men having- full way of the links as women are not permitted to .play from 12 o'clock Saturday noon until 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
OFFICIALS of the National Tube Company who will soon start the first unit of the $40,000,000 tube mill are looking for a temporary downtown office site. In al probability they may take the spacious quarters to be vacated by the Gary National Life In the Gary Theatre building.
A heavy automobile filled with passengers escaped serious injury yesterday when the machine neared the Wabash tracks and the gates were lowered ibefore the driver had a chance to stop his machine. Me drove through the gates and outside of breaking both side windows, no damages or Injuries resulted.
THE new Gary beach at Miller,
has proved a popular place for the
plenlcers already. Although the
water Is still too cold for bathing,
many of the beach fans took their Hunch baskets yesterday and eat around in the sand or took walks up and down the beach, thus taking
advantage of one of the most pleas ant days of the year.
AT THE PARTHENON
It may sound rather routine to
sy that Norma Talmadge has scor
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test starring vehicle "Smiiin'
Through," the First Natlona.1 attraction which begins an engage ment at the Parthenon theatre to day.
And so we mustgo a little further and say that "Smiiin' Through" la
positively the best thing that Norma has yet done for the silent drama More than that. It Is a magnificent dramatic production in every respect. It Is a new classic of the screen. Normals suiperb In the dualrole, which she plays in her thoroughly capable manner. She proves herself a great tragedienne as well as emotional actress In the part of Moonyecn. who Is killed by a Jealous lover on her weddine day. She Is charming, alluring, adorable as Kathleen, the little niece of Mon-yeen.
HARRY STRINGFELLOW, druKgist In the Reynold's building made a hurried trip to Ohio Saturday evening where he was called on account of the serious illness of his mother. It is understood that she fell severely Injuring herself.
THE Gary baseball club under the management of DavleGrand, popular Gary fireman, yesterday added another scaly to their list when they defeated the Standard at Hammond (by a 3 to 1 score. Many Gary fans witnessed the game.
THE board of works at the regular session today will consider the petition! Introduced several years ago for a sewer to drain the property between Madison and Van Buren street and 21st street and 25th ave. It will cost approximately $35,000.
GENOA CONFERENCE MAY SPELL END 1 OF WIRTH REIGN
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GARY" police officers have been urged to enforce the traffic ordinance which compels all autoists to come to a full stop at boulevard intersections and main thoroughfares. Many are violating this law and In the future It is to ibe strictly enforced.
GARY sent a big representation to the county chairmanship election at the Hub Saturday afternoon and everybody came back happy to know that Tommy Roberts was elected chairman without any trouble and that all the wrinkles In the organization was Ironed out so nicely. i
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ALTHOUGH it is a little early for, the golf season many golf enthusiasts are seen In the Gary Country' Club links. The week end sees-
Chancellor Jotepa Wirth. Observers at the Genoa economic conference nee little hope of Chancellor Paul Wirth and the German delegation jraininjj any relief from her reparation terras through pleas before the conference. It is also believed that failure of Wirth to accomplish anything at the meeting will result in the downfall' of hi cabinet.
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MUSICAL COMEDY COMING TO THE PARTHENON "Bringing Up Father In Wall Street," the famous McManus musical comedy, is the attraction announced at the Parthenon theatre for matinee and evening performances next Saturday. This grand concoction of song, melody, smart ensembles, ibeautiful glrlB and cast of well-known musical comedy players, will come direct from the Manhattan Opera House, New Ytrk, and the Metropolitan Opera Houe, Philadelphia, the Homes of Grand Opera. "Bringing up Fa.'
ther In Wall Street" was greeted with tremendous crowds in New York and Philadelphia and kept the patrons of those two huge playhouses in throes of laughter for many weeks. "There is not only wit and humor, but a great deal of human nature In "Bringing Up Father," said David Belasco, the famous theatrical manager. It Is declared to be the most ipretentious and the most amusing of the "Bringing Up Father" series offered so far. A capable and well known cast of musical comedy favorites has 'been provided with the result that a performance unusual and diverting may be ex-pptd.
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
E. B. Cross, retired minister of the Disciples of Christ Church, submitted to an operation Thursday at St. Margaret's hospital. Dr. II. J. White, the attending physician, reported today that Mr. Cross is on the road to complete recovery. The patient will be able to leave the hospital within a week.
An English inventor's shoe are fastened with spring steel clamps, which closely resemble the laces they replace.
PARTHENON
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Her Greatest Picture Also LARRY LEMON in "THE SAWMILL' COMING SUNDAY For Six Days "ORPHANS OF THE STORM"
ORPHEUM LAST TIMES TODAY and TOMORROW KATHERINE MACDONALD
Tbe American Beauty in "CURTAIN" Also HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY CHARLES "BUCK" JONES in "PARDQN MY NERVE" Also Harmony Four in a Song Variety Act
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DE LUXE TODAY, TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY MARY
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Cheered by Thousands at Her First Showing in Hammond in Over a year--America's Sweetheart" will be Sure to Captivate You When You View This Picture. ONLY THREE MORE DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY P0LA NEGRI in "PASSION"
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE
PARTHENON THEATRE, SATURDAY, MAY 13, Matinee & Night
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PRICES MATINEE, Adults, 55c; Children, 25c NIGHT, 55, 75 an 4 $1.10 including tax
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Today, Tomorrow Wednesday Thursday and Friday
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YOUR NORMA OUR NORMA ALL-THE-WORLD'S NORMA in her greatest production. As Moonyeen, girl of yesterday; as Kathleen, girl of today. In romance and tragedy; in drama; in sweetest love. Come Smiiin Through the Gates of Gladness EIGHT REELS OF STORM AND SUNSHINE
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LARRY SEM0N in "THE SAWMILL"
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