Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 361, Hammond, Lake County, 10 May 1922 — Page 2

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IS Mmorial Day dn Hiramonl whose uota of service men in the late war ras proportionately greater than rem any other city In the country, rill ibe fittingly observed May 30. "Ms waa assured at an enthusiastic leetlng o club representatives held ist night at the Chamber of Comlerce. Tentative plans look to the comas of Edward Jackson of the State louse who will be principal speakr of the day. There will be other peakers. Mayor Brown will preide. A committee of two people from ach of he ex-servicemen's organiatlons and two from each of the uxlliaries will decorate graves on! Jhe afternoon of May 29th in :emeenes 01 ai. josepn s, uonoorcna and ak Hill. Fifty cars will be needed to transort O. A. R. veterans and woundd ex-servlee men. light etaoin a ar ar ar od ododar Sub-committees appointed laal

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night will meet to discuss their particular activities. Announcement of the progress of the program will be made from t!m to time. W. E. Long was appointed grand marshal!. He will select his subalterns. Those present last night were: Judge Relter, J. J. Ruff, Klwanis Club; Ray Seeley, Rotary Club; CG. Kingwill, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Joe Todd, "W. E. Long, representingAmerican Leg'ion; Mrs. Tatton, representing American Legion Auxiliary; Jesse E. Wilson, representing Chamber of Commerce; Mayor Paul Kamradt, representing "West Hammond. Committee elected Jesse Wilson, chairman of the General Committee; George Geyer, vice-chairman, Morse Dell main, vlce-chalnman, Daniel Brown, vice-chairman, Paul Kamradt, vice-ohairman. Said committee to act as a general finance committee. Joe W. Todd elected secretary of the general committee. C. G. Kingwill, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. C. W. McCarthy. William Long, Mr. Heckleman, and Mrs. Leary appointed on arrangements committee.

THE dog war has started in Gary. The city is infested with homeless curs and orders have been Issued by Chief Forbls to the two newly appointed dog catchers to pick up all vicious and otherwise canines not muzzled. The critical time of a woman's life usually comes between the years of 4a and 50, and is often be-" set with annoying symptoms such as nervousness, irritability, melancholia. Heat flashes or waves of heat appear to pass over the body, cause the face to be very red and often bring on headache, dizziness and a sense of suffocation. Another annoying symptom which comes at this time is an inability to recall names, dates or other small facts. This is liable to make a woman lose confidence in herself. She becomes nervous, avoids meeting strangers and dreads to go out alone. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is especially adapted to help women at this time. It exercises a restorative influence, tones and strengthens the system, and assists nature in the long weeks and months covering this period. Let it help carry you through this time of life. It is a splendid medicine for the middle-aged woman. It is prepared from medicinal roots and herbs and contains no harmful drugs or narcotics. Text-Book upon "Ailments TOO CARE LOWEST PRICES 152 E. STATE STREET Phone Hammond 25 ' 434 J19TH STREET Phone Whiting 184-M DEUVER FREE!

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TLIVE Andrew Klobuchar, now a real estate dealer of Indiana Harbor, must first live down hla record as a i saloonkeeper before he can become a citizen of the United States. John l'ora, another real estate dealer of the same place Is still In doubt as to whether he Is a Roumanian or an American. I That old business of keeping saI loons open on Sunday still rises to haunt former liquor dispensers when they apply for full citizenship. Klobuchar was a citizen once. He managed to get by without the government agents finding that he had violated the Sunday closing laws. Then one time he appeared In court as witness for another saloon man. He told what a fine fellow his friend was. The examiner asked him if his friend had ever kept his saloon open on Sundays. Andy said he guessed he had, but that he waa no different from all of the saloonkeepers. The examiner then asked Klobuchar if he liad always kept his .saloon open Sundays and Andy replied iri the affirmative. That was his bad luck. The examiner then took the proper steps to have Andy's papers revoked. In

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NOW PLAYING 17. . A.I W 1 3 . v-j Her Greatest Picture Also LARRY LEMON in "THE SAWMILL" TO-NIGHT "JAZZ NIGHT" COMING TO ORPHEUM 'I The management of th Orpheum theatre has been fortunate in ee-1 curing Billy P. Purd's Show of 1922: for an engagement of seven days, commencing May 14th. A. H. Parent, sponsor of the show has aurounded Air. Purl as principal comedian with a meritorious cast, a carefully chosen chorus and the scenery and investiture Is bright and up to the minute in every particular. Mr. Purl is one of the musical comedy's foremost fun-makers. Ha haa a natural and clean cut manner of putting his laughs across the footlights and has proven a sensation in very city in which he has appeared during the pase several seasons. His new show gives him greater scope for Ms ability than ever before. A repertory of carefully arranged vehicles gives several desirable changes of performance, and there are scenery and costumes for each bill that make it a complete production in every particular. In addition to Mr. Purl the principals Include the Porter Trio, dancers of extraordinary ability; Wells and Johnson, high grade harmony, OPEN FOR BUSINESS JAMES MERNIK, Prop. For Auto Radiator Work and Prompt Service AUTO RADIATOR WORKS Any make Radiator Repaired, or Rebuilt All Our Work Guaranteed RIGHT PRICES 2102 137th Street Indiana Harbor, Ind. presents Qdaatsd from i JSy erranqarrmrrt ajith Kofie Qox'on CDith Cllian and Dorothy Qish He kissed her and was exiled ; braved death to return and sought her to tell his love anew, only to find he had led enemy spies to arrest and send both to the guillotine. Then comes rescue.

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TODAY, TOMORROW and FRIDAY CHARLES "BUCK" JONES in "PARDON MY NERVE" , Also Harmony Four in a Song Variety Act COMING SUNDAY, MAY 14th FOR ONE WEEK THE MUSIGIRL SENSATION A. H. PARENT'S "BILLY B. PURL SHOW OF 1922" QC REAL QPARTISTS Four Complete Shows SUNDAY, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY singers In ballads and spml-classi-cal numbers; Vyvian and Kastner, singers of jazz and rag numbers; Dorcthy Fox, soubrette, "the girl with the personality; and Edna Annls, toe daneuse. The chorus has been selected for their-comllness, their ability to sing and dance and to wear properly the ivarie3 wardrobe provided for the various numbers. Mr. Parent has surrounded Mr. Purl with everything necessary for a strictly high class musical organization and the theatre going public ed for their pdwvW taol a ar ar ar of Hammond are to be congratulated at having an attraction of this magnitude and merit provided for their entertainment. Mrs. Bertha Varges, mother of Mrs. E. G. Sproat, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sproat Monday evening. The funeral service will be Buy Furs at a ou Fur Store Why Not Buy Your Rugs and Linoleums at a RUG STORE? Floor-Covering Store BIJOU TODAY BILLY BURKE in "THE FRISKY MRS. JOHNSON" And Good Comedy THURSDAY and FRIDAY FRANKLIN FARNUM in "SO THIS IS ARIZZONA" Pre-War Prices Adults, 10c; Children, 5c Condensed Statement INDIANA HARBOR

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DE LUXE LAST TIMES TODAY and TOMORROW MATINEE DOUBLE FEATURE MARY PICKFORD In Her Latest Production "THROUGH THE BACK DOOR" THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY wont qour wlPe let you o to see . Pola Negri. IrTPASSJON

jwHiftiteaabirulu-daciousi comin6 with cast 0F5000 in Pathe V-ekly Pollard Comedy FRIDAY MATINEE and EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE Fourth EpisocJc of "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE" held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the chapel at Mount Rose cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth, Reichardt, aged 62 years, who died yesterday at the home of her daughters at 430 Plummer avenue. Hara mond, wll le held Friday at 2:30 p. m., from the Hessville Concordia Lutheran church whence the body will be taken from the residence of another daughter living In Hessville, Mrs. Reichardt is survived by four daughters: Mrs. Carrie Adelsperger; Mrs. Elizabeth Hopp: and theMisses Elsie and Lillian Reochardt. X. J. Emmerling will conduct tha funeral. Rev. Goltermaa will of ficlate. HARTLEY'S Last Time TO-DAY The picture with' 1000 thrills with a cast of 50000 and two years in the making. ktress Of www--. Paramount, y'ictufe&, .A Draon'CIaw With, MiA rvu v A thrill tale made of a girls adventures so startling that no photoplay could ever include them till ' now. If you've thought such things iim possible, come. TTic greatest screen b -n earth. Your last chance to see the first chapter. of Condition of the NATIONAL BANK 1922 $ 846.195.41 708,179.11 54.843.50 230,391.01 80.243.66 1 7.509.32 120.101.47

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