Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 22 May 1922 — Page 5
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The city council met In special session on Friday night and lei the .contract for the 're-suTiacicg of Crown Point streets mainly for the preservation and the suppression of the dust nuisance. The contract for the work was lt to Edward W. Anderson of Chicago for 11,700. Approximately 26,000 gallons of Tuittread will be put on the streets by means of a motor truck distributor. Before the application, the city will repair and sweep clear the streets on which the material will be applied. Mr.' and Mrs. John Berbeen left on Saturday for different points in Michigan, expecting to be gone a week. They made the trip in their new Dodgre sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Herahman of Medaryville spent the week-end with their son, George Herahman and family. Miss Bertha Herahman, who has ben employed in the Crown Point schools the past year, returned home with them on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderlong returned thelatter -part of the week from a two years' tay in Florida and are now occupying the Main st. horn. Casper Feloher, custodian of the Fair grounds was found g-uilty of assault and battery In the criminal court on Friday, on onrplaJnt of Male Population Strive For Longest Doormats And Girls Wear Hoops INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEHVICE SACRAMENTO, Calif, Stay 22. The old West lives anew! Inspired by the spirit of "48-ers. this, the capital city of California, has been transformed into a wining camp for a week. The men have ell grown whiskers and put aside the modern habilments for red flannel shirts, sombreros of the days cf "49 and hlh top boots. Tho wemen have brought forth from ancient chests the hoop skirts of that day and the) "flappers" have carefully chosen the dress of the Spanish senoritas and the Mexican dance hall girls of the "days of old. the days of gold." Thousands of visitors are pouring in for the five-day celebration which opens tomorrow. Fully 200,000 are expected to visit the city during the five days the celebration last3. A tent city to house 10.000 has been erected due to lack of hotel accommodations for ail. Hans Laina;cli, winner of th national contest, r. c-d toda an J will reign as King Wi'skerino during the celebration. He hails from BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 55c Substantial Choice Dishes MEE HOTEL James Cong'et Restnract miles n oil
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Frank Warren, who was accosted by Felcfcer -when he was entering the fair grwunds several weeks ago. The evidence showed that Felcher had been on the look-out for several boys who had been cutting up pranks at the Fair grounds and had mistaken young Warren for the other boys. Plans and specifications are on file at the People's State "bank in this city for the handsome new bank structure they are going to erect at the corner of Main and' JoHet sts., where the Hoover barber shop now stands. The plans have been made toy K. M. Vitzhum & Co., architests of Chicago. The building will be of stone and consists of virtually four stories and will cost in the neighborhood of $100,000. The basement will be occupied by a barber shop, the second floor by the banking institution, the third floor will be the merzanine floor and the fourth will consist of office rooms. The ibids for the building will be opened June 3rd and work will be begrun.-at once. The phenomenal growth of the People's State Bank necessitates their seeking more commodious quarters and their new bulldiTiff will be one of the finest in this section of the country. The People's State Bank was organized in 1907 and through courtesy and financial integrity of its officers, has i"isen to on of the finest banking institutions In the state. North Dakota and bas 17 feet of "zitz." Zach Wilcox of Carson City, Nev., who wen second place witii 11 feet of whiskers, was on hand to greet the king and was named prime minister of the whiskerinos for the week. One of the features of the week will be the Judging of the thousands of entrants in the city Whisker Club, which numbers every man in the city. POLICE CHIEF IN WARNING TO MOISTS "Autoists who drink and attempt to drive cars while Intoxicated endangering the lives of citizens should be given a good stiff jail sentence." This was the recommendation made by Chief of Police Forbis this morning as a means of putting a stop to the numerous accidents caused through drunken wreckless driving. Steve Rompa, giving his address as 3716 Deodor street, Indiana Har had been drinking, drove his Ford sedan into an Klgin car of C. W. Menke, of Chicago, and Jama Lagree of Hammond, driving a Nash, also crashed into the Elgin. The accident occurred! just off of Fifth avenue, west of Gary, on Cline avenue last night. Officers who investigated stated that Rompa had been drinking and that they smslled moonshine on his breath. Rompa denied that he had been drinking. According to details of the accident Rompa passed the Elgin, both coming south, at a rate of speed of 25 miles an hour. Rompa's car swerved and become uncontrolable side-swiping the Nash machine. Unable to stop in time the Nash piled up against the Fig-in. All three cars were damaged. . AT THE De LUXE For the benefit of the children that have not seen "Orphans of the Storm," the manager, Chas. Michelstetter, will allow them to come in after school tomorrow to see this wonderful picture for five cents AIio all teachers and principals will be admitted free. For the general public the picture will be shown during the afternoon only. eyes clearer, simply because S. S. S. drives out blood impurities that causa these conditions. S. S. S. is known as a blood-ce.ll builder. When your bloodcells increase, a wonderful improvement results all through tha body. Tour weight is built up to normal. Tour face rounds out, your cheeks fill out, you have fewer wrinkles and this makes you look younger of course, your limbs develop with their lines of beauty. And it's all worth while. It means happiness, progress, success to thousands of men and women. Tb. best part of It is that It is all up to you, and to you alone. It is for you to act. Start on S. 8. S. today, and know that you are getting rid of your skin eruptions In a scientific, common-sense way. S. 8. S. is sold at all drug stores, in two sizes. The larger sixe is the more economical.
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American doughboys The American doughboy is a "hard guy," but even the hardest of them wept with the heartbroken little German fxauleina 'Teleradiographs" are X-ray pictures made at a distance, sometimes as great as eiighty-flve feet, and they show all the details of those made at close range. HARDING FAILS TO , ATTENDDED1GAT10N Now Feminine Political Circles are Asking Themselves Why. BT H. K. REYNOLDS STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON, May 22 Feminine political circles were buzzing with excitement and speculation here today over the mystery that has developed over the failure of President Harding to attend the dedication ceremonies of thai opening of the new building of 'he woman's party. A note from the white house addressed to ilrs. John Gordon Battelle announced tho president would be unable to attend, arrived just an hour before the ceremonies started. The note was signed by tho president himself but it contained no explanation of his reasons for not attending. Charges were made today at the headquarters of the woman's party that the League of Women Voters, which has been warring against the party, had influenced the president to change his mind at the eleventh hour. It is known that representatives of the league called at the white house some time after it was announced the president had accepted the invitation to the ceremonies to urge him to stay away. The white house remained silent today concerning the affafr, no explanation being forthcoming of the president's reasons for changing his mind, but Miss Edith Ainge, of Jamestown, N. T, and other leaders of the woman's party, announced they would "demand an explanation." "The president called me on the telephone at my hotel at 10 o'clock Saturday night," Mrs. Battelle said today. "He gave me his reason for not attending the dedication ceremonies, but I can not disclose it." Mrs. Battelle is a personal friend of President Harding and is reported to have been a large contributor c CRAFTSMANSHIP IS
Even to observers of the finest automotive plants in Europe and America, the new Cadillac manufactories are a source of wonder and of admiration. The fact that the site embraces more than 49 acres, and that the buildings provide a floor area of more than 2,500,000 square feet, is in itself sufficiently impressive. But even the fcreat structural magnitude of the Cadillac plant is surpassed by the orderly production and the exquisitely precise machine-equipment within. Craftsmanship is a creed here, and
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crossing Rhine bridge at Coblenz for when the Third battalion of the Fifth U. S. infantry left Coblenz over the Rhine bridge to entrain for a port of embarkation. Many to the republican campaign fund. "I do not know the explanation. You heard what Mrs. Battels told us," said Alice Paul. "The president was afraid to come because of the League of Woman voters," said another leader of the party. Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare, leader of the "Children's Crusade," who is demanding amnesty for so-called political prisoners, advanced the opinion today that the president stayed away because the children who have been trying unsuccessfully to see him at the white house were to be present. " "Word must have got to the White House that the children were there to picket him," Mrs. O'Hare said. "The children weren't invited, but they intended going anyway." The mystery surrounding the failure of the president to attend the ceremonies is deepened by the fart that less than two hours before Mr. Harding's note was received. White House secret service men arrived at headquarters and took the usual precautions for the reception of the chief executive. They remained throughout the ceremonies, though the president didn't show up. WEEK END GARY RAIDS Week-end raids in Gary netted the police ten arrests on charges of pros titution. associating and violating the state liquor laws. At 1717 Adams street Sam Coffros was arrested and charged with keeping a houso of ill fame and Helen Davis booked as a prostitute. Coffros was found guilty and fined $10 and costs and given a 20 day Jail sentence by city Judge Dunn this morning while the Davis woman was fined $20 and given a 30 day sentence. In a soft drink parlor. 1607 Madison street,, the imorals squad arrested Jim Lovara as the keeper, Nellie Dalfer as a prostitute and Mike Nikolig for associating. Two colored women and two men were taken from 1741 Adams street on charges of prostitution and associates. Florence Payne also colored, was arrested for violating the state liquor law after the police found part of a bottle of moonshine j whiskey. Police stated that theyi A CREED HERE, AND
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la6t time on way home. of the men preferred to stay on the Rhine, where their soldier's pay enabled them to live in luxury. have received many complaints regarding the place. The squad then raided the soft drink parlor of Victor Dumitri, at 1117 Adams street. NEVER BE TRIED LOS ANGELES, CAL., May 22 Rodolph Valentino. "Romeo" of the movies, whose nimble dancing and love making before the clicking cameras lias sent more than one woman's heart into fluttering fancies and who faces the serious T HOPE TD AFTERTHE FLU But Tanlac Restored Her To Finest Health, Says Mrs. Hatcher. Looking After Her Little Girl And Doing Housework Are Like Play Now. "I cannot express my gratitude for what Tanlac did for me," declared Mrs. Mabel Hatcher, 324 N. Fourth st., Terre Haute, Ind. "When I had the flu two years years ago I never expected to pull through, and since then I was weak and run down, and had so little appetite I just had to force myself to eat. I had such awful pains in my back and side I thought I should faint, and I couldn't attend to my housework. My husband and I were at our wits' end to know what to do. "When a friend advised me to take Tanlac it was the be.t turn she ever did me. Soon I could hardly get enough to rat, my face filled out and I gained much weight. Doing my work and looking after my little sirl are like play now. For me there is no medicine like Tanlac." Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Adv. c ACCURACY A LAW
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Thousands of the instruments of manufacture, expertly contrived and almost unbelievably exact, were designed especially to meet the requirements of Cadillac. Every process of construction is pursued with microscopic carefulness. More close, fine measurements are observed on the Cadillac, it is believed, than on any other car. In appearance, the motif of the vast new Cadillac works is immensity; but its spirit and its greater source of wonderment are minute precision in even the finest dimension and operation on the Cadillac car.
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charge of bigamy for his "too soon" marriage to Winifred Hudnut. known in filmdoni as Nataeha Rambova, may never come to trial. The reliable habeas corpus loomed today as the possible avenue of escape for the dashing film hero. District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwlne and his assistants are preparing to combat such a move on the part of the defense. It was learned. Should a writ be obtained, Valentino may never face a preliminary hearing.
SEC. DAVIS TO TOUR STEEL MILLS (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON", May 22 Secretary of Labor Davis will make a tour of the steel mills in Pennsylvania and other states To study labor and manufacturing conditions, in connection with President Harding's desiro for the abolition of the 12-hour day in the industry, it was learned at the department of labor today. The date for the survey has not been fixed. Davis will make the tour on his own initiative. LADIES TO ACT AS CRITICS After explaining the critic situation of the manager of the Milton Shuster comedy sihow which opens the second of four musical comedy shows at the Orpheum theatre today the management has been authorized to allow all ladies to attend evening performance tonight, providing they are accompanied by an escort, free. The fho to be staged by the Shuster company is "Make Yourself AtiHome," and that is what the ladies are invited to do. Come early see the entire show and Judge for yourselves th etype of shaw the Shuster Company is capable of putting on. One of the big features of "Make! Yourself at Home" is Eddie Medley' rated as the Harold Lloyd of Musi-j cal comedy and who guarantees a "laugh till you rock in your seats'' round of good, clean and up-to-date Jokes that wilt prove entertaining to everybody. In addition t5 this the management announces a feature picture, "The Man Worth While." LEGAL NOTICES NO. 20313 STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. SS: IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SITTING AT HAMMOND. INDIANA, MARCH TERM, 1922. J. S. Blackmun Company, a corporation vs. N. D. Wright et al, SUIT TO QUIET TITLE. Now comes the plaintiff by Sheerer & White, his attorneys, and files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person showing that the defendants thereto, to-wit: Francisco Scherer; Adam Gerlach and Mrs. Adam Gerlach, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Martha Scherer and Scherer, her hus band, whose true Christian name is unknown: Mary C. Scherer, Joseph ew If s 57 horse-po-jcer 2 to 60 miles in Non-SkidCord
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Gerlach and Mrs. Joseph Gerlach. his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Mary C. Scherer, Georpe Gerlach and Mne. George Gerlach. his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Richard Gerlach and Mrs. Richard Gerlach, his wife., whose true Christian name is unknown; Michael Gerlach rind Mrs. Michael Gerlach, his wife, whf?e true Christian name is unknown; Francis Gerlach and Mrs. Francis Gerlach, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Agnes Gerlach and Gerlach, her husband whose true Christian name ig unknown; Josephine Gerlach and
Gerlach, her husband, whose true Christian name is unknown; Lillian Gerlach, and Gerlach, her husband, whose true Christian name is unknown; Susan Gerlach and, Gerlach, her husband, whose true Christian name is unknown, Mollle Staff and Staff, her husband, whose true Christian name is unknown; I'hilip Gerlach and Mrs. Thilip Gerlach, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; N. D. Wright, whose true Christian name is unknown; and Mrs. N. D. Wright, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Nicholas Scherer and Mrs. Nicholas Scherer. his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown: Nicholas Schearer and Mrs. Nicholas Schearer, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; John Reder and Mrs. John Reder, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; John Reeder and Mrs. John Reeder, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Jacob Koupal and Mrs. Jacob Koupal, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Joseph Skala and Mrs. Joseph Skala, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Floyd Dean and Mrs. Floyd Dean, his wife, whose true Christian name ia unnown; Lihonus Gollhardt and Mrs. Libonus Gollhardt, his wife, whos true Christian name is unknown; Daniel Webster and Mrs. Daniel Webster, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown; Fannie Webster and m- Webster, her husband, whose true Christian name is unknown; AVilliam Schuringa and Emma Schuringa, his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown, and all of the unknown wives of each and all of the above named male defendants and all of the unknown heirs, representatives, devisees, legatees, executors and .administrators of each and all of the above named defendants who may be dead, and all unknown Jusbands of each and all of the above named female defendants and the unknown receivers, lessees, successors, trustees, successors .in trust and assigns of each and all of the defendants to this suit and all persons claiming from, through or under them, or any of them, each and all of said persons claiming from, through or under them, or any of them, each and all of said persons so claiming being unknown, are not residents of the state of Indiana. And, that this is an action to quiet title to the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots two and four in Block Fifteen, Towle and Avery's Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County Indiana; Lot Thirteen in Block One, Blackmun's Addition to Hammond, Cake County, Indiana; Lots Twenty-three and twentyfour in Block Two Towle's Sec ond Addition to the City of Ham-
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Said defendants are therefore hei; by notified of the pendency of pal action, and that the 'sair.e will sta;! for trial at the next term of Ba j court, and that unless they appe and answer or demur therein, at t!:s. calling cf said cause, on the 2C,i day of June. A. D. 1922, the same hi ing the 43rd day of the next tei J of said Court to bo begun and hef in Room Number 1 in the Cuui House at Hammond, in eaid coun', j and state, on the Sth day of Ma; A. D. 1922, said action will be hca:' and determined in their absence, ij IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I her! unto set my hand and affix the w.'j of said Court at Hammond, Indls.rJ this 1st day of May. A. IX 3 922. 5! HERBERT L. WTTEATON. H CSeal) Clerk Lake Superior Couij By: WILETTA CAMPBELL, J Deputy Clerk. 5:1:S:J: Feels. Good It's a grand and glorious feeling to know that you can buy cool summer clothes without sweating over how you arc going to pay for them and our prices won't mate you hot under the collar. Breeze in pick vour outfit and have it CHARGED on our 20 WEEKS TO PAY plan. k 599 Holiman St., Hammond. Cook With a Sterolectric Stove During the Summer Cool and Odorless Free Demonstration STANDARD ELECTRIC COMPANY 633 Hohman St., Hammond 1 Jctiry
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