Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 312, Hammond, Lake County, 23 May 1922 — Page 2
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THE TIMES Monday, May 22, 1922
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EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR WOBKS BOARD MEETS Hk beard of works at the. rtfiW cnaetlxi ysatarday afternoon oonsldth renrooflnr of ithe City Hall bulldltvg. Bert Nowall, local centric tor, sRibtaittsd figures for this proposed work. Ho estimated th cort of jpamovtag tie tils roofing ad laying new coat of rubtwsroid pamper at aprwoximately 11,000. 60 Car the board has taken no action. Members of the 'board havs sign4Asd their intentions of conducting; a campaign over the city, through the Sanitary and Street departments, txy directing: houswivea an3projrlfcors of business places where a large amount of garbage collects of a more sanitary method of handling thedr wast. M. J. Klernan, mem her of tb board, suggested that th garbage cans and ashas bo separated In or der that the ashes might t used for road purposes, the cans dumped Into boles and places of filling; and the garbage taken to the city lnetai&rartoT for burning;. This method will facilitate the handling- of gaTbago more quickly and do away with d-urapin places for garbage at the city's limits. Immediate action Is expected to be taken to enforce the separation of the rarbare whdeh Is in accordanco with a city ordinance on file In the city clerk's office, and steps takon to put the city incinerator 8n operation by JUTie IB. Account of a number of city officials p laming- to be away next MonRead These Twin City Advertisements WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 01 STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold aad Sllvst n read also match all colors. Bat torn Boles. Buttons Covered, Em. brolderttstg, ; Braiding, Beading Phese Hammond 448. 1-7 -It To passe itwi Items to East Chicago Times offleo, call East Chic. So 383. Try a regular 60o dinner at Cafe Lafayette. Horn made pastry. Mra Spaulding. manager and chef. Try Melnberg's Laundry for wt waeftu flat work, comforts and curtains Phone East Chicago 1159-J; Hammond 4038. 5:17:20:21
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80, th board will hold a special meeting- Saturday morning. May 27. At this time they will hear remonstrances against the paving of 150th stireet; tho resurfacing of Hemlock street; th paving of Ieal street 13$th o 140th); and th laylng'of a sewer on J"lr street. CA3TDT BTORE IS ROBBED Tb candy stor of A. XXibish at 1610 140th street, Indiana Harbor, was fcrokon Into early this morning and tho plao robbed of candy, cigars arid cigarettes valued by tb proprietor of $50. Captain Jv'lchol. as Maksr and police officer Iasar who answered tho call and Investigated the bvrglary believe that it Is another boy job. A LAW VIOLATOR. Acting Judge Hyraan M. Cohen found Win. Murwiskl of 121 Emlyn Place, East Chicago, guilty of vlolat lnr the state liquor Jaw in the East Chicago cit ycourt yesterday and fined the man 1130 an dauspendod hi Bseaitenee o fslxty days at tho county Jail. (Martin Chekowskl, who has no home, was also fined f 130 and released on asuspended sentone of sixty days MOOXIHIXE ARRESTS FEWER Th moonshine situation In tb Twin Cities while not emtlrely cleared away has become quieter and the number of arrests are lessening. Only three arests were made for the violation of the state liquor law yesterday. These were: Frank Ijozlch. 3527 Cedar street; S. Flitor. J48 Block avenue and Frank Xardo, 4715 Forsyth avenue. ATTEAD1XG CBXD LODGE Attorney Henry Petersen, member of th law firm of Ro & Peterera, amd also worshipful master of the East Chicago Masonic Lodge, No. 695. eft thtis morning for Indianapolis where he will at ton d the two-day session o fthe Indiana Masonic Grand Lodge. Accompanying him was Attorney "Willis E. Roe who expects to visit the G. O. P. state convention that opens tomorrow. TO MEET MONTHLY Accordin gto the statutes of Indl ana the departmental beads of a city administration cf the second class, known as tho Mayor's cabinet, win meet monthly. And as required by law. Mayor Frank Callahan of Cast Chicago called together last night In executive session tho hetds of the several olty departments when ho informed Its members that hereafter the regular meeting would b held on tho fourth (Monday of each month. By bringing every executive member o fthe city administration together at least once a month, it is
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With the close of the oniuo cessful economic conference at Genoa Europe is trying to look forward hopefully to the uew conference which will convene at believed that more harmony and cooperation can be secured. At the same time matters pertaining to the Interest of each department is discussed and In this way the cogs of the city administration oiled and free of friction when appearing in the public eye. Twin City News Notes Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brissey of Drummond street, entertained Mr. and Mra John Brissey of Covington, Indiana, and Prof. Keehn, of Chicago, at dinner Sunday. Professor The outcome of the CarpentierTavii fY in Tendon WBS not! much of a surprise to the real students of the boxing game. It was j a foregone conclusion that when two such cunning, scientific and tigerish battlers as Georges and Ted climbed into the ring together to settle the question of superiority rules would be of secondary consideration and that there would be no love lost. That Carpentier would win easily most folk expected. But his victory was accomplished more quickly than anyone looked for. Lewis has no howl coming. Unbiased reports from the ringside, including comment by "Corinthian," famous expert with the "Daily Chronicle" of London, say that Lewis was beaten at his own game that he had hit while breaking away and while holding Carpentier. Carpentiefs victory gives him more grounds for a return match with Dempsey through proving that he has not slipped back physically since his first encounter with Jack. As far as showing anything new about his ability as a fighter the bout was a failure. Much is said of English sportsmanship. This boasted attribute was not in evidence during the Car-pentier-Lewis embroglio, according to reports. Carpentier was booed and hissed as he climbed from the ring a victor. Our memory concerning the Dempey-Car-pentier fight is still fresh and we recall how American fans cheered Carpentier to the echo when he a stranger from a foreign landseemed momentarily to have a chance to wrest the crown from the head of our American champ. One would judge from the senti'ment at English fights that Great Britain has sympathy for a fallen log from a strange land, but does
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The Hague June 15. This gathering of the representatives of the European powers will center its efforts on solving the Russian economic situation, which Droved Keehn Is a blind violinist and in the afternoon gave a musical program which was enjoyed by the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Summers, Judge and Mrs. Crites, Mr. and Mra James McQuaid, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Summers and James Harbaugh. ' Mrs. Frank Dignam and son, Frank Jr., of Chicago, spent yesterday the guests of Mrs. Arthur Grove, of Drummond street. Dr. with Mrs. Coleman and baby returned the latter part of last week from Marion, Ind-, after spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Gordan. former residents of Indiana Harbor. The Indiana Harbor Woman's club is planning for a street carnival June 2nd and 3rd to be held on Michigan between Grapevine and Guthrie. Mrs. Robert Jackson is Si not care to enthuse about foreign victors. Carpentier's chances for a return fight with Dempsey have been increased a bit by the fight. ' Lewis has lost little prestige through his sudden defeat. He was outweighed twenty pounds and entirely outclassed. The fact that he even fought Carpentier will make him a better drawing card in the near future. As far as having any effect on the boxing situation in general, the bout amounted to nothing. , Watch William" M. Johnston! The showing of this tennis wonder in the east-west matches- on the Pacific coast this year indicates forcefully that he is right, with, a capital R. He is set to bid for national and international title this summer and fall. An attack of ptomaine poisoning last fall weakened Johnston to such an extent that he feared he could not regain his form for early season matches this year. Then, last winter, he suffered an attack of influenza which drew him down still more. His chances of taking a leading part in the sport againof upholding America's fame as a member of this year's Davis cup team seemed slight. But by strict adherence to rigid training rules he has regained his form. Now he believes he can come east late this summer and win the American championship once more. He needs one more victory to obtain permanent possession of the cup offered to the first three-time champ. Bill Tilden also has two legs on the cup, so they battle of the two for the last leg, so to speak, ought to be a hummer. Well know more about Mr. Jim Tracy, Australian heavy champ, after he tackles the veteran Bui Brennan May 16. Bill stuck twelve rounds jdth Dempsey.,
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will gather June 15. the stumbling block at the Genoa meet. America has de-' clined to participate officially in The Hague meet, as it did in the Genoa conjrresa. the chairman and reports splendid co-operation from the business men, which from every indication promises a successful affair. This evening the Indiana Harbor Eastern Star will bold their reg-u. lar meeting, when they will Initiate candidates and celebrate their tenth anniversary, the past matrons and patrons having all been Invited and a pleasant evening Is promised. At the close of chapter a social hour with lunch will be enjoyed. Mrs. W. A. Macintosh of 144th street returned last evening from a visit of several weeks with relatives In Brazil. Indiana and Terre Haute. Those who attended Eastern Star chapter last evening at Valparaiso, from East Chicago, were Mrs. Nannie Clements. Mrs. Ada Bickell and Mrs. Leona Dixon and from Indiana Harbor, Mrs. Elisabeth Grove, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Anna Kaske. It was Valparaiso's second annual past matron' and patrons' night. ' Mr. and Mra J. "W. Brissey of Drummond street are attending the Republican state convention this week at Indianapolis. Pat Stoval Is attending evening school In Chicago, where he Is taking a special course In the Master System Designing School, In designing and cutting. Don't fall to hear the entertainment and concsrt this evening at the Kast Chicago Method! at church, when Mra Iddrlse "Williams Butcher will glvs the musical numbers and Miss Effle Ryan will glvs the readlnga Those who heard Miss Ryan at ths May festival last week which the Woman's Club gave were very much delighted and will be glad of the opportunity to again hear this talented young lady. Mrs. ' Butcher needs no Introduction to East Chicago people as she has on mere than one occasion, delighted large audiences with hef beautiful voles. This entertainment will Indeed b a rare treat to East Chicago folks. The Pythian Sisters of East Chicago, No. S91. will hold their regular meeting this evening, beginning promptly at 1:69 o'clock. Mrs. Uly Shilling, accompanied V her mother and slater, motored hrough from Cincinnati. Ohio, ariving late yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Shilling spends the winters wlta er mother In Ohio, and her summers u her home In this city. Her mo-biiiHiJuiiii.i.iiii;iiiii-...iimriT
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ther and sister returned late last night to their Ohio home. . The sister Is a business woman and could not be away longer. Kappa Fhl Delta will meet this evening at the boms of Mra Guy Hubble of Beacon street. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Van Home will return tonight from Eagle River, "Wis., where they spent over the week end making plans for their summer outing. Mra Emily Lees, of Allentown. Pa., Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mra J. W. Lees on Fir st Mrs. A. G. Schlteker has Issued Invitations for a tea Saturday af ternoon at her home on Beacon st Mr. and Mra R. M. Royee and family accompanied by Mra J. F. Thompson and son, Vernon, will motor to Crystal Lake on Saturday to spend over Decoration Day. Mra Roycs and children will remain for the summer, while Mr. Royce and ths Thompsons will return either Tuesday evening or early Wednesday morning. Mrs. Frank For beck, of X44U aU was a Chicago shopper yesterday. The civic department of ths East Chicago Woman's club will held their postponed meeting Thursday evening at ths heme of Mra William Mead on Beaeon street. At this meeting officers will be elected for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mclver had as their guests over ths week end Mr, and Mra G. McKeniie of Chica. go. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Smith of Olcott avenue, were also dinner guests Sunday evening. Mrs. West Southard will enter tain the Mark ladles Five .Hundred club this ev.mng at her home on Second street. Mrs. J. K. Reppa of, Melville avenue with her eldest son is at the Mercy hospital In Gary today where ths little fellow Is having a minor operation en his ttese, which was lllllllllir HiiilllliiiiiiiiSSS Capita aad Sarphu $120,000.00 CHICAGO
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Charles Ray LN "R.S.V.P." SATURDAY, MAY 27th MATINEE AND EVENING 1 Reserved Seats Now Selling funeral of Mra Margaret Ludwls; at Chicago on Tuescday. Miss Mary pfedffer cf Whiting is enjoying a woe It's vacation tier with her parenta SERIOUS CRIME ISCHARGED riNTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, May 23. Rigid tnveetl ration of the charge of Mra Helen Psleranowskl, that her seven-year old daughter, Gertrude, was attacked by ad oct or in a down town rospital while the little girl was having her tonsils removed was hagun by the police today. The mother's charge was denied at the hospital. George Crlyenica Teacher of VIOLIN and MANDOLIN 4136 Todd Avenue East Chicago, Ind. THEATRE Indiana Harbor
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