Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 315, Hammond, Lake County, 26 May 1922 — Page 2

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EAST CHICAGO, AND THE HARBOR

CORONER'S VERDICT 1 An '.lcoholJLsrm Jea.th" was th ver . diet of Dtputy Coronar TownaJey at . thft lnq'twt .held yesterday af ter- , noon over tha body of Charles KeesJU who dropped dead Wednesday night la th of t drink parlor of Mtka Nltor. ol goi Tod avenue, following talc drinking- aicoaol poi sonln. Today Mlk.8 XI a tor, proprietor of tha oft do-Ink pejlor from where- the dead man obtained his drinks, la bein nald under a $10,000 bond on a eharja of manslaughter. During the Inqiiaat yesterday, John Dunkert testified that he had accompanied Air. Keegan to the place of his fate and that "moonshine" was served over the bar. James Johnston, the "stranger" rejorted to Jiave fled the Place When seeing Keegan fall. Is sttll being sought by the East Chicao police. A great deal of sympathy is felt for the Keegan family.

DEATH OP W. L. BABCOCK Word ooxnes.frora Seattle, Waiih., that Wm. X Baboock, farmer maa.or meohanlo of the Republic Iron and Eteel company at Eaat ChloaSo, died Wednesday afternoon at hlfl boms, 2130 Alk.1 avenue, fioattlo .whora be moved to three years ago. Sir. Babcock, also former member of the board of safety under Mayor Callahan's former administration and Worshipful (Master of the aat Chicago ilasonlc lodge.

. F. RL'ISXAX SESTEVCED Frank Russian of 2201 137th street Indiana Harbor, who was found guilty of violating the state liquor law by Judge Twyman was fined 200

I and costs and sentenced to thlrty- ' five days at the county Jail. Mlkle ! Prlmloh of 2208 137th street, was alj so fined, J100 and costa His eent tence of sixty days was suspended.

STORM MAKES TROUBLE The heavy electric storm that raged all yesterday afternoon put the new Migoun avenue Pumping Station out of commission Hast evening by owning out the wires that connected the motors to the pumps and made it necessary to call out two of the East Chicago Are department engines to keep the furnish power for the pumps. The home of George C Power at 4120 Grapevine boulevard was also rtruck by lightning yesterday during the storm. The bolt is said to have hit he chimney of the .building and ran down the chimney of the house causing slight damaged but not Igniting Into flames. Mrs. Powers, who was alone In the house at the time, escaped belns Injured.

LOVIS WILL RECOVER Little seven-year-old Louis Shaffer of 4919 Forsyth avenue. East Chicago, believed to have been fatally Injured yesterday when he fell .beneath a dump wagon and sustained a .fractured leg and arm. Is reported by physicians at the Mercy hospital to be recovering.

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A Bake Sale will be given by the Lady Maccabee Hive No. 907 at aeoreg Sikokis' Confectionery Store, Saturday, May 27th. 5:26 M. and Mrs. D. Hilty of Fir St., returned Wednesday evening from Indianapolis, where Mr. Hilty attend ed Grand Lodge. Harry Cave, of Rockford, 111., bro-

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the; ot ilra AY a. ; en Kipp, earns ta this city ileniay and. has accepted a pesluan al tha fiLneLair U BeCaery Itra. A. A. U&aaseu, at Wlaeer Park. entertained the Vlcnle and Urldffs Club yesterday at a 13 e'eleek lutuih&an and theater party. Mr a H. K. Groves was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Twentieth Century club at ber home on Js'orthcote avenue. Don't forget the card and bunco party this evening at the home of Mrs. Frank FUlman, 4801 Olcott ave. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackfer Monday at their home, on Grapevine boulevard, a baby girl. This Is the second little girl In the family, there are three boys also. Mother and daughter are reported as getting along fine. James M, Price, of 4437 Baring ave underwent an operation Thursday at the West Side hospital in Chicago. He Is reported as getting along very nicely. Miss Anna Polk has taken over the Welfare work of Mrs. Ercsanln who has been promoted to supervisor of nurses and will be in the East Chicago office. Ms. Fred Busse and Mrs. H. Philips, of Beacon St., went to Lowell today to spend the week-end with the former's son and family. The civic department of the East Chicago Woman's club held their postponed meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. William Mead on Beacon st. Attorney W. J. Murray spoke on Indiana corporation laws, bringing out many interesting points. The annua election of officers resulted in Mrs. J. K. Reppa being elected chairman, Mrs. F. A. Sitwell vice-chairman; Mrs. James Clements secretary; Mrs. T. K. Williams, a member of the membership committee and Mrs. -W. W. Smith, member of the nominating committee. Mrs. George Summers, Mrs. J. D. Kennedy and Mrs. E. N. Canine attended the conference of club women In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. James Price Is spending the day at the bedside of her husband at the West Side hospital. Miss Esther Franks has gone on to her home In Kendleville, Ind.. after visiting Miss Margaret Canine, enroute from Montana where she has taught school for the past two years. Miss Franks and Miss Canine both taught at Kendleville some two years ago. The nurse committee of the Welfare Association held their regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon In the Welfare rooms In the Bee Hive building. Mrs. T. r. Williams Is spending most all her time at Mercy hospital, with her husband, wITo Is very low at this writing. The business meeting of the music section of the East Chicago Woman's club will not meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry

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WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 01 STATE STREET Hemstitch with Gold and SIlTet gbreadl also matcia all rolorm. Bat torn Holes. Bottoms Covered. Em broiderflnsT. Braldlns. Beadlaa PhoM Hammond 444L t-7-tl

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Try Meinberg" Laundry for wet wash, flat work, comforts and curtains Phone East Chicago 1159-J; Hammond 4023. 5:17:20:22

NOTICE Owing to the unsanitary condition of the water In the Park Lagoon as analyzed by the City Health Department, swimming and bathing Is prohibited until further notice. (Signed) BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS, OF EAST CHICAGO. 5:20:22:24

A place to get good fresh bread with your meals. We bake all our own bread and pastry. Give us a trial. Calumet Restaurant, 707 Chicago ave., R.F. Eschenbach, prop. 6:25:3

Sleeubarg, as forma?! stated, but will ba held at iha hums of Mrs, A. A. liass on KJ'.li street, Wednesday orsris ZVeriuan, liftlo son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uloembcrg ot North Oicott avv la having tnwre than his share of nieimeas. llo is at present suffering with scarlet favor. Ha la hardly over an tUo of liipUthorlo. Mlsa Florence Bayman will spend the week-end and over Decoration Day at her home In Ft. Wayne. A number of club women from this city expect to attend tha entertainment this evening tha Hammond Woman's.' club are putting on at tha Parthenon. Roger, little son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tant of Aldla ave., ta Just able to ba out after an attack of tonailitis. Mrs. J. W. Brown of North Mag?un ave. was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Captain Franklin Glenn Is 111 and under the doctor's care at his home on Seventh st., In Mark's division. Mrs. John Ritchie, of Mark, is confined to her home on 6th street with chicken pox. Mrs. Roy Stltt entertained the Charter Five Hundred club last evening at her home on Eighth street. Those winning the honors were Mrs. George Chapman, Mrs. Wlllram Hogan and Mrs. Alfred Luther. During the social time a delicious two course luncheon was served.

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CIVIL WAR RAGES IN IRELAND TODAY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BELFAST. May 26. The wave of violent death which Is rolling over' Ulster claimed five victims during tha night. Belfast today Is an armed camp. Barricades of sandbags and barbed wire entangiements are being erected in the principal streets in tha city proper and suburbs. The city is full of soldiers. One special constable, two Protestant civilians and one unknown ma,n were killed In night fighting. The unidentified man was attacked upon a bridge, beaten into Insensibility and ols body thrown into trie river. The hospitals are overflowing with injured. In addition to tha dead, more than twenty men and women had been injured in outbreaks from Thursday morning up to noon today. It is reported that concentrations of Republicans are continuing along the Tyrone and Londonderry frontiers. Orange tesldenta are being driven from their homes In the Donegal district.

Boeguoa of the enormous loss oceoxloned in shipping esse, the problem of a design of an efficient carrier U a fertile field for research. As nana do not work to any stnad-

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PARTHENON TODAY CORINNE GRIFFITH in "ISLAND WIVES" ALSO HAMMOND'S OWN HISTORICAL PAGEANT GIVEN BY THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT OF THE HAMMOND WOMEN'S CLUB. SUNDAY 5 HIGH CLASS ACTS .... VAUDEVILLE Also "RESTLESS SOULS"

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