Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 320, Hammond, Lake County, 2 June 1922 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Ftridav, June 2. 1922.

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"BLIND" BOONE TO PLAY AT IND. HAR. J. "W. "Blind" Boone, a renowned colored pianist, -will he heard at a concert to be given In the auditorium, at Indiana Harbor, Friday evening, June 8. assisted by Marguerite Day. lyric coprano. Boone la a wiiard at the piano, possessing a wonderful memory. MEET WHITISG BAXKERS. The Eaat Chicago Fire department team will travel to Whiting tomorrow afternoon to meet the Whiting Bankers at the Whiting Athletic grounds. A fast game between these contestants Is antlslpated. SPOXGE SQVAD ACTIVE The Sponge Squad yesterday under orders of Captain Tim O'Xeil of the East Chicago police station mobilised their forces on a drive against the Calumet section of the city. In the favored section of Alexander avenue ftt 5014 the prohibition ofcera found Steve Popp. In the fcasement of his police, police officers TrtanJ and Parenlcka also located a small stock of unmatured "moonshine." Simultaneous with this raid, officer Kerr, single-handed, entered Steve Kukla's place at 4735 Alexander avenue and backing the patrol to the basement window carted away one large still, ten gallons of mash and one gallon of liquor. Both Popp and Kukla who were ar rested on charges of violating the state liquor law, were released on 1,00 bonds. SENT TO PRISON Annie Steine of 3683 Block avenue was convicted of prostitution yesterday In the East Chicago court by Special Judge Hyroan M. Cohen and sentenced to serve thirty-flve days at the Women's State prison at Indianapolis. v T, J. BENNETT MISSING Thomas J. Bennett, a foreman at the Fruit Grower's Association. Indiana Harbor, is reported by officials of the concern to (have been missing from the Harbor plant since May 27, a week ago. No trace of the missing man can be learned after he left the plant last Saturday night. Whether he has been a victim of foul play or is visiting friends without hia relatives knowledge Is unassurred. When last seen he wor a dark coat and cap. Mr. Bennett Is 23 years old, 5 feet, 11 Inches tall and weighs 170 pounds, has iuburn colored hair. The East Chicago police Read These Twin City Advertisements WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP i state Street Hematite with Gold and Sllves Thread! alao natch all colore. Bat torn Holes Battoaa Covered, Enbrolderflnc BraldiaaT, Beadla Phone Hammond 440. I-7-ti To ahoao bows 1 tenia to Baat Chieas Times wfflee, call Eaat Chicago 383. Let Alan E. Lewis write yoor Are and tornado Insurance. 6-31-t Have your rugs cleaned by J. B. Lehmann, with th Hamilton Beach Cleaner, 24 hour service. Work guaranteed. Phone . Bast Cblcag'4 743-J. ' 6:1:2 First HujstAnd EAST CHICAGO

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who were notified yesterday that the 1 Fruit Growers' ofTlclal was missing have strained all efforts to locate, (Mr. Bennett but as yet have fallen to pick up any Intelligent clues that might lead to his whereabouts.

AWAIT WOMAN'S ARREST The case of Mike Nistor, operator of a saloon at 4802 Todd are., who is charged with manslaughter when selling "moonshine" to Charles Keegan that Is alleged to have caused his death, was continued runtil the arrest of Mrs. Nistor. could he effected. From the testimony of Mike Nistor, the counsel for the defendant, convinced the court that Mrs. Nistor was the only person in charge of the place at the time of Keegan's death and should be taken into custody. Technical points as to the legality of the affidavit were' advanced by Attorney Royce, who Is representing the defendant, which were accepted by Special Judge Cohen, for continuing the case. Twin City News Notes Last evening East Chicago Eastern Star held thelr'regular meeting and initiated four candidates. In connection with this, a reception was given in honor of Mrs. Nannie Canine, Grand Ruth. A short musi cal program was given by Mrs. Joseph Fisher and Mrs. D. C. Reid. All chapters from Lake county and some from Porter county were invited and most of these were well represented, as were a number of other chapters. The spacious hall had been beautifully decorated. The color scheme of yellow and white was carried out In the decorations and also in the dainty lunch served inthe reception room at the close of chapter. Mrs. Canine was presented with a bouquet of Miss Ophelia roses 'and plumosa ferns, a gift from her own chapter, and with hand painted plates, a gift from Olive chapter of Gary. These were graciously received and Mrs. Canine's remarks of gratitude and appreciation were enjoyed by all. East Chicago chapter feels proud of the honor bestowed upon them In the appointment of Mrs. Canine as Grand Ruth. East Chicago Pythian Sisters will hold a bake eale Saturday afternoon at Rottenberg's grocery. There will be pies', cake, maked beans and potatoe salad. 6-2 Mrs. Frank Grass was hostess at a benefit card party Wednesday evening at the K. of P. hall for the Pythian Sisters. Those winning the honors were Mesdames Thomas Priest, W. p. Irish and W. H. Briska. and the men were Walter Lowery, Morgan Matthews and Thomas Priest. Mrs. Hamel, who makes her home with her daughter, Mix. J. H. Kleinman, on North Magoun avenue, Just returned from a visit to a daughter In Chicago. It is hoped that the Welsh people will not forget the meeting of the Calumet Cambrian Club on Saturday evening in the Methodist Church in Gary. John I. Judge, who has been employed at the Inland for some tlmo, left yesterday for his home in East St. Louis. Mrs. James Pollard and Mrs. Charles Slack entertained the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society yester. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pollard. Mrs. William Krueger of Porter, Ind., was a guest yesterday at the homes of her sister Mrs. Frank Nicklea, on 148th street, and her brother R. E. Eshenbach on Chicago avenue. Jack and George Newell, small sons of, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Newell, are reported as on the sick list this week. The funeral of the late George H. Summers will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Methodist church in Indiana Harbor. It will be a Masonic funeral in charge of ths Knights Templars. InterSavingsBank INDIANA

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"Blessed be the Kin? that cometh in the name of the Lord." rh.it is the greeting as the im ment in Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond, For the present the remains will be placed in a vault awaiting the arrival of his oldest son, who they have been unable to locate. Mrs. J. W. Groves returned yesterday from a three months' visit with a niece in Los Angeles, Cal. She is spending a few days at the home of her son, H. K. Groves, on Xorthcote avenue. Mrs. Hadda Johnson spent yesterday in Crown Point with hei son August Johnson, and family. Mrs. C. Furtell has ' closed her Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe in this city and after a month's vacation will open in Whiting in the new telephone building at Atchison and Indianapolis boulevard. She expects to be ready for business abou the first of July. Gerald Kitchen, young son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kitchen of 4211, Baring avenue, who has been with his grandparents in Texas for the past year, is expected home this week, an uncle accompanying him. Mrs. Arthur Grove of Drummond street, spent Monday in Chicago, between trains, with her friend. Mrs. Caroline Paxton. who is hobtess at the Tostess House at Camp Lewis in Washington. She was on her way to Grand Rapids, Mich., to visit her mother. On her return she will spend some time with Mrs. Grove. The young women of the Wesleyan Guild of the East Chicago Meth odist church have been invited to attend a meeting of a similar or ganisation Monday evening, June 5th in LaPorte. Those going will take the South Shore at 4:53 for Gary where they will take tne Lake Shore at 6:15. standard time. t Mrs. George N. Clark of Northcote arenue. has returnea rrom Muskegeon, Mich., where she spent the past five weeks visiting her aged mother who has been ill with pneumonia. Miss Mable Hartman will be hostess to the members of the No Name club and a few other guests Tuesday evening at her home on Beacon Itrect. Mrs. W. A. Cadman has returned to her home In this city after t two weeks' visit wit hher fathe. In Lansing, Mich. Mrs. L. M. Loucks. is on a vaca tion in Cincinnati, O., and at In dianapolls, where sho attended tru races Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spears with the latter's daughter, Mrs Elton Stack and little daughter who have been visiting relatives in East Chicago the past week, left yesterday for their homes tn Grand Rapids and Buckley. Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Badeaux and little son expect to move Sunday to their summer camp at Deep River. Directors cf the Welfare association you are expected to be present at the meeting of the association this evening at their room.In the Bee Hive building. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Board of Public Works of the City of Gary, Lake County. Indiana, on the 29th day of May, 1922, , aaopiea jLeciaratory Keaoiution Number THIRTY-ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE (3175) for the construction of a sewer to be known as District Sewer Number Forty-one (41). The location of said sewer and the size and kind are as follows: commeicing at the manhole at the intersection of the center lines o5f the alleys west of Jackson Street and north of Twenty-fifth (25th) Avenue: thence east alonr the cen ter line of the alley north of Twenty-fifth (25th) Avenue with a twenty-four (24) inch vitrified tile sewer A distance of three hundred twentytwo (322) feet: thence north aion the center line of the alley west of Monroe Street with an eighteen (18) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one thousand and four (1004) feet; thnce eaat along the center line of the alley south of Twentythird Avenue with a fifteen (15) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one hundred fifty-seven (157) feet; thence north along the center line of Monroe Street with a fifteen (15) Inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one hundred fifty-nine .and twotenths (169.2) feet; thence east and parallel to the"s"outh line of Twentythird (23rd) Avenue with a fifteen (15)' Inch vitrified tile sewer a distance! of one hundred eighty-eight and six-tenths (168.6) feet; thence north along the center, line of the allev west of Madison Street with a fifteen (16) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of eight hundred twenty-seven and five-tenths (S27.5) feet; thence continued north with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance or tour nunorea ana twenty-one and five-tenths (421.5) feet. Also commencing at the intersec tion of the center lines of the alleys south of Twenty-third Avenue and west iOf Monroe Street; thence west with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer along the center line of the alley south of Twenty-third (23rd) Avenue a distance of one hundred four (104) feet. Also commencing at the Intersection of the center lines of the alleys west of Madison Street and north of Twenty-third (23rd) Avenue; thence west along the center line of the alley north of Twenty-third (23rU) Avenue with a twelve (12) inch vitrifiod tile sewer a distance of six hun dred ten (610) feet. Also commencing at the intersection of the center lines of the al leys lying wat of Madison Street and north of Twsnty-second (22nd)

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personation of Christ enters Jerusalem in California's Oberammergau in an outdoor arrmhiAvenue; thence west along the center line of the alley north of Twen-ey-second (22nd) Avenue with a twelve (12) inch vitrlried tile sewer a distance of six hundred ten (610) feet. Also comenclng at the intersection of the center lines of the alleys west of Madison Street and north of Twenty-second Place; thence west along; the center line of the alley north of Twenty-second (22nd) Place with twelve (12) inch vitriried tile sewer a distance of six hundred ten (610) feet. Also commencing at the Intersection of the center lines of the alleys lying- west of Madison Street and north of Twenty-first Place; thence west along the center line of the alleys north of Twenty-first Pl?.ce with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of six hundred ten (610) feet; with all the necessary manholes, catch bash:s and gutter inlets. All of the above described property being within the corporate limits of tho City of Gary. Lake County, Indiana. The cost 01 said construction shall be assessed as special benefits to the abutting and benefitted property to be puid in cash or in ten annual installments where the assessments exceed Ten ($10.00) Dollars with in terest on deferred payments at the' rate of six (6) per cent per annum. all In accordance with ''An Act Con-J ceiuins Municipal orporanons. approved March 6th, 1905. and all acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. The lands and lots and district which may be benefitted and drained follows: Commencing at the intersection of the north line of Twentvflfth (25th) Avenue and the alley west of Jackson Street; thence east along the north line of Twenty-fifth 1 (25th) Avenue, a distance of six hundred forty-seven and sixteen hundredths (647.16) feet; thence north a distance of one thousand two hundred seventy-six and threetenths (1276.3) feet to the Intersection of the north line of Twentythird (23rd) Avenue and a point eiRhty-one and six-tenths (81.6) feet west of the west line of Madison Street; thence east to the Intersection of the north line of Twentythird (23rd) Avenue and the west line of Madison Street; thence north to .the south line of Twenty-first (81st) Avenue and the west line of Madison Street; thence west along the south line of Twenty-first (21st) Avenue to the west line of Jackson Street; thence south to the place of

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Hi 45 74 t - J( ! u ,atl 1 ft ' 'S'. . i theater just outside of Los Angeles. The play will continue all summerThe above being Wheeler and Petty's Addition to Tollestoii. the School Site Addition to (Jarv and Blocks Twenty-two (22) and Nine (9) In Chicago, Tolleston Land and Investment Company's Sixth (6th) Addition to Tolleston. all In the Uty of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. The said Lioard of Public Works has adopted details, maps-drawings and specifications for said sewer which are now on file at the office of said Board of Public Works. The Board of Public Works will meet on the 19th day of June, 1922, at nine o'clock a. m. in its office in the City Hall to recerve and hear remonstrances from any person whose property may be affected by such proposed construction and as to whether the special benefits which have accrued uiion the property to be assessed will equal th estimated cost of said improvement and will determine whether or' not such benefits will exceed such estimated cost and whether the district to be drained is herein properly described and take further and final action in the premises, confirming, modifying, changing, altering or rescinding its Preliminary, Resolution. By order" of the Board of Public Works. LEWIS E. BARNES. WILLIAM P PATTERSON, JOHN B. BUTUvE. Board of Public Works. Attest: BLANCHE E. DOUGAN. Clerk. 6-2-9 NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Board of Public Works of the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, on the 29th day of May, 1922, adopted Declaratory Resolution Number THIRTY-ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR (3174). for the construction of a sewer to be known as District Sewer Forty-two (42). The location of said sewer and the size and kind are as follows: Com mencing at the intersection of the J center unes 01 ioriy-nrst Avenue and Alley Number One (1) East; thence East on the center line of Forty-first (41st) Avenue with a twenty-four (24) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one hundred forthy-five and flve-tenth. (145.5) feet; thence south on the center line of Massachusetts Street, with a twenty-four (24) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one hundred sixty-five and no-tenths (165.0) feet; thence east on the center line of alley. Number Forty-one (41) South, with a twenty-four (24) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of one hundred sixty-five and five-tenth?" flSS 5

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in "STARDUST" 5 Acts Vaudeville TOMORROW N SUNDAY 5 HIGH CLASS ACTS rVAUDEVILLE O And DORALDINA The World' Greatest Dancer -inPASSION FRUIT" feet; thence east on the center line of Alley Number Forty-one (41) youth, with an eighteen (18) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance or three hundred thirty-one and onetenth (33 1) feet; thence Easy on the center line of Alley Number Korty-one (41) South, with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of three hundred twenty-nine and six-tenths (329.6) feet. Also commencing; at the intersection of the center lines of Alley Number Forty-two (42) south and Alley Number Four (4) East; thence north on the center line of Alley No. Four (4) East with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of ten hundred and seventy-seven and nine-tenths (1077.9) feet; Also commencing: at the intersection of the center lines of Alley Number Forty-one (41) South and Alley Number Three (3) East; thence south on the center line of Alley Number Three (3) East with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of nine hundred ninety and eight-tenths (990.8) feet. Also, commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Allev Number Forty-one (41) South ani Alley Number Two (2) East; thence south on the center line of Alley Number Two (2) Eas with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of nine hundred ninety-three and two-tenths (993.2) feet. Also commencing at a point on the center line Of Alley Number Fortytwo (42) South twenty-six and eighttenths (26.8) feet east of the east line of Massachusetts Street; thence east on the center line of Alley Number Forty-two (42) south with a twelve (12) -inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of two hundred eighteen and no-tenths (218.0) feet. Also commencing at a point on the center line of Alley Number Fortitwo (42) South thirty-one and sixtenths (31.6) feet east of the east line of Connecticut Street; thence east on the center line of Alley Number "Forty-two (42) South with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of two hundred eight and no-tenths (208.0) feet. Also commencing at a ooint on the center line of Alley Number Fortytwo (42) South thirty-one and sixtentns (31. S) feet east of the east HARTLEY Theatre Last Times Today BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION AND Wallace Reid RENT FREE A Paramount Picture You'll "Laugh" Laugh" "Laugh"

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TONIGHT and TOMORROW MATINEE and EVENING BILLY and MARIE MAINE The Inimitable Comedy Pah Present A WOMAN IN THE CASE" Also TOM MIX In His Latest and Best "CHASING THE MOON" line of Pennsylvania Street; thence east on the center line of Alley Number Forty-two (42) South with a twelve (12) inch vitrified tile sewer a distance of two hundred five and no-tenths (205.0) feet) with all the necessary marrholee. catch basins and gutter inlets. All of the above described property being Within the corporate limits of the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. The cost of said construction shall be assessed as special benefits to the abutting- and benefitted property to be paid In cash or In ten (10) annual installments where installments exceed Ten ($10.00) Dollars, with interest on deferred payments at the rate of six (6) per cent per annum, all In accordance with an act entitled "An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations," approved March 6th, 1905, and all acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. The lands and lots and districts which may be benefitted and drained by sa.id improvement are bounded as follows: Commencing at the intersection of the north line of Fortyfirst (41st) Avenue and the east line of Alley Number One (1) East; thence north to the south line of the right-of-way of the Nickle Plate R. R. ; thence southeasterly on said south right-of-way line to the west line of Massachusetts Street; thence south to the north line of Fortyfirst (41st) Avenue; thence west to the place of beginning. Also commencing at the intersection of the south line of Forty-first (41st) Avenue and the east line of Massachusetts Street; thence east to the West line of Delaware Street; thence south to the north line of Forty-third Avenue; thence west to the east) line of Massachusetts Street; thence north to the place of beginning. The above description is also known as lots fifteen (15) to eighteen (18) in Work twenty-four (24) in Earle's Third (3rd Olen Tark 1

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in 'PUPPETS OF FATE" FRIDAY MATINEE and EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE" SUNDAY MATINEE Extra Big Double Feature for the Kiddies TOM MIX & CONWAY TEARLE In Their Latest Pictures Also Al St. John Comedy SUNDAY EVENING CONWAY TEARLE in "THE REFEREE" Addition to Gary, and all of Fleitner's First (1st) Addition to Gary and all of Linden Heights Addition. .The' said Eoard of Public "Works has adopted details, maps, drawings and specifications for said sewer which are how on file at the office of said Board of Public Works. The Board of Public "Worka -will meet on the 19th day of June. 1922, at nine o'clock a. m. in its office In the City Hall to receive and hear remonstrances from any person whose property may be affected by such proposed construction and as to whether the special benefits which have accrued upon the property to be assessed will equal the estimated cost of said improvement and will determine whether or not such benefits will exceed such estimated cost and whether the district to be drained is herein proprely described and take further and final action la the premises, confirming, modifying, changing, altering or rescinding its Preliminary Resolution. By order of the Board of Publlo Works. LKWIS E. BARNES. "WILLIAM P. PATTERSON. JOHN B. BURKE, Board of Publio "Worka. Attest: BLANCHE E. DOTJGAN. Clerk. -2-8 NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that X Joseph Pielareryk, have filed In tha Office of the Lake Superior Court, my petition for the change of my name to Joseph "Wagner, and that said petition will be heard June 16. 1922, by the court. May term. 1922. Cause No. 21621, Room 1. MRS. ANDERSON. 6:26:6:2:9 Deputy Clerk of the Court sm: HAMMOND Under U. S. Gorenuneot Supervision