Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 324, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1922 — Page 2

EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

JU3W RAIDS Prohobttkm Enforcement officer Bhed returned to nls old heme town yeattrday ana assisted In the raid on the juace of Joe K'sh. 4801 Alexander wrenue and Orlca Chandler of 323 Parrlah avenue. Both men war arrested. Captain Tim O'Nell Captain Vakar and officers Budlch and Steed -were directing- the atens of Federal Officer Rhed. XATKOXS TO WATCH FABKS regulations la the next Item on the program of the East Chicago Park Commlaaioners. The shady Books and quiet tJacea in Lake Iront, "Washlnrton, Calumet and the other cltr parks where lovers g-o in qnest of seclusion are to he put under surveillance of park matrons and offleera. acoorAlng; to the latest plane ! of the park board. This was the substance cf the regular meeting- of the board last ev enlnr. LET COJTTnACT FRIDAY Members of the East Chlcaro board of education adpourned their uisciius unui r na7 evemns wnen they expect to award the contract for the remodeling- of the Benjamin j Harrison school building- at 144th and Magoun avenues. Last evening bids were received and opened, but account of the contractors' alternate method of figur ing- (he board members were unable! to determine the lowest and beet I bid mi'bmltti iliiHno- th1r hi-t ...I e!on. The work Is estimated iby Architect Karl D. Norris, at $21.00. OJtXY FIVE ASSESSED Judges acting- In the place of Judge A. P. Twyman, who Is now sit ting as a member of the board In the recount of the county treasurer ballot, have failed to follow the precedent set by the Judge Twyman of ataohing- a Jail sentence together with aheavy fine for all violators of the stae liquor law. Instead the special Judges when finding a man guilty, whether he has appeared once or a dozen times In the court, attach a light fine and allow the violator to go free to continue his Old practices. These judges have failed miserably to follow the theory of the law as applied by Judge Twyman of being- lenient with the first offender tout giving- a repeater the maximum penalty. Testerday was an instance of this practice with Wm. J. Murray acting as Judgs. He fined the rankest vi olators appearing upon the police dockets $50 and cost. The list follows: Steve Popp, 5014 Alexander ave., $50 and costs.

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' -with the president Steve Kutle, 5014 Alexander ave., $100 and costs. Simon Wogtasiek, 3765 Michigan avenue, $10 Oand costs. John Munton, 3610 Guthrie street, 20C anJ cost sv Bans, 4S06 Tod avenue, nd COStS. $100 "Wasll Sorokin, $100 and costs. 2014 137th street, Twin City News Notes i Captain and Mrs. Kinson, of the Salvation Army of East Chicago, wish es to thank all the citizens of the ! Twin Cities for the way in which they have supported and assisted them during their stay In East Chicago. Captain and Mrs. H. Kinson leave East Chicago on Friday to take up their new appointment which is Ottawa, Illinois. They ask that the same loyal support and interest be given to the in-coming officer. The name of the in-coming officer will be announced later. It was thought necessary by the Salvation Army headquarters to give this change immediately on account of Mrs. Kinson, who has been sick for some months. The following is a list of their relief work during the winter months: WITH THE FAMOUS

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Two beds and mattresses, 1 pair of new blankets, 3 invalid chairs, 86 pair of shoes, (new and repaired) 156 garments, (clothing), 2240 lbs. of coal, 75 families received grocer ies, 200 loaves distributed (of bread) 10 persons found employment, $10 spent for nourishments to sick peo pie. 120 transclents received food and clothing. In addition to the above, 40 Christ mas baskets were given out, with SO new garments of clothing as pres ents to poor and needy families. Presents consisted of dockings boys winter waists, girls dresses, and underwear. Also assisted the W. C. T. U. and K. of C. with in vestigations for Thanksgiving bas kets. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, at Columbia Theater, Xazimova and Rodolf Valentino, In Alexander Du mas' great play. "Camille." 6:7:lt The East Chicago Woman's Club are planning to hold their annual picnic this year, Monday, June 19th, at the Dunes at Tremont, where they will be met by members of around seventy other Woman's clubs from the section of the state. Each person will take their own individual lunch. The time for leaving will be decided and members notified at a later date. The members of the Wecleyan Guild and the members of Mrs. G. F. Craigs Sunday school class will enjoy a picnic Friday evening at Whiting park. Each member is en-

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take the 6 o'clock street car at the four corners. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, at Columbia Theater, Nazimova and Rodolf Valentino. In Alexander Du mas' great play, "Camille." 6:7:lt A very Important business, meeting of the Calumet Missionary Society will be held at LaPorte on Thurs day of this week. Dr. M. P. Burns, f Philadelphia, Pa., will preside. A. G. siocomb.wlll represent the M. E. church of this city. The Lady Macabee's, Hive No. 90 will entertain at a perdo party this evening at K. of P. hall. An lnvitatlo rils extended to the public. Indiana Harbor Eastern Star chapter will have their Past Matrons' night Tuesday evening, June 27, Mrs. Pearl Ansley will be the presiding matron. The other past matrons and patrons will fill the various stations. Mrs. L. W. Giles of 145th street, returned home Saturday from a visit with her sisters In appanee, Ind. Mrs. Giles was quite HI of tonsllitls while down state and hlle not quite herself at present Is gaining strength dally. Mrs. J. J. Miller, who has been re siding at S816 Fir street, has moved to 3506 Fir street In the VanHorne apartments. The Sigma Theta Deltas met last evening at the home of Miss Helen Cooper. Their usual pastime, five hundred was enjoyed, the honors being awarded to Miss Ruth Zimmerman and Miss Margaret Craick. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Miss Kathrine Duffy. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mansell, Monday morning at their home 5046 Oicott avenue, a baby girl Mother and babe getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kirk Spencer, who are employed in the offices of the Metal and Thermit Co. are enlovlne their two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Wilson Jordan, Jr., will leave Friday for Bloomington, Ind..1 to spend two. weeks at the home of her parents. The Xu Epxllon club members will be entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. L. D. Godfrey on Parish avenue. Mrs. A. SIrlin left Tuesday morn ing for Muncie to visit until Thursday, when she will go to Indianapolis, where her son Anton will graduate Thursday evening from the dental college. Rev, George F. Craig, pastor of the East Chicago M. E church has been Invited to alve an addre.i Thursday evening at the First M. E. church in LaPorte, Ind. Mrs. Craig will accompany her husband and be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sccor. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, at Columbia Theater, Nazimova and Rodolf Valentino, in Alexander Du mas' great play. "CamiHe." 6:7:it Mrs. Franklin Graham of Seventh street, Marks, has been under the doctor's care since last Friday suffering with throat trouble. Mrs. R. W. Renne of the Reil apartments entertained at a shower last evening in honor of Miss Elna Tolf, who Is to become a brldnh last of this month. Five hundred was the diversion of the venlnr. Miss Harbon winning high honors and Miss Tolf consolation. The guest of honor received many beautiful and useful gifts. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. George Blade will entertain the Evening Five Hundred Club' on Thursday evening at her home in Market Square, Marks. Invitations have been issued by Mesdames J. S. Dewey, Fred Hart, Prank Forbeck. B. Haugh and L.' HENRY SPEXCER, well knows nd respected fifteen ef Watertown, X. Y., who reports he has Kalned 1.1 pounds trince he hearan taking Teniae aad always tells Jits friends how thla medicine restored his health.

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SATURDAY In Addition to "PENROD" 5 Acts Vaudeville LAST CHANCE TONIGHT To See HENRY SANTREY And His Band was the result of an alleged attempt by the preacher and members of his family to prevent the reading of the minutes of the board of deacons pertaining to his rejection In the church as required by the constitution. A free for all fight occurred In the church and X. A. Samuelson, a member, was pushed oft the pulpit platform and Injured. Many received cuts and bruises. The situation is the result of two years of dissatisfaction with the minister's policies. Outbreaks in church at aeveral different services have resulted In fights. Acid-proof cloth suitable for laboratory coats, aprons, leggings, gloves, etc., has been perfected fn Lancanahlre. England. "When You Have a Cough or Lose Weight And Appetite TAKE THIS ADVICE Muncie, Ind. '"When I had a eevere cough, night sweats, loss of weight and appetite, I was persuaded to try Dr. Pierce'a Oolden Medical Discovery. 1 took it faithfully for about forty days and gradually I gained; the cough disappeared and I put on flesh and got strong again. I took no other medicine at the time. It did ma a great deal of good and I shall always feel grateful to Dr. Pierce for this remedy. I have had no cough for fourteen years, since I was cured by taking- "Golden Medical Discovery'." Mrs. Lucy McCoy, 14 So. Madison at. Step into any drug store and ask for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in tablets or liquid, or seno 10c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel. Buffalo.. X. T...for trial pkg. and write for free medical confidential advice. Adv. is rot a fatal weakness if he has weakness of that Kind. Jess Burkrtt the Giants a lip on McGuire while Jess was coaching- the Holy Cross outfit. There is eyerv reason to believe that this will be a wonderful year for trapshootmg. Already more than 400 traDshootine tournaments have been registered by the American Trapshootin2 association that Is for one or two day shoots and there doesn't seem to be any doubt but that the number of registered club shoots will run clone to 1,600. More than eleht million targets were thrown last year and some 20.000 participated in the registered events, of which more than 7,000 were beginners. In 1921 the percentage of resident contestants at state tournaments was IS per cent higher than in any pre vious year. There are about 2,000 sun clubs in the United States and Canada, of which number about 1,000 are actively engaged in working with the American Trapshooting association. One hundred and twentyfive new clubs were organized last year, and 277 partially developed. A. T. A. records show that 017 gun clubs are in a good, healthy condition and doing things in their respective neighborhoods. Know why the A. A. U. questions the amateur standing of Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaiian swimmer? Because the duke's photo wai used in an advertisement boosting a brand of varnish as the proper coating for a surf board. The Hawaiian branch of the union, though, is upholding Kahanamoku and voices the opinion that the A. A. U. may govern Duke's actions as a swimmer, but that surf board riding is a private pastime and the Duke's own affair; Which seems about right. . when your SURE of A-l Companies. HAMMOND

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