Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 229, Hammond, Lake County, 13 June 1922 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Tuesday. June 13,

RUSH OF VOTES IN POPULARITY CONTEST iEloB Floremoe -Roae.nla.um of 188 -Clark street, Him-mon-d, haa taken "tb lead in the Centon I. O. O. F. -oamMnatton popularity contest, that 1 (betas conducted aa a, special feat:?r ln com-neotlon -with the aummerigrht festival on the Calumet aveijiue brMgre sho-w ground a Crowd -:,4ff her closefly In second place, is JMtsa Grace Mavity, of 275 Truman bouJevard. with Mrs. C. B. Clark, of rl03S Wallaice Road a trone third ;ioi.tlon candidate. v In the bet "liked "boy even. M&ster Ttjnv ZM 821 Alice street la leading: the' ;:yan. Dorothy Downing: of 183 Detroit tret tope the vote per- ' centage column n the favorite baby competition with Ada Elaine Hartnnan, of 38 Gostlln street and Milton

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Schneider of 172 Clark street following1 in the order listed. Here is the standing; of the contestants as recorded at this morning-'a official count of the ballots: Most popular lady or girl. Florence Rosenbaum, 5.500; Grace Mavity. 4,950; Mrs. C. B. dark 3.000: Stella Finkel'Stein 1,500; Mrs. Maud Hitt, of 196 Torrence a new candidate, 1,000; Eva Brant 1,000; Rose Spivak 1.000. Best liked hoy. Ray Brock 1.650; Raymond Hartman 1.000; 'William Ixhmyer 1.000. Favorite ibaby. Dorothy Downing 6.600 Ada Elaine Hartman 2,175: Milton Schneider 1.500; Chester Gluth 1,000; Robert G. Gluth 1.000. Weather permitting-, the votingwill reach a climax next Friday evening on the carnival grounds and 10:30 is the probale exact time that the balloting will cease. In the meanwhile some very spirited vote gathering efforts may he expected in the tntersts of th various ri-val cajididates. A ballot box has been placed at the automobile prize booth on the carnival grounds and for the

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Much beauty and originality are exhibited in the present-day bathing suits and although many of them are not exactly suitable for the strenuous swimmer Ihey make lovely beach costumes for a sun bath, particularly when accompanied by a voluminous cape convenience of .uptown voters, another .box has heen provided in Silver's diamond shop at 177 State et.. where the JeweJry prizes are on pub lie display. AT THE PARTHENON There is something quite different from all other motion .picture productions in a Katherine MacDonali screen feature. Quite aside from the -wonderful beauty of the- star, herself, she always is surrounded hy asupporting cast of players of proved worth and acknowledged popularity. A Kathertne MacDonald production typifies all that is refined, elevating, artistic and aristocratic, ond in her latest vehicle. "The Infidel" which has Just been released by Associated First National and whioh wiU be sen for the first 'time in this city at the Parthen on Theatre Thursday and Friday of this week, the popular actress offers a screen entertainment that is declared to he qu'ite ouit of the ordin ary. Th localeof "The Infidel" is the South Seas, always mysterious and maprical. The character Miss MacDonald -portrays is entirely different from anw she has ever before interpreted and her acting is said to be more vivid and g-raphile than any of her earlier histrioic endeavors. Her company includes Joseph Dowling. Melbourne MacDowell, Robert Ellis and Earbara Tennant. a quartette of 'brilliant screen ar tists as well as a score of other capable and expertie-nced players. GRAND LARCENY AT THE ORPHEUM TVe have ben told of the proposed sereen'ing of "Grand Larceny' in Hammond on various occasions J and have had ourselves all primed to see this picture, principally be cause in its cast three notable screen stars Claire Windsor, the young lady who met Charlie Chaplin at the train on his return from Europe, Elliot Dexter, the good-Jooking, and Tom GaJlery. A long time ago we read a review of this picture in one of the . leading papers of this part of the country and we have always been at aloss to understand whether the reviewer really liked or disliked the picture. So it was with a good deal of content that we are actually allowed the privilege of SPRINKLING- NOTICE. The sprinkling hours will be as .'oliows: All persons having sprinkling permits may sprinkle between the aours of 5 a. m. and 8 a. m. Those residing north of Carroll st and due east and west - may sprinkle from 5 p. m. -to 7 p. m. Those residing south of said line and north of Conkey ave. and Morton ave. may sprinkle from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Those south of Ccnkey ave. and Morton ave. may rprlnkle any time they have sufficient pressure. Tou must not use hose without a sprinkling permit. Watch for circulars distributed Monday. GEORGE G. BLOCKIE. Supt. Water Department. 6-19-12-tP. PRESIDENT SENDS ECONOMIC EXPERT TO STUDY EUROPE CoL Michael Frieda an. Col. Michael Friedsan, president of B. Altman & Co., will make a study of economic conditions in Europe at the request of President Harding. He sails shortly. Friedsan la chairman of the National Merchandise fair to be held in New York in Aumiat.

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of Jersey, rubber or flowered silk. These three suits all have cape for beach wear. The cape at the left is rubberized Inoire silk. It is worn with a satin suit. Black jersey makes the suit and matching cape in the center. Green stripes and a green collar trim viewing this film at the Orpheum last night. Atthough it is necessary ln order to be thoroughly interested in Grand Larceny, to stretch one's imagination, we are sensible enough to know that that is one of the necessary qualifications of amovie fan. We wer eable to follow the story clearly and to enjoy a pleasant hour and ahalf and wish that many more such films with the pleasant combln ation of these three notable stars could be shown in Hammond. Southern chi'valry is the basis of the plot. Take my pocket-book or steal my right eye, says the hero, but you hit tha wrong trail if you steal Vny girl. Tou will enjoy the manner In which the director, Wallace Worsley. has set this southern idea In pictures. CROWDED IXTO DITCH Here'a something new in the way of road hogging. Last evening at 4:30 o'clock a huge Mack truck and trailer loaded to the guards with cement went into the ditch on Dickey Road ln East Chicago and turned over. These outfits loaded, weighs from ten to sixteen tons. The driver who escaped unhurt, said that a touring car crowded him into the ditch and then speeded away without offering him assistance. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADOPTION- OF RESOLUTION DEFARTMENT OF VUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Hammond, Indiana. June. 1322 TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given hy the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that on the 12th day of June. 1322, they unanimously adopted Declaratory Resolution No. 911, for the opening and extension of a street known as the "HOPP ROAD," in said City, from the northern terminus of said Hopp Road to the south line of Locust Street ln said City. The Board of Public Works of said City has fixed the 10th day of July, 1922, as a date upon which remonstrances may he filed or" presented hy persons interested in or affected

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both suit and cape. A beach dress is shown at the right. It is of black brocaded crepe de chine with black satin knickers, -scarcely a water suit, and a flowered silk cape is its tccomElice to keep the wearer on tha each., Dy said proposed opening and extension, as above described, and on said day at two o'clock p. m. said Board will meet at its office for the purpose of hearing and considering any remonstrances which may have been filed or presented, and for the purpose of taking final action thereon, such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. A. J. SWANSON. JACOB WIKER, Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond, Indaina DELL A MILLER. Clerk. 6:13:20 NOTICE HICKORY STREET CEMENT SIDE WALK DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CITT OF HAMMOND. INDIANA NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Tou are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said City will receive bids up to June 28th, 1922, at two o'clock p. m., for th? construction of a cement sidewalk five feet wide, five Inches in depth on Hickory Street, from Hoffman Street to Chicago Avenue, under Improve ment Resolution No. 900, as spec! fled in the plans, profiles and de tails now on file. All bids shall be accompanied by a certified check for not less than two and one-half per cent of the estimated cost of said Improvement. The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. A. J. SWANSON, JACOB WIKER, Board of Public Works. DELLA MILLER, Clerk. 6:13:20 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUB LIC WORKS, SSv Hammond, Indiana, June 12, 1922. TO WHqM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board pf Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is de sired and deemed necessary to improve Howard Avenue, along east side, from Merrill Avenue to Morris Avenue, ln the City of Hammond, Indiana, by constructing therein, between said terminal points, a cement sidewalk six (6) feet wide, five inches in depth, as authorized hy Improvement Resolution No. , adopted hy said Board on the 12 th day of June. 1922. All work done in the making of said above described public improveCapita and Surplus $120,000.00

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ORPHEUM TODAY, TOMORROW and THURSDAY Elliott Dexter and Claire Windsor in "Grancl Larceny" Pathe Review . Snub Pollard Comedy FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mary Alden The Mother of "The Old Nest" in "The Man With' Two Mothers' Also a Good Comedy and Pathe Review

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LON CHANEY in "THE TRAP"

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