Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 15 June 1922 — Page 2

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TILE TIMES Thursday' 10 1922. tan

EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

KIDS MAKE FISTS FLY Good flat fights -wherein the vllllan Is knocked cold by the hero are to "be aeen in many photoplays, b-ut Wesley Barry In Ills latest screen play, Gus Edwards' "School Days." which cornea to the Hartley theatre Thursday and Friday furnishes a thriller whu he encounters an expensively dressed little boy of wealthy parents who calls him a rube. Tho flg'bt happened when Wesliey, B'pon arriving at the palatial residence of t Ions Island family, tries to 'become lmmmy with his raw found friends. On th)a lawn he saw across a low hedge a little girl and boy about his own age quietly playing: under the care oX a maid and a

man-servant. In one bound Wesley cJca.i;d the hedge intent on making new acquaitances. "Bet I can lick you," he calmly informed the other boy. In ibigr city anvasement the well dresrtd lad looked Wesley over. "How's crops Rube?" And then the fight was on. The hutler finally pulled the boys apart and deposited Wesley uncermoniously on the cffier aide of the hedge. For -the freckled-faced youngster had mauled the wealthy boy into a pulp. Indignantly Wesley hurried in to his new guardians. "Who's them kids next door? he atfk,-ed. "That's little Dorothy her servants and "her cousin." he was Informed. Her servants: That was new thought for Wesley. "I can have anything I went, can I?" 1 asked. "Yes." "Then get me twtcet as many servant but n-s con..!ns."

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ALIM.Y1 BAXftlET The annual banquet given by the East Chicago High School Alumni Association in honor of the graduating class will take place tonight at 6:30 in the parlors of the Congregational church. 145th street and Maagoun avenue, and will be followed fay a dance at the McKinley gym. The dance is scheduled to begin at 8:30. The ladies in charge of the "feed" have promised an excellent menu", and the committee on decorations have been busy for some time in producing effects that will please the eye. The well-known Woodlawn Cafe Orchestra has been secured to furnish the music at the Gym and fhose who take advantage of this opportunity will not be disappointed If they are seeking a neal dance. The admission for both 'banquet and dance Is 11.50 which may be paid at the church. For the "banquet alone tre charge is $1.00 per plate and for the dance $1.50 per couple.

Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday

Dem sfog

A SAVE FOt'RTH East Chicago and Indiana Harbor are to hare a sane Fourth of July this year. Acting Chief of Police Nicholas Makar has said so. He has issi-ted an ordor to all merchants of the city that In accordance with an ordinance passed by the common council the sale of fireworks will be prohibited. This advance notice comes in order that the local merchants will not stock up with fireworks or Jyrotechnlcs this) season.

Of education, with a presentation of the diplomas aid scholarship metaia to the clasa. MJss Margaret Rodgea was award ed the gold medal given toy Geo. H. Lewis and also the scholarship meJal. a fund of $350 given by the Tri Kappas. Miss Madalyne Dickinson received

the silver medal awarded by th

school. Joseph M. Cohen received the silver medal given by the school. J. Morton Arpas was awardud the K-'d medal for boys given by C. C. Sn;It'h.

nVIIDING PERMITS ISSfED Eitst side of Mellvllle avenue between 140th and 141st streets, one story brick residence, J3xjl. Steve Totii. owner. Cost $2,000. Kast aide of Forsyth avenue between 149th and 160th streets two story ibrick residence and business, 22x64. J. Forman. owner. Cost is JlO.oOOc East side of Homerlee avenue botvjsen 14Sth and 149th streets one story brick business, 24x82. Frank S?izckanekl. ownea. Cost $8,000.

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70 GRADUATE LAST XIGHT The largest class, TO In number, in the existence of the East Chicago high school received their diplomas at the graduation exercises held at the Hartley theatre last night. In the presene of hundreds of mothers, fathers and relatives of the graduates the theatre was crowded by a g-alaay of town folk to witness thu commencement exercises. Preceding tfhe presentation of the diplomas there was a stimulating addrss by Dr. Joshua Stansfleld, the pator of the Hyde Fark Methodist church, Chloago. Facing the stuVnts ai-ttmes during hi talk. Dr. Stansfleld referred to this instance as probably the greatest event in the students' llives. This he said is jeally the starting point from the ideal to the actual or practical side of life and making each student rely upon rheir own Initiative for his or her attainment to success. Admonishing at intervals during his address, th speaker made clear to the students that success was founded upon the selecting of good and aound principals. Not depending upon fhte to work Its way into and twisting- a career into success, but by taking t!(5 Initiative and subscribing to the ideals of ones choice should be the determination of each student, said the doctor. I "Havtoig confidence in oneawlf and know that you know Is the first

step to the goal of success." said

the speaker. Following the main speaker of the evening there was a short address

I to the graduates by Attorney Wm.

B. VanHorne, president of the board

Walter Wadesffa, a boy living at 539 151st street, Indiana Harbor, accidently discharj.Vd his B. B. gun while loading it in t'he back yard of his home yesterday afternoon and the air-gun shot flew over to the adjoining yard and struck sixteen months old Franks Daninga over th,'3 eye causing serious injury to her. Frightened at what he had done the boy flew from his home and had not returned this morning. The mother of the boy promised the police that she would have her son at the East Chicago police station by his afternoon.

LOVE LETTERS A.9 CLUES Love missives -fjom Sunny Alabama and Tennessee may be the means for the East Chicago authorities locating Arthur -MlcCaughan. former salesman for. the E. X. Bunnell, who is alleged to have stolen a company ear. The company is In possession of

McCaughan's letters from girl

friends in Birmingnam. Aia&ama

and Nashville, Tennessee and believe that these will lead to finding their missing employee.

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The heavy explosion that occurred late yesterday morning to the rear of the National Guard headquarters 3450 Michigan avenue, was found to have caused slight damages. With the exception of a few rear windows in the armory being broken, nothing else was effected. The blast was found to have been caused by some waste powder in a pile of rubiblsh to Che rear of the building believed to have ben ignited by the hot sun.

Twin City News Notes

See the Comedy Hits of 1322. Harold Lloyd in "A Sailor Made Man," at The Columbia Theater tonight. The coolest and "best ventilated public building in Indiana Harbor. 6:l4:3t

Pupils of Grade 2, McKinley school

Annex. Miss Fannie McGaughey tea

cher. enjoyed a picnic on Hickory

Ridge Dairy Farm, the first of the week. Messrs Joseph Corem, Justin Meksras, Martin Stasko took them down and Mrs. H. B. Herron, Mrsi John 'Walsh. Mrs. Joseph Corem, Mrs. W. E. Roe and Mrs. Wm. MeKee help ed care for the children. . Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dupes, their son Lowell, daughter Madelyn and Mrs. Dupes sister, Mrs. H. L. Ottemeler. of Omaha, Neb., will' leave on Saturday for the Dupes-summer home in Green Bay, Wis., to spend their

PARTHENON TODAY aod TOMORROW Katherine MacDonald

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"THE INFIDEL" SATURDAY 5 HIGH CLASS ACTS VAUDEVILLE Also Jack Mulhall in "The Hope" STARTING MONDAY For Four Day JACKIE COOGAN In Hit Latest Picture "TROUBLE"

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. "VVelrbach as hostess to the members of the K. I. U. club at b,er home on Northcote ave. The time was spent in playing bunco, the prices being awarde dto Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs. Thomas Cad man, after which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Edward Stirling won the mattress which was raffled off last evening by the East Chicago camp. Royal Neighbors.

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Telephone East Chicago 950

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vatic of North

Baring- ave.. have as their gruests the '

former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John

Feik. of LeMoyle. 111.

Miss Caroline Freeman, of Beacon st.. Is graduating: today from the

Academy of Our Lady at Long-wood Chicago.

Miss Jane McCluskey Is on the sick list this week at her home on

South Olcott avenue.

Through the kindness of C. W. Haig-ht who furnished a larg-e truck

and driver, Mrs. Lenore Thomas and

Miss Buelha FGosenberger. teachers of the second and third trades in the Harrison school, were able to take their pupils on Tuesday to the

Hickory Ridge Dairy Farm. Where

many of the children viewed for the

first time a real farm. The children

are studying: the farm and have had

miniature farms on which they work

in the school room, but this was a real treat to visit this perfect farm

near MerriHvllle. The children con

sumed ten gallons of milk during: the

days outing. Indiana Harbor Eastern Star met in regular session Tueeday evening and completed plans for their Past Matrons and Patrons meeting which will take place Tuesday evening, June 37th. In connection with this a re. ceptlon will be held in honor of Mrs. E. N. Canine, Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter of Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schneider and two daughters of Lena, III., are the guests of the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dewey, of 144th st. The Schneider's will be remembered as having lived in this city a few years ago. Mrs. J. K. Reppa has Issued invitations for a card party Friday afternoon and evening, at Tier home, 4742 Melville ave.. for the benefit of the Welfare Association. Saturday Mrs. Reppa and children will leave for Crystal Lake, where they have taken a cottage for the summer. Miss Agnes Jones entertained her

club of young women last evening at her home on South Baring ave. Mrs. Martin Blasish of 141st and Todd ave.. entertained a number of her friends yesterday afternoon at a

farewell party. Mrs. Blasish and her daughter, Katherine, will leave next "Wednesday for a two month's visit with the former' mother in Canada. The afternoon was spent in playing five hundred and bunco, the honors going ta Mrs. Julia Matovina, second to Mrs. Katie Vrbanie and consolation to Mrs. Mary Jatabeck. of Gary. The hostess served a delicious four course luncheon, after which the ladles departed wishing Mrs. Blaztsh a pleasant visit and safe return to her home In this elty. Mrs. H. E. Jones, of 4717 Raring avenue, is entertaining th members of the North Side Birthday club this afternoon.

Mr, and Mrs. O. R, Garrett and children of Detroit. Mich., are visit, ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Collins, of Mark. Mrs. Collins ; expects to return to Harvard In the

and Mrs. Garrett are srsters. Mr. fall. Garrett will return to his home in a Mrs. otto Selfert and two children

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ORPHEUM LAST TIMES TODAY Elliott Dexter and Claire Windsor

Grand Larceny"

Pathe Review Snub Pollard Comedy PRICESlOc, 20c, 25c

FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mary Alden The Mother of "The Old Nest'

-in-

The Man With

Two Mothers"

Also a Good Comedy and Aesop Fables

DE LUXE TODAY and TOMORROW ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "RECKLESS YOUTH" FRIDAY MATINEE and EVE. and SATURDAY MATINEE "THE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE" SATURDAY MATINEE Extra Big Double Feature ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in "RECKLESS YOUTH' and PRISCILLA DEAN in "WILD HONEY" SATURDAY EVENING SUNDAY and MONDAY PRISCILLA DEAN in "WILD HONEY"

The Grasselll Bridge club met yes. terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Hart on Kennedy ave. The prlies were carried away by Mrs. Thomas Ervln and Mrs. H. K. Groves. Mlehael B. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Collins, of 1110, Nth st, was graduated yesterday from St. Cyril's College in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. 'W. TV. Smlh who went to Crystal Lake last Saturday were called to Flumtree Sunday by the illness of Mr. Smith's mother. She is better however and they returned to the lake, and Mr. Smith came on to his home in this city. Mr. R. M- Royce will be the din

ner guest of Mr. ana ars. J. . Thompson this evening at their home on North Baring avenue. Harold Barker, of the Barker Fur. nlture Store, is on a business trip to Des Molnts and Davenport, Iowa. He will return home Frjday night Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Oro. ves, their son. John, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson expect to motor to Crystal Lake, where the Groves will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Royce and the Thompsons guests of the W. "W. Smiths. Mr.

Groves and Mr. Thompson will re

turn Sunday evening and the others will remain for a week's outing. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Canten 57 will give a bunco party Friday evening in East Chicago I. O. O. F. hall. An Invitation is extended to the public

The Sunday school of St. Aubln's church will hold their annual picnle

Saturday at East Side Park.

Mrs. Walton, of Tulsa, Okla.. win arrive tomorrow to spend a month with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pen

nts Collins, of 144th street. The Indiana Harbor Lady Maeabees will meet Friday evening Jn I.

O. O. F. hall on Michigan avenue.

AH members are urged to bo present.

Mrs. Frank Grass, of 1 1 4th strtst, win leave Saturday for Columbus.

Ohio, for a three weeks visft with

her mother.

Julian H. Cehn. son of Mr. and

Mrs. David Cohn arrived home today

from Harvard University where he

finished his freshman year. Julian

Miss Mable Banta, a teacher in the high school, leaves tomorrow for Murtcle. Ind.. where she will visit her brother for a few days. From there she will go to Cambridge. Mass. where she will be hostess at StandUh Hall, Harvard University for the six weeks summer course. This is quite an honor which has come to Miss Banta. She will have the privilege of taking up one subject. Just what that will be Miss Banta has not fully decided. , Tomorrow evening a number of East Chicago O. E. 3. members will go to Gary to attend the reception given by Gary chapter in honor of Mrs. E. N. Canine, Grand Ruth, of the Grand chapter of Indiana.

Boy Chicken Thieves Must Attend Church, Is Decision of Court

t'NTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) LIMA. Ohio, June "And you are hereby sentenced to attend church every Sunday for a year."

This unusual sentence was pronounced on five Ada lads convicted of chicken thieving before Mayor Soualey in Ada. The boys appeared at the office of the executive, with tears gloaming in their reddened eyes, and rauddy little faces and hands, fresh from the scene of "crime." The trial was held end the verdict was guilty. Visions of long years In dismal dungeons arose before them. The sentence came that they must attend church every Sunday for a year. They smiled, and promised.

will remain for a longer visit with her sisters family.

of North Magoun ave., returned last

evening from a two weeks visit with a stster in Decatur, Illinois.

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