Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 88, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1922 — Page 2

THE TIMES Monday. Ortnbnr 2. 1922. East Chicago, is being held under bonds to the Hast Chicago police station on a charge of drunkeness and reckless driving. According to U. S. AND EUROPEAN REFUGEES FLEE FROM CONSTANTINOPLE I 1-11 An EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR PARTHENON TODAY, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ORPHEUM MATINEE DAILYTODAY and TOMORROW JANE NOVACK And ROY STEWART DE LUXE TODAY, TOMORROW and WEDNESDAY police records he ran into and dajn aged the car of Sara Expirner of Chicago yesterday evening. CHILD RUN. DOWN RECKLESS DRIVER HELD BY POLICE BY WHITING AUTO Little 5-year-old Reuben Lee msm Dave Ball of 3830 Deodar street, Johnson, of 4S43 McCook avenue, E. Opera Stars Praise Tanlac in

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"My stomach went back on me and I soon ts'ot Into pretty bad condition. I followed my wife's example and took Tanlac. It helped to fix me up in a short time, and now I always feel fit." NOTE The International Proprietaries Co.. distributors of Tanlac, have on file in their offices at Atlanta. Georgia, over fifty thousand sitrned statements from representative men and women from every state of the Union and every province in Canada. Many of these are from prominent people in this city and section and have been previously published in this paper. Tanlac is sold by all good drugsrists. Adv. 678 Hammond, Ind. ii El'M MBW IB WJ LI Mil 11 Jill mil III I L MM1. I IIP PUJIU1LHI M H IJIIS9 m i iip Mi ' i mm rtm m r rvn mn - rrr ym tmfi.nr wirtim b .i Savings Rank INDIANA

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Chicago, received painful injuries when he was knocked unconscious by a car driven by Anthony Elomicak of 1110 White Oak avenue. Whiting, last evening. As the little (fellow ran across the street in front of tils home, the ma chine coming from the north ran him down. Both father and mother of the lad witnessed the accident. HARBOR HOME IS DESTROYED Fire destroyed a vacant onestory frame building at 3681 Block i avenue, Indiana Harbor, early Sunday morninif. The Harbor fire department had the flames extinguished before they had spread to an ajoinlng building occupied by a family. The fire loss is estimated at $S00. The bulding was owned by Mrs. Parashiba Batayuk. The W. B. M. I. Thank Offering of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church last evening was indeed a very great success and greatly enjoyed by a nice representation of' the church membership. While Mrs. Joseph Fisher sang the opening number. Mrs. E. X. Canine, the president, with Miss Reed, the speaker of the evening, the other officers and the young girls who took part in the program, marched to the front of the church, where a most interesting program was rendered by them, with a beautiful and appropriate solo by Mrs. Frank Maples, and a most interesting talk by Miss Reed, a missionary from

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China, who is home on her first furlough. The church had been very prettily decorated with baskets of fall flowers and beautifully colored leaves. The special offering by the members and friends of the church was most gratifying. Those who spent the week-end at their camps at Liverpool. Deep River, were Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones and Mrs. Emma Spencer, and her son and daughter. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Badeaux, Victor, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Clapper and daughter.

as- ana nr. ana .Mrs. Herbert Apo1 motoI"ed out and had dinner at the Badeaux camp. The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening in Moose hall on Chicago avenue. Mrs. Melvin Field is very ill with pneumonia at her home, 3S11 Grapevine boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howard, with their daughter. Mildred, of Joliet, 111., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grass, of 144th streetThe Daughters of Liberty will hold their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in K. of P. Hall. Attorney Hugh Carroll has returned from his home in Linton, Indiana, where he was cailed last week by the death of his father. The Indiana Harbor Pythian Sisters will meet as usual Wednesday evening at I. O. O. F. hall, with a business session and social time with lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe Marshall celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary Saturday evening at their home on Seventh street, Mark. There were thirty guests. Those from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wienard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wienard, Mr. and Mrs. John Felton. Feter and Frank Felton, all of Chicago. A complete kitchen set of aluminum was a gift to the hostess. The diversion of the evening was five hundred and dancing, and at midnight a delicious fcur coure supper was served by the hostess. The Chicago folks all remained over night and spent Sunday with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lamanic of Mark, motored to Kenosha, Wis., and f.pent Sunday with relatives. The Literary department of the East Chicago Woman's club will hold their flrst meting of the club year tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G. Groves on N'orthcote avenue. Mr. and Mrs. H. Aekroyd and son, Harry, with their daughter. Mrs.

seeking passage on boats. Leo Ismert, left Saturday on a motor trip in the latter's car for St. Louis, Mo., where they will viit relatives and friends for the next two weeks. When the Ackroyda will return home and Mrs. Ismert will Join her husband in Kansas City, Mo., where they will make their future home. Until this spring the Ismerts resided in St. Louis, since that time Mrs. Ismert has spent the time in this city with her parents. The Tear Books of the East Chicago Woman's club are being distributed today. These contain the year's program of each department of the club. The members of the Home Econorais department of the East Chicago Woman's club are asked not to forget the meeting this evening at the McKinley school cooking room, when the Calumet Baking Powder Co. will give a demonstration. Mss Louise Martin, who has been visiting her sister. Miss Rose Martin of the commercal department in the high school, left last evening for her home on Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. E. K. Canine, Tenth district officer of the Federated clubs and Mrs. B. C. Lukens. president of the Indiana Harbor Woman's1 club will be guests this evening at the openjlng meeting of the Fortnightly Ciuo ai v lining. Mrs. C. C. Sheldon of Beacon street, was called away Saturday by the death of a brother who lives near Indianapolis. Ulric H. Bower, spent Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Laura S. Bower on GrapevineCoulevard, enroute from Tulsa, Okla., to his home in Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Birmingham, Ala., who have been visiting at the home of their niece. Mrs. J. L. Rosenkrans of 3308 Fir street, left this morning for Tillsboro, 111., to be present at a family reunion of Mrs. Davis people. Mr. Davis is president of the Finch Realty company in his home city and is combining business with pleasure in his trip to the middle west. The Methodist people of Indiana Harbor are rejoicing over the fact that their pastor. Rev. Elmer Jones, is being returned to them. Mrs. Seas of Sullivan. 111., Is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Farovid on Aldi avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reid entertained at three tables of Five Hundred at their home on Beacon street the members of the Muskie club Sat-

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xr row Believelt, - It's $o" The greatest Meighan drama ever made. Theodore Roberts and Pauline Starke in the cast. Also Violin Solo "MAZURKADE CONCERT" By Ovide Musin Rendered by Elmer Newstrom Also Mermaid Comedy "POOR BOY" urday evening. In honor of Miss Ethel Slathusa, one of their number who left yesterday for San Fedro, Cal. The club presented Miss Mathusa with a beautiful si Ik. umbrella and those who won the prizes wer Mrs. O. Nelson and Mr. O. Rahu. At midnight the hostess served a most delicious two course lunch. Th members of this club have been on several delightful nshingr parties. George Saric. nephew of L. "W. Sarlc, Is attending the Valparaiso University where he Is taking a commercial course. Mr. and Mrs. James Judge and family, who have been residents of Hemlock street for a number of years, are moving to Chicago today where they have purchased a 12apartment building at 6062 Harper avenue. Edgar Mills of Grapevine boulevard, spent the week end at the Methodist conference, convening in Brazil, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McOrum, who have ben residing In Detroit for some time, have returned to the Harbor and are making their home with the formtv's parents on Michigan avenue. Austrian bank note?, nominally worth 125 each, have ben used as soaywrappers by a Swiss manufacturer. LEGAL NOTICES A PROCLAMATION Fire in th United States, last year, took a toll of 15.000 lives, mostly those of women and children: It was responsible for the maiming of more than 17.000, and laid waste improved property valued at approximately $485,000,000 a sum exceeded but once in the 156 years of this republic, and that was In the abnormal year of the San Francisco conflagration. To this staggering waste of life, health and wealth. In 1921. the City of Hammond contributed its share. What makes the condition in nation, state and city the more regrettable is the indisputable fact that fully 90 per cent of all fires may be ascribed definitely to public carelessness and Ignorance, and are, therefore, for the most part unnecessary and clearly preventable. Surely these truths must make it evident to every thinking resident of Hammond, that there Is desperate need for watchfulness and an aroused ense of responsibility In regard to fire. Therefore, I hereby designate and set aside the period of OCTOBER 2 TO 9, 1922 AS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK and urge upon all city departments and the people at large to Join in making the observance of the Week city-wide and in keeping with the character of the fire prevention ceremonies that that will be held at the M.me time throughout the entire United States. Specifically, I ask: THAT the schools hold suitable exercise at some time during the week in, order that the younger generation may be Impressed with the need for carefulness In connection with fire hazards; THAT all business men and ohuseholders remove rubbish from their premises, for cleanliness and liresafety are largely syifonymous; THAT Are drills be held in schools, factories and public buildings, so that there may be a minimum of delay in evacuating such premises should the need arise; THAT hotels, theaters, and other places where numbers of people congregate, be carefully inspected and all possible precautions be taken to insure safety to life and limb; THAT all heating apparatus, flues, and chimneys be Inspected and rpaired where necessary. In order to avoid fires during the coming winter; THAT ALL electric wiring and apparatus b examined and their defects corrected, and THAT the press co-operate by tak

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