Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 98, Hammond, Lake County, 13 October 1922 — Page 2

East Chicago and the Harbor

EAST CHICAGO AND THE HARBOR

It's Different Here

As a. hljh-wp in th Hung-arian military reg-lma, John Ruff, had unlimited powers. In thoaa days of juutocracy they chopped a roan's head oft end was patted on th 'back for the act. 14'vJng under the flag- of democracy has had no material change on John. Yesterday he was arrested on a warrant at his home 4S55 Melville avenue, on a charge of assaulf and bttery wlfh intent lo kill Andy SaDo.

Under Two Flags The dynamic personality of Pr!cllla Dean has never been given uon forceful expression on the creen as In XTn-der Two Flags," the Unrvereal-Jewel production of Oulda'a famous novel, which comes to the Hartley theatre next Tuesday for a three day showing-. 'The spirited slrl. Cigarette, idol of the French regiment at Algiers, is the type Miss Dean portrays so well. The excitement with which the f lm abounds was; felt by every mem ber of the Jinj-ge company at Universal City participating- in the production of this claeso of the screen. They all lived in the atmosphere of Algeria, where the action of the story takes place.

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RALPH GARVIN, former assistant manager of the Indiana Harbor Lumber and Coal Co., 1 now owner of & prosperous lumber company In Huntingdon, Ind.

VIKQIX. a KEITQK, at one time city attorney of East Chlcag-o, la now Ju&go "of the Hammond Superior court.

MAT STERXBERO, former V. S. Ouetoms officer In Indiana Harbor, is now conducting- a hotel in Allami, Florida,

RICHARD HAMILTON, one time prominent real estate man as a member of the firm of SmithHamilton, is now in the same (business at Cincinnati, Ohio.

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ilia w 4a . O i v jshclu a v u'l. b j jjggM r wihen finding- Lukich guilty of vi

olating- the eighteenth amendment. Lukich was fined $180 and released on a suspended senteno of sixty days, providing- that he is out of the soft drink business and burns his fixtures.

In flvo hundred being- mad by Catherine Duffy and Hubert Krutan and in bunco Romona Haugh and Frank Reynolds. Mrs. Dennis Collins was the lucky otia In the winning- the linen table cloth which the ladles raffled off at the party. The committee served dainty refreshments. Mrs. H. IC. droves and her mother, Mrs. Hadda Johnson epont yesterday in Chicago, where they meet Mrs. B. B. Hesse of Fort Madison, la. Mrs. Hessa is a sister-in-law of Mrs. John's daughter, Mrs. Hesse of Fort Madison. Mr. and Mrs. William Messex cf Ivy street will entertain the latter's mother, Mrs. Johnson and

brother Charles Johnston of Chi cago over the week end. V A dinner was given last evening to fifty of the workers and heads of the Religious Educational move-

i ment at the Indiana Harbor Methodist church. It was a get-together j meeting and plans were discussed J as to ways and means of raising j the necessary funds to carry the i work through the winer. Mrs. J.

R. Farovld was chairman of the

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Mrs. Ja'mes Haywood, who has been quite ill for over: a week at her homa on Euclid avenue, is showing improvement.

Kot Guilty Baaing bis decision on the findings f Deputy Coroner Towneley's findings, that "Wm. Pemberton, colored, shot John George, in self defense. Judge Twyman of the East Chicago City court, found Pemberton not guilty of the charge of murdering- the noted colored gangster.

Case is Appealed Leo Raczlnskl, of 3720 Pennsylvania avenue was fined $200 and cost and sentenced to sixty days at the Indiana Etate ifarm. The case was appealed to the Lake Criminal court. Andrew Eandura of 500S Barir.g avenue was fined $130 and sentenced to 35 days in Jail.

George Gets the Razz George Lukich has an alternative of either Junking his soft drink parlor equipment at 4933 Melville avenue -by tomorrow night or serv-

Twin City

News Notes

Miss Catherine Alice Jones and her brother Wilson, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gwllym Jones on Northcote averrue. are having as their guests over the wee-end Miss Gertrude Jesee and LaRoy Chumley of Valparaiso. They are coming to attend the East ChicagoValparaiso football game tomorrow

afternoon. They will be entertained at a radio party this evening- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo HoCormack. Miss Catherine Duffy reiufied home the first of this week, after an extended visit with relatives in Youngstown, O., and other eastern points. Miss Lillian Artleby will be hostess to the members of the Nu Epislom club next Tuesday evening at her home on North Magoun avenue. Wednesday evening at St. Mary's hall, St. Elizabeth's Aid entertained at another of their delightful card parties. Five hundred and bunco were enjoyed, ths high score

Mr. and Mrs. James McQuaid of

Ivy street, will have as their guest over Sunday Miss Ellen Kennedy of Chicago. , The Ladles of the Baptist church of Indiana Harbor ask you not to forget their roast beef supper tomorrow evening, beginning at 5 o'clock. '

Mrs. John White, is leaving for

lock street, who has been bedfast for several months with a complication of diseases, Is now very low wKh pneumonia which- developed this week. Miss Gertrude McKenna of 14ith street has accepted a position in tho clerical department of the Mark Manufacturing Co. and b:gan her duties Tuesday morning. Mrs. John Coar of North Olcott avenue, has returned from a three months' trip through the west, where she visited Butte, Mon., Spokane, Seattle and had a delightful motor trip through Yellow Stone park. Mis3 Louis Carman, executive of the East Chicago Red Cross and Miss Mary Lindlcy, in charge of

the civilian home service, have returned from South Bend where

they attended the State Conference of Charities and Corrections. Mrs. George McKenna and Miss

Margaret McKenna were joint hostesses Tuesday evening to the Sigma Theta Deltas at their home on

PARTHENON Owing to the Usual Sunday Congestion and to Better Accommodate Our Patrons We Will Run Oar Sunday Program of Pictures and Vaudeville Continuous from 1:30 to 11:00 P. M. SATURDAY 5 ACTS HIGH CLASS C VAUDEVILLE Also 4 WILLIAM DUNCAN in "THE FIGHTING GUIDE"

SUNDAY Continuous from 1:30 to 11:00 P. M. ACTS HIGH CLASS C VAUDEVILLE Also ANITA STEWART in HER MAD BARGAIN"

her home in LaPaz, Ind., today aft- Olcott avenue. Five hundred was

er sp?nding several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Irvin Sheaks on Euclid avenue. Mrs. Cella Hart West of Hem-

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LAST TWO DATS Today and tomorrow, Thomas H. Ince presents master photoplay, "Skin Deep," at the Family theater, Indiana Harbor. Laughter and tears' alternate In big thrilling picture, screens filled with human interest. Theme unusual. Featuring Milton Sills and Florence Vidor. Don't miss this unusual entertainment. 10:11 2t

The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will hold a bake sale at Heywood and Beal tomorrow afternoon. 10-13-lt

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enjoyed and the high scores were made by Miss Catherine Duffy and Miss Margaret English. The next meeting will be in two weeks with the Misses Kose and Cecil King of 143rd street. Miss Michel Kinney of Northcote avenue, has as her guest, her mother from Youngstown, Ohio, who will visit at the Kinney home for some time. The Queen Esther Circle was pleasantly entertained the latter part of last week at the home of Gall Thomas of North Baring avenue, at which time plans -ere made for a bake sale to be held Saturday, Oct. 14th at Schlieker's drug store and for a Hallowe'en party in the community room of thi East Chicago M. E. church.

Mrs. Thomas served a delicious two course lunch which the girls very much enjoyed. The Woman's Home Missionary of the East Chicago Methodist church are meeting today with Mrs. Lio McCormack on Beacon street, for an all-day sewing. The ladles will enjoy a pot luck luncheon at noon. D. Emmett Snyder, of Indiana Harbor, is leaving for St. Louis" where he is to conduct song services with a choir of two hundred and fifty voices. Mr. Snyder is with the Indiana Harbor Church of Christ. The civic department of the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor Woman's clubs held a joint meeting yesterday afternoon In the community room of the East Chicago M. E. church, which had been very prettily decorated with fall foliage and with the Spanish, Italian and American flags. In honor of the landing

of Christopher Columbus, these to- , gether with tho cheery fire in the j fire place, made a very cosy place j

for the delightful program, whicn

ODened with all singing "America,

followed by an address of welcome

PARTHENON LAST TIMES TODAY GUY BATES POST in "THE MASQUERADER"

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ORPHEUM Matinee Dai!y TODAY and TOMORROW "BERT LYTELL" in "THE MAN WHO" From The Saturday Evening Post Story by Lloyd Osborno Also . "JOE ROCK" in "ALI 8ABA"

SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY JACK HOLT With a Superb Cast in "THE MAN UNCONQUERABLE" A Great Adventure Romance A Paramount Picture Also FAY TINCHER in "A SEASIDE SIREN"

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Dorothy Dalton. Mildred Hirri Conrad Na.?el Theodo'-e KoslofF John OavidLson. Julia. Faye CZ (paramount Qidm ,

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the civic department of the East Chicago Woman's club, her son Coleman Reppa, gave a reading- and saluated the Rag, which was much appreciated. Two delightful vocal numbers were rendered by Mrs. Frank Stephens, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Bloomberg, an encore beingmost graceously responded to. Mrs. J. Paul Goode of Chicago, was then introduced as the speaker of the afternoon, who took for her subject "Woman As An Important Factor In Civic Welfare," bringing, out many interesting points whereby

women may be ablo to help better civic conditions In their communities. Dr. E. J. Davis, a representative from the chamber of commerce was then introduced and spoke of tho different planks as outlined by that organization and asked that

committees be appointed from the woman's club to co-operate with them in carrying- out these planks. One of the important plartks being the cement dust abatement, on which the following commtltee was appointed, from East Chicago, Mrs. A. A. Ross and Mrs. R. B. Miller, from Calumet. Mrs. J. K. Reppa, and from the Harbor, Mrs. Thomas Cotter and Mrs. Richard Carrette. The ladles were then favored by a number of selections from the high school band and were loud in their praise of Mr. White's work with the boys and hope to have thorn many more times during the winter months. At the close of the program the reception and social committees tendered a reception for their guests, Mrs. Goode and the members of the Harbor club, at which time punch and wafers were served. Thre was

a very fine representation from both of the clubs.

Mrs. Eva Mims of the Marinello Beauty Parlor in the Calumet bldg.. Is ill at her homo on North Magoun avenue with a severe case of tonsilitls. Mrs. Fred' Sweeney, of 144th St., rpent yesterday In Hammond with Mrs. Jacob Hanson, of Stttley st. She was the guest of Mrs. Hanson at the home economic department meeting of the Hammond Woman's club in the afternoon in 'the Hammond high school building. The Tri Kappa's have arranged to hold a rummago sale Saturday, November 4th In the Garfield sshool building In Calumet. They aro asking all their friends to save their cast-off clothing for this data and to call Mrs. Walter Frank. East Chicago 1242-J and they will be called for. .

Mrs. F. B. Pattee this week.

r-awara jjonnana Has been con

fined to his home the past week with a severe attack of the pleurisy.

. The annual meeting of the Lake County Agricultural Society will be held at the court house on Saturday

afternoon, October 14th, at which

time officers for the ensuing year

will be elected and othe rmatters pretending to the recent Fair will b adjusted. , Mrs. Albert Oser of Chicago, was in Crown Point on Thuirsday, visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt. Miss Florence Breyfogle went to Chicago early this week where she is assisting at the Col-umbla School of Expression. Miss- Breyfogle graduated from that school last spring. Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph have disposed of their home on Main street, Corjnty Supt. Alwin Condon bavins? purchased the property this', week.

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10:13:.nlby Mrs. J. K. Reppa, chairman of

crown point j); GREETINGS FROM

BI lOIT LAST TIMES 1 J w VJ TODAY NEAL HART in "BUTTERFLY RANGE" Also "Days of Buffalo Bill" SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATI NEE TOMORROW Doors Open at 12:30 RIP VAN WINKLE Recommended by the School Authorities Also Good Comedy

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Mrs. H. L. Wheaton attended an indoor picnic held at "Waddle Inn" Miller (Beach o nThursday, the affair heins- given by the Ladles Oriental Shrine.: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knight and son Paul left on Wednesday for Otseco, Mich, to visit Mrs. Paul Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce. M-rs. Knight who has been visiting there ifor several days win return home with thorn on Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Allman entertained the Housekeeper's Clu'b at their regular meeting on Thursday night. Mrs. W. C. McMahon of Indlan-a-poli-Is visiting with hfr Meter.

OLD ST. PETERSBURG

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES1 By JOHN LODWICK ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Oct. 13. According to the calendar, winter is a trifle over two months away, yet this risort where a goodly number of Lake county, Ind., residents were visitors lst season, is

already entertaining many northern early arrivals who dread any contact with dancing snow flakes, wlntery blasts aDd heatless radiators.

Anticipating an unprecedented rush of winter visitor this peason, St. Petersburg stormed through another big building program durinj the summer, resulting In the erection of three more new hotels, scores of new apartment houses and several hundred new bungalows. Almost the entire front of Central ave., the ehow street of the Southland, has undergone a change, but the long and comfortable green benches that grace the wide sidewalks of the famous thoroughfare, set one In baclc of the other, from the water front westward for a dozen block, remain undisturbed.

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