Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 108, Hammond, Lake County, 25 October 1922 — Page 2

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Till? TIMES Wednesday. Ot. 25. 1922.

East Chicago and the Harbor

Bouts Postponed to Nov. 3 Account of pre -arrangements among' the caste of fighters, the stellar bout card prepared by Promoter George Oawego, of the Twin City Athletla Club, to (be exhibited at the Harbor Auditorium theatre on the 30th, has been postponed until November Srd. This card carries a headllner of ten rounds between Jimmy Clabfcy. Hammond's whirlwind welterweight and Dennis O'Keere, South Chicago's prize winner. Three other boxing exhibitions as preliminaries featuring some of the best lightweights In the middle west haTe been matched.

Took His Benny Self preservaton and a deep Insight Into his personal welfare are believed to have been the outstand. lng motives that actuated D. VT. Johnson, a ranking member of the Harbor "Do -drop-In" Club to take Charlie Martin's "Benny." Johnson Is being held at the East Chicago police station to appear In the East Chicago city court on a charge of grand larceny.

From J. Friedman. Tjse your braftis. That brain Is given to you that yon may decide for yourself what Is important and what la unimportant. Most of us think and act more like sheep than like men. As a result we are not ready or good Ideas when they do come. The troufble with us Is that we hang on to our predjudices and our foolish reverances for vacuity more desperately than, to the most Important truths. The thing for you to do young men and women (I mean men and women up to 85. for all ought to -be young up to that age and even later) is & learn what our city needs, and to demand that we have It. Don't let other people form your

opinions for you don't accept your opinions ready made like a pair of rubber boots. Doubt, is the key to knowledge. He who never douibts never exam- - Ines, he who never examines dls-

covers nothing, he who discovers nothing Is tolisd and will remain so. "We need a Ivipital. Think of a city of 40,000 people without one. Ton see the need demand It. Talk hospital, think hospital, vote hospital, and we will have a hospital.

Dr. McKane Here Having given a well attended lecture at the Hammond high school, last night. Dr. "W. H. McKane, a member of the state tubercular board, today Is In the Twin Cities where till Itinerary takes him' to many of the schools with a final lecture at the McKlnley auditorium tonight. Tomorrow he will be In Whiting, speaking there at the high school in the evening. He Is accompanied by Miss 6. A. Butches, board nurse and a camera man. Dr. McKane lectures on treat, ment and prevention of tuberculosis. Moving pictures are used to supplement the talks.

Sues to Vacate. The General American Tank Car Corp.. oi East Chicago, today filed suit In the Hammond Superior court to force the city of East Chicago to vacate several streets and alleys that were originally platted through property now owned by the corporation. It Is argued that the streets were dedicated about twenty years ago belfre the land was considered as a possible industrial site and that the streets and alleys are not being used and would not be necessary the property Is now ufed.

Bankruptcy. "Walter Eaglnskl, 3807 Cedar St., Ir.d'ana Harbor, today filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the Fednral court at Hammond. Baerinski is ; iOir;etor of a grocsiy and meat i.vtjl.el. His debts a.e given at $1,349 and his assets at SI.. MO of which 5?G0 is exempt.

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NOTICE Starting today and every day until further notice, all notices of stated mooting for lodges and fraternal order will bo charged for at the rate of XOo por Use.

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of October 18th from Gary of an entertainment given therr- which ays: "Titay Rocco of Ea.it Chicago won on a foul from Johnny Gorry of St. Lou la in the acventh round of scheduled 10 round tout here last night. Henry Lenard oif South Chicago kaoclted out Jack Kennedy of Gary, la the' second round. "Was thla a prize fight. goernor. or just a little iplnJc tea affair? If ;t had happened In Michigan City we nupj'cse it would have been murlcit cast.

Ban On Noises Shrieking eihauat whistles and sirens carried by motor trucks are to be silenced In East Chicago as nuisancer and as detrimental to the public health. Thla U what one of the city dads avers: "I'm getting dadguramed tired of this here Wear of toeing skeered out of your wits every time you crofs the street. It happens every day Jest about the time a feller gets to walking along comfortable here comes a comnifounded lumbering truck with one of those new fangled trunxpheta on It that skreeches at you like a hyena and get you to Jumping around like you had the saint Vitus dance. I fer one am against 'em." Prominent physicians declare that persons suffering from heart disease cannot stand a shock such as produced by the average truck whistle set off at full blast. Hence the proposed action by tht city council.

BIJOU TODAY WILLIAM DUNCAN in "NO DEFENSE" Also ART ACCORD in "GYPSY TRAIL" TOMORROWROY STEWART in "BACK TO YELLOW JACKET" Also "Day of Buffalo BIT

Toledo Man in Custody Santa Faranta. alias Franda, want ed y authorities in the city of Toledo. Ohio, on a charge of mayhem, was taken Into custody by Capt. Tim O'Nell and police officer TrtanJ, at 4S08 Tod avenue. East Chicago, last evening. Faranta is charged with having chewed the forefinger off of a man while in a fight at Toledo.

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Banquet November 13 Officials of the Lake County Automobile Dealers Association .ir.ounce that there will be a banquet of their members held at the Cafe Lafayette in East Chicago, on the evening of November 13th. This follows a banquet of the county automobile association held at the Lyndora hoel last Monday evening.

Workers Delayed Thousands of home bound shop workers in the Calumet district, were delayed several hours last evening when the "Juice" was switched off between 5 and 7 o'clock on account of a breakage In the main trolley line.

Refinery To Resume. "W. H. Hlldebrandt, general superintendent of the Interstate Gasoline Co., announces that the East Chicago refinery will resume opera, tions tomorrow after being shut down for several weeks to make necessary repairs. Product-ion is expected to be Increased durtn? the coming year when expansions of the refinery will take (place.

Gambling Raid. Five men and the keener of the place, John Faskot. weTe taken in a raid on an alleged gambling house at S91S Drummond street, Indiana Hatfbor, yesterday afternoon. The raid was made by police officers Budlch and Hathaway. The men will be arraigned In the East Chicago city court today.

Robbed Of $800.(0. After refusing to come across with his valuables, Joseph Gutaski. of 3S03 Beech street, Indiana Harbor, told the police that a colored bandit hat htm ur and then Tabbed him of $S00 In cash.

Twin City News Notes

Thursday will be a great day for Rebekahs at Indiana Harbor, when District meeting will be held In the afternoon, with a 6 o'clock dinner at the Christian church. In the evening candidates will be admitted to the order. All Rebekahs are invited to attend. 10:25:lt The Plymouth Club of the Congregational church, entertained at a masquerade hallowe'en party Monday evening 'in the church parlors. On entering the front hallway a passage way had been roped oft and the guests were made to find their way In the dark, to the parlor which was rather spooky wits Its lighted candles, witches, black cats and other hallowe'en suggestions. At 9:00 o'clock: fortyfive masqued members formed a grand march and all had a chance

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DE LUXE TODAY-TOMORROW-FRIDAY Why You Should See "In the Name of the Law" "The Picture With a Soul" 18 SMASH SCENES I Tbo trug'glin? atude&t suapootad of theft a "Die robbery of tho TmtiV 3 TJxo courag-eoaa fflri g-ivlnjr tho alarm 4 Tha rad-tLaali gtgnal 6 Th tAf police round-up 6 The miataJcam ahootlna of youth by Ua father 7 The fther'a trrlef 8 Tho mothar'a rrtaf 8 Tho ba&k head'a perfidy 10 The rtenographer'a prU 11 The poUoe gTapplliijj with xnyrtery 13 The polloemaa'a thrift 13 The herolam of the blueooMo 14 Officer O'H&n'a problem 15 The great triad acene 16 Brother defending: brother 17 The alstera rerelatio&a 18 The Terdlot: Also BEN TURPIN in "BRIGHT EYES" And Pathe Weekly

to euess who was who. In this contest Jdiss Mae Swearington won the prizi, while the best dressed person. Miss Elliabeth Williams woh the prize, as none could guess who she was. She represented a real oid-fashioned lady. During: the serving of the refreshments which were in keeping with the hallowe'en spirit, the new members were to think up some entertainment for others. This they did .most all representing some Mother Goose rhyme, which caused much merriment. Thera was also a musical program which was much enjoyed by the fifty-seven members present. The decorating committe3 deserves a great deal of credit for the delightful affair as does the general committee. The young women of this club are having most wonderful meetings since their summer vacation. They are now looking forward to their Christmas party for the nesdy children in the community. Mrs. J. S. Dewey will be hostess to the members of the 1907 club Thursday afternoon at her home on 144th street.

Attorney R. business trip week.

M. Royce Is on a to Indianapolis this

Mrs. A. G. Scbleiker of Beacon street and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Robertsdala are enjoying a motor trip In the southern part of Indiana and in parte of Kentucky. Mrs. Kling, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Bledlnger, leaves Saturday for Long Beach, Cal., where she will spend the winter. Miss Marjory Carrette will entertain her Sunday school class, the J. J. Girls, Tuesday evening, Oct. 31st at a masquerade hallowe'en party at her home on Parish avenue. Mrs. Morge Seeler and two children of Michigan City, spent yesterday at the home of the former's sister. Mrs. E. J. Davis on Northcote avenue. Mrs. Sam Anderson of Cleveland. O., was call?d to the home of her

: sister. Mrs. Ed Green on North j Baring avenue, last Saturday, by Mrs. Green's Illness. Her condition is not improving aa her friends i would like to see.

Mrs. Mary BUleter and son of Gary, are spending this week with her son, P-fi- Billeter and family on Baring avenue. a Miss Florence Fisher of North Baring avenue, was ths guest of Whiting friends, Sunday. Miss Mildred Patton left Monday morning for her home In Ruthland, 111., after spending the past ten days at the home of William Hlnes on Magoun avinue. At their ..meeting the latter part of last week at the home of Mrs. J. K. Reppa on Melville avenue, the members of the W. C. T. U. voted to furnish milk to the children of the McKinley school, who are unable to purchase same. The ladies were delighted with the splendid report which Mrs. McOmber brought home from the state convention at Wabash, whioh she and Mrs. Harry Taylor attended. Mrs. Reppa at the close of the meeting served a dellclous lunch. Thla organization Is only In its Infancy and has already done some very worth while things. a Mrs. Rosa Warren of North Magoun avenue, with her sister, Mrs. W. S. Elam, of Charlotte, North Carolina, will spend tomorrow with friends in Chicago. a Saturday afternoon ninety of the children from the primary department of the Congregational Sunday school, were delightfully entertained by their teachers at a hallowe'en party In the parlors of the church. Games were played and while Miss Agnes Jones. played the children mar ched around the room and were seated on the floor, where they sang Sunday school songs, until all were served to the dainty ref reshmenta, which the youngsters thoroughly enJoyed, thus ended another season's party for the kiddles of the church. a Mrs. Cyril Haugh has Issued Invitations for a bridge party Saturday afternoon at her home in the Atlas apart oaents. The literary department f the East Chicago Woman's club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. M. Fisher on North Baring avenue with Mrs. J. K. Reppa leader. The lesson for the afternopn was the last two acts of the play "The Truth." Mrs. Fisher responded to

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Extra Dollars Will Be Needed at Christmas Already the children are expectant. They are beginning to talk about what Santa Claus will bring them. Chfistma-time always meant extra money for. the gifts, for additional household expenses. Start to prepare for the increased expense. There still is time. Put something in a savings account at this Bank each pay day. You can start now with a deposit of $1 or more. Two months from today will be Christmas.

UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Capital and Surplus $125,000

Oo-o-oh ! MAGIC AND MYSTERY LURK IN HALLOWE'EN DECORATIONS AND PARTY FAVORS Paper Napkins Table Covers Bon Bon Boxes Serving Cups Decorated Crepe Paper Cut-outs Place Cards Invitations Gummed Seals Festoons Etc. "THE BOGIE BOOK" . is brimful of suggestions for Hallowe'en Decorations and games. We have it. Nassau & Thompson 812 Chicago Are. East Chicago

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the roll call with av talk on Lew Wallace. This was the meeting which waa to have been held the first Tuesday In November, but as that date fell on election day, the department decided to hold the fourth meeting this month, which will mean only two In November, the first one being on Tuesday the 14th with Mrs. J. D. Leader, when they will begin the study "The Witching Hour,"' by Augustus Thomas.

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SPECIAL MUSICAL Program on Our Kimble Grand Organ by G. G. Green COMING NEXT WEEK "THE OLD HOMESTEAD"

An Announcement

Starting on or about October 25, we will open up a first-class American bakery in the New McKenzie building at West 823 Chicago ave.. East Chicago We will personally supervise and bake everything in the line of breads and pastries. We invite everyone especially the ladies to make a personal inspection of our place.

Kmetz Brothers 823 Chicago Avenue, East Chicago

REWARD

Five Hundred Dollar reward is offered to any person or persons furnishing information that will lead to and effect the recovery of the goods stolen from the Albert Given Mfg. Co. Tuesday morning between the hours of 1 : 00 and 2 : 00 a. m.

Albert Given Mfg. Co. 604 Chicago Ave., East Chicago