Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 110, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1922 — Page 2

TILE TIMES

Fririav. October 27. 1921

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the corrupt "ring" ivere subjects touched by Judy Kennedy in his talk before the meeting'.

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where friends meet and foes sake. Uvery evening' is to be chuck full of fu:i. The program includes a caste of Tt.lpath Chautauqua Vntertaiuer asj?iMed by music from the Al Hasran Zuave baiul. For the little f-.Iks a bi? side thow atti act ion has been s-et up i" the basement. Booths, galore, filled with prizes for everyone, will augment and add to the dhers-ity of the three-night festial.

Sent to Jail.

When found guilty of stealing his comrade's "Benny" by Judge A. P. Twynian in the Kast Chicago city court yesterday. D. W. Johnson, of 3 7"i) Pennsylvania avenue, was fined 511 and sentenced to ISO days at the Indiana i-tute Fan a .

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Republic Closes The Kf-publlc Iron and Steel Co. r'ant closed dwn last evening- with the official announcement that operations at the Kast Chicago ini'ls would be suspended for an indefinite period. With a revival in the bar iron market, which is expected the first part'of lf'23, tho local plant, will resume work, it is said. More than rt men were thrown cut of employment as the result of tli is shut-down.

Read These Twin City Advertisements To phone neni Items to Emt Chicago Tlinea wtttce. cm.il feast Chtca.

NOTICE starting today and every day until further notice, aui notice of stated meeting' for Xodg-es and fraternal orders vriU be charged for at tne rate of 10c per lias.

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People up in Anns TVHh blood in their eyes people cf the south side of East Chicago threw out a challenge to the street car company that they would fight to their last dollar to comrel them to pave loOth street, when gathering' at a mass meeting in Kxupa's hall last night. Many city officials among whom were members of the common council, addressed the meeting and informed the people as to their recent action by the council to compel the street car company to pave their right-of-ways on 150th street. As ordered by the council two weeks ago: 1 File an aJTidavIt In the East Chicago city against the street car company for not domplying with the penal seltion of the city ordinance ordering the Green Line to pave their right of way on 150th street. 2 Appeal to the Appellate court against which relieved the street car

company from the city ordinance, ! for a reversed decision.

3 In the meantime repair this street car right cf way as a safetymeans until after the controversy is settled. The people before eonclunin? their

! meeting concurred in and agreed that ! this was the only aetoin to take.

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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 V? n"ill personally supenise and bake everything in the line of breads and pastries. We invite everyone especially the ladies to make a personal inspection of our place.

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There is something about having ready money in the Lbnk that h a source of pleasure. Money in the Bank is both protection as well as tiv:iL.:r c': cppoi I unities. Starting a savings account and then watching it grov; cieates new interest in life. In i;;v.t;n3 you to Lecome a savings depositor here this Bank desires to emphasize that an account n-;iy hi stiri cl vviLi as little as $1.00 and that small uq.oiUj arc always welcome.

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Candidates Guests

5ror ethan twenty-five republican and Democrat-Coalition party candidates wer esuests at a meeting of the Kast Chicago Methodist Men's Clu bin the basement of the church last evening. Party platforms, principals and issues were expounded by Wm. F. Hodges, republican nominee for th State Senator, State Representative James I. Day, nominee for re-eilec. tion, John D. Kennedy, candidate for Judge of the Superior Court, room one, running on the Democrat-Coalition ticket. Repealing the Public Utility law, lowering taxes and getting rid of

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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 SI 2 Chicago Ave. Eait Chicago

Society Hair Nets ' The best net on the market and the ONLY one that is fully guaranteed!

Silk Net (with Elastic). 10c Silk Nets (Knotted E) .,.10c Human Hair, single mesh (Cap and Fiinge).. .10c Our Special Double Mesh Human Hair (Cap and Fringe) 25c nets now 2 for. . .. 25c Ask your dealer for them in your town. Look for the word "SOCIETY" on the envelope. If given a trial, you will use no others. JakeKupferberg REPRESENTATIVE

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T. S. Kennedy is confined to his home on North, Earing- avenue with a severe cold. The Queen Esther Girls of the East CWcag-o E. church will g-ive a hallowe'en masquerade party Saturday evening in the community room of the church. . Mcs. Charles Spurrier of North Ma goun ave., who haa been quite ill for several days Is recovering flow

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. Miss Mae Kennedy of North Baring avenue attended the performance at the YVooda theater, Wednesday evening and taw Pauline Fredericks in "The Guilty One." Miss Minnie Williams who spent the summer with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Williams on North Magoua avenue, and with relatives down state, where Bhe underwent an operation for appendicitis is again In this city at the home of her brother. She will leave In the very near future for Colorado, where she spends her winters. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Jr. of Niles, Mich., spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mr. T. S. Kennedy on Baring ave. . . Roland, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ranee Olds of North Magoun ave.. is improving after rather a severe illness. . Fire Chief C. F. Smith and wife has purchased a brand new bungalow at 4141 Baring ave. and are preparing to move from their present home at 4206 Olcott avenue, some time next week. Mrs. Brouso haa returned from Canada and, will 6pend the winter at

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HEALTH BRINGS BEAUTY

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of It and was wonderfully relieved.

If I had known sooner about the "Favorite Prescription am sure I would have avoided a great deal of suffering." Mrs. Hazel A. Pultze. 929 East St Clair St. You'll be on the road to health and beauty if you purchase this 'Prescription' of Dr. Pierce's at your nearest drug store. In tablets or liquid Adv.

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SUNDAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 TO 11:00 P. M. A Triumphant Return to Hammond of

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TODAY and TOMORROW Continuous SAT. and SUN. From 1:M) to 11:00 P. M.

WHOSE HAND CLOSED THE DOOR?

AN AGGREGATION OF PERFECTLY FORMED LILLIPUTIANS MEN AND WOMEN A Carnival of Fun, Appealing to Young and Old Big Vaudeville Features and Film Subjects Come Early and Avoid the Crowd.

Also LITTLE NAPOLEON

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LAST TIMES TODAY "IN THE NAME OF THE LAW"

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ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilart. on North Magoun avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Henderson, of 4423 Northcote ave., left today on an auto trip to Florida. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. ZInk, of the Sinclair Refining Co., will occupy their home. Mrs. E. B. Gibbs entertained Mrs. T. E. Williams and Miss Minnie Williams at a one o'clock luncheon yesterday at her home in the Wlckey apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Blatt. of Olcott avenue, had as their guests last evening their undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Orland Battlshill of Chicago. Mrs. Morgan Matthews and Mrs.

Anna Johnson of Vrlcott avenue, were entertained at luncheon and bunco yesterday In Chicago. a Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Gilman, of Northcote ave., are entertaining their aunt, Mrs. F. P. Abbott, from Goshen, Indiana, this week. Mrs. A. Newton of 145th street was a charming hostesa yesterday afternoon to the members of the K. I. U. club at three tables of bunco, In which high honors went to Mrs. Henry Brown and second to Mrs. Dor.ald Mclver. The home was very attractively decorated in hallowe'en fashion, which was also carried out in the dainty refreshments served. The Auto Deal club will be guests Cf Dr. and Mr6. A. A. Ross tomorrow

evening at their home on Beacon st. Mrs. Fagerty left this morning for her home in New York, after spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Delia Scott, of 145th street. She was called here to attend the funeral of her brother, the late John Morarlty. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forbeck, ef 144th street are entertaining the latter's mother. Mrs. O'Brist and her grandson from Indianapolis. E. C. Wedgewood returned Tuesday to his home on Wegg avenue from Mercy hospital, Gary, where he underwent an operation some two or three weeks ago.

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BIJOU ODAY ROY STEWART In "BACK TO YELLOW JACKET' Also "Days of Buffalo Bill" TOMORROW EVA NOVAK In "Jane of the Big Snow's" Also Good Comedy

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