Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 41, Hammond, Lake County, 28 October 1922 — Page 2

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MAYOR CALLAHAN ACCEPTS THE JOB Mayor Frank Callahan lias ac- '' pfed the uripointment as chairman "f th; Twin City Annual Red Cross ict'.l rail, starting November 11 and 'ontinuing- till tho 25th. rif-rtsinsr support of the Annual Hf ri Cmsg roll call and voicing- its gratitude for the work of the AmorifRii Rod Cross for disabled ex-ser-vl men, the American Loglcn at its national ronvention !n NeiOr-I'-ana adopted the following- resolution: "Whereas, The American Xatlonal Hed Cross was during the war untiring and faithful In its service to the men of the army, navy and marine corps of the United States; and "Whero&s, Fince tha armistice in hospitals both abroad and at homo the Amorican Bed Cross has provided for disabled service men the strvice and comforts that the government of necessity la not able to furnish; and "Whereas, The American National Red Cross has co-operated in every way with the veterans' bureau In peeking- out and rendering- assistance to disabled ex-service men entitled to caJ-e, training and compensation because of their disability; and "Whereas. The American National lied Cross has been both during" and ninr-e the v.-ar a srood neighbor and faithful friend to the families and

dependents of the men of the army and navy; therefore be it 'Resolved, That th3 American Legion in convention assembled voices its appreciation of the services rendered by the American Bed Cross and in its turn heartily endorses the appeal that the American Red Cross is to make to the American public, beg-inning Armistice Day. through the Annual Membership Roll Call, fjr support in carrying out Us splen. did work; and bo It further Resolved, that the American Legion hereby cells upon th service men of America to lend their Influence and K've their aid in whatever way jiossible In carrying tha Red Cross Call through to a sue ccasful completion.

Crosby Raided Harry Crosby, operator of soft drink parlor at ZZH Michigan avenue, Indiana Harbor, la raided by sponge squad of East Chicago police department. They sponged five cases home brew. Quart of port and a 20-gallon still. Crosby's held on v. 1. I. charge.

Funeral This Morning. The funeral services of Charles Haramb, IS years old, who died this week from injuries received in an accident at the American Steel Foundries, were held from the St. Patrick's church at Indiana Harbor

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this mor'ntne. Father James F. Connelly officiated. The body, in charge of a fuard of goldUrs from the USth Engineer Kegltnent, of which the deceased was a member, was taken to St. Mary's cemetery at Chicago, for burial. The deceased Is survived by hit mother. Mrs. Clarey ,one brother and two Bisters.

Held By Police. Joe Rvela of S17 S. Bishop St., Chicago, is being held at the East Chicagro police station of assault and battery. He !i said to. have beaten Pet Chobyine, a soft drink parlor man at 139th and Guthrie sts., Indiana Harbor, into a hunrecogrnlzable condition when he came Into this place last evening and was not served when commanded.

Burglars Reported 'Burglars are reported to thft Indiana Harbor police to have broken their way-into the place of Christ Kaleflof, at S5S0 Block avenue and stolen suits and overcoats valued at $S0.

Boy Scout Dinner; Directors of the Twin City Boy Scout council will meet at a dinner to be given in the lodge rooms of the Elks club rooms Monday night for'the purpose of discussing plans for a Boy Scout drive tar 1923 funds.

Curfew Here Too. Curfew will be sounded for' boys, girls and those coming under the classiacatlon of minors in East Chicago-Indiana Hartior. starting next Monday evening at 9 p. m. Chief of Police Struss has instructed patrolmen to see that the streets of the Twin Cities are void of minors after 9 p. m. unless accompanied tby their parents. Blasts from a whistle of the General American T ank Car Corp. at this hour will be the indication for youngsters to vacate streets and Journey homeward.

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GREATEST OF ALL romances of the desert. Written by a man who baa lived all his life with the Arabs, as a flaming answer to Edith M. HuU'a "The Sheik." Produced by the man who made "The Sheik." On a scale more lavish than that great success.

PARTHENON TODAY 5 ACTS HIGH CLASS C KATHERINE MACDONALD VAimFVlflP J in

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10MUKROW ONLY A Triumphant Return to Hammond of DIRECT FROM MAJESTIC THEATER, CHICAGO

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. CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 TO 11:00 P. M.

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NEW FIVE FOB EAST CHICAGO An East Chicago basketball team, said to b far superior to their last year's five. Is g-ettlngr under way of orranizatlon and expects to

be ready for the opening: of the season's games next month.

The line-up -will be composed entirely of local talent. Players for

tha East Chicago club membership. H is said, -r-111 be given preferance, while outsiders will be dealt In for unfilled and extra positions.

At a meeting of club members this week a list of 13 to 15 names

as prospective players In this year's

line-up were considered by Captain Bobby Darrow and the managing

Uirectorlate.

The proposed list Included "Big"

Smith. John McShane, Kenneth Gant. "Swede" Martin. "Chuck" Lloyd. Jim Hassett. Harry Bach. Verne TVi'.liams, Cecil Cohn. "Blub" Blumenthal. Lester Jones, Nelson and Hansen.

Read These Twin City Advertisements To pfcoaa mwi Items to Cast CU rasa Tlmu wtace. call East Chic. Co SSS.

WASSEY'S PLEATING SHOP 1 STATB ITKXST tmostlich with Gold 4Va4 ail r bread also match all colors. Mnti torn' Boles. Buttons CoTerod, Una. broidcrflag, Braiding, Elias rboao Hanuaoad 440. l-T-tf

FORD'S NEW CAB Henry Ford Is placing on the market this week 8,000 new cars (one to each dealer in the U. S.) that is known as the four-door type sedan. It Is a 5-passenger car with all the features of tha latest closed cars. The body of this machine is approximately three inches longer than the two-door type sedan, the extra length providing additional leg room for the occupants of the rear seat. Upholstery material is of Improved design with a fine dark tripe on a brown background of a shade that will not easily show dust and dirt. Silk window curtains to harmonize ars provided for the three rear windows. This sedan, which Is quoted at $725. F. O. B., Detroit, will bo on display at the E. N. Bunnell sales rooms as well as other Lake county dealers next week.

Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock requiem high mass was celebrated for the late Mrs. Matilda Ferguson, wife of Harry Ferguson, of 4411 Xorthcote avenue, by the Rev. GuestofT of Crown Point, the same priest whom married them a few years ago. Tha pall bearers wera from the P. H. C. of which order Mrs. Ferguson was vice president. They also conducted a most Impressive service at the open grave of their sister in St. Joseph's cemetery, where Interment took place In charge of Undertaker W. C. Huber. Mrs. Charles Haller of Wauconda, 111., Is visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas of Northcote avenue. Mrs. Thomas has been quite 111 this week with a severe cold. Thursday afternoon at her home in the Herod apartments. Mrs. Walter Frank, most charmingly entertained at six tables of bridge. The prizes were beautiful hand made handkerchiefs and as they did not progress, but pivote. high score at

each table was awarded a prize, these going to Mrs. Milton Given. Mrs. Richard Bates. Mrs. Harry Spencer, Mrs. Burdette Williams, Mrs. Henry Schwartz and Mrs. Neil Blatt, Out-of-town guests were Mrs. XV. J. Funkey of Gary. Mrs. Roy McFarland of Hammond, Mrs. Henry Schwarti ot Cleveland, and Miss Dorothy Barber of Detroit. The decoration were suggestive of the hallowe'en season and were also carried out in the delicious refreshments served. Tuesday evening, Oct. 28th, the pupils of Garfield school, of which Miss Carrie Gosh is principal, gave tho operetta, "Twilight Alley." In a most creditable manner In the auditorium of the school, under the direction of the musical Instructor. Miss Emily Nordin. Miss Agnes Jones of Baring avenue entertained her club Thursday evening at a masquerade hallowe'en party. A most delightful evening was enjoyed. One of the outstanding features was the Initiation of a young woman Into the club. The decorations were carried In trus hallowe'en style and the danty refreshments served completed the evening's entertainment. The East Chicago Pythian Sisters are entertaining at a masked hallowe'en party this evening in the K. P. hall on Olcott avenue. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all Pythian Sisters to attend. Mr. and Mrs. William Mansfield of gunnyside, will attend the Chicago-Princeton game this afternoon. They will be accompanied by the latter'a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Smythe of New York City, who have come purposely to attend the game. This evening Mrs. E. N. Canine, grand Ruth, will be a guest of Valparaiso Eastern Star, at the official visit of the grand matron. Mrs. Effie Harrison, who will bs a guest at

the Canine home on North Magoun avenue, over Sunday and un til Monday afternoon when she will go to Hammond to attend the Star meetings in that city Monday afternoon and evening. A delicious dinner was served at o'clock by the members of the Miller church. as The Trl Kappaa will meet Monday evening instead of Tuesday, their regular night, with Mrs. Floyd Murray, H Waltham street, Hammond. The East Chicago delegates who attended the Indiana State Federation of Clubs convention this week in Indianapolis, returned yesterday morning. They report a most splendid convention. Miss Marjory Cresswell, of North Forsythe avenue, was much surprised last evening, when she was presented with a check from Mar Schrage of Whiting, a prle, for having won In the fifty yard swimming contest, last Fourt of July at Whiting park. Monday night, Mrs. E. N. Canine -will leave for Cleveland, O.. to attend the annual meeting of the W. B. M. I. of the Interior, of which Mrs. Canine is state president. There will be delegates from twenty-two states who will take part In this conference. Mrs. Dally and daughter Dorothy of Chicago, were guests of Mrs. Ross Warren, yesterday at ber home on North Magoun avenue. as Christian Science of East Chicago. Brown's hall. 13 Chicago avenue. Sunday Services, 10:45 a- m. Subject, "Everlasting Punishment." Sunday School. 13 o'clock. Wednesday services. t:00 p. m. Reading room open Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p. m. a "The Baptism of Jesus" a?lll be the sermon theme during the service of worship tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at the First

HARTLEY Theatre TUESDAY-WED.-THURSDAY "THE OLD HOMESTEAD" With

NOTICE Starting today and. every day until farther notice, all notices of stated meeting for lodges sa4 fraternal orders will bo charged for at the rate of 10c per Use.

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Don't forget tomorrow night, the ' Rail given by the Erra Lodge at the !

Auditorium, Indiana Harbor. 10:2S ; Jaik Johnstone's band will feature specialties at the Erra Lodge Ball at Auditorium, Indiana Harbor, tomorrow night. 10:2S:lt

The International Bible Students invite you to hear Prof. J. Read, of Chicago, SunJay. October 23, at 3 p. m. In Odd Fellow Hall, Indiana Har. bor. Subject: 'Christ's Kingdom Begun, Millions Now Living Will never die.'' Special music. Seats free. No collection.

CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends, ths P. H. C, Lady Macaboes. L. O. O. M.. K. of K. and the boys at the General American Machine shop for their kind expression of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings and those who so kindly donated the use of their cars. Also the beautiful way the P. H. C. ponducted the service at the grave. HENRY FERGUSON AND SON.

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BIJOU TODAY JANE NOVAK in "JAN OF THE BIG SNOWS' Also Good Comedy TOMORROW BUCK JONES in His Latest Western Picture "BELLS OF SAN JUAN" Also Good Comedy and Leather Pushers Round Four

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Jhedcloie Roberts; You'll Laugh You'll Cry You'll Thrill At Uncle Josh

Baptist church of Indiana. Harbor. "Where th Shoe Pinches" will be the evening subject; the hour, 7:30. Sunday School rneets at 9:45. with claesea for all and an Interesting: time. The Youna- Peopls meet at 6:30. The leader is Miss May Denton, and with an attractive subject, a rood time Is promised to all who come. a a a Reformation Day will be celebrated at St. Paurs Evangelical church. 138th and Deodar streets. Theo. Claus, pastor.

9 a. m.. English Sunday ScfcooL 10 a. in., German service. Visitors cordially Invited. a Attorney Abe Ottenhedmer received word yesterday from hie wife who was called last Sunday to California by the serious lllneei of her brother, Al Hamberi". that she h4 arrived Wednesday evening Just a short while before he parsed away, and that she was leaving; at once with the body, would b In Chicago Sunday evening, enroute to their old home in Philadelphia, Pa., where Interment will take place. a a a United Presbyterian clmrch. Indiana Harbor, Rev. XV. T. Hclntyre, pastor. Bible school at 9:45. At morning service 11:00 o'clock the subject will be "Am I My Brother's Keeper?" Evening service at 7:30, "The Accomplishments of the Kew World Movement." a a a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Foster of South Magoun eve. will have a family reunion. Mrs. Foster's slter and husband with her niece and nephew will motor here from Fort Wayne to spend the week end. In all about thirty Invitations have been sent out for the Sunday dinner.

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