Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 154, Hammond, Lake County, 20 December 1922 — Page 2
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Wednesday, Peg. 20, 1922.
East Chicago and the Harbor
Good News For Scouts. Twin City Boy 5oouta ars to b given a chanca to stretch thslr muscles again In the tlg out-of-doors. Camp Win-Sum will b opened for the annual winter hilts from Deo. 26 to Dec. 31, for this purpose with Scout Executive A. J. 'Sambrook resuming the role as commanding officer. Bulletin No. 1 from the G. H. Q. and sigued by Commanding Officer A. J. Samfcrook reads: "Everyone must bring- at least 3 blankets, a pillow slip and two pair of six or stocking's (wool) also a flocking cap to sleep In. If there is snow on the ground wear rubbers or overshoes, and a sled will come in bandy and furnish you with lots of sport. Bring yofur skates also, of the weather by that t.me Is cold enough for ice."
Program of Scout Activities. The subjoined program of scout activities for 1933 will be launched following the wek of winter camping at Camp Win-Sum and the opening of the New Tear. Letters describing In detail each of the season's entries will tie sent out from Executive Sambrook's office eo 'as to give al troops time enough to lay oat their plans for participation in any of these events. IIOCKET Form a Hockey team in your troop and as soon as the ice Is heavy enoiugh a schedule of frames will be palyed between the different troops. SCOUT- AXNTVTvRSART WEEK Scout Anniversary Week (Feb. 8.) will be celebrated by a Father and Son Banquet and entertainment. DTTETl PATROL. CONTEST January 1st will be the starting date
of an lnter-patrol contest which !
will fee run until Feb. 15th, and this will be folowed by an lntertroop contest to finish with an Indoor meet about April 15th. BASKETBALL. Basketball gill come In for its anual contest about March 1st. Two sets of teams, with three classes each, will be organised on East and West sides and winners of each three classes will play off the finals. SPRING REVIEW. SCOUT MEET
A Spring Review or Scout Meet, i
will be held the last of May or first of June. It is possible this may (be held on Flag Day, J-une 14th, In connection with a parade and review of all the troops. SUMMER VACATION First two weeks of summer vacation: A trip to Starved Rock, 111.. Is planned for the first two weeks of summer vacation! This trip will be made on "bicycles and In autos. Camp Win-Sum will lkely be open two weeks for girls and four for boys during the remainder of summer vacation.
of "Fatima" and displaying a variety of Turkish dances to tbe delight of prominent and business men of tho district. Accompanying Dr. Tarrow was Mrs. Coxwln B. Howell, secretary of the Illinois Vlgalance society. Following Dr. Yarrow's address she spolAi on the sex problems, principally touching upon the matter of teaching the consequence by the too close associations of boys and girls. She also admonished mothers and fathers what might lead out of young boys and girls "spooulng" and the usual debase results that follow In the life of children who visit public dance halls. Mrs. Howell, who Is recognized as the foremost educator on the sex question. Is said to do more good In instructing young girls than 90 per cent of the mothers. Preceding their lectures before the Men's club last night both Mrs. Howell and Dr. Tarrow addressed students of the Washington high school on sex problems. The student were divided, Mrs. Howell speaking to the girls and Dr. Tarrow to the boya.
Skatiug In Parks. Park lagoons and made-to-order places are being prepared and opened for community skating that will be within reach of everyone in the Twin Cities, according to an announcement made by park of3cials. Tod. better known ss North End park, offers good skating facilities on- a lagoon. Ponds have been provided, at Alder Street park. The lagoon in Kosciusko artd Washington parks are now safe for skating. Provisions by way of made-to-order skating ponds have been made In the vacant lots on Michigan avenue. One is to be prepared on the playgrounds of the Harrison school when the sanction of the board of education has been secured. These and other places will be offered to lovers of skating before the Ice 6cason is well under way.
Jt. Yarrow at E. Chicago Some very glaring disclosure of what constitutes a good time at the expense of the moral degrading effect it leaves behind, were made by Dr. Phillip Yarrow, superintendent of the Illinois Vigilance association when speaking before a public meeting of the Congregational Men's club held last right. As a member of the investigation committee, which has been actively engaged in uncovering places of vice and questionable entertainments in Chicago and the Calumet region. Dr. Yarrow related In very plain and direct statements of what is actually In progress and even practiced In the midst of presumably high-classed societies. As an exemplification to his investigations In this district. Dr. Yarrow pointed out a particular affair that ocurred In a well-known public place In East Chicago last September. He told of a performance here by nude female entertainers practising under the guise
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Testifies Before Coroner. Mm. (Big Bill) Subotlch held on ball in the sum of $5,000 for the murder of his wife, Nina, whose body was found In the stamps near the Calumet river and 113th street late last month, has been recalled to Chicago to apear before the coroner there and give his testimony In this case. It is expected that this wM be the final hearing of the inquest and that Subotlch will be exonerated from the charges of suspicion of murder that is now held against him.
Guilty of Assault. Jack Wosny. of S9I2 Drummond street, and his partner, Antonl Swlnder. of S JJ Aider street, Indiana Harbor, were tooth found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill a neighbor try Special Judge Hyman M. Cohen, when arraigned In the East Chicago City court yesterday. Wotny was fined 1I0 and sentenced to serve ten days In Jail. Swlnder was fined 15 and coats and sentenced to serve 45 days at the Indiana stats farm.
Robert Smith Resigns Councilman Robert Smith of Indiana Harbor today announced that he has resigned as vice-president an4 director of the Inland Theatre Corporation, an organisation operating the Home and Family theatres of Indiana Harbor, and heading other slhow houses in Northern Indiana. Having disposed of his stock In t(hs theatre corporation. Councilman Smith said that he did not care to be furthsr engaged In this concern. Howard W. Yaat of Indiana Harbor. Is president of the local cor. poratlon. '
Twin City News Notes
Wesley Wickey Is around on crutches these days, due to the fact that he had the misfortune to stumble
and fall at the Ice Plant on Sunday
and breark a small bone in his right ankle.
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Monday evening the Trl Kappas were entertained at the home of Mrs. John Horn In the Harbor, Sirs. Alfred Senour and. Mra Horn being joint hostesses. This was the anual Christmas party of the club and at seven o'clock a delicious pitch In dinner was served, with all seated around the large dining table the center pises of which was a gorgeously trimmed Christmas tree. The stunt of ' the evening was the play put on by the girls, the grab bag also being an Important feature. see Mr. ' and Mra p. J. Gorman with their son Robert Emraett, of Newport, Ky., arrived Sunday at the home of the former's father, Michael Gorman on Baring avenue, to spend over Christmas. Miss Helen Gorman will arrive home Thursday evening from Sacred Heart Academy at Fort Wayne, for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Dan English and family, who have resided on Magoun ave., moved Monday to Cary, where Mr. English Is employed in the Gary mills. The Congregational church choir will rehearse Thursday evening of this week Instead of this evening as is their custom. They are preparing the cantata, "The Manger Prince." which will bs given Christmas Eve in the church auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens and two children of Parish avenue, are leaving today for St. Louis where they will spend over Christmas with relatives. They will then go to San Antonio. Texas, where they will spend the next four months. Miss Irene Pomerancs. Is back from California where she spent the past two months. In Venice. Los Angeles and Hollywood. Miss Pomerancs had expected to remain during the remainder of the winter but had her visit cut short by the manager of the Family Theater, who prevailed upon her to resume her position as organist at the above mentioned theater. Xmas Cards, big assortment at Schlicker's Pharmacy. 13:20-1 Mr. and Mrs. Jl. F. Kobinson of North Baring avenue, will spend Christmas with relatives In Greencastle, Indiana. The many friends of Mrs. Otto Doescher, will be glad to know she Is getting along very nicely at the Mercy hospital. Gary, where she underwent surgical treatment last week, and that she is abte to see
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visiters for a ehert while, each day. Johnston' and Lovell & Covell Chocolates. 60o to $6.00 at Schlicker's Pharmacy. 12:20-1 ' The children In the primary department ef the Congregational Hunday school will have their Christmas entertainment Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the church parlor. They will have a tine Xmai tree and Eanta Claus who will see that all the little ones get tbelr annual treat of candy. All children of the department and their parents are luvited.
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Mrs. J. B. Leahmann, chatrlady of the Royal Neighbors benefit bake sals, Saturday at Schlicker's Dfhg Store, wishes to thank all who no kindly donated, or helped la any way to make It the'succes it was. The ladles have $36.00 for their efforts. Get your Xmas tree decorations early at Scbllckers Pharmacy. 12:20-1 The afternoon Five Hundred club, was most charmingly Entertained yesterday at the home of MrsBruce Darragh In Mark. The home was most beautifully decorated In Christmas greens. Holly wreaths, polnsettias. narcissus and prettily shaded floor lamps. Those winning honors In five hundred were Mrs. Fred Collins, first; Mrs. Anton Peterson, second and Mrs. James Galvln consolation; the latter was also voted a member of the club. Mrs. Darragh had planned and carried out tho idea of a Christmas party, which was a great surprise to the club members. She served a very delicious three course luncheon. The next meeting will be In two weeks at the home of Mrs. William Hogan, and will be In the nature of a New Year's party, with a grab bag. m m m ZTBELL-BEXNETT 'Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "William Zybell, 4801 Forsythe avenue, their daughter Miss Delia Irene; became the bride of Anders E. Bennett. Rev. Frank Maples performing the ceremony in the presence of only Immediate relatives. The bride was becomingly gowned in a traveling suit. A wedding dinner followed, and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett left immediately for a short honeS-rooon. after which they will return and make their future home in East Chicago. They have the test wishes of many friends. e The Methodist church of East Chicago is planning a fine Christmas entertainment for the Sunday school to be given Saturday evening In the social rooms of the church. A haerty. response was manifest to the appeal for gifts for the "White Christmas," last Sunday. Those desiring to help the more unfortunate children will find an opportunity next Sunday morning to place their glftB in the mail bag.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Dec, 20. Vflth the arrlcal of cold weatheand ths consequent danger of frozen automobile radiators, Federal Prohipltion Director Morgan today Issued a warning to dealers that In advertising the sale of denatured alcohol, the advertisements and placards must etato distinctly that the alcohol Is denatured. The use of the word alcohol without the qualifying term "denatured" Is a vtoltaion of the federal law, he pointed out. Director Morgan's attention has been called to several advertisements In which the word "denatured" was omitted and he considers It only fair to dealers to warn thm of the tvrov!lon tf
ALLEGED MURDERER'S WIFE STANDS DY HIM
BT MRS. CHARLES (MARIE) I POWELL. I wife of Charles M. Powell, who con- ! fessed he killed John Brunen, clrcus owner, and has assisted the !
state on the witness stand in the Urunen trial. (Written for and Coppyrlght. 1922, by International News Service) MOUNT HOLLY. N. J.. Dec. 20. Frist, I want everybody to knov.that I am not a carnival flrl. When I married Charlie In St. Louis, two and a half years ago. I had been playing in musical comedy. Of course, after I married I was forco.l to associate with those people, but when Charles ge.ts out I never want either of us to see tlipm asaln. I love Charlie. I love him more than anything e1e In the wcr-ld, unless it is our babies, and I know that if It were not for these people, and the lies Hrry Mohr told him he would never have gotten mto this trouble. Who, If not a man's wife, should know his nature? And I know that Charlie, is at heart, the best man on earth. Charlies will never think of siioivs after he gets out. Bessie Mohr lied when she said Charlie used dope. He never did. 113 drank whisky, but that is not dope. Charlie was anrested on April the sixth. I came to Mount Holly three weeks after he was arrested, and have been here ever since. I can never say how good the folks in this town have been to me. Eut even then it has been hard. I worked In a restaurant here until six weeks before ray second baby was born. I received seven dollars a week and five of that went to cars for our bahy. When our baby was born I ould not work. But I would do more than that I would do anything for Charlie. There has not been a day since 1 have been here that I have not been able to see him for a little while and encourage him, that made Ufa worth while to me. Harry Mohr Is a beast. He Hed when he said he kept me in Indianapolis when my first baby was born. Indianapolis Is my home and Charlie's also. And some day when this Is all over, we will go back there o somewhere else were we can be at peace and forget. Charlie may have to serve time. I expect that, but I will wait, and Charlie will build up a home, and start life anew. He will succeed, I Know It.
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