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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
EAST CHICAGO ronlCn prsY


East Chicago police reports In the
last p hours show many petty eases
and auto tires seem to attract tie
small pilferers OF loot. James Black
3So9 Carey street. reports tires taken
from his garage, during the night
j. Clenand, 3S4t Drummoud street. had
his garage ransaehed ard tires and
other suhdry auto articles taken.
bicycle belonging Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Bates &c Beacon street
was taken from the premises and later
recovered by officer W-einstock who
saw boy riding the descriptive wheel
A eolored imam was reported TO be
sufering from mental alteration and
taken from sol Chicago avenue to the
station.
Boys have been annoying local
agents OF the soetA sAore railway on
Chicago avenue removing the express
ruek used for the conveyance of bag
sage. They take the truck 10 points
arther down the street and their mis-
deamors have beeA reported 10 the
police.
Elk policemen Michael German re-
ported that there was woman In the
Twin City Aeld soliciting money for
1rish-Ameriean liberty bonds. he ad-
vises the public to have nothing to DO
with the person and asks the police
q be on tho lookout TOR fser
Tho Bs,st Chicago poIiae are on the
alert for ave ton truck stolen from
Chicago Heights ana carrying II tires
No apprehension has yet been made Sc
the vehicle.
william Crawford Of 1915 vtnoennes
Chicago, an eFnploye ee the brick yards
az BasR caicaso, reported tho loss OF
$4,000 taken from his clothes In
locker OF tho plant
Rev, Frank Naples, pastor 81 the
CONGREGATIONAL church, had rugs stolen
from his front porch, the cvlprlts are
believed 60 De young boys.
Joe pelalRo, 1858 Carey street was
bitten Aby a dog and the owner OF the
canine was ordered to have It shot
George Iselak was hold up on Ken
nedy avenue ~ two young white men,
who hlt their victim with a gun. but
were prevented from getting any valu-
ables owing to the approach of an au-
tomobi1e and fearing that they would
be apprehended.
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71Gi5a City
MssUs Notes

Diptherle developed in the illness Of
Mrs. j. Mcdonald OF South 4od avenue
and She patient IS very Ill with the
malady.
The ladies Of the First Baptist
church win hold their bake sale and
apron shower date Of April md, at
the Haywood & Biehl hardware store,
commencing as carly as ten o'eleeH IN
the morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth FeLkner oG South
Otcott avenue soon to become welded
to j. r. ATetcalf Of ST. Louis. Mo, was
surprised 10y O. large number of her
friends who gathered at her home and
presented her with a handsome travel-
ing bag as a raemeuto of their friend
ship established during her residence
here. Mrs Luther Lewis. er4 made the
presentation. Mrs. FelEaer VIII leave
after her wedding to establish a home
in St Louis.
Mrs. r. r, Robinson Of North Bar
ing avenue has returned from a trip
to indianapolis where she assisted in
the care OF AIR. Bobinson's mother
who has been very III.
Mrs. A .slocumb Of Deacon street de-
parted this morning for Lowell whore
she was called owing to the death Of
near relative. She VIII spend several
days down there
Mr. and Mrs, I. Felkner OF Chicago
have had as their guest Mrs. John
Kiunley Of Terre Haute, Ind.
H x. Groves. city Attorney N. e.
critics and City Engineer G. X. wal
lace are In Philadelphia. this week In
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.raat. az the elty-a business.

interests az the city'a business.
Mrs Stanley Gaskey 81 Ivy street
has her brother, Edgar Tolmie Of New
York delegate from an eastern firm 10
Chicago on business pertaining te the
auto shew presently conducted. The
visitor win remain here week.
Stations of the cross are being held
at ST. Aauys church this evening at
1880 O'Clock.
round table luncheon and discus
sion was i'm progress yesterday al
noon at the Welfare headquarters in
South Forsythe avenue with the pub
Tic health nurses being the partici-
PANTS The board of directors were
Responsible for the dainty menu serT-
ed The time afforded a get-to- gether
meeting where common interests OF
the community and those who must
supervise 1t from the nurses sphere,
can meet ia congeuial and trained
service.
The Salvation Army has procured
the service Of Captain John Morrison
of the Chicago staff to be present at
the Easter services and who is arriT-
lne here tonight at the 7:30 o'clock
meeting. preceded by a street meeting
SIT O'Clock Sunday morning the
hour VIII be IL O'Clock. Sunday school
at 2 o'clock Evening open-air at
O'Clock and hail meeting at 7'50
o'clock.
The Christian Science church at East
Chicago VIII hold services appropriate
to Easter Sunday at Browns hall, Chi
cago avenue. The subject Of the
morning hour at 10i45 will he
aRealogy." A welcome is extended
the public to attend the meeting.
The Glee club Of Indiana Haroor
was responsible for a wei directed
and very pretty musicale and aesthetic
dance program held at the Civic club
in Ind lana Harbor last evening with
Miss nj. Kyle Of Gary supervising her
personnel of students who comprised
nine young participants. The evening
was enjoyed by an the guests present.
Miss Kyle Is entering the field here
to open class instruction and her
ability MS q teacher received much
merited praise last evening.
The home economic department Of
the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club
held election Of departmental officers
at a meeting held a. the Katherine
House Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
+ James AIcQuafd as chairnani Mrs. w
+ Whcat1ey, vice; Mrs. Fred LaForce
secretary Following tho oruor OF
| business tho ladies who numbered
/ about atty in attendance were treated
/ to a demonstration Of the Calumet
! Baking Powder Co. by a Miss shep-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

KRUPA HALL MEETING
Krupa's hall was well filled with
Polish American citizens last evening
20 hear various candidates for office
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address them. Chairman Walter 10
patka took the floor ana made his In
troductorv remarks In the foreign
tongue later calling on the speakers
Of the evening who were composed Of
Mayor Mccormack. city Judge Cohen
Attorney Michael Havran and Bert
Petersen. candidate for city clerk. Par
Elephants Of the program interspersing
the speeches were made UP OF those
who had contributed the evening be-
fore at the Harbor auditorium. A din
ner followed at the Cafe Lafayette I.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
NEW BARBER SHOP

J r. Cramer, formerly connected
with the Miller barber shop on Chicago
avenue, has entered tho business fel'
on his own responsibility and opened
tonsorial parlor at 4712 Forsytho
avenue, to which he invites his friends
in the solicitation Of his business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25

LOST-$20 on Forsythe avenue. near
First National Bank; call East Chit
cago Times office, 28s. Reward 3-25-1
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TheIma Brandenburg, Audrey Carnes
Ruth Hartley. Alice Mae Jones, t3veiyu
Drum. Lora Belle #fentissi Ella Me-
Auslan. Nora Blake, sulia Coy and
Hazel Hart.
Mrs. W. A. Richeson Of North Barring
avenue entertained eoteria Of ladies
at bunco yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Frank McQuarrle scored first honors
with Mrs. Jesse Thompson being
close second There was IuncbeoE
service laid for eight guests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
REALTY SALE

L ". ssric disposed OF lots II. Il
1s. "a, block II. on Waiting street, the
original township site o. Indiana Har-
Dor to the Harbor Garage company
Tho consideration was about $4,000
improvements are to be made on the
property.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
IUpan REII.ANp cno.EN

Precinct comrf tteemen meeting at
the city hall Tuesday evening where
the resignation Of Attorney Michael
Havran was read, from vice chairman
ship Of the committee. elected Judge
George Reiland 10 the vacancy.
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talk at the Katherine House. Monday
afternoon at also o'clock All women
have a most cordial invitation to be
present
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READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
BUTTON HOLE


have just completed plans AM
specifications for special 6-rooms
and bath bungalow. which I viii bult
on any lot in Indiana Harbor for the
sum or $4,000. For particulars see
Paul Maginsky General Building Con
tractor, 3rd hoo-. Ind. Bldg 3717 &C.
dar St, Ind Harbor. Phone 344 !.
This price guaranteed till April l.
3-9-3
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WOVEN ARR INVITED

women OF the Twin cities are in
vited TO hear Mayor Leo Mccormack.
nominee for recollection OF his office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

hair expert, with tho aid OF the new
French lnecto, will In one hour $
time turn it back to its natural col
or. Ask them about It.
Tho most recent fashion revucs
show skirts very short--only y few
are bit longer.
Girls and boys--agdn let me re-
mind you OF having your pictures
taken before the real last weeks OF
school Tomorrow would be a good
time to make an appointment with
the RiVkin studios West Fourth for
your sitting,
Hats of taffc,l, crepe de chine
and plcot straw, In various oombina-
lions and trimmed with flowers ar
fruit are 10 be the favored chapcaux
for summer" says one originator
who has "a large following.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Calendar for The Week
Monday.

Tulsa Womans' club.
Mrs. &. g. spindlcr presents Misc
Francos Sappcnficld In graduating
piano recital I'm library, assisted by
Miss Monta Cook, soprano.
Tulsa Town club picnic and oul-
ing, Members meet at library b'ib'
Tuesday.
Mrs. Edison 6. oaks intormh'
luncheon I'm the Country club Tor
Miss Florence fIntch. In tho eve
ming, Mr.. oak will entertain at ain
ner for Judge y. w Hatch IN tho
Country club.
Mrs. W. wilson stuckoy's Informal
auction bridge party
Mrs. w. q. Williamson and MISS
Edith Wnlinmson's card party IN
their home.
Ahteloka club will meet with Mrs'
Fred Sewers.
Regular meeting OF Tuesday fook
club
Chapter \. X, +. u. o. VIII Heo'
with Mrs. q. ~. settle.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis Barlow pillarn
luncheon in Country club for Mrs
Walter Earle Brown.
Mrs. j. Walter Beyer viii enter
,aip nj luncheon for Miss Eva smith.
Nre Hubbard Itudisilrs informal
afternoon for Mrs. Samuel li'oo
Bethca. 10. 49,.
sphinx club will meet with Mrs
Charles II. Nandevcr. -,
Association OF Music Tcachers WI
meet AT luncheon and for busiheH'
in Kennedy restaurant
Annual club luncheon Ecumen''
club.
Thursday.
Mrs. John Murray WARDS iunch'
con I'm Country club, honoring MrS
Walter Earle Brown and MIS- - Il
Waite. ,,u,,
Fortnlghtiy card party In ElN'
Home, Mesdames George kinney
and Lee |. Brown hostossos'
Friday.
Mrs. Donal oak vii lbc hostess
Mt luncheon in Country club honor
ing Mias I.onorc Compton.
Tulsa charter chapter Dclphian
will meet In public library O'CLOCK
saturday.
Madame Amehta Cam urol
prima donna soprano OF the Metro
politan Opera company In concert
Convention hall
Messrs. and Mesdamea Thomas J
hartman, G. II, Scger and Norris =
Gilbert will entertain weekend
party at KIN Kare lodge on Nordlgri
lake. honoring members OF TdesdA
evening Bridge club and member
az L.. =. A. Bridge club aud thel
husbands.
Hyechka club In regular session
Mesdames II, II. short, II. w. Stal
lings and John B, Means as hos
tcsses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Az, frd,,d is op.. qrent nal ga mo
W. r,yrr sr,m ia dI4,grs,
nv frirnd and me
ria law hours bo Fpcndr with me
cut In tbe folds where shade OF
froc
AffordH a dreamer majesty.
out dr,1m.u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

For fascinatingly correct foot
wear visit Akin's Bootcrie, 22l
South Main.
Chiffon and iac,-4 are the seasons
fayorites for the bridesmaids gowns.
Charmingly illustrative OF the
seasons newest ideas for children's
clothes. including every garment
they wear, may be seen at Mrs'
Smiths Children's Shop, in the
Demorest, 500 South Main.
Taffcta frocks with the basque
and tho circular skirts reinforced
with cord Ia give them the 1880 mp
pcarancc are among the most pOpu-
lar showing tins season.
Some folks eat to live but you'll
find life worth living just for the
privilege OF enjoying those four
course dinners they are serving at
the Tea Gun Inn. for 4l0O. Beau
tltully served too
A great many narrow ribbons are
being used for the making Of hats.
These ribbons are stitched together
and usNd with canton crepe facings.
The narrow ribbon Is used to make
the hat and the wider ones for the
trimmingS such ~ smart bows ana
loops,
You will find smart collection OF
Shukert furs In all seasonable gar
ments in Mrs. Madden's fur depart
ment at the Mann Hat shop in the
Sinclair building, where you may
have your old furs remodeled into
modern STYLES. Mrs. Madden has
also started to accept winter furs
for storage.
Attractive n me. was fnock Of
white orgapdie. embroidered In col
orcd wool.
Miss Ewing has been in New York
and other eastern points In the in
terest OF her Suzanne Shoppe, COS
South Boulder.
It has been told to me ny good
authority that white flowers are
having n tremendous run In popu-
larity, and that they will bc used ON
bright colorcd hats as well as ON the
black ones.
II you have the spirit of youthful
ness and I'm sure YOU have, YOU will
agree with me that the sports ap-
parel at Herolds, 2l West Third, is
simply adorable, and for each occa-
sion whore sports things are in or
der you will find something decided
ly smart and correct in this show
Ing,
Black embroidery ON white lin
gerie wsls "a very Frenchy idea. use,i
on a set OF undcrthings, I SAW being
made for n bridc-to-bcs --
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Nnuc and Hight gray fox animal
sCarfs are being worn by smart
women,
Just what you have been looking
for. This week the Louvre NIL
linery ht l2 West Fifth will offer
lovely spring and summer hats at
very special prices. This is a shop
you cannot afford to miss when you
start out hat shopping
We are not followers OF Paris In
every respect and one secs many
gray strap slippers and pretty COM
binations of feathers in spite of the
French prediction that SHOES will be
all black.
wonder II my readers know that
social engraving of all kinds IL cor
rectly taken care OF at q. J. Nc
Gee Co, 2S West Third. and II is
time 10 think of the cards wanted
for graduation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

luxury is cared for in this adorable
shop.
Have you seen the lcghorn hats
that are hand painted and trimmed
with Just narrow ribbon? They
are very good looking.
Summertime brings so many de-
mands In Its train that milady needs
an extensive wardrobe to meet the
requirements OF the various occa-
sions, and 1t is a pleasure to say
The Paris Fashion shop, 4l5 South
Main, have a most attractive show
ing OF summer frocks and sports
apparel with new models arriving
daily and until the completion OF
tho new store at Firth and Main.
They will be glad to show you these
new things at their old address.
Very attractive are the biOsc-
giicts that are made OF brocade and
have high collars faced with satin.
When shopping for something for
tho babies or small children, or
Italian silk underwear, or cuff and
collar sets, visit the Lingerie and
Tiny Tots Toggery shop, 603 South
Main.
Hand hcmstitching Is very popu-
lar for trimming, not only on linens
and voilcs, but also On crepe-de-
chine frocks.
4 habit that you will enjoy and
one you Will find easy TO form is 10
bs regular patron OF the Harper
Beauty Shop. 405 South Boulder for
the Harper method wears well and
to go once is to go again. 'Nough
said
\ white docskin skirt. with wide
hem faced with jade green duyct,n.
bcitcd jacket of this same material
with sash that ties nt the left side,
and with this white Kid shoes
trimmed In green, and green stock
ingS, then add n small straw hat Of
Jade with curlcd ostrich and you
have n smart sports suit
Watch for the announcement Of
the opening by Mr.. II. IL. James,
well known artist, OF the new day
light Photographic studio, II IL
/ West Third, in the Seaman build
I ing. across from the Orpheum,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

party utAblallhns n llNNfl FH'P
whore all soasonablc flowers, ferns
ana pottcd plants may be found at
very reasonable prices, Phone Ce-
dar 2272 ana receive prompt and
satisfactory service,
The lingerie blouse which is 50 cs-
sCntially u product Of France, Il ~
anything more elaborate than usual,
and while the embroidered designs
and various iaCCs appear In their old
varieties there IN a certain touch Of
the new" about them that dtstin-
gutshCs thCm from the ones we have
had before.
II YOU were In New York shop
ping, 10 would take unlimited time
and patience TO see the wonderful
things in pottcrlcs and porCelaius 70
hc found In the different shops, l
was surprised when | wandered into
tho WctZell galleries, COS South Bos-
ton yesterday and found that the
choice of these many shops had
been collected and brought here for
YOU. Among the last arrivals are
exquisite French and Chinese porce-
lains. exclusive pieces OF French
Schneider signed glass, and other
rare pieces OF genuine interest all
priced moro moderate than you
could possibly buy them in New
York,
Fur thosc whose Interests lay I'm
suits IL will tpc good news Ia hear
that heavy wool Jersey, in navy blue
and heather, twCcds In heather and
homespuns are being worn Ia n
great extent at all fashionable re-
sorts,
Tho name Candyland expresses
exactly what you find at 4l0 south
/ Malu--a charming cheerful place TO
take ones friend for refreshments.
\ place to buy homemade candles
/ for the home or for gifts, and did
| YOU know that they cater TO party
/ orders, making everything fresh in
! their own kitcheng
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

~ work and restore gray and FADED
hair TO its natural color. by the ap-
plication of the new French lnecio,
Irregular skirt lengths are seen
and scallOpcd edges are much IN
favor.
Take your hemstitching TO Mrs,
Harris, suite 3 Turner build'ng'
corner Third and Main with an en-
trance on both streets.
Many Of the debutanies wear
with their dinner frocks, little roll
brfm hats OF hair or maiinc with 1T
tie French flowers or just handsome
branches Of paradise.
The kind of hose that Paris say,
is correct in color, style and quaily
are awaiting you at Testers 'l'
South Main,
My Paris journal says, "Hats are
lust ns Colorful as gowns this sea-
son. and speaking OF trimmings, this
same article goes on 10 say, fruits
shining brick red cherries and pw'
pie grapes are fayorites."
Did you know that the Mary Jane
Children's Shop, Is East fttth.
showing the best looking shoes IN
all seasonahlc coiors for babies ana
children up to four years.
My wordl what lovely gummory
frocks for street, office or none
wear, as one sees OF every season
able material and at such temI''nB
prices too. at the House Dress ShoP.
1909 South Boston. They also make
froCks TO order.
No matter what the hour OF the
day or the occasion, The boui"h-
Mere ii never absent--pansics, gar
dcnias, orchids or Victorian buu'
| qucis, as the costume requires.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

fitted by Nannle Reed, skilled cor
setiere, in her corset shop, on the
Mezzanine floor at 4. II. Wrights
AIS South Main. While there for
corset news, | saw number or
charming, dainty brassieres. just
the ones you will want TO wear un-
der the transparent summer trocks
This is an ideal shop, and | assure
you pleasant visit there.
Judging from fashions seen at
smart gatherings since Easter, any
Of these are correct, narrow or wide
skirts, short or long sleeves, large or
small hats and generally speaking.
independent and original IDEAS oi
costuming, with no ono leading or
set style.
Milady will enjoy a visit to Mrs.
Harris new modiste shop, suite 3,
in the Turner building, at Third and
Main, with an entrance on both
streets. | found her very busy max
ing charming summer frocks and
sports togs. | also noticed the de-
sign for graduation dress and
thought, zone girl Is not waiting un-
Ill the last minute for her frock.'
Embroidery seems to he crowding
out all other kinds Of trimming, as
everything from splorts clothes Ia
the drcsSicSt of evening gowns has
more or less hand embroidery on
them.
Don't you think it a good idea to
have the children's picture taken
before you go away for the sum-
mer? There never was a better
time than now and Mrs. James is
very clever at posing the youngsters
You will find her at the James
studio, across from Hotel Tulsa,
Knife plcated silk skirts are still
much liked. especially for junior
wear.
What a lot of Joy we get out OF
these spring days, hut what havoc
the wind plays with our complex
ions, and that reminds me to tell
you that we have the well known
Delecta method OF rejuvenination
right here in Tulsa, where they also
carry all OF the Delecta prepara-
tions, Where? oh. / most forgot,
II is the Delecta Beauty Salon,
S20 i-2 South Main, over Wool
worth's.
Black organdics have "a distinction
Az their own and arc very popular
tins season.
Distinct, snappy and seasonable
are the children's frocks hats, and
wraps ] saw at Mrs. Smiths Chill
dren's shop, in the Demorest, 500
South Main. Have you visited this
adorable shop. yet?
While this viii no doubt be tho
"whitcst" season We have had in
years, we are at tho same time
promised many bright colors To pre-.
sent brilliant effect at all social
affairs with enough gray 70 tone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

1 ne EliAhli
profit I n a I
they ask on
their frocks
that are Of
ferod, your
choice s25, at
La Wheat
shop, 2l9 l-2
South Main,
over the Pal
ace theater Is
really their
best adYer-
tisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Delicate pastel shades Of organ
dy made into small flowers adorn
the newest straw shapes.

With the buying or
now hats comes the re-
allzation OF tho dull
ness OF ones hair and
the ncarnoss OF gray
locks, and then IL is
time TO HE ones self
to the American Beau
~ shop, 3lS South
Hnnlder whom their