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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week

NHuuVNbV
KEITH's-Kitty Gordon and company;
songs and dances; Jack Wilson ana
company, clever skit Maud Muller
and Ed Stanley, sketch; Farnk anu
Milt Britton, syncopation; vernon
stiles, well.known opera singer Na,,
and Beckman. athletes; Mabelle Fon-
da and company, jugglers.
GLOBE - "The Futurlstic Review
singing novelty James Thornton,
comedy; Benson, Faber and company,
novelty Jack Upton. mimic; strand
act La France and Jackson, ski !;
Franklyn Byron and company Dohy
Dumping, comedienne.
CROSS REYS-"Harmony Land" mu-
steal novelty; Milo, eccentridue; Gil
lespie and Leonia, songs Timely ne.
view" Faber and MCGOWAN, skM ~
Commodode Tom. pony. New bill last
half Of week.
BRoADWAY--Arthur Miller and Grand
Babies, music and song: straight is
The Way" movie; Eugene Emmett.
Irish Minstrel; Lang and Vernon,
skit; Charles Deighan. In aerial nov
city. New show last half.
Hidden Light" movie; Ethel Levy
and company: Healey and Cross,
STYLES; Voyer and Wendell, travesty (;
Jim and Marion Harkins, comedians
Three Belmonts, Jugglers. New snow
last half.
GRAND - AL Whites 1891 Review OF
Dancers; william Hobbs, yentrilo.
quiss Runaway Four, novelty act /:
Madelon and Miller, instrumentalists
Jessie O'Meara, comedian.
WALTON ROOF - Tip-Top Four. sing.
ers: Roy and Ruddock, dancers
Dingley and Delaney. European step
pers Sarah Jones, singer.
Burlesque
TROCADERO-"Rain Girls" called
by Manager Deadly one Of the season 8
best combinations at this house. Show
includes many novelties. Scotty Erie
cast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

Europe. Miss Porten is seen for the
first time in a motion picture in the
United States, but Mr.. Jannings will
be remembered for his portrayal of the
role of Louis XIV in Passion"
To the students of English history
the romantic characters of Bluff King
Hal and his Inflated Queen are start
lingly visualized.
EDWARD KNOBLOCK, noted as a
IL writer for the spoken stage, is rep
his phOtoplay, The Lost Romance,
which will have it's first presentation
at the Stanley the week of June 81.
As a special added attraction, the
program will contain q new Tony Sarg
comedy CartoOn-the third in the series
which has become so popular under the
name of Tony Sarg's Almanac. This
new episode in the Sarg list is en-
titled Why They Love Cave Men"
and II is said to b. uproarOusly funny.
The Lost Romance" is the third
picture made by the William de Mile
stock company, in which nobody is
that is most suited to talents.
In "The Lost Romance" Mr.. De
Mile again deals with the marriage
problem.
"DON'T spoil your wife and then
- blame her for the consequence. "
is the theme of ''The House That Jazz
Built" a clever and original domestic
comedy which is announced as the fea =
ture attraction. with Wanda Hawley as
the star, at the Arcadia week of June
27.
The House That Jazz Built" is ar
excellent diagnosis of one of the great
est dangers of married life.
" A PRIVATE SCANDAL" a dra
a matte photopay, with the charm
ing May McAvOy as the featured player
is announced as the feature at tn,
Stanton, week of June -.
THAT youth will be served is gen
l. orally admitted, but il is seldom tha
two youngsters will make such O mari
in profession where experience il
! counted as Il valuable asset us has beer
made by the youths responsible for tn,
motion picture production of "LOveI
Penalty" which will be at the Victorit
the week of June 81. Hope Hampton
who is starred in il, has yet to celebrate
her nineteenth birthday; and John Gil
bert, who wrote the story and ais,
directed Its production, lacks SOM
months Of being twenty three year
old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
strawbrldae & cIothler Chorus

The Strawbridge Z CIothler Chorus
will have it's gala summer performance
at Willow Grove on June 80. The day
will be devoted to appropriate music in
connection with Victor Herbert's or
chestra. At the second part OF the
afternoon program will be given the
condensed version of Faust which the
s. & c. Chorus sang with soloists at
the Academy in the spring The eve
ming will be devoted to Victor Her
bert program and the chorus will sing
his dramatic cantata. "The Captives, "
and his famous Easter anthem.
The soloists will be Mae Ebrey Hotz,
soprano; Marie Stone Langston. con-
tralto John Campbell. tenor, and Nor
man JOliff, baritone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
NEW AMERICAN TENOR

The career Of a new American tenor,
who has been creating interest in the
musical world as we'll as on the vaude.
VILE stage, reads much like a romance.
The vocalist is Vernon Stiles, who
makes his first appearance in this city
at Keith's next week. Stiles was a
COW puncher and broncho buster In
the Far West, when someone discovered
that he had voice of quality and
promise.
In America he has sung in the Met
ropolitan Opera Company and with the
Chicago Company. After serving in the
war he appeared in Victor Herbert 6
Eileen" and for a short time sang In
Reginald DeKoven's latest work. Yes
terday." Stiles vaudeville offering con
sists principally of specially written
ballads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
BenedlctIne Musician to Lecture

The Rev. Dom A. Eudine, o. S. B..
will deliver lecture on Gregorian
music at st. Johns Church, Thirteenth
and Market streets. on Tuesday evening,
June %. This lecture by a noted au-
thority on the subject will be open to the
public, and the rector, Father F. "
Wastl, extends an invitation to organ
lists. choirmasters and choristers to at
tend. The Palestrina Choir, under the
direction Of Nicola Montani, will give
a practical demonstration OF the chant
and antiphonal and congregational sing
ing -,
In the afternoon Dom Eudine will
give a lecture to the religious order!
Of the city. He is at present lecturini
on Gregorian music at the University
of Montreal. He is member OF th'
community at Farnsborough Abbey
England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Novelties at WoodsIde

With the summer vacations at hand,
Woodside Park management is prepar-
ing several novelties. Its latest plans
will appeal to the nt-loving
public. The first event Of Importance
will be arranged for the children shortly
after July 4th. 1t will replace the
Toy Hunt and promises to be even more
successful. Full details will be an
nounced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

mittee have been formed. Mrs. Harold
II. Yarnall is chairman Of the Women's
Executive Committee, which Is composed
of Mesdamcs Joseph Leidy,, Sydney
Thayer, Henry O. Boyer. Edward A..
Schmidt, Joseph N. Snellenburg, Joseph
De Forest Junkin. James NJ. Anders,
Andrew Lippi. George W. Kendrick,
3D. and Miss Florence p. Miller, secre-
tary. The Mems Executive Committee
is Arthur II. Eaton, chairman; Con-
gressman George w. Edmonds, Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Elsa Lyons Cook soloIst at STANLEY

Elsa Lyons Cook, fine soprano
singer, of this city, will be the soloist
at the Stanley next week. She completed
her vocal education under such teachers
as Oscar Saenger, Karl Schneider and
William s. Brady. Mrs. Cook has
crossed the continent three times with
such organizations as 'The Boston
ians,n b. G. Whitney Opera Co., Klaw
and Erlanger, and the Schuberts, sing
ing prima donna roles with Lillian
Blauvelt, Eugene Cowles, Francis
Wilson and Lillian Russell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
GALLO OPERA PLANS

That the success Of the Philadelphia
Grand Opera Association season next
November, when the San Carlo Grand
Opera Co. will appear at the Metro
politan Opera House under its patron.
age, is assured, was announced yester-
day by Emil p. Albrecht. president of
the association.
The organization of the association has
been completed and women's executive
committee and a mems executive com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

schmidt A. Joseph Di silvestro; Gus
s.n Mayer. 9. 9. A. Baldi, George
Sitzsche, w. Ereeland Kendrick, Theo-
dore A, Van Dyke. II. Allan Dawson
and Felix N. Gerson.
n. Alan Dawson and Theodore "A.
Van DYKE are organizing an opera club
and have taken over four OF the lower
boxes and Mrs. Helen Pulaski Innes
will organize committee to interest the
various musical organizations Of Phiia :
delphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

rNHE success of Deception, which
J. played at the Stanley two weeks
ago, has prompted limited engagement
at the Palace beginning Monday.
The roles of Anne Boleyn and King
Henry are portrayed by Henny Portcn
and Emil Jannings, respectively, two Of
the most celebrated screen players in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
RADIO MEET
HELD SUNDAY

TIE Northern indiana Radio asso-
citation held their regular monthly
meeting last sunday afternoon at sta
ton "a. y operated by Ralph e,
Brooks and Paul Fischer at g ".
Williams street, West Hammond. III.
Election OF officers w~re 40 follows;
President. Charles, clifford, Hobart.
Vice president, Ralph z. Brooks. West
4aulmond secretary. J. y. Giles, Ham
mond treasurer, J. Z. Miller. Ham
nond; traffic manager. Paul Fischer,
Hammond.
The association now has mem Der
ship Of IS and extends an Invitation to
all persons interested to Join the asso-
citation which now has q representa-
ton from Crown Point Hobart. Ham
nond. ana west Hammond. They
would ike TO hear from Whiting and
Gary.
code practice for student members
will be held every Tuesday evening at
- w. Williams street. The Ham
rnond section OF the Northwestern In
diana Radio association viii hold the
Iegular Wednesday meeting at the
home OF Earl Tweedde. $50 Calumet
avenue this evening at o'clock.
The next regular monthly meeting
VIII be held March at Crown Point
Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
FOUND INSENSIBLE
ON SIDEWALK

Mrs. Helen DoIano, 1s4 Truman
boulevard was FOUND unconscious IN
front Of her home late last night. She
vas lying on the sidewalk only short
dist ance from the entrance TO the
house she does not know whether
she skipped and fell or whether she
was merely seized by a fainting spell
Mrs. Deiano recovered consctousnes
soon after being taken INFO the home.
she said she had stepped from the
house AT 1880 o'clock and 1t was only
few minutes after that that she was
found There were no indications that
she had been Aruck down.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

The members OF the East Ch'cag
ciub are looking forward wsth Keen
anticipation TO their stag banquet t.
be held Thursday evening. Teb. II. iu
the cafe Lafayette.
An elaborate dinner and varied pro
gram OF entertainment has been ar
ranged By the social committee John
.. Hare, the chairman. and his
cohorts expect TO make this affair one
Of the social high lights Of the season.
company Of high class profess
slona, merry makers and a hTe piece
jazz orchestra will Keep things liveiE
throughout the evening. a numb&- o.
prominent speakers viii be pr@soot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
sTEAL NALILARLE coATs.
HENRY ACHOR IS
SUED FOR DIVORSE

Because he- husband was ugly. fault
finding and ouarrelsome and accused
her q inddel-ty, Mrs. Myrta Achor has
flied suit FOR divorce from Henry
Achor in the Hammond superior court.
They were married nov. IL. 1899 and
separated Feb. . OF this year. She says
that her husband was recently ar
rested and fined for committing an as
sault and battery upon her and she
does not care 20 live with him longer.
She asks for $500 alimony. the custody
az their six children and $50 Il week
for their support, Her attorney is NJ,
NJ. Bruce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

bis father Y. t. Chapman Of that city.
The victor Dyers nave moved into
the John Dyers house on Holman
street for month, while the elder
Dyers are at AIartinsvile. Ind
Mrs. Z. & steelman Of 1850 South
Holman 81. entertained the literature
committee Of the Hammond Woman's
club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Walter
Wise the chairman. presided and an
nounced Franklin +. snyder with the
subject American Ideal IN American
Literature as the speaker for the de-
partment4 public day
Mrs 1Y A Totrs with The study sub
ioct. a comparison OF John CsaIsworthys
rhe Man of Poverty and saints
Progress" gave an Interesting sketch
or this 10th century writer who has
gained more distinctions as a play-wrtt-
81 uan as q novelist HIS novels and
pla. arc cold but exceedingly clever.
they al have q tmse os bitterness. are
unique takcable modern and English.
MIS- I'red Barnett gave q compre-
hcnsiYc rcview of lis best book The
Nan OF Poverty which is a satire Of
the upper middle class. Mrs. Clark
Wagner gave an appreciatlve and sym
pathetic review IF saints Progress" a
Problems winch left her hearers de-
RAJ discussion. In conclusion. Mrs
Potts directed attention toward q icw
points Of comparison III the book. bur-
ng tire social hour an part ,cipaJed iii q
'alentine hunt. Mrs. G. w. Campbell re
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
Women Men Admire

Men admire a pretty face. a good as-
ure. but most OF Ill the happy, healthy
contented woman. as beauty fades and
the figure viii change. Women who
are troubled with backache, headaches,
those dreadful dragging sensations
and nervous irritability cannot hope
TO be popular, and advancement in
eithcr home. business or social life is
impossible. TIE cause OF these trou-
bles however. Yields quickly 70 Lydl a
j. Pin<han's Vegetable Compound, as
e is natural restorative for such
conditions. and dispels efrectually an
those distressing syTupt oHs.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
Obituary

Died III Hammond I-eb. eth, 1881 at
1910 o'clock. Lucy Jane SERVER, age
= years.
Luc. Jane SERVER was born in the
town 81 Chatcaugag. Franklin County,
New York. she was the only daugh-
ter Of George " Roberts and Phebe
Hood Roberts She vas married 70 W.
". SERVER III 1870 and for several
cars lived III Cbateaugsy where her .
children. Maud, Nellie and George We're
born.
EARLY n Hfe she enlisted under tho
banner Of Christianity and Joined the
Methodist Church. in her Eirlhood
days She was one * q band OF young
ladies who during the Ctytl War helped
make bandages and pick lint TO dress
tho rounds Of our soldier boys, for IN
those days antiseptic dressings were
unknown.
She was q prominent worker II the
church and was always ready to lend
helping hand 70 help is advancement
and to imprint in the minds OF those
around her the lesson Of morality and
right living.
Her home was her kingdom and her
life was devoted 70 the welfare Of her
children and through her teachings her
children have been d blessing and honor
70 the community. She came to Ham
lnond IN the fuL Of 1897 and has rcsldA
"a hero since.
She leaves behind her son. George,
ana two daughters. Maud SERVER and
Mrs J. A. Shepherd, also two grand
children William Newton SERVER and
Marion r. Shepherd t. mourn her loss
The church has lost q consistent mem
Der and her family q loving mother. We
believe that vnen size enters the hoav-
only portals, she will be greeted with.
Wei done. good and faithful servant
enter into the joys prepared for thee
The funeral VIII take place Wednes-
gay afternoon at ESQ at the house z2s
Ma strost Dr. Rtst officiating.
solder of Christ. sceI done.
The glorious warfare's past.
Ta battles fought tho victory won
Md Thou art crowned at last
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

A Buick Sedan automobile. owned
and driven by FRANK Raustcher OF 7S3
Milwaukee avenue. Chicago, was en-
tirely destroyed by flames, on Cline
avenue eRrlg, this morning.
An alarm was sent into the Gre de
partment at 3:15 g. m. aud when the
brennan arrived a few minutes later.
the entire machine had been burnt to
the ground.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
FORT WAYNE
RUNAWAYS

TWO Fort Wayne BOYS Roy Grim
aged 8. and Nernard Robertson. aged
10. were picked up on Fayette street
in Hammond last night by Officer
Einsele or the Hammond police. As
it was after midnight the boys were
taken TO the police station where they
admitted that they had run away from
home and were trying TO bum Their
way out west Their total assets con
sisted % two cents. knife, a box OF
cartridges and hair brush. The boys
are being held untl their parents can
come after them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
COL. RILEY AT
THE PYRAMIDS
Gable From Cairo Says E.
Chicagoan is Safe and
Well i'll Egypt

Col waiter J. Riley Of East cl,teaso.
has arrived ia Egypr. is IN sOod health
and is enjoying his Trip.
A cable from cairo. received 81 lie
First Calumet Trust and Savings bs-p8
today gave information as 10 tho tray
elers where's bouts.
Col. Riley arrived ia Egypt on Feb
rusry 4th and his schedule calls fer =
visit 10 the pyramids, with stops o.
Luxor. Ghizeh. IIellopolis and salSkarah.
From Egypt tic East Chicago banker
eos 20 lfrnece
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

Figures just made public by tn
board OF health. show a FUR inCreae
in the number of births for Jauuarl
over that Of December, 1920. At In
diana Harbor. 47 births are recorded
for the month Of January. = Of thes'
being girls. and the other 90 boys. Il
Easc chicago. during the same period
So girls and &c boys we're born, bring
ing the total number o. births for thu
month Of January Up to III. This e.
an increase Of 10 births over thu
month of December.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
BANDITS
D66DGED
The BOTTLES

Thieves continue TO enact their dep
relations throughout Indiana Harbor'
keeping the HarDor police continually
on the jump. The number OF robberies
and hold-up8 which have occurred in
the past month. due 20 the lack OF an
employment, have become 80 alarming
that immediate steps are being
planned by the police department
which Will no 5oubt have a tendency
10 reduce the number OF burglarIes IN
this section.
Last evening lWo white bandits emit
cred the sosr driui parlor OF Joseph
Nuclcu 1891 Pennsylvania avenue. I'm
diana Harbor. a nd at the point Of re.
volvers requested the proprietor and
the customers who were In the place
10 throw Up their hands As they were
about 10 comply with the bandits de-
mands. someone threw a bottle at one
the balance Of the customers and in
less than one minutes. bottles we're ny
Ing around the room, which forced the
bandits 70 leave. This IS the second
attempt 10 hold ~ this soft drink en-
pOrium in less cham a week.
STEAL VALUABLE COATS.
Sometime Turing last evening thieves
broke into the home of Mrs \, Goiem-
brewskI, 1915 Cellar street. and after
ransackiug through dresser drawers
and cupbo ards stole hudson seal
skin coat valued at SIT5 and plush
coat valued at Ss5. Entrance was
gained BY the use of a skeleton key.
Police expect to make an arrest in the
case sometime today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
Two Building Permits
Granted by Commissioner

A permit vas issued 70 John StaraS
FOR the construction OF one-story
frame building. The cost Will be $1,000
The building VIII be located az S2s
Fillmore street. Construction has al
ready been started
Building COMMISSIONS Dougan
granted permit to John JaRish for
the erection OF a ons-story frame resi-
dence to cost $3.50. Tho building VIII
cost $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
J. L. Marley Sells
Hanley st. Bungalow

Z. ]. Mccall purchased the home o.
j. l. Marley located at SEA Hanley st.
for consideration in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000. The building has all
modern conveniences and Is Of the
bungalow tyne.
Lawyer Il. r, sackett represented
both parties and the deal was closed
in the office Of A. H. Smith and Son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
sTOF.EN HInSoN

Joseph lNalua or 1901 waiting street.
Indiana Harbor haa reported 70 the
police that Hudson automobile was
stolen from in front of his residence
sometime last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
l'LEATING AND
RE PLEATING

Atnos ~ skirts in ono day But-
covering. emstitching. braldius
work guaranteed Cal a. Wa
e =. 81 state ST. little west o. Hon
4n ST Phone $40 hammond So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
the cast They Will make their home
In Hammond upon their return.

the cast. They viii make their home
In Hammond upon their return.
Marvin Anderson w as host to q mum
Der Of his friends at his home, 4Is
Michigan avenue, this occasion being
his birthday. The evening was spent
with games and music, the honors IN
the games went TO Margary Anderson
and Clarence mccoy. a beautiful
birthday cake decorated the center Of
the table where dainty refreshments
were served 10 zen gusts.
surprise party was given ia the
home Of Mrs, George Heivon Of 76s
Beal avenue last evening Games and
music were enjoyed and nice lunoh-
eon served The guests were the Mes
DANES G. Sewers n. KIarowitz.A knott
Kate Markey, Z. Mauoy. Connley q. A.
Hagan. VIM. Murphy. u DahIcamp y.
Carroll J, A. LaMere. A. Ciehrine. Cou-
nley, Gerviu, 4. =. Masaro d. v I'm
right, Thos. Enright, A. Dillon Vim.
Lacey n. Dumagau. Waite. j. Burns.
=. Burns. j. J. Uaycraft. D. Dulin. n
Dulln, T. Raycraft, J. Dalton, r. Du-
srain NJ. Desmond, j. Einsele j. Ma
10y. y Long, Rammey r. Doolin j.
Engleton. the Misses Clara Roy. Lizzie
Roane. n. LaMere. Marie Afallov.
anna Carroll, Loeretta Gehring. Ruin
hathaway. Florence, Jeanette ana
Henrletu Hievou, Thomas Doolin and
Raymond Dulin,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

The new Rubini cigar is a mild Hs-
vana smoke Isl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
STARVATION

Have YOU ever been caught in the
Thousands OF ianocene children in
Europe are having their lives slowly
snufred out for the want OF food. You
can help them; won't you please at
o your bit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

why not try a new ItubinI cigar they
are a cool, sweet smoke Isl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
"Cets-It'
The Corn
and Callus
Peeler
This Corn Remover is Guaranteed.

Relief from corn suffering follows the
stppl fC4a ton Of "Ctets-Tt" almost Is
quickly as pain follows the thrust OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09
EAST CHICAGO
BOLT POSTPONED
o'NEIL-MENDELI.

The ollie O'Nel-samnly MendeI
bout, which was scheduled 20 be
fought at Indiana Harbor. last Friday
evening and which was postponed at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-09

THEo NooE secy rrea=.