Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 261, Hammond, Lake County, 22 April 1920 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Thursday, April 22, 1920

STANDS FOR HIGH IDEALS

Ths rythian Order in Hammond has tfod for many years for th highest ldi-a!a in American cltiynship, patriotic devotirin to the country an1 loyalty to the civic welfare of th- community. Purinr the years the rythian Lfcdge has been operate! in tins city, till Castle Hall has been the mrettns; plaea of men Inspired to perform a ervlce for their fcliowmen t aid In all that wouM tend t'-arj the (!elopment of a nf!i reRii'i-td community. To he a rythian in Ov.s town means that yo uare alive to the social melfare of the community, that v-mi are loyal to th fraternal concept i-n

of life and that you ha-va nlttd In! and sisters, contributed much to t.ulld-

the cause of the development of brotherhood and fraternal fellowship of men. Perhaps n other fraternal society has performed a greater service to the community than has the Knight of Pythias during the last few days. Jlore than 720. POO men of the Vnited States and Canada are members of the Order. There are fifty-four grand domains and over 7.500 lodges. The Order has proved itself loyal to country. More than SO.OOO young men of the Order crossed the seas or were ready for embarkation when the armistice was siffned. The rythian Order was the first to write into its "Ritual the flajr ceremony: it was the first American fraternity to enforce the sole of rituals printed in Knglish; it was the first to disbar from membership men epgajr'i in the lifii,ir traffic. It has made war on all things not safe and sane and doe9 everything possible for making: the world better.

The war record of the members of

this Order is second to none. Besides

sendins a lare number of members into tbe service, those who remained it home. aid"d hy their wives, mothers

trig- up the moral of the community

and in supplying trta needs of th gov-; ernmant at a tlma when ths service, of every cltlsen was demanded. Up-"j

on the record the lxdge has mad in this community, the members of th l.o.lg solicit the consideration of ail men who loe thir country ana who are interested in building up a fraternal conception of life. Ony Monday evening, April 26th, Hammond lAjdge will entertain tho Lodges of Lake county at the Third County meeting. John XV. Craix, G. C.llobt. A. Brown, K.. of H. and S., and other Grand Ldge off 1 cor., will be present . The Third Hank train of East fhtck U-idge will confer the rank of Knights on a class Usquires at tilia meeting . All members and all sojourning Knights are urped to be present. W. A. HOKE. K. of U. and S. M. E. FK.VME, M . of K.

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Capital and Surplus $110,000.00

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Savings Accounts for Children Having a bank book for a child somehow or other seems to suggest why this or that dime should not be spent foolishly. Rather, give it to the little one and some day the money will come in handy. Every child ought to have a savings account. And when the youngster is able to earn 'money on his or her own initiative that account will grow faster. A dollar will get a bank book for a child.

Don't throw youi papet aw3j vithout readine the want ad paee.

DANCE GANG WARFARE IS ON INCREASE

tContlnusd trorn pre one.

a three story drop tr. the ground and as Mullaney supported the mutilated Irondale man the crowd from bthmd pav a. push and Mullaney dropped to his kncs mid-way down the steps. The mob Ik hind was tryin? feverishly to ?f t t'as-ey asain and if It were not fr another Whltingc policeman who rushed up ftairs to Mul'aney's aid the itU'ran officer would have 0)en trampled by the enrased crowd. oitside more than 300 others waited and as thi two pclloeTuen and Casey i hvii 1 the sidewalk the mob made a i-usjh. Swinging their clubs the police kept the roughs at bay until Casey had been carried as far as the Princess llioatie where he was slipped to safety. Theatre patrons he.arinfr the cries, "don't shoot," became panicky and poured into the street. Casey was hold in the theatre for several minute."'. I'unt'tis. ibleeding. exhausted, he rested

First calumet Trust And Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Capital and Surplus $120,000.00

Bricks Go Up The price of common brick has been advanced again. This time 2 dollars more per thousand. Hardly a month goes by unless building materials rise in price, and building wages are on a steady increase. This suggests; if fire wholly or only partially destroys your building it would cost you much more to replace it now than when you built it. Have you enough insurance to replace your building? If you aren't sure consult us.

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in an effort to stem his ebbing strengtn.

Outside tho mob clamored and ham

mered on the gtass doors. The police realljlng the situation as the crowd

grew by scores, took Casey tc a back door cf the theatre where he was escorted to a near-by house. Later the

theatre doors were thrown cpen and the word tent around that Casey had escaped. All night the gang watched every Chicago bound street car for a glimpse of the elusi-ve Irondale gangster. '

The dance haii was crowded at the time of the fight. More than 100 girls with reddened hps and very pink cheeks came to the dame from South Chicago. Half a hundred well known Hammond girls were there also. A rumor said that two ftreet car loads ef Irondale men passed through W'hiting but seeing the rnob gathered In front of the dance hall rode on without getting off. Attempts by police to line up the ring leaders of the '"Whiting gans have met with failure. They are said to hall

from that section of the city which lies under the shadow- of the Standard Oil smoke stacks. Trate members of the city administration are groping for some way to cope with the gang and its fights. All indications point to a murder before the war between rival fa tions is ended. According to !-:-earn Mullaney. veteran members of the Whiting police department, if th" fights continue it will be as much a taking one's life in his hands for a Whiting young man to get off a street, car at White City in the near future.

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INSURANCE TRUSTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS

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A Firestone Truck Tiro for Every Road, Load and Condition J - that is one of the reasons why ve stocked the Firestone line. All our trade can find the riht equipment in Fircstones. And there are unmatched records for resiliency, strength most miles per f dollar. Ask U3 about them. Champion Auto Equipment Co. Hammond, Ind. Sheffield and Chicago Aves.

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HELLERMAN'S New Spring Oxfords for

Women at 5iand7

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Ask for Buster Brown Shoes for boys and girls. They are better and cost no more.

They come in black kid and patent leather and carry a high Frrnch heel. We consider it quite a merchandis

ing accomplishment to have produced such a line of footwear this season at $5.50 and $7.00 A score of different styles in a'l the new lasts and patterns at $5.50 to $11.00 and they're all "good lookers." HELLERMAN'S SHOE STORE FOR DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR 5S5 Kohmaa Street. Hammond, lad.

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A "Catchy" Item or Two for You

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FRuM MR. MANDEL There is. or ought to be, an infinitely greater ambition surging within the business man than just selling merchandise ; the real joy and satisfaction of it comes from a realization that you have served your customers well.

Those Silk Dresses Outstanding value they are that correctly interpret fashion's trend;

tailored of Georgette, Taffeta, Charmeuse and batm.

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Others up to $95.

The New Sport Coats These new Sport Coats are beauties to behold; they are in a variety of "catchy" colors and made up in the latest models no two of them alike. They are cheap in price only, and we have made

the price so low there is no chance -r"!

where near the price. Look them over whether vou buy now or not. Fri. and Sat.

CHARMING SKIRTS, $6.50 New arrivals direct from the makers; fully express4.he last thought m correct skirt designing; novelty cord pleats, velour checks in splendid materials, in shades that are stunningly pretty. AC?? rare bargain at only

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In order to accommodate our customers, we will accept a deposit on any garment, if more convenient.

We have an expert alteration lady, who will do alterations necessary free of charge. .

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Opp. Post Office, Bet. State and Plummer.

The Store that Gives You Quality and Satisfaction

SILK DRESSES Beautiful assortment Taffeta, Georgette, Charmeuse and Satin Dresses, with fancy tuckings, braiding or embroidery. They formerly sold at $34.50. Specially priced

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Others at $23.50 and $21.50. LADIES' SKIRTS Charming new patterns in Wool Poplins and Serges. Very special $7 98

All Wool Plaid Skirts, Friday and Saturday, only

LADIES' APRONS Strictly washable dark and light percales, in large number of patterns. Special for Friday and Saturday jj 1 'JQ $1.89 and " BOYS' UNION SUITS

Sizes 2 to 16; fine qualities.

SILK CAMISOLES Elastic top; made in washable satins; white, flesh, navy and changeable colors. For Friday and C"! gCJ Saturday only BOYS' WASH SUITS

They come in plain and striped percales;

sizes 3 to o. For Friday and Saturday only

New stock of Boys Wash Suits, Rompers and Creepers; consist of the finest materials and patterns. Prices 1 25 up from

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GIRLS' GINGHAM DRESSES Mostly of sizes 7, 8, 10, in strictly washable ginghams. To close out Satur- " J.Q day we price them at $K75 and We also carry a full line of Children's Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 and 8 to 17; beautiful assortment at lowest prices.

Ladies' Silk Hose; a good fibre silk hose, strictly firsts; OA black and brown; all sizes; for Friday and Saturday only

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WE HAVE positively the finest stock of Player Pianos in LAKE COUNTY. WE ARE OUT OF HIGH RENT DISTRICT and can save you $50.00 to $100.00 on the HIGHEST GRADE Player Pianos sold in Hammond or elsewhere. WE HAVE over 1,000 satisfied customers in LAKE COUNTY alone. YOUR NEIGHBOR KNOWS US. PACKARD, BOND, SOLO CONCERTO, HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS. Convenient terms lowest prices highest quality and Honest Service our motto.

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