Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 286, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1920 — Page 2

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Friday. Mnv 21. 10:20.

TERRIFIC BATTLE ON IN EUROPE

BY KR.OK nHIU.TON I. V fable Kdltor I Th battle between the KuFfian r.Mshvik army and the Poles has n acln d a magnitude and ferocity which muk.-.i j it comparable with some of the sri'at j

engagements on tlie WrsU-m freni during the world war. Under the leadership of Oen. Alexis Rruisloff. one of the maMcr .-strategi.-fl s of the old imperial resime in ltu.sc-.ia. the r.oishevik army, strengthened hy enormous levies of reinforeemeuis. is striking violent Mows on the Northern end of the fighting front hetw.-n the T'ripet marshes and the fortress of Pvinsk. on the Pvina river. rrobably 300. ooo men are actively ensa;ed in this territio encounter and the Kussiarts claim the capture of thousands of prisoners and enormous supplies of boot y . This counter offensive, which began la.t Friday, has for its object a drive through the Polish front to l) insk. Vilna and Minsk to compel the Poles to retreat from Kiev and other. tkainian territory they occupied in April and early this month. This is the form of ."trategy with which the public was made familiar during the world war. The Russians are endeavoring to strike towards the southwest in order to get behind the Polish center and compel a general Polish retreat. The Russians claim to have advanced from Sit to 4rt miles over a front of

Polish hat tie line and crossing the strategically important I'.eresma river. The fighting in progress now is raging along the eastern rim of old Russian territory that the Poles quietly occupied in 191!. against the counsel of some of the allied Ht atesmeu . Included in this area of Polish occupation are the great cities of PvinsK,' Vilna and Minsk, which tlw Russians are striving to re-take.

HOLD YOUTH ON GIRL'S CHARGES

"I asked my mother and she said I couldn't marry her." This is tho statement that J S-.v ar-pld William Caldwell of Christopher, ill., held under arrest in Gary and accused by a -y t ar i'ld -g iri who expects to become a mother very shortly.

K made ardent love to nn ." said j pretty 1 9-year-old Anna ( ildstu rvy to I

a reporter yesterday, 'II-' promised to marry me and. th" fool that 1 was. 1 fell for htm." "Oh. you know the story." she said bitterly. "Then he tued -f me and went. away. His mother is the fault of it all. we would have been married if il hadn't been for her interfering, te'he thought 1 wasn't good enough for him and told him he was too young, couldn't support a wife ami couldn't marry me." "1 heard that he lift the city and took the next train. That was over

a month ago. 1 found him working

in liary and having a good time

asked him what he was going to do about it and he explained that his mot lie r wouldn't let him marry me. "He promised that he would see me

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until yesterday, when I caused his ar- j rest. 1 don't know what to do. My j Hh'-Mio V K A I , mother anjl sister has turned me d 'Wii. )),-; 711 1,, mi everyone seems down on me. I can J lbs.. Itl'.jlTu: fancy.

see the f 'lly of it all now."

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Feature Attraction todayTori Linton and His Jungle Girls A Miniature Musical Comedy. 10 People -Mostly Girls. WILLIAMS & DAISY Sensational Novelty.

TWO CYCLE ACCIDENTS Tw. Hi"! ore 1 e accident!! 111 both of which the inj, nies were n.-l serious were rejiorted to the Kast Chicapro foliee yesterday evening. Little ()l?a .lurcfi. 3!Cl I'each fl.reet. slightly liruisd w hf 11 a rnotcreyi-le around vhieh she was playing fell over on

hr. John Kii'.h.". .'ilT Cata'pa ctre't, had left the ma' lime Ktandmtr at I hcorner nf 14'ith and Peach streets. Kelix Jarek. who lives at t;:n Johnson tfe(.fi llaniiiiorid. was bruised when h5 Tell off , nn-toti yele which he was riding; at 14Sth and White oak avenue. lie was arrested fir drunktmess.

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FRANK BARDON Whistling Oddity. CHRISTOPHER & WALTON The Barber Next Door. LEWIS & JAMES Black Face Comedians.

SOL BURNS Comedian.

Also Jack Dempsey ii Devi! Jack."

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PASTIME -TODAY TODAY and TOMORROW SYLVIA BREAMER and ROBERT GORDON And all 5tar ca?t. in "RESPECTABLE BY PROXY"

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B-i-j-q-u TODAY--'THE GREEN CLOAK" With all star cast. Also "Llrno the Fearless." TOMORROW NEAL HART Also "Llmo tlie Fearles. "

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Todciy and Tomorrow-Jack Pickford in "In Wrong." Also Wm. Duncan in the 4th episode of "The Silent Avenger." Sunday Sessue Hayakawa in "The Devil's Claim."

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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. WHKAT No. 4 h:irl. .?'. N.. ?. n-Tlhern spring. 12.93. t ' ' Fi N -No. 2 miM 'i. $ I f'. 1 fi 7 : No -" yellow. Sl.O.'.'if l.!ei2: No. :1 mix.-.l. .!.!! No. 3 white. $ 1 . ; I y 1 . ;) 7 ; No. " ello. $1 .!i ) 'I, 1 fi 7 ; No. t m i x tit. $1.!'.": ". t j elii.w. X 1 .02 i l.'M. OATS No. 2 while. SLi'tlli 1.IL' U; .',-. White, il.ll5a -ij l.t": No. t W S; le, .? j 'n i.:) CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. liOOS Receipts. 2'UH". Ai. si.','., mostly 2,'ic ln'in i, i;ui'.. SI I.imi' 14.7.".. Top. $11. S3. Heavy u eight. $1.1.65 11.61. Me-riium w eight, i 1 4. ..7. I 4. . Light wcirM, J11.30 'n ! ;. Liul.t 'irht.. $l".St frf lt.iJCi. Hohv.v fiickinc "ows. smooth, ill' ." ft- IT!, in. Phi kma w-?, rouch. $ 1 2.00 'it I2.fi.".. 1'ijs. $ii 7-, -'i IT 73.

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i anil ti'.'dium. $:.T5 12.27. I'.ua li.f i'aljt!e; Heifers. - $7.75 4i 13.50; cows-, $"".H.".w (

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MEATS Fresh Made Hamburger Steak, lb 20c Plate or Brisket Boiling Beef, lb 12c

Nice Lean Pork Loins, 8-1 0 lbs. average, lb.

29c

GROCERIES Are you a coffee crank? Do not seem to be able to find coffee with the right tang to it. Give Club House try once is enough. You will always use it. at 55c per lb. can Club House Milk, per can. . 2lzc Dozen $1.48 Happy Home Catsup, large bottle 17c; two for 32c No. 1 Can Tomatoes. ..... .10c Dozen $1.10 Climax Spaghetti or Macaroni, 3 pkgs 25c Monarch Beans, can 122C dozen $1.48 Armour's Pancake Flour, pkg 12Mc American Family Soap, lObars ! . . .75c Swift's Washing Powder, 4 small pkgs 15c

Tak-hom-a Biscuits, 3 pkgs.. .ISc Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs 75c 75c for a Broom that will outwear Best Creamerv Butter. lb. . . .61c

any other at that price or high- American and Brick Cheese, ' er. Try it. j lb 34c . -Weil the North Side Grocer who advertises, delivers to all parts of the city, and gives S. & H. trading stamps.

Unbeatable in Style and Value

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Strictly Fresh New Laid

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NX'hile this classy little oxford ot rich black kid is not reduced in p ice, it is a wondo-rful value, due to placing orders for it over

FIGHT MONTHS AGO.

$10.00. All sizes and widths in stock now, and the price is only

$6.95

Sailor Ties, French Vamp Ties, Puraps and Oxfords Black and brown kid, black satin, suede and patent leather $8.50 to $15.

Fresh Pork Butts, nice and lean, lb 25c Fresh Hams, extra fancy.

6-10 lbs. average, lb 26c j

Brisket Bacon, lb 28c jg

Nice Fresh Cali Hams, 3-5 lbs. average. Ib. .

Smoked Cali Hams, 6-8 lbs. average, ib 21c Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 17c Kettle Rendered Lard, pure, lb 24c

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BOYS' SHOES Boys Black Calf Eng- 3 lish, extra quality. Boys' Brown Calf A Cf) English. $6.50. $5.50 ' Boys' Black "Kasko" Caif Button Shoe, very spe- 3 50 cial at Little Men's Shoes, black "Kasko" calf, lace, extra 2 35

qudiny Brown Calf Lace Shoe, a little beauty

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MISSES' SHOES Girls' Patent Leather "MaryJane" Pumps, $4.50. 345 $4.25 and Girls' Glaed Kid Mary Jane Pumps. . Brown and Black Oxfords, built over our footfotm last; extra good; C O C $3.50 to O. Children's Ankle Strap Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes, designed especially for grow- A tZf

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Walk-Over Shoes for. Men "Best for Life's Great Journey."

"The Devon" A new WalkOver creation! one of the smartest styles you'll see this season. A live, snappy model that will appeal to fellows who like a shoe with long graceful line. $10.00

Many other styles in Oxfords and Shoes ranging in price from $7.50 to $15.00 For Shoe News Wizard Foot Md c, Jas. B. Ortt Afr" New Shoes v " Will Keiieve Watch Our "YOUR SHOE MAN" All Foot Windows. . 169 E. Sts $ St., Hammond, lad. Troubles.

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Our Very Best

Gold Medal Blend per pound 47c--2 lbs.

90c

PET MILK Tall Cans (Small cans 6V2C)

Fresh Assorted Newsboy Cakes

Finest Amer.

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i'Finest Hand-Picked Michigan 1

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Old Style Malt Extract

Cracker Jack

3 Crown Muscatel RAISINS 29c lb., 25 lb. Case

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Our Delicious Town Talk COFFEE, lb. 41c

5 pounds $2.00

rjkg. 7V2C

22 oz. Jar Pure Fruit Preserves, Strawberry or Raspberry

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Brack's Almond Bars 5c