Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 18 September 1920 — Page 2

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Pros Start New League

Hammond Joins Football Giants and Nev Organization is Perfected. TV. A. A. Toung, part owner an'1 aruiR.T of the Hammond professional f.iotba'.l teafu. which wan beaten lat y.ar aftr a dfsperate fierht by "nly 3 r--ints by Jim Thorpe's Canton Tifrer

r.'lurnfd today from Canton, O , -where-

r-vofi-sstonal football was put nn a -Mil basis and an eleven team ctr"i t oran!zed which wlU footer pro-

f-siona.I football as a eport . Jim

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known ns the American Professional lV-!bli Association.

The citica represented In the Jeafru

i . cieven and are as follows: Hami -nd. Cleveland. Canton. Buffalo, Masf r. IVtroit, Rock Island, Akron, luyton, Rochester. N. Y.. and Dect .: r . Dr. Young: was elected chairman o ii .ft executive committee which wt'.l have, charg-e of the rules and regulations. These Include the safe-Ruard-ir.R of the gr'ame, exclusion from any oHege player eligible to r'ay at colleg? and the prevention of players jurr.pjncr from one club to to another for a higher money consideration. " Hammwnd will have the greatest team In Its history this year and for . he most part will be a traveling team. It will begin practice in Hammond rark immediately. Its schedule so far is Dot. 17, Dayton, 31, Rochester. Nov. 7 Akron. 1, Canton, 21 Cleveland.

BEACH FANS TO

HAVE NEW ROAD

Automobile owners will not have anvi

trouble driving up to the beach at Miller nrt year," said John YV . llosan. kini; of th concessions this morning when asked relative to a rumor that he planned on constructing a c-onoreio road to the water's edjje. The plank road which we put in early tUis summer turned out to ne a fizzle," says Mr. Hgan, 'and I lost nearly a thousand dollars on the Idea, but next year we intend to put in something more substantial and permanent ." As a private enterprise, Mr. Hogan intends to construct a concrete road from the bridge to the beacn. wide enough for two machtnes to pass each other at any point. He is now securing prices as to the cost of the road. He also intends to construct a parkins place large enough for several cars.

FIKE KAVAUiiS IN TAMPICO OIL FIELDS SAN' ANTONIO. TK . Sept. is Fir which has already causad damage estimated at J5.00O.000 is raging unchecked in the Tamplco oil tlelds, according to reports reaching here at noon today. Five oil tanks were wiped out while buildinK and a number of dwellings were also rated by fire which spread from the tanks in great burst burst of flames.

The application went forward to Ottawa today and If the reply is favorable, Fischer will be turned over to the Immigration officials on Monday.

SEEKS TO DEPOET ED. P. FISCHER HAMILTON. Out.. Sept. IS. Immigration Inspector Sweeney of this city today made application to the department of justice at Ottawa for the deportation of Edwar.l J. Fischer, held here on a

lunacy charge and suspected of having

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outrage.

TWO ESCAPE FROM VA. PEN

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'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE . MOVNPSVILL.E. "W. VA.. Sept. IS Two prisoners escaped from the West Virginia penitentiary here today. Mack Bright, a trustee, serving a life term, failed to report at the-slate farm after leaving the prison , and while) guards were going out the wagon gate to search for him, Charles Robinson, a federal prisoner, serving a 20-year term, slipped rast the gatekeeper and got away. Both prisoners have not been re-captured.

AUDITORIUM THEATRE JI7 Calat Ay- Hatnmo. TODAY Mae Murray in "THE TWIN PAWNS" Also "Dollars and CenU" TOMORROW Clara Kimball Young in "CHEATING CHEATERS" Also "Social Club" Good

STOCK MARKET CH30A00 LIVESTOCK HOOS Receipts. 2,000. market 10 to 15c higher; bulk, 1S3 17:30; lop. 18; heavy weight. 36. 60017. 6o, medium weight. IT. 10 17.90; light weight. 17.25 (J 17 90: light lights. 16.60 U 17.70; heavy packing sows, smooth. 16. 13 0 1S.5C; Pack ing sows, rough. 16.50 fl-16. 10; pigs. 1660S 17.25. CATTLE Receipts. 2.000.

longhorns.

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Dorothy Dalton in "THE MARKET OF SOULS" SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Norma Talmadge in "YES OR NO"

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Gfr Big Doable Feature y Norma Talmadge ia "YES OR NO" C and Dorothy Dalton in t "LA APACHE" Afternoon! only jz EVENINGS H.1 "YES OR NO" TODNESDAY AND THURSDAY Constance T-almaige in rf "IN TWO WEEKS"

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A Nation's Prosperity is Founded on the Savings of it's People It is the individual saving of each man, woman and child, coupled with education invention and enterprise, that makes a nation great and prosperous. Opportunity plays no favorites. What another has done. YOU can do. If you are not already a member of this big, loyal, SAVING family, come into this bank and start an account. As your savings grow, your pride will grow with them. - 3 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS The American Trust and Savings Bank "The Bank That Service Built." A. J. SWANSON. Pres. DANIEL BROWN. Vice Pres. H. 0. REISSIG. Secy.-Treas.

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STURDILY built designed for power and dependability, potsessing grace and beauty irr every line the new Buiclc Nineteen Twenty One series signally upholds the traditions that have made the name Buick a notable word in the automotive industry. Two decades have more than justified the unwavering fidelity to the accepted engineering ideals to which Buick stands committed The same rugged Valve-in-Head motor refined is a distinguishing feature of every model. In appearance, the Buick Nineteen Twenty One series is notable for

the haimonious blending of low, graceful body lines; in appointments, for those added refinements that so materially increase the pleasure and comfort of motoring. In addition to the general features of the new models the Buick FivePassenger Touring Car (Twenty One Forty Five) possesses a roominess of tonneau and new arrangement of seating that affords occupants the utmost in riding comfort. For the business man or his family; for the needs of city driving or country driving, this model excel! because of its capacity for varied service.

WE NOW HAVE SIX NEW CARS JOHN SCHMUESER BUICK AUTO SALES 694-696 So. Kohman St., Hammond

WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM

BUTTER Receipts. 7, SIS tubs; cream ery, tra. fir,; extra firsts. 53' : firms. 4754S; packing stock. 37QM01,.. EGGS Recfiptn. 7,672 cues; current tfCfipts. 48f?43; firsts. 46'9 47; extra, 535;'; checks. 30j?36; dirties. 35 CHEESE Tw-lns. n-.v, 16 , ; da.ales.

2; young Americas

27 S; brick. 26. LIVE I'OULTRT Turkeys. 45; chickens. 30; springs, 31; roosters. 23; geese. 14: ducks, 2S. POTATOES Receipts 42 cars; Minnesota and Ohios anl Wisconsin, ' 2 9' 2.26.

American Locomotive 37 American Smelting 64 American Steel Foundry 37' American Tel. ani Tel. ,-loo'i Baldwin Ivocomotive 113 Bethlehem Steel B 78 Canadian Taclflc ...122

CHICAGO VEAL. 30 to 80 lbs., 1SW

70; 70 to 80 lba.. ;o?22; 8' to 100 lbs.,' 23",24; fancy, 25; overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs ., 15'5 17c. ! rHICAGO CASH C.nAI WHEAT No. 1 hard winter, Zi'S'1 254 ; 2 hard winter. 2il'i'fi252; No. 1 northern fprlng. 262. CORN No. 2 white, IIS1 3 128. No. 2 yellow, l27'4 Fj 128 ; No. 3 white, 126 S. 3 yellow, 127' . OATS No. 1 white, 61?? 63; 1 white 6mH; 6 9 61H.

Central Leather , Corn Products . Crucible Steel . General Electric General Motors .

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Nickel 19'

Int. Paper ; Lackawanna Steel 63 Lehigh Valley 69 t Mldvale Steel 41 New York Central 76 Reading . 9s Republic Iron ' and Steel ; 84 Texas Co. Union Pacific 123H I. S. Steel . 31 S Westinghouse 43 Willys Overland to1-, Sinclair Oil 3i

American Can American Car and Foundry

Arthur Goodrich's (X 4? if Famous VJP : f:yff Ecoadwav Success . till Jtf

Where Everybody Goes

HAMMOND :: INDIANA Tne Coolest Place in Town

EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION TODAY AND SUNDAY LA MONT'S BIRDS AUSTRALIAN COCKATOOS

HELEN & ARTHUR BUCKLEY Magic and Comedy Mind Reading

JOE DEVLIN Blackface Comedian

SYNCOPATION Musical Oddity

CHAS. MILLARD & CO. A Darn Good Reason

FOUR JUVENILE KINGS Harmony Singing

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 19,20 and 21st

i-J-O-U PASTIME

TODAY THE COUNTRY GOD FORGOT With an AD-Star Cast AUo 2-reel Comedy COMING MONDAY FOR FOUR DAYS " Mack Senaett' "DOWN ON THE FARM"

TODAY AND TOMORROW Will Rogers in "JSE' CALL ME JIM" Rogers' Best Picture MONDAY VIOLA DANA

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BIG JIM Not another like him in ten thousand miles. BIG JIM Most talked of man in Hammond. BIG JIM The only man who ever floored Bob Fitzsimmons. BIG JIM Who broke all church records in his country. BIG JIMrWho held America's largest religious open air service. BIG JIM -Of whom Roosevelt said: 'He got my goat and will get yours 9 BIG JIM Los Angeles Examiner: "The Ty Cobb of preachers. ",

Who put spell, punch and spizzerintum into the gospel.

"The Secon

No Christian should miss this sermon. It will hearten you. Is the time near? Was the great war the." Bible Armageddon?

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The California evangelist human dynamo will hit on all cylinders. Hear the singingest choir in town. Hear the orchestra and large children's chorus.

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WITH GOD