Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 83, Hammond, Lake County, 24 September 1920 — Page 9

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Friday, September 24, 1920.

THE TIMES

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GARY

CONSTABLES IN FAILURE

It required just three minutes for the Jury in the curt of Justice IYarson

at Hobart to bring: in a verdict of not gruilty when Charles Creasliuum, S27 ; May wood ave., Haninion.i, was tried out a charge o fpoinling a yun at a, Gary j constable. j The case followed the arrest and ', "shaking down" of Creasbaum and two i friends when they were fishing alonsi the Little Calumet llivcr near lilacK i Oak several w eeks ago. Creasbaum in- '. stead of handing over the usual "bond, money" and letting it go at that, hired ! Attorney 1. T. Meyer of Hammond t 1 defend him In the Gary court. ! When the constables saw that a fight was on their hands, they dropped thi! charges of fishing without a license w hie. hthey knew was not necessary, and placed a new charge ot pointing a ; weapon. This was because of resist- t a nee which Creasbaum offered when he j

GARY COUNTRY GLOB 10 HAVE NEIGHBOR

Tlv; Chesapeake, and Ohio railroad is said to have purchased the eighty acre tract lying immediately west of the Gary Country Club grounds and will ut one- build a rim- le-le poll' course, fl"r-m.-it.'i-ies ruid cottages for th. use of employes of the railroad. The railroad company will n!--.. build a passenger station win re tie- l.U-h way aral'.els the ! iry .i:e! Sou:hin 1 n' rnrba n for the use (if the railroad recrcationists and Country Club er.ip'e vs. This will enable the Hamm-md members of t!ie club to get to u easily as. the & '. runs through the li. nr. of Hammond.

John W!l klmon. district president, rei torus from a Conference In Springfield,

111., with international ofiScers, including I'resl lent John Lewis, of the I'nlted Mine workers.

E-xKaiser's Chef Saved From Burial in Potters' Fisld CHICAGO. Rudolph Goeta. reportid to have been the personal chef for the ex-K.ii-o-r at one time, ar.d line I Chicago myoLciy man. recently found dead in a local hotel. Has sa.ed lYo-n

a burial in potters' field when a belli le y found 1 2T. n under the mattress in j his room. I'olice are seim-hiior for his '

s:st r. w ho Is said to hold his b;u.,t book containing d. pisits id $9,0ei.

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MAC SWIEEY

refused to cross the river to where thej constables were after they had tired , several shots at the fishermen. j Creasba urn's two witnesses were Itert Twing an i J hn I-angmyrr of; Whiting. An interesting feature de- ; veloped when Attormy Meyer asked i one of the witnesses to point out the j men who were in the eon.-table's party.; The witness included lVputy Prosecu-; tor Marsh who was conducting thC prosecution in Judge Pearson's court.! The witness positively Identified the deputy prosecutor as one of the men j who was on the other side of the river , when he obeyed the command of the j constables and went across. Other developments are expected! soon as a result of the investigation :

which has been made by state game officials.

IMPROVED

I.oxrv.N. Sept. 2 1. Slight improvement was j.J:,-wn tod..y in the condition of Terence .V ;!.."-' v : loy, l.ungcr-j-: ri ir. g lord mai r of C ok. it was announced at i:r.:.:i jail that Mao-S-.viney was con.- ;i::s an 1 til.it tiie

.; in his !:-:rl had abated. Tien physic. an sai l t ha: Ma. Sviv:y ably woi.id li.e for several day? -. un'.iT-s he suffered a heart at-

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GARY

OMAN

SUES

That her uncle induced her to come to Gary and live with him while her husband was in the army, and then forced her to give him. f 704, is charged by Anna Lemene, of Gary, in a suit f:le.d this morning in the Ilammoni superior court. The complaint whichj was dawn up by Attorneys Cleveland & Cleveland, i-lates that the young woman was living in Pittsburgh, when her husband entered the service. The uncle, Joseph Xepfhe, persuaded her to move to Gary and make h-T home with him. She worked in the home and made no other acquaintances. Gradually the uncle's attitude changed and instead of being solicitous for her welfare he would curse, her and threaten h.-r with boiily violence. He also reviled her husband and declared he should never see her again. She had brought $700 of Mer own money with her. He wanted it to help purchase- a grocery store and promised her an interest in the place. The woman refused to let him have the cash at iirst. but he threatened to turn her out into the streets so she five it up. Shortly after- he received the money he drove her from the house and has since then refused to give back the $700.

SOVIET TKOOFS ARE DEFEilTED PATHS, Sept. 21. The Soviet troops on th" Crimean battle front have been driven from A ! xa nd rovsk, 140 miles northeast of (Jdssa, and have been flung back across the Hneiper river to the western bank, it i;i admitted in a soviet war office communique wirelessed from Moscow today. The communi q u a gays: "We ha.e lost Alevandrovsk on the Crimean front after a violent battle. We now occupy positions on the ffc'. bank of the Im-iper river. "On the Polish tront a battle rages in the sector of Volkovysk. Prushany mi Vo'.otrhi.-k. The enemy has been driven back."'

SAVA HAD WRONG DOPE When S.iva lU'lich, at 9 Adam silttt. Gary, wao arrested by ofiieers Helin and Pfatf of the Gary police "sponge squad" for selling "white mule" yesterday a t'te rno.ui. lie siuilid. furnished bond for his appearance in court and went back to his domicile 1 1 joiell.g. "I'll g t -ut of it with a line," thought r!ich. "and if the judge sentene.-s me to Jail, lo-'il suspend the sentence, like tiny do in most all the liquor cases." Orli.h was wrer.", however. This' morning there was one or two fedtiai audits in the court room and they were tl'.eje for one sole purpose, to see what disp.-sitiou was being made of ti... liquor cases. t'p..n hearinj th evidence, Jurist Hunn found I'llich gu.'.ty. fined him a $13 i.i and costs and impos. d a jail sentence of (10 diiys. Iuiieh's i bin dropped as he whimpered to his attorney "aren't they going to suspend my jail sentence." "Sh, no." said his lawyer, "they can't they say then are some federal men in the court room." The court approved an appeal bond.

TEXAS MINERS BACK TO WORK FORT WORTH. Tex.. Kept. 24. Twelve hundred coal miners employed In the S'rawn and P.ridsefleM mines rturned t- work after being out three days on "va"a,:on" because the operators and union conferees here could not agree on new wage scales. A temperarv agreement was signed

Ip.s's night which will b.old pood un::l

AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ON 4th AVE. Another automobile collision occur-

1 red in Gary today when Fiorian Peau-

j an tlrove his machine directly Into j an Kssex car owned and driven by

llarry J uis.

Jones was returning from work tn.s morning ahniitv(n o'clock, and was driving east on Fourth avenue. Fiorian Deaulean, J uv-.s alleges, waa coming at a fast rate of speed down Jackson street and wasted no time In looking for machines that irght be coming down Fourth avenue. but drove straight ahead Into Jone' car, break-

jirg ant cenaing uie leuoer oi ...c j sex. and damaging the rear wheel, j Jones is preparing a F'.ii-f for damI a sees against Inalan who. at the ' time of th accident, absolutely re- : f-:e.l to make nr.y settlinent.

Krf? - TABLETS -tay-i; tfomi&i

Lyman B. Ritter, Druggist.

ST. LOUIS MAY GET G. A. R. MEET IN'DIATn'APOLIS. Ind., Sept. 24. St. Louis proba'oly will get the next encampment of the Grar.d Army of the Republic. Forty thousand dollars has been raised in St. I.ouis to bring- the convention here, H was announced toil ay. W". A. Ketch am of Indianapolis is slated to succeed Daniel M. Hall of Columbus, Ohio, ay commander-in-chief.

Phone 154Yellow Cab Co. Any Time, Any Place HAMMOND

HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY raca iabu,

Value Your Eyes? Bon-Opto Is a system cf caring for tha r ;.- nt heme. It is urd by more than a million people ti I o carr for ttn ir ry;i r5 they care for their tcrtii; t- t Iransc rnd preserve them. If ;oii .ire not on-; ef the million j,-;n llicr ran'-s todav. (let Home Treatment Outfit from your !rm?cist mi l x:;r directed, (llnn, fr"5'i feelins ryes snl the clearness cf visioa will muive the

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Sales at Salesroom daily 630 STATE LIXE ST. Orders Taken cn Phone Hammond 133G-M

NEW PIANO'S FOR RENT

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WE HAVE taken a very considerable proportion of the 1920 output of a lar?;e factory these we will sell at a sharp reduction as long as they last, or will rent on convenient terms.

Factory Eranch 151 Stats St. Phone Hammond 3363 j'f

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CAB JL E Piano Company Home of the celebrated Iason & Hamlin Cable Corner Wabash and Jackson

ARREST FIVE CHICAGO MEN Five Chi. aRo men. who were arretted by the Hary indict- at .Sth avem.o and Broadway Miertiy al'Ier 4 o'clock thi.-t m'.rnitis were I,,,oke,i on open cliars at the station. They nre htinkr held until the police are able t .-u-cure their past toon's. It is believed that the quintette w .-re planning t n rohblnt; a st ore.

r t been solicited for membership arcj ir. vited to (tlx? in their names. Th . hoituc in takltiff Kreat interest In promotingnil iiec-.-ssary data for the o-

men to more thoroughly familiarize them selves with tin ir new- rigV.s. They ! ask the co-operation of every woman : i liKib!-' to exercise her riRltt to the vote to Join thepi. j

Twin City

Nevjs Note

The I.iane of V.'umen Vote's will meet nt the City Hall Monday evening and take instructions in the use of tioVotinr m.-o'hine with Mr. V., !'.. Camp

bell, assistant city cimiiio r t;iins tliej i nstrneiiors. W.'iii. n of llo- eommuni-i

ty who have iod alli.-.l tio ni.s. lve.s with the lea t;u" are most cordially invited to aUcnd it respective of their party pi eft reiiec. I,-iily, new member. are b.-ii.-o a.bl.d to Co- fast ftrnwlns 'i-t of the b-amie and v. onn n v, h have

Gasoline as an Insecticida. It Is stated !ion t ho tuitliority of nn Ifs Ifiin.cil a body than The bureau of bldlo-icil survey that nil in.e-ts ohta!n t!:eir oxygen .siuijiliiw throiiL'h Kinall lioles In ilielr bmliis. When sm-li ll oily sulistanee us :isoline fotnos into ...iitnet wi'h i!ie posts the sources of their nxye-on stipjily nre Hosed, and. l.'ickit.- breath, they na t nrtilly die in a Short time.

G rove's Iron I OffllC

P&ia GfoHdfrai? Mead iron Iron in Syrup form Is more readily digested and assimilated than Iron Pills or Iron Tablets, and naturally you get quicker results. The Iron in GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP is digested as soon as it is swallowed and, therefore, is promptly assimilated. You can soon feel its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. The Syrup is flavored and children love to take it. Contains no Nux-Vomica or other poisonous drugs, therefore, it can be given to The Babe, The Child, The Mother and The Grandmother with perfect safety.

Price 60 Cents.

Look for this signature on the package.

Saturday Special

liocoiafe reanut llusters

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Deware of imitations. Look for the name on the window Hammond Candy Company when you wish to take advantage of our specials. We have only two stores the Hohman Street store and the State Street store. In order that the public may be sure that they are getting the genuine Hammond Candy Company product, it may be necessary to look for the name on the window.

Hammond

TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA .

HOLE-PROOF HOSIERY 1 e famous ribbed-top HolesvlV(.l''!l,?PT'V proof Hosiery for women

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Limit one pair to a customer. In cordovan and African brown only. Headquarters for Holeproof and Phoenix Hosiery for men, women and children.

THE MODEL ROTHSCHILD and HIRSCH Hammond's Best Clothiers

NOTICE

i win p.ac T.n 5a i e at corner I.ojran and Hohman .vt. in Hii'lm block, Fririny and Saturday, H-ir. 24 arid 23, thi; following: I

'ar,cy Calif. Anrieot. 2", slz can.J ..in'

Calif. Whitt Cherries, No. 10 1.35 I Itoyal Anno Fancy Cherries. No. 2. ..'!4 j Fancy Calif. Peaches, Xo. 10... .!. J Corn Ileef, Xo. 1 2Z' Corn I'.c-ff, 1 it. b. ran 41 j Corn IJceP. fi lb. cm 1.73 i Roast beef, l lb. can 17-3 I lloast Repf. 0 lb. can .H5 Corn r.-rf ITa-'h, 1 lb. can 23 1 Fancy r'.MC.on. 12 lb. can ... 2.60 j

1 while flOfi cans bacon 1,'iFt. A limiteri an-.eTjnt of pnttci meats. Can you imagine l-iryintr fancy bacon at less than 22 cents per pound. N"ivi. your chance to lay in your Wntpr meat piipply and help riino the H. C. cf I Kvery article is a bargain. Every can guaranteed. 0-22-2e DAN'TKI. r.ROWX.

Better call up The Times anj have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it wili be there.

FOR

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Chas. Arkin & Son 163 State St. Hammond

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wif fAe nearesf NEWARK SHOE STORE tomorrow and see these elegant FALL STYLES in NEWARK SHOES, and they will appeal to you as being splendid $& and $10 Values. For Men and Women

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When jou see theae NEWARK shoes for Fall you are goinfr to realize that the era of high prices has been finally broken and that once more you can enjoy the comforts and pleasures of fine footwear at really sensible" prices. For $5 and $6 you have your choice ot many, styles for Fall styles which we believe you will .say are unsurpassed by any others at $8 to $10 in town. If you wonder how we can offer such marvelous values, realize that Ave are the largest retailers of shoes in the world, and that we

sell direct to you with one small

profit through our own chain of over 300 stores, scattered

all over the United States.

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The iarget Chain of Shoe Store in the United States. Hammond Store 572 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET Open Tuesday and Saturday Nights