Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 94, Hammond, Lake County, 7 October 1920 — Page 2

THIH TIMES

Thursday, October 7, 1920.

IIS THIEF IS BUSY

WORK

A thief, who ctnvSSM a neighborha In a thorough house to houje n,tBw' Put lo Ms appearance In Htmmofid last night As a result of his visit wore than a dosen homes in the n,w West Park subdivision t Floberts. fle sought aid of the police department this morning--. . Practically ail of the houses of the subdivision are two slorjr affairs and rsmlllea sleep upstairs; The burglar wirrlad a short ladder In order to gain "trance through first floor windows. Ones laalda ha ransacked the entire lower floors without once arousing any of tha sleeping Inmates. The loaites vary from nothing to 1400. The maximum sum represents a quantity of .Jewelry taken from one home. In many Instances tha th-lef secure fnly eo to TO Cents for his trouble, hut fc Always left a trail of confusion and disorder In his wake-. Nine leaseholders reported visits by the thief early thU morning, and the police later discovered four more In which windows were opoiv. In the lat. er cases the famines were not at home and the extent of the los couM not be learned.

MAO SWINE Y ON 66th DAY OF FAST TjONDON. Oct. 7. From his bed In the Brixton Jail Infirmary. Terence MacSwlney. the hunger striking lord mayor of Cork today ent what may be hi final message to the Amerlaan peo. r'.e The message was sent throuah his brother. Peter MacSwlney, of New York, who has Just arrived here. It r: Trence wishes me to ay that sends love lo President de Valera. of the Irish republic, his colleagues au' tha American people. He and his comrades in the Cork Jail are determinel

to offer up their lives for the Irlali republic. Terence is very weak, but conscious and his determination has never wavered." This was the fifty-sixth day of Terence MacSwiney's hunger srtrlke. Peter MacSwlney was deeply shock, ed at the change in his brothers appearance since he last saw him. Terence Is emaciated almost to the point of death. The bones of his face nn.l limbs and his ribs protrude through tin skin. His eyes are sunken until thev are almost invisible. He cannot speak above a whisper. The Cork lord mayor was indignant over reports that he wa taking nourisment. He told hie brother he wished to emphasise that he is dying for a principle and for the freedom of fc'.s country. It is rumored that, in the event of MacSwiney's death in the Immediate future, the government will not illow a public funeral to be held In Cork.

HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS

Judge Hardy and a Jury In Room 2 are hearing the suit of William F. Garnty vs. Thomas D. Williams, et al. for the replevin of an automobile. Oarrlty claims possession of the machine on the ground that It was stolen from Mm and turned over to a garage owner In Indiana Harbor. Williams was then chief of police In East Chicago. He took possession of the car under dispute and because parts of different machines had been Juggled In order to make it difficult to Identify the machine, he refused to turn it over t the plaintiff. Peter Davis has brought mitt against Steve Vargo and Charles Miller to collect rent said to be due on a utore huilding at J State Line street. West Hammond, which the defendants had leased. McAleer. Dorsey & Oillett are attorneys for the plaintiff.

AMERICAN WOMAN ELECTIONEERS FOR WETS IN SCOTLAND

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PURE FOOD GROCERY

Specials for Friday and Saturday Fould's Famous Macaroni and Spaghetti Reg. 10c Packages, 4 Packages, 25c C-Dwr ew P30 -920 extTa quality oweet Jreas canned wi pcas. on 1

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(Holstein Brand.) Regular 18c value. 3 cans for

Sweet Potatoes

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Extra quality. Was 7cperlb. c

Extra Special Carry Sale Not Delivered No Phone Orders . Best Cane Granulated Sugar Per Pound J (QC 5 Lb. limit to Customer None Sold to Children

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following a night of orgy In a room In a south aide hotel, a trip around the cabarets. Hershey fell, asleep and woke up to find that he had been "robbed of over 1100 In cash. He at once accused Wilson of the theft of the money, but Wilson denied tht he was guilty. Sergeant Knott was sure that Wilson stole the mony and an' hour later In a search at Wilson's home. 1183-of the nvney was located. Wilson had driven home In a taxi and gave It to his wife. He was booked on aehnrge of grand larceny and following a fine and sentence In the nary city court yesterday morning Wilson was taken to Crown Point and arraigned before Judge Martin Smith In the criminal court. Judge Smith also lound him guilty, fined him f-3 and costs. Imposed a sentence of 1-14 years and disfranchised him for a period of 6 years.

46 Vs. CHICAGO VEAL. 50 to 60 lbs.. 14 9 18: 70 to 80 lbs.. 18i'21: 80 to 10 lbs.. I3TI4i fancy. 5i overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 IhH., 15T17.

STATE TAX LEVIES

' CUT TO 20 CENTS

Board Rescinds its Action

of Sept. 28 Following Conference with Governor

' Mrs. Minona Jones. Mrs. Minona Jones, president of "th Race Betterment leasrue of Chicago, has erone to Scotland to take an active part in the pre at wet and dry tiirht now bein wared in thai couDtry. She is defending the liquor interests, and was called to Scotland to offset the influence o! "Pussyfoot' Johnson, who is campaisrnine for the drys.

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John W. Townsend and wife have

) petmonea mc court 10 aaopi. ueorKc Forrest Cleasby. the 11-yesr-old son of : Mrs. Townsend by a previous marriAge.

I RECORD FOR SPEEDY

. JUSTICE IS MADE

Twelve hours after Walter K. Wilson had been arrested, ha was on his way to ther penitentiary to serve a sentence of one to fourteen years. This is a record in speedy Justice that was recorded by the Gary polico yesterday. Night before last Wilson who is a

l married man talked two iary girls

Into going on a Joyrlde. They met another Gary man, Charles Hershey, and

Why Not Let Vn. Uurkhart demonstrate to you what a wonderful treatment has lias for L.iver Stomach Trouble Constipation, by fcenOing you a trial treatment of Ir. Burkhart's Vegetable Compocnd? It will not take but a few days to concinve you. It is an old. reliable herb remedy. Address 621 Ma.in St. All druggiot. 30-day treatment, 2oc; 70 dav. 50c. ndv.

(HICAOO Livn STOCK. HOGS Receipts ll.OOOt market, i to 25 hlgheri bulk. 14 3J4J 15.0; top. 118.00! heavyweight, 114. To & 1 8.85 1 medium weight, 1 1 5.25 9 18 .001 light lights, 814.00J15.60 heavy packing Bows, smooth. H4.10flil4.8S I packing sows, rough, tlJ.7SiCM4.10; pigs. fU.WO 15.00. CATTLE Receipts 12.000; market, strong and 23 higher. Heef Steers Medium and heavyweight, $17.2551 18 40: medium and good. 812.2617.00. Butcher Cattle Cows. $5.50(11.25; bulls. I5.55iET11.00. Canner and Cutters Cows and heifers, $4,001$ 5.00;

canner steers, $4.507.00; veal calves

(light and handywelght), $14.0017.50; feeder steers, $7.5012.00; stocker

steers, $4.50? 9.50; stocker cows and

heifers. $4.50 8.00. Western Range

Cattle Beef steers, $8.00614.00; cows

and heifers, $7.009 75.

BUTTER Receipts, 4.155 tubs; creamery, extra, 60c; firsts, 4868c;

packing stock. 3740c.

EGGS Receipts. 7,059 cases; current

receipts, 49S6c; ordinary firsts, 61J

54c: firsts. 57H58V4c; checks, soil'

33c; dirties. 38'g43c.

CHEESE Twins, new, 28c; daisies,

27 '4;. young Americas. 29c; longhorns 30c: brick. 80. LIVE TOUL.TRT Turkeys, 45c

chickens. 223Hc; springs, 274c; roosters. 21'4c; geese. 23c; ducks, St'c.

POTATOES Minnesota, $ 3. 00 g J. 05;

Wisconsin, $2.O0f 2.16. CJO.CA.aO CAMS. Q&AUf.

WHEAT No. 2 ed.-SlSUm; S red. 211H; 2 hard winter. 204,,4; 4 hard win

ter. 200; 2 northern, 207.

CORN 2 mixed, 90S 92,; 2 white,

904T92: 2 yellow. 914J9J 1-4; 3 mixed

and 5 white. 90, 3 yellow, 81HS95H:

4 mixed, 89 90; 5 yellow, 89.

OATS 2 white, 54'4S55H; 3 white,

53W54: 4 white, 613-4; Standard, 4&

The state board of ti conimlislon -

er tolay reduced the total of 1921 state tax levies from 22 to 20 cents.

The present total of levies la 18 cents, fixed last year for this year. On Hep-

ember 28 the board fixed 22 cents as he total for 1921. Following a conerence with Governor Goodrich, the

board issued the following statement:

'The state board of tax commission

ers today took up the reconsideration

of the state tax rate. Owing to pay

ments made Into the state treasury

from some of the state instlutlons Just

prior to the end of the fiscal year. Sep-

emher 30, and of which there was no

previous knowledge, the condition of

he state finances was very substan

tially affected thereby."

PREVENT FAMILY ILLS

Bulgarian Blood Tea is Nature's

sweet restorer and contains no harm

ful drugs. It can be used with safety by every member of the family from

Baby to dear old Grandma, A box of

this pleasant medicinal tea should be in every home as a first-aid in general

family ills. To break up a cold tak fr

it steaming ,'tot at bed-time) it works like magic, -it keeps the blood rich

and pure and to relieve constipation

Indigestion, sour, gassy stomach, liver, kidney and blood trouble, it is truly marvelous. Sold by all druggists and grocers everywhere.

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Blankets and Comforters 3314 Discount For Friday and Saturday Only

y P Our famous Leader Coffee. t 1 CC XOTTee Was 48c. Now. 3 lbs. for...'' 1 UU Dunham's Fresh Keeping Shredded KsOCOanVLZ Cocoanut. 1 lb. packages. AOr Regular price, 59c. This sale, per lb Monarch Catsup f Mu"h jThe big bottle .1C Jello S:Jri1:. 12c Washing Powder t'll P'7r package. Per pkg

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500 Oscar Mayer's Famous Genuine Hickory Smoked

Mild Cured Approved Hams

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O to IU lb. average weight. While they last, QC .

How to Save Money on Drugs and Toilet Goods

Petrofol American Mineral Oil. In full pint bottles. CO Regular $1.00. at.. vJOC Sergeant' Mange Remedy Regular 65c. d.Qf Special at - V, Mennen's Sharing Cream Regular 50c. QCn Special at OUC Tincture of Iodine In 2 oz. bottles. Regular OQ 50c Special at.... JC

Neet Hair Remoyer Regular price 60c. O Q Special at DtC Pepsodent Tooth Paste Regular 50c. O j Special at C Cashmere Boquet Soap Regular 30c. O Q Special at C Mennen'i Talcum Powder Regular 25c. 1 Q Special at

War tax indaded in above prices. No limit as to quantity.

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Service Quality Low Prices WE DRESS ALL OUR OWN CHICKENS NO STORAGE HERE NATIVE POT ROAST No waste, no bone 35c NATIVE PLATE BOILING BEEF W2c PLATE CORN BEEF Home cured W2c FANCY LEG OF LAMB 35c LAMB SHOULDER ROAST 28c LAMB STEW Nice and fresh 18c LAMB CHOP 35c FRESH PORK SHANKS 28c FRESH PIGS FEET Nice and clean. W2t HOME MADE KRAUT Per quart 15c FRESH SPARE RIBS Nice and meaty 21c BRISKET BACON. V2 to 2 lb. average 35c ' FRESH BRAINS 20c FRESH MADE HAMBURGER 20c HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 30c PILLSBURY FLOUR 25 lbs.. $1.64; 100 lbs., in cloth sacks $6.59 FANCY RICE Special. 5 lbs 55c HEBE MILK COMPOUND. 12l2c, 6 for 72c OUR SPECIAL COFFEE. 1 lb. 26c, 4 lbs $1.00 BLACK PEPPER. 1 lb. can ' 39c SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAP. 10 bars 49c PARAFFIN WAX, pkg 19c CAN COVERS, perdoz 35c QUART MASON FRUIT JARS. doz.. with order .. .$1.25 CAN RUBBERS. 2 doz ' 25c CALUMET BAKING POWDER, per lb. 35c, 3 for. .$1.00 FANCY CRANBERRIES. 2 lbs. for 25c NEW CABBAGE, per lb V2c ARMOUR'S PORK AND BEANS, regular 20c size. 2 cans for 30c, 6 for.. 85c WE CLOSE THURSDAY AT NOON SUGAR 1 5c All You Want 1 5c SUGAR We have Green Tomatoes, Ripe Tomatoes, Quinces, Yellow Plums, Tomatoes and Hubbard Squash We Deliver No Orders Less Than $1.00 C. W. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 Claude St., Hammonf)

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ANARCHIST SUSPECTS XEW YORK. Oot. 7. 'Four prisoners

were detained at police headquarters

today whil Wm. J. Flynn, chief of

the bureau of Investigation of the de

partment of justice, sought evidence to see if they could be connected In

any way with the Wall street bomb

explosion. The prisoners are;

G-lacomo Carusso of Corona. Long

Island, known to the police as an an

archist and a boirtb expert, charged with -violation of the anti-pistol carryIns; law and robbery.

Charles Pasullo, New York, a bar

ber, charged with having explosives In his possession without a permit.

Vlncenxo Abato. New York, charged

Mth robbery.

USED FIFTY YEARS

CLEARS SKIN AT ALL DRUCGISTS

250 Wool Blankets $12 Values at $7.98 Beautiful plaids, in all the wanted colors, including plain white and grays. Size 64x76. $4 Cotton Blankets $2. 65 Size 64x76, in grey, tan and white, with dainty pink and blue striped border, shell stitched edges. $4.50 Comforters; $2.98 Cut size. 70x76; floral design silkoline top and back. Specially priced for Saturday.

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B-l-J-Q-U TODAY Tom Mix in "THE UNTAMED" Also Eddie Polo in "The Vanishing Dagger" TOMORROW Eileen Percy in "THE HUSBAND HUNTER"

PASTIME TODAY "THE TRAITOR" A Western Feature Also a 2-reeI Halioom Boys Comedy TOMORROW Olive Thomas in "FOOTLIGHTS AND SHADOWS"

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TODAY, AND FRIDAY DONALD LINDLEY AND HIS Six Serenaders A MUSICAL MELANGE THE DE COURSEYS Gladiatorial ARTHUR DEM1NG Th Minstrel Man TWO SPECK Singing, Talking and Dancing " HARRY HOLDEN & CO. Presents a Comedy Skit Entitled "THE BORROWED HOUSE" NORTON & DENNIS Comedians Also Ruth Roland in "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"

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a TODAY AND TOMORROW ia Mary Pickford in B "SUDS" Also Larry Semon in BH "The Stage Hand"

Bluffer Finally Unmaaked. For a time a chatterbox may outshine the wiser man vrhose tonguewags Tess. But, In the end. as Solomon long ago assured us. "a jr8ting fool shall fall." The man -whose brain works full time finds bluffing unnecessary. His talk Is profitable, not only to himself, but to all with whom he comes In contact.

BIG DOUBLE FEATURE TOMORROW Mary Pickford in "SUDS" Larry Semon Comedy and Thomas Meighan and Lila Lee in "THE PRINCE CHAP" Afternoon Only EVENING "SUDS" and Semon Comedy SATURDAY Chas. Ray in "PARIS GREEN" SUNDAY Harry Morey in "THE GAUNTLET" and Chas. Ray in "PARIS GREEN" Afternoon Only EVENING Harry Morey in "THE GAUNTLET" MONDAY AND TUESDAY Dnstin Farnura in "BIG HAPPINESS" WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Clara Kimball Young in "EYES OF YOUTH" Manager' decision: The best

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Follow the Crowds to The New Store Citizens National Bank Building, Hammond Don't Forget Friday and Saturday We will have plenty of good bargains to offer to the public of Hammond and surrounding districts. Shop early to avoid the crowds as our store is small but the values in merchandise are big and that is the reason for the crowds. Here are a few of our bargains:

Ladies' Mercerized Hose, 98c value 59c Ladies' Silk Hose, open work. $1.50 value. . .79c Ladies' Pure Silk Hose. $1.98 value $1.49 Ladies' Pleated Plaid Skirts. $20 value. . .$12.98 Ladies' All-wool Sweaters, all styles. .$6.98 to $11 Children's 69c Hose 49c Infants' Sweaters, $4.98 value $2.98

Children's Sweaters $3.98 to $5.98 Children's Bonnets $1.19 to $5.50 Children's Gingham Dresses, each. $2.98 to $4.50 Children's Purses, each 59c to $1.52 Ladies' Purses, each $129 to $12.00 Boys Knee Pants. $2.98 value $2.45 Boys' Overcoats $7.50 to $18.00

Boys' Suits, blue serge, 3 to 8 years. $15 alues. . . $10.50 Boys' Suits. 8 to 14 years, $18.00 value $11.98 Ladies Corsets, extra good values $1.98 to $6.50 Ladies' Tricolette and Georgette Waists $5.00 to $15.00 And many other articles too numerous' to mention. Don't forget to shop early.

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Children' Outfitters from Babyhood to Graduation. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK BLDG-, H0HMAN AND SIBLEY STS., HAMMOND, IND.