Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 134, Hammond, Lake County, 23 November 1920 — Page 2

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THM TJ.M V Tuesday. November 23, 1920

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Twin City Murk is Responsiable Last Night tor. Serious Accidents Kirht lutcmoMU accidents, causing on death, wu the result of the heavy rain and th cloud of darkness that spread over the Twin Cities last night. The most serious of the accidents cccured at Indiana Harbor when a Mtf Vinton Six. owned and driven by Max falmon of 114 4 S. Park Ave., Chicago, crashed Into a Kord trurt owned by the East Chicago "Water Company driven by John Steele, kiting Petr L.yba, who had been sitting on a tool box on the rear of the Kord truck. Salmon, vlio was driving north on First street, Mark Subdivision, was approaching the corner of L street when the Ford truck suddenly appeared. Owing to the darkness and the heavy downpour of rain Salmon was unable to sr the approaching truck until it was too late to avoid the acident. With a crash that could bo heard for some distance, the machines mot, and Layba, who had been riding on the rear of the truck was thrown to the ground. He Was picked up by Salmon and placed Into a passing automobile driven by v. Ketter of Randolph L, Chicago. nr. Cutter who had been In the immediate neighborhood had the man taken to the Harbor police station where he was reported as dead. His body was removed to the undertaking establishment of Burns & lieGuan. The big "Wlnton car was totally damaged as was also the Ford truck. E. C Kolan who was riding with the driver of the truck was also badly shaken up and was taken to his home. Salmon, who is well known in Indiana Harbor, was formerly the proprietor of Je Blue Ribbon Cafe, and had Just recently moved to Chicago. lie was released on his own recognizees for a bearing will 'be held later. AVTO ST&XXXS JC0TOB.CYCUS Jee Waahoehe. 602 Walsh, Ave., while Wlrrlcg his Ford car north on Forsythe ve. ran into a motorcycle of it. L. iRiardon. 395 Indiana eve., Hammond, which had been standing on the street damaging his machine to the value of 3TAXJKOW SSCXFX ttOiS. BEATS Two women, lira. Max "Weber, of 3804 Cedar street and lirs. Stoncak of Indiana Harbor, who were riding in the maV ' . FIRST STATE TRUST firSAVESCS BANK S7 AXBCU. STUBS INDIANA HARBOR Capital ud Surploj $110,000.00 Who Would Lend You Your friends? Your neighbors? Your relatives? It would be very embarrassing to be obliged to borrow money if your work suddenly slowed down and you had spent as you earned. If You Earn Good Wages Make your pay checks count for YOU. You will not have to borrow here and there is you save part of each pay check. Could you save $10 or $20 each pay day? Try it- A kept-up savings account at this bank will soon place you beyond the possibility of worrying should your work slow down. Start saving today. 14 TUT SOMETHING IN THE BANK EACH PAY DAY" The Home of the State Building and Loan Association I J BU J-Of

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chine owned by Mr. Weber had a narrow escape from death last night when their machine ran into a machine driven by WilUom Eyrd of Middlutown, Ohio. Weber, who w.-ls driving west on 138th St., owing to the darkness did Pit see the approach of Byrd's machine which had been coming north on Fir st. lioth

j machines met at the corner at the same ' time. The Wt bT machine was badly w recked, -while that of Byrd's was only slisrhtly damaged. STUZtT CAK KITS JCTCXXCTC Joe Matuck, ,og 4 905 liaring ave., while driving east on Oucago ave., was struck by tn electric car of the South Shore I-lnos, near Chicago and Kennedy avenue. Matuck hud attempted to pass In front of the car. but owing to the slippery streets, skidded, causing the street car to hit the rear of his machine, damaging the rear end of tho machine. BITS TOUEINO CACharles Itoloff of 7S0 Slyde avc.. Chicago, employed by the Daniel liurkhart Co-operative Company and driving a large truck ran into a touring car driven by Georne Ioda near the. Sinclair Oil Ktiinery. damaging the touring auto over 200. MAY ESCAPE Herbert Francis, former Gary city clerk who was tired ly Mayor Hodges on advice of state examiners that his accounts were short, may escape prose cution. j Although Francis is charged with ; defalcations of more than $4,800 he has I secured pledges of approximately $3,300 and hopes to raise the remainder I of the money within the next week. Francis has made a canvass of his political, business and professional associates, asking each man to subscribe to the fund which will be collected by Ingwald Moe and turned over to tho state and city to make up the deficit. The sum of $3,300 practicaly insure him against prosecution, it is stated, uwing to the fact that the other $1,600 of the $4,800 belongs to the prosecutor who has agreed to give the exofflcial time to get squared around before pressing him for payment. When the $3,300 is paid the state and city will have been satisfied. The $1.D00 Is a personal matter between the. former clerk and the prosecutor, if the latter cares to make it so, because the money represents fees for service due the prosecutor. Francis has scored a coup in raising th money to meet the shortage in his accounts, it is declared. A year or oo ago his friends came to his rescue with $50 subscriptions to make up a shortage of $300 and at the time th'j recent embarrassment was made known it was said they would refuse to aid him as they had not been paid back for their first kindness. The greater portion of the $4,800 that Francis is said to have misappropriated was spent to finance his campaign in the primaries for the office of county recorder. He was defeated by William Rose of Hammond. STOCK MARKET Alli Chalmers SO American Can 267i American Car and Foundry 123 Ti American Locomotive 84 H American Smelting 4Vi American Steel Foundry 31 American Tel. and Tel 9 8Ti Anaconda 11 Vt Bethlehem Steel B 66 Va Central Leather 38 Ti Chesapeake and Ohio 84U Colorado Fuel 30 Consolidated Gas 81 U Corn Products 73 Crucible Steel 9( Erie UH General Electric 127 H General Motors 16 H Lackawanna Steel 63 Tit Lehigh Valley 49 Mid vale Steel 33 N. T. Air Brake 86 New York Central 75 Pure Oil 35S Pressed Steel Car 83H Railway Steel Springs 86H Reading S8Ti Republic Iron and Steel 68 Texas Co 49H Union Pacific 121H U. S. Steel 12 T V. S. Steel Pfd 108 Westinghousa 4 3'. Willys Overland M. Sinclair Oil 264 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts, .88,000; market, very active, mostly 10 lower; bulk, $9.70g 10.00; top $10.50; heavy-weight, $9.i8 10.10; medium -weight. $.755l 10.10; light weight, $9.601fl0.l0; light lights, $9.60r 10.10; heavy packing 'sows, smootn. i9.3orF9.65; packing sow, rough, $9. 009.30; pigs, $9.60 11.00. CATTLE Receipts. 16.000; market, unevenly higher to steady. Beef Steers Medium and heavyweight. $15.5517.50; light weight. Ladies! Use Buttermilk To Beautify Complexions This Oood ZKoklxur Tooaf Tomu Advises Old Tims Kaaipa of Batter t&llk Cream In lfw Way A fen tie Massag-e with rinffera Before meUrlaff All Tbat Zs ireoescary. There is no secret about it nor is there any doubt about the result it's Just common ordinary Buttermilk in the form a wonderful croam gently massaged with tho finger tips around the corners t the eyes and mouth. To prove this to your complete satisfaction obtain a small quantity of How. aru's Buttermilk Cream at any good drug "r toilet counter on the money back if dissatisfied p&n. Tho directions are simple and it costs so little that anv jrirl or woman can afford it. Summers' Pharmacy can supply you.

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$12.00 17.25; good and choice, 111.00 W17.20; common and medium, $7.00 12.00. Butcher Cattle Heifers, 14. 5012.50; cows, J4. 50t?10.25; bulls, Si.SOt S3. 25. Canners and Cutters Cnwi and heifers. $3,2515.50; canner steers. I3.6G(tP 5.50; vral calves (light and handyweight). $13.00!fT 14.50; feeder steers. $7.0010.50; Ftocker steers, $3. 75850; stocker cows and heifers, $3.75'y 6.75. Western Range Cattle Beef steers. $7.7SW 11.75; co j an dheifers, $5,253? 9.25.

CHICAGO VEAt 50 to 60 lbs., 13c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 14Tjl5c; 80 to 100 lbs., 17 OT18c; fancy, 16c: overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lbs.. 10t? 12c. CHICAGO CASH GItAIX. TVHKAT No. 1 mixed. $ l.9 t 176 ; 2 mixed. $1.75; t hard winter. $1.68,i'i? 1.72H: 2 hard winter, $1.68; 1 northern spring. $1.87. SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS Thero it. only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys liver and bladder. Pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot st.uxU ih' highest for tho ro:t:-oii 'mt it h.is prnn-ii to be juxt the remedy needed in thousandj upon thousands of distressing ran. es. Swamp Knot makes friends quickly because Its mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cafes. i in a pentle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sues, medium and large. However. If you wish first to test this Kre.it preparation send ten cents to lr. Kilmer & Co., ltinghamton. N T.. for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention his paper. or

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Hammond, Ind. R. R. Plum Pudding can . . 39c Dates per package 30c Celery Large Stalk 5c Geese Fresh Dressed 35c Ducks Fresh Dressed .... 45c Chickens Fresh Dressed . . 35c in m Turkeys Fresh Dressed . . 55c

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CORN No. 1 mixed, 76c; 1 white, 71 4173c: 2 white, 71472; 3 whtle, 71c; 1 yellow. 77ft 78 He; 2 yellow. 764 0 79Vc; 3 yellow, 77c; 2 mixed. 71c; mixed, 7172c. OATS No. 2 white, 47Hff49Uc; 3 white. 454i46V4c 4 white, 44i5c. BUTTER Receipts. 7,383 tuba: creamery, extra, Sc; extra firsts, 56 ,c; firsts. 435i54c; packing stock, 24 5 30C. KOOS Receipts, 2.057 cases current receipts, 59jS8c; ordinary firsts, 68 2c; firsts. 69W70c; checks, SS'lSc; dirties, 4Tc. CI! 12ESB Twins, new, 25jc; daisies, 2Hc; young Americas, 27 He; longhOrns. 27MiC; brick. 24c. 1JVK '1'OUI.TIIV Turkeys, 40c; chickens. 14 4j23c; springs, 23Hc; roosters. 17c; geese, 25c; ducks. 29c. l'OTATOKH Receipts. 103 cars; Minnesota and Dakota, Ohios. $2.25.

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I - a. ucviq ail umiiAi unuerweni f .. T.1 . 1 t 1 1 . an operation the later part of the week at the St. Francis haspltal . In Chicago. She la getting along nicely. Saturday Mr. Frank Uarnes moved his real Estate office to Gary. Vernon Traeger returned Saturday from a week's hunting trip along the Illinois river. Mr. and Mrs. Larson and children of Chicago visited here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis larson. M'ss Florence Flo attended a party Saturday evening at Besscmere park t South Chicago given by the Mark girls of Indiana Harbor. T T'll I ' , ---TTTITI MOTHER? "CaliforniaSyrup of Figs' Child's Best Laxative Accept "California" Syrup of Fisrs only look for tho name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, llvei1 and bowels. Children love Its fruit taste. Full directions on each bottle. Tou must say "California." Adv. TELEPHONE EAST CHICAGO 69 - For Your ELECTRICAL NEEDS INDIANA ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. 624 Chicago Aye., E. Chi.

BUEHLER BROS. FOR OUR THANKSGIVING SPECIALS We Will Sell the Following at the Lowest Prices CHOICE CHUCK ROAST, per lb. 11c BONELESS SIRLOIN ROAST, per lb 20c BONELESS VEAL ROAST, per lb 22c PORK LOIN ROAST, per lb 22c FRESH HAMS, whole or half, per lb 25c FRESH PICNIC HAMS, per lb 20c LEAF LARD, no limit, per lb 23c POULTRY AT LOWEST PRICES TURKEYS, lb 55c CHICKENS, lb 35c DUCKS, lb 45c MINCED MEAT, lb. . .18c GEESE, lb 38c FRESH OYSTERS, qt. .60c BUEHLER BROS. 573 H0HMAN STREET, PHONE HAMMOND 1441

I like to sell "BOB WORKALLS" because they give my customers confidence in the rest of the merchandise I handle. My customers know that in"BOB WORKALLS" they are getting the maximum value in overalls, and they naturally look to this store for the same high quality in other lines. "Once Worn Always Wanted" JACOB POGACH & SON 3429 Michigan Ave., Indiana Harbor

HESSVILLE A moving picture scene of the Church of Christ of the Calumet distlict will be given at the Hessville school. Tuesday Nov. 23 at 7;30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Rose Nathe, who has been seriously ill for the past few weeks, is reported as somewhat better. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Launtz of East Chicago were the guests of relatives hire Sunday. Mr. I. Borne and daughter. Lorainof Chicago were the guests of M. Shay and family Sunday. Mrs. Welrick and daughter have moved to Columbus City, where they will make their home with ' Mr p. Weirick's parents. Several of the Hessville loiiies visiter! Mrn. John Wilson at Sit. Margaret llPf -JC-jfr' J--t - -i , j, 7,-, -11 riy nair is sung now "frildroot Liquid Shampoo it delightfully different. "It is so easy to uee and It doesn't dry my hair as ordinary soap does, yet it cleanses perfectly. "It makes my hair so soft and ilky and 10 easy to do upl" I t- i oTu i d I m Sold and Quaranttcd fcj HEO NTAIl I'H tll.iHrY Indiana Harbor, Indiana a $19.50 PAYS FOR A JOHNSON OIL BURNER Installed in Your Cook Stove As cheap as coal. No ashes no dirt no danger. It takes the place of coal in the winter and gas in the summer. We have burners for heaters and furnaces. Demonstrated at 548 E. STATE STREET PHONE HAMMOND 2539

hospital. Mrs. Wilson is reported as getting aong nicely now. Louis Proeschold. who has been confined to his bed on account of an InJury, 1 able to sit up again.

To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Groves LAXATIVE BKOMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature lf E. W. Grove. 3(t Adv. mm '(Hg)lfua(&g; l "-v mS- . .. ' 5Jlr (lll BiBnHiBiaBHB DeLUXE :j I- THEATRE I' H TODAY AND TOMORROW . Vera Gordon, Aim Rubens and Gaston Glass in g "HUMORESQUE" m Every man, woman and child should see this picture. a THURSDAY Ba Olive Thomas in 'DARLING MINE" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Marlon Davies in "THE CINEMA MURDER" D STARTING SUNDAY "a NOV. 28th 9 Gloria Swanson and Ba Elliott Dexter in O "SOMETHING TO THINK Ba ABOUT" BB HHsaBHnHanna a JOU TODAY SPECIAL FEATL'RE "RIO GRANDE" With All-Star Cast Also "Bide 13" TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Harry Carey in BLUE STREAK McCOY" "V "M ! fenV4lWnll1 1 Ml iltftli Alll'l nl I Bnlnfiw BSlnMi flnl nTf t PASTIME TODAY Hoot Gibson in "SOME SHOOTER" Also "The Third Eye" TOMORROW Tom Mix in "THREE GOLD COINS" r THE n m I ip?PT-rtrT Til U THEATRE li Hammond :: Indiana TODAY FEATURE ATTRACTION Bell & Eva Comedy Skit Entitled "At the Soda Fountain', YAMA MATO Jap Novelty BARRY & NICKERSON Musical Novelty EDITH SYNDER Singing and Whistling GENEVA MAY & CO. Songs and Dances WILLIAM & ROBINSON Comedians EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Juanita Hansen in "THE PHANTOM FOE" Full of thrills, suspense and intrigue. The greatest serial ever screened.

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