Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 162, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1920 — Page 2

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OWN DETECTIVE

NT.1V YORK, !,,-. . ;s I'.ib.-rt H. Gary, chairman of the United Stales .! r.Ti'.r:i!ion, in an article in Leslie's maaiuno, says: "W'Siilt I rccosnize riariKfrs in the c ml situation I ntn nmre opiimit-tie in r.-arii t.i tho fuiure of this ri-umry

'L in I hav In. 'ii at any

the !.ist si v years. If iro)i'u- will r oocnizo tlio pos.MMo (jaiii-rs ami will ! c i r j -thinn I'i'sMbli' ami practicable to im rove n'liihuons we shall soon r.-tutii to a basis of living which should to satisfactory. 'AithouKh this is a tune for oourd.niiiisure ami caution, the busiri'fs skit s are without Houds. Thi rc is nothing m the atmosphere to imli- ',( the at ! roach of ilani rous storms. It is up to the business men ainl woir.rn to maintain certain ami continuous business activity in satisfactory volume, with fair and reasonable profits. '1 trust that we shall avoid the untisrer of .1 iscrirn i in t or y lcirislation in tins cmiritry. Any lotrislat ion that i? i:ilcuiated to create dissensions, it to jiti'ct. f:-.(irably one class to the prcjutl.ee of another is harmful and vicious; and carried to its natural results may inicniper eon the national structure iiself." " .

''BRICK" ROBBERIES AT TULSA, OKLA.

TULSA. Okla,. Dec. 27. Hurl1nir.il

through a plate kI&s.i window, during th" nirht " robbed the

apian Toadies' Wear wtore, less than

m ore block from the police station and , . .. , . ' esapd with S2.000. worth of furs. Negro Bandit t Irailed to The store u m ih heart of the bu.-i-l.r.r Bv Man He Had district.

Robbed

I "SVhen a nrpro bandit (tiovod a Run into the face of hi. victim Christmas

! nlht and robbed him of Jlurt .n K..urI trenth street, James Hrunalo, 171j I llroiiJway, res. .lvid that even if .1' i . .1 . 1. , o tunn.'l- Kol'lf lie WS

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i;iilnT tvl liae llie uuiiua i'i nuin ih-t bars. So J.ihn was ever so polite and handed over his savings. Wlinn trvnccni left. John did not lose track of him. however, and trailed him to a house at 13:14 Adam? street where lie entered throuirh a rear door, I'.iULja'o then iiillrii an officer and Had the hold-up man. tifiirsc Kelly, at rested. At the police station he lden"ti!b d Kelly but only recovered about $4 of his money.

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American Car and Foundry 11" American locomotive 77 American tineUinij ST American Steel Foundry 2UVi American Tel, and Tel 9H Anaconda a r.aldwin I.'iconiotive

Southern raolflc 98 ' Southern Railway 21 Stndebaker 40 Texa Co; 41i Union I'aciflc , 117', V. S. Steel . .) 774 Wetln(rhoue 40N. Willys Overland 6 Sinclair Oil 21 CHICAGO CASH (illtlV W!ir:.T No, 1 hard winter, 1.76( 1.79Vi; 2 hard winter. $1.77; 1 northern spring, $1.79 M ; 3 northern spring. $1.C34. ("OUN No. 3 white 68,A'fi'7no; 4

white. 6H t!i 67 ic; 2 yellow. 76Hc; yellow. 7011 i 71 Vac; 4 yellow. Tft 69c. OATS No. 2 white, 47Mc: 3 white. 4 S fti 4 6 V4 c ; 4 white, 4l'ii'Vic; standard. 4 2r4 4,c. C MM M.O UVE "STOCK,

HiKJS Itecetpts, 42,Of'i; market, 1" , '(t25 lower. Hulk. Slo."'"- H.4": top. i $10. .15; heavyweight, l.'; mmlittra weight. $10. : Mht

rough, $9.3.r.9 9.50;' pi(. $10. 25f 10.73. CATT1.K ItecelptH. 15.000; market, 15 lower. Heef Steers -"hoice and prime, $11. 759 13.00; medium and good 18.0011.75: liKht weiKht. $10.004113.25; frood and choice, $10. oofi 13.25; common and medium, $6.75Tj 10.00, liutcher Cattle Heifer. $5. 2f.fi 9.50; cow, $4.75fi9.25; bulls. $4.75i 8.00, ('annrra and Cutters Cows and heif

ers, $3.25'rfi 4.75; canner steers. $4.0"f'( 0.50; veal calves (light and handywelnht), $1.0rtr,i 12.75; feeder steers. $6.25 fa 9.00; sjoeker steers. $ 4.25 fi 8. on ; stocker cows and heifer, $4. 2511 6.2.". Western Ilanire Cattle -lleef sters. $.- 50W9.00; cows and heifers, $ J. 75 "3' 7.75. CinCAOO VKAIr-50 to 60' lbs., t'ifi 10c; 7 to 80 lbs., lift 12e; 80 to 100 lbs., 1.11tl4c; fancy 15c; overweight kid

neys. 140 to 175 lbs.. 8Ttl0c.

tubs; 4iiTj !-;

ju-TTKR Kecetpt. 9.193 creamery, extrao, 5,'.c; firsts

packing stork 15fi'20c'. lC;c,S Receipts, 2,6"8 tfcses; current receipts, 60r,i 63c; ordinary firsts, 60'iP 65c; firsts. 69t70c; ejrtrtv. 58ViS-3Se; checks. 45ITT50C; dirties, 45i 55c.

CHKKSK Twins new. 21c; daisies, 22Hc; young Americas. 24V4c; long horns. 23V2''i2e; brick, 19c, UVK POULTRY Turkeys, 40c; chickens. 20f;25c; springs, 26c; roosters. 17c; peese, 2fic; ducks, 28c. POTATO KS Receipts, 20 cars; Minnesota and Wisconsin, round white, $1.50fj 1.60.

liilEETII OOIET TITLE SUIT FILED

VAI.rARAlStl, IXI.. lcc. 2S An interestn." nuo-t title suit lias been filed lii re in the I'orti r superior court, linrk-ii,-ba. 1; to the days when the Pottawatomie Indians owned practically all of the land in the north part of Port'T county. Anthony Vanouse recently sob! his farm near Fli"f lake, north cf the city, to John t.ranat. The farm was the original site of Valparaiso, which was later changed. In the abstract of title appeared a number of Indian owners of the land. The names of the ivivis were different from the husbands. Tins is a common occurrence among the Indians, but the law deals in specific things. A suit had to be brought to show that Me-qua-wos wrs the wife of Pas-cow-we, Mis-coh-nom-J.h, the wife of Tesj Gose, and Man-t an-srose. the wife of Pcskah. ail of whom were heirs of Gesis Chamdami, a noted chief of the Pottawatomie Indians. The headquarters of the Pottawatomie was nt liaileytow n. in the sand dunes of Porter county.

48 FEDERAL OFFICERS INVADE HURLEY DISTRICT

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SFSVICEl m'Rl.KY. W IS., pec. 21 1-Vars of another "rum rein Ulan" such as broke out in Northern Miehitrnn last summer when prohibition enforcement agents invaded the Iron River district in a drlvy on alleged bootlejrpers, cre expressed here today as forty-oipht officers arrived with warrants for the arrest of thlrlyeij;ht Hurley saloon keepers. The warrants were issued by Judfje K. M. I-andis in the federal court. The officers were sent here by prohibition, enforcement Atfent Richadrson from (TiicaKo. Hurley, w hich is on the isron.sinMichiftan border, has been the scene of several clashes between illicit liquor dealers and prohibitioh officers. Attempts at wholesale nrnsts, such as are rlanned by the present tnvadinu party, it is feared, may result in battles between the officers and the alleged bootleggers.

lietllleh. m Steel U Canadian Pacific . Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Chicajro and North Western . Chicago, Mil. and St. i'aul .. Colorado Fuel ("onsolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel Krie ' General Klectrte General Motors l.aika wanna Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Pete Midrvale Steel N. Y. Air lirake New York Central

Norfolk and Western 97 j Pure Oil 32 ! Pennsylvania 39 j Pressed Steel Car 74Vi j Reading "1 , Renublic Iron and Steel 58'i '

53 -S j welKht, $1.15i 10.50; !iK hts. $10.113 i j .loiii 10..r-5; heavy paekuiK' Hows. 32 i smooth, $9.50fi 9.75; packing sows.

PI TAII Today William FarPiJUUnum in "THE SCUTTLERS." Also "Bride 13." Coming Thursday and Friday Eddie Polo in "KING OF THE

AUlllUMM()TITO MEND 367 Calumet Ave. Phone Ham'd 1951 i For Elzpectant Mothers TOESAitI'Ev.aEdC; if Osed By Tkhee Gekefutioms "THE INDESTRUCTIBLE WIFE" ! "L" 0T"x' - " '" At r j - j ..v- i I BuoriELD mauLAToa Co. DlfT. -n. Ailta. a. Also (jooa Lomedy, K.ick '

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MY LAST ' LE

Wednesday and Thursday, Pec, 29; and 30. w ill be my last sale. What is left after that will be put in storage

as 1 must vacate the room Pee. 31t without fail so 1 have rut the prices

C. HAS NEW MURDER MYSTERY

KN'AS CITY?" Mo., Pee. 2S. A new i.rder mystery was piven police to lv. today with the finding- of a well c:'.-ed man stabbed through the heart

on a boulevard on the south side. Two farmers found the man conscious, but n.iahie to sneak. He died before aid c ot:M be summoned. ! n est iiiat ion showed he had draR-

'if to tne boulevard leaving blood from a near-by road. ' f a motor car indicated he

thrown from the car after

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BLAZE IN WHITING FURNISHING STORE

"WHITING. INP.. Pec. 2 Fire from an unknown origin brok" out in the buildinp at 528, 119th struct, about 4 o'clock Sunday morning. The building is occupied by Abe Goldsmith men's furnishing store down stair. Mrs. H. lirock and family living upstairs. The fire was discovered by Mrs. Hrock who was kept awake by the cracking noise

sne nnauy ueciujiis iu in vvsustii'.-. called the fire department and theirj pood work saved the building. The fire was confined to the rear and In spite! of the damage to the building being quite heavy, it is nevertheless fortunate that the building was saved from tot rl

destruction and perhaps causing the loss of life. The fire department deserves great credit for the manner in which they handled the situation.

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD"

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in the reach of all. Sale in Huehn ( I'.loek. Iigan St. entrance. j Think of it. Fancy Calif. Apricots j in heavy syrup No. 2 size can irc. or $ 1 . S per doz-, J3.30 per j case of 2 4 cans. N. Y. Red 1'itted Cherries, the fin- j est you ever eat. solid meats, No. in can fl.21 Calif. Hlackberrles in syrup. No. in can Pure Fruit and Cane Sugar Jams. 8 assortments, 7 lb, can !. Also a limited amount of peas, tomotoes. beans and plums. This will be your last chance. 12-28-2 PANIEI. EROWN. j i CATARRH DISFIG-TJRES CLEAR IT UP Mouth breathing and bad breAth caused by catarrh have an injurious effect, not only on good health, but good looks as well. Clear up catarrhalrha.1 indications immediately with the stimulating odor of northern pines contained in Mayr's Pine Needle Malm." This ideal preparation cleanses the r.asal passages of the exc( ssivc mucous and promotes normal breathing. Mayr's I'ine Needle Iialm is likewise effective in clearing up quickly colds in thJ head, n.jse and throat. Free trial by writing George H. Mayr, 2lHj W. Aust in Ave.. Chicago. Sold in two j sizes. 3i'ic and 6re tubes, by Summers) Pharmacy and druggists everywhere! Adv. I

CATHERINE MILLER Comedienne

HOLLAND & JENIE Singing and Dancing i HARRY MEEHAN Tramp Comedian FEIZER & GRIFFIN Songi From Here nd There Also "THE PHANTOM FOE" DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT FOR OUR MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR'S EVE 8 BIG ACTS 8

THE RPHEU THEATRE

Hammond t: Indiana TODAY "Pearl's Roumanian Gypsies" SONGS DANCING MUSIC PHILLIPS & SYLVIA Comedy Juggling

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THEATRE DE LUXE MOVIE WEEK TODAY AND TOMORROW Mary Pickford in "P0LLYANNA" Also Harold Lloyd in the "High and Dizzy" Children will be admitted for 5c from 10 o'clock until 1 o'clock. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Madge Kennedy in "THE GIRL WITH THE

JAZZ HEART" Also Jonny Jones in the "Edgar Kid Pictures" "Edgar's Jonah Day" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Joe Ryan in the Fifth Episode of "HIDDEN DANGERS" Afternoons Only SATURDAY Jack Pickford in "JUST OUT OF COLLEGE" Also Harold Lloyd in "Get Out and Get Under" Even funnier than "High and Dizzy SUNDAY Justine Johnstone in "BLACK BIRDS"

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STARTING MONDAY FOR FOUR DAYS Basil King's Production "EARTH BOUND"

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East hit: at: a, Ipiama. Chicago and Forsyth Avenuet Under U. S. Government Supervision Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 Keeping Money In a Safe Place People who keep their savings in this safe, strong national bank do not worry about the safety of their dollars. This bank has heavy resources, it is a part of the Federal Reserve System, the world's greatest banking organization, and it is under the supervision of the United States Government. Not only that, but the United States Government is one of our largest depositors that is an index to how this bank is regarded. Keep Your savings here. One dollar or more will

make you a depositor at this bank.

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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG GRAY HAIR Ca.n b restored t'j it original color with VAN'S MEXICAN B

HAIR COLOR RESTORO It is not a dye, buf1 restores the hair to its natural color, so (gradually that your most intimate friends caunot ' detect its use. You will be hiRhly pleased with the results, or your money refunded. At sll sels S1.00 pr sottk. THE KELLS COMPANY ' N CW BURGH. N. Y. CISTniBUTOKS

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SAVE YOUR FUEL ti I

By having your chimney and furnace cleaned you save 30 of your fuel. Get a good draft and prevent destruction by fire from the chimney. The fuel you save pays for the work done. For prompt attention call 3. E. LEECH'S M0T0R&YCLE SHOP. PHONE 2137 STAR SHEET METAL WORKS. PHONE 633

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SALES FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND

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PURE FOOD GROCERY

FRIDAY ' DECEMBER 29, 30 and 31

Rheumatism Caused by Uric Acid Laport. ind.: "I suTfcred for nearly a Tear with sciatica. I -was unable to work for

WS, wo moutns in in

thrve w;ks in th fall. I took eloctrio trrutirienta and eevcril ciiiTortnt kinds of rnr-dicine but (tot no relief until a short time ago Trhen I

Vjn of a bottle of Dr.

uric-acid) Tablets.

cordance with Uirect!oii9. One wk aft-r I started taking nnric' I wnt. back to work in a greatly

iirioroved condition, and today no mattr I

what the weather is I have no piun from poiatica, so I will recommend the 'Anurio Tableto' to nil who re Buff-rinf from rheumatism." GLEN HINES, 423 Woodbine St. 3 ZYES Scientifically Examined! Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues At East Chicago's Busiest Center Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 Is Your Fire Insurance O.K.? Have you enough fire and windstorm insurance? Do your, policies cover what you think they should? Is there any question you would like to ask about your insurance? Let us answer them. Either call or just telephone "East Chicago Fourteen Hundred" and ask for the insurance department.

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Wednesday,

Grocery

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Mixed Nuts 25c lb. Highest grade, all new. No. 1 grade quality. 25c per lb., or 4 pounds for 95c Iceberg Lettuce 5c Head 1,000 heads! fancy solid heads. While they last, 5c each. Delivered only at customer's risk of freezing. Oranges 49c Doz. Large fancy NaVel California Oranges, per dozen, 49c.

A DELAYED CHRISTMAS SHIPMENT of 2,000 Pounds New 1920 Sicily Filberts Hazel Nuts JUST ARRIVED The shippers have asked us to sell them for their accojnl. Was

15c

10 lbs. for $1.35.

selling for 23c a pound.

Per lb No Limit This Price Good While They Last

Grape g Fruit I 10c Each Large Jqicy Indian River r Grape Fruit. Per dozen, $1.00; or 10c each.

FINEST GRADE MICHIGAN HAND PICKED

TV T T 5 lb. limit, none sold to children, IVaVy tSeanS n0 C. 0. D. orders. Per lb. . . .

Sugar i 8V2C I lb. I

Best quality Cane Granulated Sugar, 8J2C a pound. ; 6 pound limit to customer. EEr

Special Prices on Just the Items You Want for Your New Year's "Watch-Party"

Duffy's Sparkling Apple Juice 88c Qt. Carbonated: effervescent, nonalcoholic Looks and tastes like champagne. Ful quart champagne bottle, 88c. 3 bottles f r $2.45

The Popular VIRGINIA DARE WINE $1.00 Size Bottles 75c

CLICQUOT GINGER ALE Finest Quality Pint Bottles 19c $2.15 Per Dozen

Best Quality Sweet Cider IN GLASS CONTAINERS Quarts, 35c V2 Gallons, 65c Gallons, $1.10

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