Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 175, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1921 — Page 6

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THE TIM KS rS2H mm!.l"'VlmZ Thm-sclav. January K5. 1921. II. C. OF L. HITS I MORS ALSO

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Bill Coming to Increase Their Salaries to $1,000 Fer Annum IN HI AX ATOMS J.,r. 13. -Th ' i f: in - ih" lnnrbcrs i : ;..!.'. ri'l Indiana general ... ir My i t:v y ro -.!. t-j iu-i; fer ' i'i-r- sif' in a '' y.

.: .i-T '. "iuLni'' str-fiO or :.i-v. uri1 ' : n ;- 11 Ui l..U'tTt--r nl t-tjrk; counties, i 'I.ir'i-i 10 i.iy :'i:.t i,r: V!vii' i tone i ' i n ." iu'-jM to iVuii i.j i:ii-e ths j ;aM t rem Ii:ur..i-ii .ibarr.i.-- j

!!. in.-; r.'.vi o:it that tiv Miii.il ' i!u!!ibrs of the logrlj- .'.:: !S i.vt es !.;ui. is vori.;vn-n rc -

. ;. -.ir iii r;-' iti;iJ that it 1.4 entirely j '. ii.:':i t y-a l!:";r cspci srs v UUc .

..t iiu.i! t'-.;r duti- st ui tifi i tt;cn. . : ;..: io- from K:vjj declared that . ' ' . .: c!f' bents l.im U

' ' - " ii ir.tr-"lti-;o a- lii. tt jn-Tase 1

' .if a'.r. iters and XIprsenfativ-s Jl.CvO o ear. II'; point.-j out that t'.-i di.jount v.'.'' not aituallj CGinpe-j-

the'r v o -It os the the sixty-one days f.vo yet rs ts la

i':t ...

i.:ty ted i

ions fo: uuririg ira ta.ui! a.r.o

tr.f. c

f tir.it! as

the denarius that are mode .a:t;yuica because cf their

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119 pc.nts cm.', thit for v.e-rk:- jrior to 'i s .. fu they arc forced to entertain f

fw". sorts cf persons vho hav-i notions sLout legislation stud that at ether t:mcs

' h'.y trc loreed iu ac.ort U. nations !

f : oi.i j-iaces la t!.ir districts. On sue

: raiions t'.icy arc invited as :uc mbers I

cf Hi asscn'.b'.y- and fer n.i other reason, thy rc; lV-ecd to i J' tbci own exrinses. Ar.y tr.-rcass vou'.i net a.rr'v to the

crsm session. Senator ftotic said, but! '. d ni'P'.y to the session cf l23. Trie

i rtr.t ihy of as.seir.blyn-.en Is J5 a

list' r tho sixty-one day period cr ai t ! for a session. 'Ic.iiy pcrscrs of a Witty, but . ho do. t t ha. -3 lii- orr.c-f-, ir.ay be rrevf nfed i It b -: ir. s nieii.bers of the asc.n-;

.y. Sei:al.r St .;'. taid, b"un.so th

si lei' ml&kwii mJM

,1 -EW -,---- I HvvM! I J Hill Ir-) - rj, ucj

F . r

I BRmblnU ur. dILL wo of a kipJO - Rv , TiKt .

I fT V &:.:'r& ( B I -WJk -.I.I?., I TWlrJK OF THAT- r I

! -p5 be eioht J I J5 yllJ

t-H-' . ..vr ' iTTiW 5d; ,

r-iU LWWi iF i VU4H

day evening: to ti.n.?act bur ir.f ei, I

DIES AT HOSPITAL

; Mrs. Titom4S '!l!!f j ttreet, Hstrniond. jd Mari-raret's liospjwii. Si t a n il and lit 1 1 o d a u g h t j ivi.j ri '..rid 1 riday

ord. ? H-nry ast nis'nt at St. c leaves a h'lfr. Th- funeral Jfternoon at 2

Mr." O. C. Urandcnburg r.f Xrth Mag- tiort run ave.. ts entertaining the ladies of tion

th no.-iprooity Cluo. at her home thid afternoon.

tlon t .

Mrs. Frank Dickson Mrs. AVai'.rr Mclntoah

ee-

See-

I'lreetors of the East Chicas;- Woman's Club tret with tl, :lu'o president. M;:. A A. n i-i 1 1.5th Ftrect Mon

day evening: to tt.n.?act busir.rsc.-

The Esther Hebi-Uahs of Indiana

Ha:

e i i at:

r.o: afford to seek the dec: ion a

up thflr Urr.o an aciu-l loss to

-.J I O CiOCIv

: i o ni

iie res i dene

if"

HEARS WIFE'S PLEA;

GOES BACK TO JAIL.1

Twin City

News Notes

Jlrs. K. N. Canine., cf Xorth Magoun a c . In Chloajv attending .a mlfslmiary ronferenca conducted in the rr.tssion beard rooms at the T. 31. C. A., Tuesday. The MeitUmes . "W. Smith and It. IT. Clark, were in Chicago in the interests of attending a purse conference at the Hotel la fcalle, Tuesday. The ladies of the Christian church at Indiana. Harbor are meeting 'olay

and with a ne-v F-t of officers are r-re- !

nor e all

and

Wanted Everything Clear Behind Kim for Wife and Baby to Come

TIICAiHO. Jan. 12. Jan-.s McElcvey :: back to a cell In Jolie. today bese ha w anted "t have rythir.gr r" behind him f .r lits bride of two .ths and the o'.iid that is to cen.o. "-?!!:.'.:.'- ctcipc.d frer-s Joliot prison . .ty. Ks vis se-nvir:fe- a sentence :' oi.. one yor ;o life for highway bery. 13 liar, been tw ico paroled fjcii tir.-.e sont tacii for violation of i irolc Viwj. fsw vfOj after bis ecap he ine-t r'. at.d before i.er.sr thy were rtar1 ,-tuViy XcC'cvey learned ha 'o be a ffi.tl-.cr.

s en '.

to th- g-.rl h had

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to'.d her that he "was a ict. T!iy talked !t over. .r and McZvery called up

.;:.- rg'. 1"r.. Staple ton. ths man j arj.-ttd hlr.i fer robbery and told '- -.fficer :t "reme and get liitn". "X'm rteud cf ycu." the girl wife said

;h dttecti :e took her husband away, i o i re j'Jtt r.cbie. that's v.-hjt ycu arc. r.d 111 t-j -waintiiiK if tUey keep you i':r f.vtnty years."

partner a full lineup of the year's work ! to rome. President. Mrs. F.. II. Bar- !

Iron; vice, Mrs. H. A. Lewis; secretary. The Tlr. C;ty Knights of Coluirbus M c r. McFadd.n; treausrer. Mrs.

are r.o, gun; open nouse at tnetr meetir

6chcduld for tomorrow evening, at Indi

ana Harbor, and are extending their!

uS'-iaj hospitable invitations to the ladies to bis present. Dancing will be a feature of the evening's entertainment. A large attendance on the part of members is urged and equally so by the guests.

Last Chicago people tn the busine38 j d. strict of the four corners and who rely

on the bar.lt clocks for accurate time

are corr.pia.inir g c

the

Curtla Mattox. Tf-h meeting is m ilii ! Mrs. Barron cf IC'ith street today.

Mrs. Thomas Fogg, cf thts r.eil apartments is hosttss today at a one o'clock luncheon to members cf the Twentieth Cent-dry Club.

The ladies of the First

Ci'-'"""" "' ' il m ii'nwi , marrf -V?P .."' ' ' : V Jp j i" J

M UOdJrv Qui Ud M

arc meeting this evenir

rn-rnb'r? t be nrestnt

i Mr:. A. F. Arl.in of 1 c 7 th srreyt who 'has been very ill for som time wa.well enough to rr'.ease Mrs. Jessie

Ashford. the nurse, vhj ha.'

j ing for her anl 1; epect;i:fe- complete i I recuperation within a few weeks. ' The ar.tnia! reception of the East Chi-

cago Woman's club, postponed o-.:ntr to the epidemic, u ill occur euiy ir. February, conjointly with the general meeting of that month and vth department of literature as hostct-.es of the ?na:r. The guest personnel v. ill bo maintained as heretofore a riv-unoed and

gained for the occasion. Flans are under super, irion cf the chairman cf fe

literary program. Mrs. William Mcacie. More definiip information regarding the reception will be potted at a Uter date. A pre! unary announrcmcnt was rnide i tirday of the reception as the mc;i-

bern car- j here of the b.tcrar-' department met with

Mrs t. Kcid of beacon street, w.icie th.e tiMh f-eoth, of "Faradisc Ect" was tbe subject of study. Mr. Fred Reardon cf Sharon, Fa., brie

GRANDADDY DODDY IS DEAD

speakers and other enter;.-.

i:,ttiii the J. V. Kcardon3 in X"orth Tod avenue, baa returned to his home. Miss Agnes VieKerna, a nurse at St. Hernard's hospital. Chicago, and a resident of th's city, has ben il! for th past several day?, according to advice? received here.

Baptist i

church at Indiana IKrbor are sponsor-

i ing a one o cIock clnmer today, com

plimentary to Mrs- Will Ford, who was Miss Mabel Jone.'. a teaoher of the

.1 1 1 . . - cm -

w.e iun laj-u.i ui , T? ,-,o.-.l T-.n?il laf .Vm.

Building, which when operating affords ' tlr

many trie tune -wi-hout tncon cnter.ee of looUing up another timepiece. Vill the cause bo kindly diagnosed? Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wocdburn of 145tb

clod

se.-.o '

in the category iciety enterti ins

and iti

of those that when ore of

thir

number succumbs to the w;

of cupid. i lie affair cf today is planned untTi!y and in consideration that Mr. . Ford is here isiting with

visits here. He was

GEN. ELECTRIC EMPLOYES LAID OFF L,V1,". Mas-s., Jan. 13. More than I '" 0 employes cf th General Electric .n.pany's plar.t l.cre were laid off ttas the ilrt part of a program, hie b union leaders say calla for a t reral reduction in the working '-res cf IU, COO. A notice from e-.hr.ectady Lead -juarters state? that I pt-r con'' of th.e working force of the company would be laid off ir.def.n--..',y. It was feared by workingraen that this preceded a genet al wage re-.I'.cUon.

s.., have departed to attend the funeral . her husband from thir home in Oklaof Mrs. "Woodburn'3 father, a civtl-war ho ma. veteran wjo passed away at Leaven-j Th. Congregational Ladies1 Aid Sowort., end was taken to Kansas City , cje.y n :: cont,nu.3 tlle4r o,.- of lhe for lr.tw.st. The deceased. Robert K. j ..ear in -iiri k, heretofore. Mrs Flood, belonged to Company C. Third Edward Cad man i.- chairman of bec- . ti!;, inf., and wa, known in thit; i . - .

City for his ytiars of age.

Mr. and JIr. K. T. Twv.i rr Xor" Magoun ave., have returned f -roro attending the f-uneral of Mrs. Mary Perry, of the Eastslde, and an old friend of the

lowing as accident to her daughter who ;

was severely burned while in the laundry of her home. The daughter who suffered the accident fearing that the shock ! would bx? too much for her mother took j refuge (n a nearby neighbor's home1 whose daughter wa3 111 at the same time ! and the shock also proved fatal to her, j the child was suffering from heart

trouble wnloh the shock aggravated, and

she died shortly after. The woman in

Jured by the names -will recuperate. The Messers and Mesdames Ec-rt Wilson and Ira M. Wiggins, cf Indiana Harbor will attend the evening performance of Jane Cowl, at the Cort Theatre, see-

si Crop ImprCirsnt Service AKYTLLE Quiet Lad."

grand champion Aberdeen Angus bull at the 1912 In

ternational, died In Iowa a few days ego at fourteen years of sge. His life work demonstrates what a great sire will do in a small purebred herd of a bepnner. Mis registered progeny is 213 purebred bulls and heifers, and probably there were many more that were not recorded In the early days when purebreds brought little rore than beef prices. "Idolmere,'' which was champion in 1019, was one of his grandsons; U. of C. Jock, third champion steer at the 1919 Internationa!, rmd

many prize winners at all the great shows. Liis sons head leading herds In both Canada and the United States and his grandsons have gone to South America. When Otto Battles bought his first purebred Aberdeen Angu3 be was a poop farmer whose local elevator would not sell him feed. Those were the days when a farmer who spent over fifty dollars for an animal with a pedigree was looked tipon as being not quite bright. Now. the Battles herd Is one of the most famous In th world. The purebred sire put this farmer ever the grade, made him famous, and even in these days of large fortrjnes he is comfortably fixed.

onsumers Wholes a

"Guaranteed Products

tfrocers

Hammond Ind. Tel. 531 540HohmanSt ALL ORDERS OVER $5.00 DELIVERED NO CHARGE

tnsr "Sinilinsr Thru" Saturday e--ening.

SPANISH GRANDEE" AND SOULMATE ARE A t FORGIVEN BY LEGAL MATES, NOT BY LAW

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Campbell's Pork and Beans 3 cans .... 28c

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?Ir. and Mrs. Pierre Taul Auther and their baby. Xo matter "what the Chicago authorities decide to do or whether reconciliations are effected between Pierre Paul Auther, the love bandit, end his wife and that of his "souimate," Mrs. Phillip M. Franzen. and her wrorip-ed husband, the state of Wisconsin will demand that the alleged Spanish grandee be brought to trial at Madison, Wis., on a charre or larceny. This was announced recently by Chief of Police Thomas Shaughressy of Madison. The larceny charge was made against Auther by -Tar-zen who asserted that the former had taken $110 at the point of a tevoiver at the time he forced Franzen to sign away hi rights to Mrs. Franzen ar.d the two eloped. Auther posed as a "Spanish grandee."Fol'owir.g ths return of the lovers to Chicago, Franzen and Mrs. Auther derided to forgive their wayward spouses and reconciliations were effected, even the wives shaking hands and agreeing to let bygones be bvgones. Franzen hastened to notify the Wisconsin authorities that te viehed to withdraw the warrent he had sworn out for Auther.

FANCY MICHIGAN HAND PICKED LARGE SWEET MEATY Navy Beans 10 lbs 49c Prunes 5 lbs. . 69c Fancy Large 3 Crown RAISINS 3 lbs. 72c Box 25 lbs. $5.95 VERY BEST CREAMERY NICE LRGE GUARANTEED BUTTER .... 55c EGGS 67c

212 East State Street, Hammond "JUST ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE"

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MrfiPana mmvi

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CRAMMED

Full of Bargains! Here Arc a Few Just Picked at Random

O. D.

SWEATERS

v-!

HEBE MILK, 3 for 25c EAGLE MILK. 3 for 80c MANSFIELD MILK, 3 for.37c HERSHEY COCOA, lb . . . 38c DUNHAM C0C0ANUT lb.49c PUR HONEY, 14 oz...39c No. 2 SIZE CAN TOMATOES 3 for 25c Case of 24, $1.90 CHEESE Fancy Cream or Brick 29c per lb. MORTON SALT 101b. bag, 29c LUX 3 for 29c

Free Offer Special 1 lb. Best COCOA FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 3 POUNDS BEST GUARANTEED COFFEE 98c

ROLLED OATS, 10fc..45c ARMOUR OATS, large.. 29c QUAKER OATS, large.. 29c SMALL, 3 for 37c MAPLE SYRUP, pint. . . .39c MAPLE SYRUP, quart... 7 7c Mme i wm No. 3 SIZE CAN TOMATOES 3 for 38c Case of 24, $2.98 CATSUP Pure, 16 oz. Bottle 3 for 55c PURE MUSTARD 7 oz. Bottle, 3 for 29c KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes 10c

Just received a large shipment of 0D color Sweaters. Former price was $3 to $4. Come in all sizes. Special while the lot CjJ J QQ

Slip-Over Sweaters Special, 98c

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GOV'T. BED

tctton. aiostiv hcaw Kna

COMFORTS

ki covering.

Reclaimed, some nev-. Filled with pure white ? 1 Q

Special

EXTRA SPECIAL

ONE

CAR LOAD FANCY POTATOES AH You Want While They Last 30c Per Peck $1.20 Per Busbel

GOV'T. L'THER

GLOVES

New and reclaimed, some v.vth gauntlets, all perfect .

59c

GOV'T. WOOL Drawers.

UNDERWEAR Perfect. Like new. . . .

Jcn s reciai

5hirts and

med wool

85c

$20

WOOL BLANKETS

New, double, extra larg?. In white.

gray or plaid?. The fines

Blankets shown this year. Per pair, only

"$4.85

Q INLW WUULtinest shirt made. Must be 7C $0 SHIRTS seen to be fully appreciated W J

ROAST ! CORNED BEST GOV'T BEEF BEEF BACON 2 lbs. 29c ?'o. 1, 1 9c 12 lbs., $2.60 ARMY SHOES $3.95 and $4.95 35c MEN'S 75c TURKISH LEATHER HALF , S0CKS EntrX'nd S0LES Special only 19c large, 39c 35c

GOV'T. WOOL

immediate sellin

BLANKETS

TOO. D cobr. Values

pechlly priced for

tD $15.00.

100