Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 176, Hammond, Lake County, 14 January 1921 — Page 2

JPaee Two.

THE TIMES

PALATIAL I RESIDENCES ARE GUARDED

PASTOR WHO DISAPPEARED WITO GIRL -RETURNS TO CHURCH, BEGS FORGIVENESS

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Ixtra Police Detailed to Watch I Over Score of Public i Buildings rf --i INTERNATIONA1. fit'VtS SERVICE 'iiJNEW YORK. Jan. 14. 'With v ia:iis sti'l guar'n- today more than score of public buildings, ihur.-lies -iftd clubs and t!f- residfners of a r.um-Vc-of prominent "tUts and niilHon'.Jfires. there wa. an air of mystery Maintained at pV.n h.-adUiirtT as fo the reason for th unuMi.il action. only informs:, n s?:v. n was that -li police action v. a- j.romrtfl by toiaal agents of tbf I'nitcd States Ur5fi.rtTnent of- Jjti- v!i. have b-.cn Conducting an in f ligation . irr Among the palatial region.-? guarded were th"e of John V. Kui'Ueirtlier. Vincent Aster, J. V. Morgan, TuJiarles M. Schwab, Mrs. Andrew t'arCSegic, VVm. K. Vanderbilt, thu Krick .mansion, residences of Archbishop "Hayes, Mayor John V. HyUn. Put. SS'tty. Harry K. I.ewi? and Supremo iC'Hirt Ju.itlcc Lewis Fawcett and Jforman P. Dylu1. Throughout the night there Mto 15sed poftf at the.-o r'-sul-if '. wlii "35embers of the automobile squads "Efsd the roving motorcyclr- polie.-men through the streets on p;.tio., .".Amonsr buil.iingi cnroful!;.- guarded TZn police during the night iero St. "Patrick's Cathedral. City Ha'.i. I'ost-'a-.Tflces. Stock Exchange. Grand Centra! -find Pennsylvania, Stations: bridges JSPross East River. Municipal I'.ullding, "!Taio and Union Leaguo Clubs, Museum TT S'atural History. N'cw York KUison TSant. King County's lAghtins; plant, ilsntral Park reservoir, the sub-treas-jjy. criminal courts building- and scv-jj-al churches. ts William J. Flynn, in charge of the partmnt of jusUc- intelligence Service, toured the city in a hiih po'jSC6d automobile, accompanied by sl

JJain clothes men. viyiting all the spetaj police details to make certain that THey remained on duty. letter a -yiyp-uty police commissioner made a Smilar flying trip. Therw. were rumors that a bomb plot iiAd been discovered but there was no confirmation of this. "eCredence wa3 given ihe bomb plot "eory by the fact that th polico eom.b squad, under Detective Seret. ije'gan ivaa ordered out for special !5-Uty. But members of this squad --svtre silent "on orders" today. It was believed that s-eeret in.'ormafen.of ill all'-srel bomb plot, obtained dd.enly by federal operatives, and as ufckly communicstfd to the police, resulted in the. hurried mobilization of 'r&tra precautionary bomb police.

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CONGRESS TODAY WASHI.VGTOX. Jan. 1 4i Congress today : SFAATE ' Oeneral Pershing and Secretary Baker oppose reduction of army. Finance committeo amenda tariff till. F. P. Willis sworn in as senator from Ohio. Muscle Shoals nitrate bill pending In senate. HOI SK Kailroad president ask Immedta.ts rayment of guaranty funds appropriated by congress.

U. S. SEIZES ITALIAN TANKER INTERNfTIOHAL NEWS SERVICE! 1-OUT A KTH17R. Tex., Jan. 14. The Italian tanker Netlnno, valued at 1.- ------ -- -- - j j.

000,000, vu aaiaad .bare by United tat as customs -authorities and may te taken ever by the United States for alleged .violation of customs laws. T-fts Nettuno, it is charged, brought 149 cases of Italian brandy to this port In April. 120. The vessel ,evaded foreign scUure j,f the liquor and upon arrival here was attached for libel by United States District Attorney Dennett.

MOUSE MOVED DURING BLIZZARD

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE VnUAMA, Ohio, Jan. 14. Did you ever know of a blizzard doing any body a good turn? t-tsten to this! A- C. XfchoU at We.at T-ibrty, Tie-ar her bought a houae on the new school bulldlngr site. lie started movlngr it ast on Xt -

ell street t another lot when he was stopped by the telephone company, tha4 filed an injunetion suit, claiming the moving operations would disturb their wires. As a consequence the house stood In the middle of the street. "Things looked pretty blue for Mr. Xlchobj, who was In about the same position as Pat, full of corn Juice, and holding onto a lamp -post be couldn"t go anywhere and couldn't stay where he was," explainpd a local citizen. Then something mysterious happened! That night there was a heavy wind, followed hy snow. Next morning passrsby found the house on the lot wh re Nichols wanted it to go. The telephone wires were Intact and ther was no signs' in the snow, a foot ep, that any human hting had violated t!, court's Inlunn-

tlon . Some folks wore smiles, but n on' seemed lo knnw how It happened.

Some Map

A iarg? relief map of the world, an i ehowlnr all known physical conditio''" of the .globe, is beiiis prepared by C" V. S. Shipping r...ard. An Experienced Printer "Our r.ew company is capitalized at J50.nno."or " "Srat. !"! in.- s...- ,-,iy prns)icti)." ''Oh, we haven't got out a proape-. tus yet. The confounded print' r vnnts his pay in advance."

Join Christmas Saving Club; Citizens National Bank. 1-'3-'

Kev. Cornelius Denzscl and his daughter, Mrs. William Dobkersloat, at left, and his wife at right. Rev. Cornelius Denzsel, defrocked pastor of the Srst reformed Netherlands church at Passaic, N. J., sat in the front pew of the church recently with his family while the new pastor read from the pulpit kev. DenzseVs plea for forgivenesa from his flock. Rev. Denzsel disappeared some time aeo t the same time a girl disappeared.

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Stills Chalmers 34 li vnerican Can 2rt's rncrican. Car and Foundry 122-2 Arne-rican. t.ocomof ive 83 Vnjf-rican Sme'tincr - 37 tnterican Steel Fotindfy 3(.'v. -Xflierican. Tel. and Tel. PIC'vfraconda . . :7i X3,1dwin Locomotive 30 T;sritral leather ' 33 C&esapeake and 'ihif tu "fiics.go and North Western -6$ Chicago. Mil. and St. Pau 1. J!) .Consolidated Gas ' 79i jucible Steel .. f4 .5tSl - 14' tTJneral Klectric 121 F,s freneral Motors l :, J.cka-wanna Steel 5 t '4 fjehigh Valley iexican Pete . . : 11'., .i o "iiidvaie, Steed n 2 -JSTorfolk and Western ........... 1 0 I '4 ?9rtherr Paclllc S-?s -SSirei Oil . "h

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Keading Southern Kacifie . Southern Itailway

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lexas o t.-i T'nion Pacific - 1197s V. P. Steel 81! "s AV'est initio jse 44'. Willys Overland " Sinclair Oil ?3Tj (TICAOO (AMI GRAIN'. WHEAT No. 1 hard winter. Jl.82'-j 5 1.94 ; - hard v inter. ! ; 1 northern sprinsj.fl $l,95si. CORN 2 white. 63-s'?f 4e: 2 yellow. 74Uc: 3 ivhlte. fti1if; " yellow, H 'i ". 4 wh;t'-, 665? 67c, 4 yellow. 66 H ffi 67 ?t o. OATS No. 1 whtte. 46c. 2 white, 4ft?4t47Uc: 3 while. 4ji 'fy 4S'c.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. H.OCSS Heceipts. 30.000; market, 3 0 'd 13 lower. Bulk, J9.30 ri 9.6" : top, $3 75; heavyweijlit, i'l.Z'a 9.50 ; medium weight, J9.40fi 9.65; light weight, $3.50 Of 9.70; light H jht.?. $9.5 'i 9.75 ; heavy packing sows, smooth. 1. 30 y 9,00 ; packing sows, rousli, $8.25 3 8.30; pigs, $9.50 U 9.85. CATTLE Receipts. 6 000; market, steady to lower. Beef Sters: Mediuni and heavyweight. 51 1.25 '( 1 2.50 ; choice and prime, SllS'O 12.51; medium and good, $9 .') 11, 15; liglit weight, iP'.2 11.75; good and ci.oi. j, $ 10.23 lJ.Tv; common and medium. $7.50 'g l.nrt. Butcher Cattlo lUifers. $5.23'g 10. 0; cows, $4. 60 8.73; bulls. $5.003 7,5. Catiner.-. and Cutters Cows and heifers. J.l.lO'.j 4.60; canner steers, $4.00 5.75; veal calves Might and handyweisrht). $ 10. ""0 'a 12.00 ; feeder steers, 57.00 'n 9.23 ; stof-ker stcrs. $5.25 m S i:'; stocker cows and heifers, $4.25'i 6.f'0.

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TODAY MARRIOTT-MOND TROUPE Spectacular Monoplane Torpedo Sensation

AGNES KAYNE Comediennt

BILLY & EDITH DEEVEREAUX Singing and Talking BIJOU FOUR Fun in a School Room

CHICAGO VEAL 12c: TO to SO Ins.. i r.s .. 1 4 j ! .".c : fa nr.; kidiieys, ;4,j tu 175

-5 0 to 60 lbs., llli 13 0 14c; 90 to lOo . I61;: over weight lbs., S fi 10c.

BT-TTER Receipts. 3,170 aJbs; creamery extra. 4c: extra firsts,. Ss 46c: packing stock. 14''al$e. 1 -: 1GS 'Iieee:pts. n . 2 "i 7 cases: current 4 cejpts. 66'fifiSc: ordinary firsts, 63ig; 67c: ft rets, lie: checks, 50 05c; dirties 0 4'aOSc. CHEESE Tw-.ns. 'n-w. 24Tit'3e: daisies, 24'a ii 25c; young- Americas, 26 ';(26'ijc; longhorns, 26 -g 2-c; brick," l?c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 43c. chickens, 2.Sc; springs, 25c; roosters. 2"c: geese. 26c; ducks. 31c. POT ATI ES Rrceipts. 37 ears.

MILLER & GRIFFIN The TeHer MICHELSON & LEE Comedy Novelty i ' ' Also "VELVET FINGERS"

BnnnPeari te m -the IJUU THIEF." Also Eddie Polo in "The King of the Circus." Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin in "ONE A. M."

D ACTIMli ar' iJes Mnter rnjilillL in "A VIRTUOUS OUTCAST."

t OSCAR MAYER HAMS Per lb. ..17c

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84 State Street

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Pork Butts, . . . . . 15c Pork Loin Roast, ... . 22c Lard, Oscar Mayer 51bs. 89c Dixie Bacon, . . . . . 24c Pot Roast, . ... . . 18c Leg Veal, ...... 25c Flour, Ceresota, Gold Medal l-8bbl 1.35 Jumbo Peanuts, Fresh Roasted lb. 15c Eggs Our Very Beit ; ... 65c Nutro Milk Tall Can .... 8c Tomatoes, Solid Pack No. 2 Can 9c Apple Butter, Large Jar . .... 29c

Fresh Dressed Chickens All Orders Received by 1 P. M. Delivered Same Day

SPECIAL MEN'S OVERCOATS

Gray plaid, sizes 34 to 37, last year's style; $20 value, at a . $7.00

VmM on If wayo Ho Botior si Schneider's

TAILOR FURNISHER 73 STATE ST. - AMXCK3

FOR SATURDAY ONLY Here we hafe bargain, for you that bring yon to our store Saturday, without fail! READ CAREFULLY, SEE WHAT YOU SAVE.

BED SHEETS Size 81x90, good quality at only 98c

BATH TOWELS Very big size, first grade, 59c value. Saturday only 21c

OUTING FLANNEL Heavy Napp, on both sides in white or gray Saturday onjy, per yard

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WOOL YARN

TICKING (Imported) guaranteed feather

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SILK CAMISOLES Of Silk Crepe de Chine, with fine lace silk, $2 value Saturday only

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10-Bay Sale of Working CLOTHES and SHOES

Ladies' Dresses

'Carhartts' Overalls or Jackets Fine heavy $2.20 denim, 1 Q ff in all sizes to 48. Special.'' 'UU i' 1 i i i ii Overalls or Jackets Special 69c Of Blue Denim, with Union Label in every garment. Pure Wool Pants $4.00 Heavy all wool dark gray pants. Our $6.50 seller. Very special at $4.00. "Lee" Union Alls $3 75 The best work garment in the country Was sold at $6.00. We handle them, on sale now at $3.75. Mens Coveralls Men's Coveralls Khaki or blue Denim Our $3.00 grade. 1 QQ Very special at Pli0 Men's Canvas Gloves, heavy OC

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In all wool French Serge in many styles. Values to $17.50. Very special at $9.75

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All -wool Tricotine, all-wcol Velour or Silk Tricollette. Values to $30 Special for Saturday at $15.00. SKIRTS Wool checked Skirts in fine shades, with belt and very neat pockets QO Value to $5.98. V ery special

Men's Red and Blue Handkerchiefs, at . .

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Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts at UJ7C

Men's Wool Army Shirts All sizes at

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Men's Flannel Night Shirts, at

$1.98

Ladies' Union Suits Winter weight, sleeveless, half sleeves or long sleeves. Our $1.98 ( 1 1 Q sellers : for Saturdav only . . P

$1725

Ladies Pure Wool Hose at

Ladies Silk Hose

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Ladies' Silk Lisle Hose Saturday only, 3 pairs for.

Ladies Tie-Back Sweaters. Sweaters. Angora Shawl Collar, at

Mens Mackinaws $ 10.95 Heavy Wool Mackinaws, dark patterns. Our $14.00 values. Signal Railrcad Shirts, Polka Dote, with 2 eolers, for. . . . fccJ "WVsen Bios." Mn's Union Suits in heaw ribbed, heavy fleece, part wool. All $3 00 samK.r.ts g gg Spec at

Endicott Johnson Work Shoes $2.50 THE SCOUT MASTER ELK SKIN SHOE. HEAVY AND DURABLE Endicott Johnson's ARMY SHOES -Madeto government specifications. Goodyear Welt Solid Leather. Sells all over C4. Cfl at $5.95. Very special at ,

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GIRL'S'SERGEDRESSES " " Sizes 2 to 6 $3.49 Sizes 8 to 14 $4.98 These arc dresses that we sold up tD $9.50 We have marked them down for Clearance. Boys' Suits or Mackinaws $7,75 Broken lots of all wool Serge Suits in navy blue or brown, light or dark mixtures. Mackinaws of heavy wool cloth. Just in time to buv now. Only $7.75 BOY'S 2 PANTS SUITS A QO Sizes 9 to 17, at ViU.JO Another lot of this wonderful bargain. All wool 2 pants Suits in brown mixtures; are well worth $l6.50. Now on sale, $10.98 BOY'S AND GIRL'S HOSE, 25c All sizes in heavy or fine rib, black or in brown. 39c and 49c values O Saturday only -P Boys' Shoes "Endicott Johnson" make sizes 2 to 6. $3.50; JO AQ sizes 9 to I, at ' V.CJO

79 State St Hammond Look for the Numboi

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