Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 190, Hammond, Lake County, 31 January 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Monday. January HI. 1021

EMERGENCY TARIFF BILLS' DEATH KNELL

Republicans and Democrats Accuse Each Other In Senate. BY J. F A TIT CAMPPEI 'STAFF COtRESPONDTNT 1. N. SERVICE! VASHIN"OTOX. .Tan. 3 1. l"o' ltical pyrotechnics reminiscent of th.e exv'.xded In last year'a campaign accom-ra-nted the death knell of th -merB-ency tariff bill in the senate today. Republican leaders charged the bill's democratic opponent with fnorap8.suiug tt defeat by conducting a filibuster. Democratk-s leaders retorted that the republicans never had any firioere. Intention of rasinjr it. Poth aides indulged in recrimination as ft berajn evident republican leaders intended to abandon the tire and parmit It to rest on the senate, calendar m-hiU they tackled the difficult Job of dirposing of 12 appropriation bUl durln the four weeks which are all tlxat remain of the present session. Several republicans in chargre of the majority program expressed grave dTtibt if the senate -would be able to run the army a.nd navy appropriation bills before March 4. They said thery would not be surprised if these t-o measures, js -veil ai a mass of other Jartalation, wr bequeathed to the r administration, and the new cont; re. ssl. Bartator Penrose, oliairman of the senate finance committee, was eelecte4 1o- make the first move In the republican plan to sidetrack the tariff measur, PenroM originally opposed the bill as It was ra,SBed by the house. He a creed subsequently to sponsor it although he Is said to have entertained i Illusions, after it was weighed down with amendments in his committee, that It -would ever become a law at this session. Penrose e.!d a democratic filibuster was to blame for faUure to vote on th Ml!, which, he predicted, would securw Its passage. His democratic opponents charged ha waa no more de-rirtc-s f the bill's passagre tha.n thsy ware The verbal exchang-es between Penrose and the democratic senators promised to wax hotter as today's aessio proceeded. GLADYS W1THERELL IS RESCUED TODAY Missing Pacific Coast Woman Imprisoned in Cabin in Mountains BT CKARLEd E. HtGHES fJTUFf C0ESF0NDENT I. N. SEPtVICEI LOS ANGELES, Jan. 81. After ona ?. the moat dramatic avnd aeneational hunts In California criminal annals, Mrs. Gladyw Wlthrell, kidnapped from her home In Hollywood, last Tuesday renintr, was found mJ and unharmed early this mornirr In a lonely canyon cabin about CO miles from Los Angeles. A. larg-e porso of deputy sheriffs, polica and private detectives, some cf wJioro were armed with sawed -off ahot-gruns, urrounded tha ca.bin. and after griTen i5mal, crashed In the door and -windows, taking the inmates by complete surprise. Mrs. "Witherell u found In an Inner room and was overjoyed when aroused and told she was fr. Two men who were en gruard w ere disarm! and handcuffed before they could ffr -ny realstanc.e. They gavo th namaa of Floyd Carr and A. W. Carr, cousin. It waa thrcugTi the vigilance of a telephone operator that a clue to the neat" o-f the abductors -was discoverd. O. a. W'iUierell, husband of the kidnapped woman, was called to his telephone, a few minutes before midnight and man began demanding the t-ayment of I20.C'0 ran son or that Witherell would suffer the death oi his wife br violent means, Tlecog-nialng tha number of WilherU'a telephone and over-hearing a few words of the conversation, the operator transmitted the information to the operator at police headquarters. Officers wer di'patchcd on a hurry call to a downtown druj ure, thcy covered the man who telephoned with their revolver just as he started to leave the teliphonj booth. He was searched on th spot and an automatic pistol and twtf vials of chloroform found on him. The prisoner sraa subjected to several terrific cross-examinations and f.n-alr weakened, making a complete For Irritated Throats take a tried and tented remedy one that acta promptly and effectively and contains up opiates. You get that remedy by asking for

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1 waa cholorofovnied when lews than 100 .cet fnm her homo last Tuesday about 6:10 p. m. Sha was placed In an automobile and rushed to a house where the pans mad Its headquarters and later taken to the cabin live tulles east of Corona, A U of aouthern California is boilingwtth Indignation this miming over tha abduction. Express Company Helps European Relief Am on k thr numerous abend's throughout the country cn-or-f rating- with Herbert Hoover, ohairnir.n vf the European Relief Council, in his effort to raise $3:!.00ft,doo by means of a national collection for the relief of Incipient starvation among S.SOO.oro children In the wurstrickcu countiks oi Central and Extern Kurope are. the American Express Company and the American Hallway Express Company, Through the authirir.ation of O. C. Taylrr, president of both organisation. INVISIBLE t'.UEST" certificates certitylnji that the purchaser has salvaged Hue life of one or more of the little war victims, have been placed on salo at -J, 000 of the company's offices throughout th. United States. The cost of saving one child until the acute condition uk boon relieved by the next Kuropean harvest is J 10.00, but donations of smaller sums are welcome, and a contribution of only $1.00 under the ecoj noinical administration of the Council i n'i!) V . it. - , -. . . . r,... rev iuc iu a nine ootiy tor a month. "INVISIBLE GUEST" certificates, which can be purchased for any amount from $1.00 up. art on sale a.t the local office of the Ameiican Railway Express Company. SHOW AT ORPHEUM The three Maran altera, -who put on a remarkahle dancing act Is the leading number on the bill of the Orpheum theater for today and TuesJay. They are considered among the test on the road. On the six act bill with them arc Jumsn and Cunningham, the comedians: .Tuanita. a n-ovelty girl: the Musical Martins, entertainers ri ln: j Swarta and Clifford, Just laus'h pro vokers, and Fraaer and Tseck, who provide one of those husky athletic entertainments. For good mttaur another episode of the thriller, -The Phantom rca." is also included. Will Present Matthews With Costly Gold Star Tom Matthew, new deputy sheriff f Gary, under Sheriff "Hut" Olds of Lake county, will be the honored guest st a party given In his behalf Wednesday evening of this week when he wiil be presented with a costly gold star, recently obtaind by popular subscription in Gary. The occasion will be held at the Mathew residence at Miller and the ceremonies will start about 7:30 o'clock. Invitations for the event were sent to the may friendd this morniing. Dunns Bond Reduced "WilMam "Sunny" Dunn, notorious Chicago gunman, who was identified by the Gary police and witnesses a having .been one of the principals In the slaying of Spencer Tillman, colored porter of Mike .Binaen, live years ago and escaping in a fa-st auto with a satchel containing coma $10,000 in currency, succeeded In having hia bonds on a charge of carrying concealed -weapons reduced from $C9,0(J0 to $7,000. fRY A "TIMES WANT AD'

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PNTERNATIONAL NES SEV1CEI NEW TO UK. Jan. 31. The atoc market closed steady, prices moved in an Irregular fashion in the final trading but after ioni" ;harp declines when the cal money rao rose to S per ce-nt the marked iurn"l steady. Closing well above the low on the active isicues. Steel common yirlda to 82 S and crucible fell over 1 i'nl to a closing of 33f naldsln. after yielding to roee to 9- Southern VaetTle if-' over 1 point to 97 V and Northern ratio fell 2 points t Si' C.iand'.er fell over 2 points from the high to 7". CJeneral AHitalt. after selling above 71. dropped to Mexican petroleum fell to 157-j. br! recovered to lbl"!. Government horn! inr'aangwl; railway and other bonds ttdy. Allls Chsr.mers 31 7 American American American Amtrlcan American American Amtrlfati A merlcan Can Car a.r.d Foundry locomotive Hmeltinr Steel Foundry ... Tel. and Tel Woolen Sine . .l'Ju . . 83' . . 4 3, . 0' , . . . 7U , . 9 . . . . Si . . 83 -t . . 2."'i . . 13 V . .12S'.; . . 1 1 v . P'I'.i . . i:.i .. t . . iSS . .US' ...31 . 71 Mi , .100 . . 85 U . 8i . . 21 .. 41 , . It) . . Vi .. s:i. . 66S . 9'." . TJ'i .. 57!, . 4S . . S3 -a .115 -a . sf4 Anaconda Atchison Crucible Histllleries Securities Erie Erie Jt Prfvl General Electric General Motors . . . . . Illinois Central Int. Nickey . . tnt. Paper l4tokaanna Stee! .. Meiican Pete Mid vale Steel Ne wTork CesitrM .. NorfoUc and tVrslcrn Northern I'aci.Tc .... Ohio Cities Gas Sinclair Oil Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Coe.1 Pressed Stedl Car. . . Reading Republic Iron arid Southern Pacific . Southern Hallway Studebaker Tejtas Co Tobacco Products Union Pacific .... U. S. Rubber T". S, Steel Stetl a V. S. Steel Prf.l Ill vTjs.ting.iu if'--"Willys Overl-tnct l IIU K.O .R A1 M A It Iv 1 1 1 . niIKAT-.V. 1 red. tl.ftt: hard winter. $1.71 Mj fi 1.72 : No. winter. $1.51. No. 1 4 hard No. CORN No, 2 yHc-r, SJsiC yellow. whlte, 09 9 Sic: No. 4 white No. S CSfi !j 4$c; Nu t ye!low, 56 Vj !r 59c. OATS No. 1 vi-.ite. 40c: 'No. -white, 40 1 - I '-; e ; No. 3 whUa, 384 59Sc; No. 4 white. .?7SS8So; standard. 3fcc. CHICAGO 1IE "4TOfK. HOGci Receipts, 67.0f0; market, lu -li lower. Top. $1 0.1S; bulk, 10. S3: heavyweight. S9.;oii.60: medium weijrht, $8.3 fl1 l.lfi : 1 Split weight. $9.Sf, & 10.25; light lights. $?Siia IO.L'5: heavy packing sows. n-,cc-th. $8.50'tf t.10: packing- sows, rough. $$.2i(g S.i' ; ptjfs, .00fl 10.25. CATTLE Receipt. IS. 000: n;ir,.u, sdw and about stiscy; cho.ee and prime. J. 10 10.0'.' ; :red.utn at.d uooii. $7,tJT 3.10: good Liit; choice. $8.1th.75; common and r.udium, $S.6i ft" j; butcher cattle, l-.elfers. $6.0" S.r.o ; cows, $4.001? 7.2?. bu'ls. $4.80 7.0-; veal calve?, 110.'. ar.d hi'.ndy weight. $1050 IS. iO; f. tlor steers. $6.00 ': 8.00. SHEEP Rctelj,ts. Ifj.ooo; market, slow and IStgPO l-.ter. Iambs, 84 lbs. down. $8,501? 10. 2i- Isuub. 84 lbs. up. 18c 14c . '1.JJ.-U I .1 JJ-H.'1S Today it costs no nore than, old-style qt:ick dessrrlj, with flavors in dry form. We supply dessert molds to users. Also other useful things. Write for catalog of gifts. Tell us which you want. Waukesha, Wis. Pkgs. for 25c 25 Condit St.

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CIGARETTE No cigarette has the same delicious flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike is the toasted cigarette. sls t "js-.jfr1 $i.2510.00; lambs, culls and common. IT.POt 1.00. ciiicAc;i rnonitK. PUTTER liec Ipts. 4.860 tubs; creamery extra- 4?,ic; firsts, S8tf44c; EGGS Receipts, 7,047 cases; miscellaneous, 49Tiulc; crdtnary first?. 4SW 60c; firsts, 52c; checks. 45 46c; dirties, 48c. LIVE POTXTRT Turkeyf, 43c; chickens. 82c; prings, 2Sc; roosters, ile; geepe. iSc; ducks, 33c. POTATOES EfcceipU. 70 cars; northern whites, sacked, $1.00 'a l.lu; bulk. $l,l&tj l.U,. VEAL itO to 0 lbs.. 12c; 70 to 'J lbs. 13ffl4c; fO to 100 lbs,, 14Jlc: fancy, lSifflSc: overweight kidneys, 140 to 17T5 lbs.. 8 In 10c. CALL MOKRV. NEW TORK. Jan. SI. Call money Jon the floor of th? New Tork Stock Kxchango today ruled st 7 per cent; hlffh 8 per cent; lew 7 per cent. i.ini:rt rv NEW TORK. Jan 81. Closing Liberty bonds: f't $rl.0 J Second 4s 86.30 First 4V $7.:0 iMccond 4's 86. 8 ! T'A A 1. - CO ffl Fourth 4' 8.t Victory :;'4s S7.2S ictory 43 P7.2A MOMRSJ.THISWhen the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests Ko toiling how soon the symptom! nay develop into croup, or worse. And then's when you'ra glad you hare a jar cf Mustero!e at hand to fire prompt cure relief. It does not blfrter. As f.rit aid and a certain remedy, Musterole is excelier t. Thousands of r-.others know it. You tshould keep a jar in the house, resdy for instant uee. It is tha remedy for adults, too. Relieve sore throat, bronchitis tonailiSs, croup, 6tiff neck, asthma, neoraigf headache, congeion, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, psint and aches of back or Joints, sprains, sore muacles, chilblains, frosted feet and colda of the cbeat (it ofteapTerenta ppettinoTiig). tOc and SSc jars: hospital 3.81 , alUMMgaJMaaMI!l .Auto Radiator Repairing I and general Automobile Repairm New and used radiators for Fords. New casr for all radiators. Guaranteed not to burst from repeated freezing. Prompt service. Work guaranteed. Famous Garage and Radiator Repair Shop CHICAGO AND RAILROAD AVES. PHONE EAST CHICAGO 12 HBSles BOYS GIRLS Gel a Pocket Knife or Pear! Read Necklace for selling- only two inc. rackfe of our aoods to your friends and neighbors. Send no mone v. e trust vou. Write today. Gcljrer Co., 1C3S S. Troy U. st. Chicago. III. GOODRICH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT X.BSS THAN 1-3 PKZCSS Those are Blltrhtly used, run less than l.C'QO miles, free from cuts and rtone bruises, will easily g-tve 4.000 to i.000 mileage. There tires are exceptional Bargains at these low prices. Fa brio Cord Tube I'rices ?.ro -'.50 Pri.. Prices l.on 14.00 IS.Gi t;.ni IS. 00 :'0.( d 51.00 M.00 22.00 f 7.50 I0..0 la.-o i i4.no 15.00 iC. to 15.60 :;.ou r.L'5 Ji.L'5 3. t'l 'ioxo 37x5 It!. 50 :3.ro :i.7o K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. mw axd trsxx Tinia AOCZSSOJUXH 51 CUero At. Fhona 15SO-J BAST CKICAOO navemse .n The Tiffin anw a a -.xiiac again. Results come with ronstant effort.

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TH1K1 KS ROB MP7TEH? That thieves are takinfr no chances in holding up pejestrlsns on the street and Rtt!nft nothing for their' trouble and that they have reverted to more lucrntiie Jobs for the purpose of getting ready cash can be seen by the nu-.-rher of robberies of Kas meters ami telephone pay eta'tlons. which arc alinort sure to have a few cents In th-m. Shortly after 8 o'clock ."aturday evening two men entered the New Tork Central station at Indiana Harbor and after telling the aa-ent that they were waiting for a train, entered a telephone booth to place a call. Nothina: vi) thought of this by the agent at the time, but a little later having occasion to ro into the booth, found the money slot out of order and the box robbed. Rob tias Meter Thieves early Sunday morning broke into the basement at the home of Mrs Jacobn. 3443 G.ithrie street. Indiana Hsrbor. robbing the ga-s meter of several dollars. Police of East Chicago and Gary are looking for John Brown, negro porter. 1 who early Sunday morning entered the barber shop of L. E. Tuttle. 7:3 Chicago avenue, and stole a number of raaors, brushes and other articles, besides taking about $10 in cash from the cash register. Brown had been employed by Tuttle only about two weelcs. Beat Officer While Officer Bernhart of the Harbor atation, was patrollng his beat o-i Pennsylvania avenue last evening, he ; espied four us-picious looking mn standing in the shadow of a building, near Washington street. As the officer approached the men. and desired 1 the information an to whom the men) were seeking, one of them hit him! over the head, knocking him to the sidewalk, while another tore the officer's star from Tils uniform. Ofrtcer Bernhart. drew his gun and fired st the fleeing men. but they made good their escape. (ttnV MAN TO SPEAK i Dr. H. P.. HeBra of Gary will be t'ie J principal speaker at the regular weekly noon day luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at tha Congregational church. Dr. DeBra will probably speak on "Community Interests," with which subject he. Is thoroughly acquainted. George H. Lewis, chief clerk at the plant of the General American Tank Car corporation and a member of the Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed librarian for the chamber. - USE Kem-Pro With Soft Coal It Cleans Sooty Flues and Chimneys Maintains Perfect Draft SAVES COAL Easilv used 'imply throw it on the fire. Absolutely no danger to person er heating: plant. The Cost Is Small 25c lb., 5 lbs. for $1.00 ORDER A PACKAGE WITH YOUR NEXT COAL ORDER PHONE 1490 THEBECKMAN SUPPLY CO. Oar Leaders : QUAKER EGG COAL BANNER LUMP COAL 20 ON

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KW PROWISKS M PIOHT Edward Muha has returned from Indianapolis from a business trip. While there Mr. Muha interviewed Senator New, regarding the soldier bonus hill. According "to Mr. Muhn. th senator expressed hi.T entire siui-fact ion with the movement and j.roi!)'.'-d his heart-

riest co-operation in an effort to have the bill passed. The Senator said in part: That h reeoirnlzps that It would be difficult on the part of tli l'ntt.f.1 Stat treasury to provide the nn-.?i.try funds, but that they should strain their utmost in providing the bonu.--"., which mean. conslderablr t.. (h ex-soldiers. IT W AS I N iMMOl tl an item appearing in Tli of Ssturdav it wn said Mint A. e Time Crocp lLrr la Dangerous Unless prompt retief is st hand, croop freiurntly prove fataL CLESSCO is a remedy recognized by the medical profession as unexcelled for treatment of croup It bring prompt, soot! ana relief, bj rrroovir the cause. ConUioi no rrpiates; does oot vomia. Lsed in ir.istiona of briim. Be en the ate axie. Have a bott-e atwuvK on hed. Becompdet eiuf aoid by all drtwa. Price 60 cent a. 5oia on uaraotee of your isrostey back ff CIX33CO Uiis TVa Gleaner Cooapaay TrnJOmy. Obt Drl. DRAKES plLESS00f; --ill ii I ! i 1 i f mcrr i,.. rr; -nTi ill ,1 IDLUItlH B THE RPHEU THEATRE Hamn4 :: Indian TODAY AND TUESDAY THREE MORAN SISTERS DANCING ODDITY IN MAN & CUNNINGHAM Comedians JUAN IT A Novelty Girl MUSICAL MARTENS Entertainers DeLuie SWARTZ & CLIFFORD Laugh Provokers FRAZER & BECK g: Athletes Extraordinary H : Also "THE PHANTOM FOE" p To Chief of Police AUSTGEN: Scn.e imv -sr.'fl t v?titil'vil S"'i ii this reside.-, in I Ih m .luitiii. 'lain h r -fides e Senirh ip n hi1!!. 1 --vritu: H her w here. : 1 1 ? j . Will ynt: Jiinl yotir f' llriu iiir.r :,' alii in fiiuiinf: in REWARD $20,200.00 IN CASH As armmnccii in v.-m rrthi -s Tribune, The Chirac, Tr'butw wtil r" ?10. P0f.no in f f .!i to the most beautiful pir! fouml and llO.rOO.Oi- to 60 cihrr piris selected. Any pir! unmarried or widow- i :ifih!e. --ert rrof cssionals. Vil llial is necessary is to .e!pct a photograph of n jrir!. mark on It her nmno, diirss and occupation, and send it to "Beauty Contest." The 'ilc.tpo Tribtine. T South P"nrlcrn Street. Chii-tpn. 1'urther (ii -tails in rent Stmday'".; Chlcapo Sunday Tribune. 1 OFF ALL

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