Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 194, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1921 — Page 5

Friday, February 4. 1921.

THE TIMES

COPS CATCH MURDERER IN DRAGNET

Aftr 24 hours of constant work, Oricrrs Zar'.to-ich and Jenusanskl, ivorkinR under tlie orJers of Scrt;ca.nt Makar of. th- Indiana Ilarb.r Ktatit.n. this morning- nuxle one of the quickest robbery cleanup ricuntiil in the history of the Kist Chicago polio department when they recovered over Sl.ooo worth of goodo. making four arrrsis, all of whrnn have confepsfrf. besides capturing- one of the men wanted fr murd-?r at Toledo, O. On Thursday evening- the store of 11. Mataxar of Bitch avenue, Indiana Harbor, ws enttreu throush a side window and -oods valued at Jl.'." .stolen. A"it :iin on hour from the time the case was report to the poll, e, the authorities ha 1 set out a dragnet for the culprits, which netted lUm over 60 men. Including negroes and Mexicans. Durinar the wee hours of Friday morning anj continuing: through the entire day. no stone was left unturned by the police In their attempt to catch the bandits. DI.OOII STAIN OKl'KIl CI.1'1. "When the thlivcs entered the Matascar store they broke one of the windows in the ski? of the building, which resulted in two of the men cutting their hands. The blood stains were traced from tho scene of the robbery by Makar. Zankovich and Jenusanskl to a house arniut a square away, but when tfce police arrived, no slsn of the bandits or the goods could be found. The police th?n turned their attention to the Mexicans jrathered in on tne raid and after a strong- grilling by Sergeant Makar, admitted taking part in the robbery. A short time after the police hal secured the confession from tW f,,ur Mexicans, Officers Zankovich and Jr nusansk 1 went to a house at 3422 Hl.i.-h avenue and there In a wood shed covered with old raps and paper, found the stolen poods. ADMITS IlKIXfi MniDlinEIl. The four Mexlcens. Antonio Delion. of 4027 Deodar slieet. Andrew Itome'ro. Pennsylvania avenue; Francis Gonzales, no home, and Peter Costello, rooming- at the Inland Hotel. have been in the clutches of the law before, two of the men hav'ng served time at Joliet. One o.f the most Important arrests Is that of Afdrew Uomelro, who is wanted by the Tvledo. O.. authorities for the murder of Juan Vanegaa in that city last summer. When confronted by Sergeant Makar at first denied of having ever murdered any person, but after a xtrnns cross examination, finally broke down and confess--! that he had killed Vanegas in a hotel in Toledo. durln a. drunken frenzy. Ttomeiro In his statement to the police, stated that he had rented a room in a hotel and by chance was given a room next to that occupied by Vanegas. Komeirc stated that Vaneirn came to his room and requested a drink of whiskey, but upon being informed by Komeiro that he had no liquor, became very abuslv and is further alleged to have drawn a razor, whereupon Romclro fired two shots at Vnnegas. from a .43 caliber revolver, cnus'ng death almost Instantly. After the ahootlng Romeiro coolly walked out of the hotel anc went to the I'nton Station at Toledo, where he boarded a. train for Indiana Harbor. This Is the second murder suspect picked up by thu Iiarbor police in the past week and Is Just an example of the erood work being- done by that end of the Twin City'sSTOItE OWNEri rUAISKS roi.tcE. "It is one of the quickest pieces of police work I have seen for sometime," stated Mr. Matasar, "and the police department is subtly deserving ol much praise. The cleverness with which the officers worked were a big surprise to me as I have always had a ("liYerent opinion of the police department, from the time I reported the robber- the officers have been on the J.1 and I certainly wish to congratulate them,"

PERSONAL AN SOCIAL NEWS

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home of Mr. K. Highland strc-t.

J. Pillischer of 14'.

The Lake county Humane Society will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the Central school at 7:30 sharp. A large attendance Is desired. - Mrs. Ralph Tennunt of 51 Warren street will ie at home to any of the members of St. Paul's Kplscopal parish .Saturday afternoon, February R, to meet the IteV. Peter Unngendorf, who will be the new jr1st of the parish. - ' Sunday evening at the First Christian church llev. Sn.ithson will preach the second of his aeries of sermon. "The Church Out of the Wldcrness." Itoy .Scout Troop 2 will attend and have special p. art in the service. The directors of the Alice Club will meet a week from tonight, Friday, February 11. Instead of tonight, as was originally planned

LiVE LOCAL HEWS "ADS"

PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING All kinds of skirts In one day. Button covering, hemstitching, braiding all work guaranteed. Call ' at Wj.ey's, 91 State St.. little west of Hohman St. Phone 44-tf Hammond. 8-27

IIlICiIAKIi First-class I rrsmak ingr. 11 "W. Carroll, Phon 2935 Hammond. 2-3-3

Invitation extended to the general

public to heaiv M:

Simmons, federal

officer, at the Sunerlor Court House this evening. 2-4-1

Come and dance for the freedom of Ireland at the Mnsonlc Temple, Kast Chicago, Indiana, February 8th, 1921. liorman's Orchestra. 2-2-4-7

Miss Dean Forlin has been on the sick list for the uu.-a few days. The Rev. Peter I-angendorf. former rector of an Kplscopalian church In Fast St. Iouis, comes today to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Tennant of Warren street for the remainder of the week. Rev. Ij.ngcndorf has accepted the priest hood of this parish and will bring his family on here to live shortly, A regular meeting f the Hammond Woman's Club will be held Jit three o'clock Saturiav afternoon at the I. O. O. F. hall on .Stut" street, west of Oakley. A demonstration of the work of the religious day hnol will Ve given, after which tho home economics department will have charge of the program which will be as follows". Chopin waits in K Minor by Robert He wson. Miffunne (PoldinO by Robert Newson. A group of songi by Jack Desmond; accompanied by Mrs. Lillian Mikeseh. Novelty dances by Miss Ljendora Condon. (Iroup of songs Mrs. W. J. Funkey.

Souvenier (Dveinienoski ) by Henry Elster and brother on the violin. Following the? program the home economics department will serve re-

I f reshments. each member requested to 'bring a cup, fork nrnl spoon-

Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Meyn and sons Julius and Walter will leave the early part of the corning week for St. Petersburg, Fla., to be gone for several weeks.

The Irving school I.. T. I will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home iif Mrs. C. K. Graves of 39.'. Kim street A good attendance is desired as they will practise for the entertainment and tli-.s medal contest which will be held at the Irving school. March 8. Stewart Wood ot Chicago will be a we-ek-end guest at the home of the W. A. Hills and daughter ' Pauline or Highland street over the coming week end. Pauline will return to the Uni

versity of Illinois Sunday after spending the ten day mid-semester vacation with her parents. The Kings Herald will meet at the First M. E. church Saturday afternoon at 2:30 each m-ml t-r Is requested to be present and bring- a new member and receive a reward. Mrs. F.dgar .-il?tt and daughter Mildred of Kl Mira. New York, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C Klngwlll of 51 Ruth street. Mrs. F. S. T.etz entertained the Columbia club at her home yesterday afternoon, the ighe,t scores wer held by the Mesdamej W. F. Mashlno and F. S. Petz. the h'ghest score among tho ifuests was made by Mrs. T. W. Oberlln. 'The gueFts were the Mesdames W. P. Webb. Anna Moran, T. W. Oberlln an OS. Kmmerling. The Monday Ati.rnoon P.ridge Club entertained the husbands at dinner

soTirn. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Musonlc Building Association will be '.id il at the Masonic Temple. 43 and 43 Muenleh Court, in the city of Hammond, Indiana, on Thursday, February 17th. 1H21, at. 7:30 p. m. 2-4-10t THRO. MOOR. Secy.-Treas.

Forget your bluen and meet your friends at the S200 prize masque ball Saturday. Feb 5. Unity Hall. 2-4-

The Saengeround-Fidelia has given away over $1,000 last year to the poor children, show your appreciation and attend their ojth annual prize masquerade at Unity Hall Saturday, Feb. 3th. 2-4-1

Many surprises for everybody at the big masquerade Kail Unity Hall, Saturday. Feb. 5th.

S AK.VG Kit B l D-HDKI.Lv. Our 33th annual Masquerade Ball will occur on Saturday, Feb. 5. 1921, at Unity Hall. $250 in prizes will be given to the best masques, 2-4-1

A regular parade of the latest Parisian fashions at the big- masquerade ball at Unity Hall. Saturday. Feb. 5.

Mrs. Charles Bowman has been ill with the rheumatism the past few weeks. A 3peci n.ceting ot t'..e Ly.-.cora Improvement Association will be held at the I,ynior Ilolel Friday. February 4th. a smc'uiI hour will follow the

business meeting. Member.- are re- ; quested to bring neighbors and friends. ' IawTerice CVT lm underwent an op- ' eratln In a Chicago hospital a week ago I improving r.lcely. j Mrs. Wsta Killers of Joliet. 111., vis- j ite1 fh Shefff-Ms of .Siinitii' r street this week. I Tho Jewish Ijidl's' Aid S..ce(y met j yesterday afternoon :it the home or J Mrs. A. ll!r.:'i, a social hour followed j the usual tiuln of the aid. The! next meeting will take place at the!

Edward C. Minas Co. Have You Heard the New February O'Keh Records Priced Saturday at

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Here's the new list. Come in tomorrow and hear them. There are many others that every home should have. 4148 "I'm Waiting for the Ships that Nvcr Come," Vocal. 4222 "All She'd Say was 'Uin! Hum. " Vocal. 4194 "Fare Thee Honey Blties." Fox Trot. 4215 ' Old Pal. Why Don't You Answer Me?" Vocal. 4212 "Grieving For You." Fox Trot. 4219 "Alice Blue Gown." Waltz. 4214 "I Want to Go to the Land Where the Sweet Daddies Grow." Fox Trot. 4213 "I'm a Lonesome Little Raindrop." Fox Trot. Have You These O'Keh Records in Your Collection? 4077 "The Bells of St. Mary." Vocal. 4149 "Brazilian Chimes." Vocal. 4134 "The Blue and Grey Patrol." Band. 4016 "Air for 'G' String." Violin Solo. 4200 "Out Where the West Begins." Vocal. Phonograph Dept., Third Floor

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAN'TED TO RENT Room In smn.ll family where, are rto otiier roopv-r'-Write Ioek Box 572Ham. 2-4-2 i-Vilt'llKNT 2 rooms for lU'ht hou.-e- ( kocidnir. with heat, upstairs: Injuir. i ?i" Iou)tlas st., phone 103S-R Ham- , rnond. 2-4-7 NOTirirOF VrxPTioSovHrVTrri" ; TION. HEPARTMENT OF PT-BI.IC AVOUKS. OFKKT3 OF THE BOARD, ; HAMMOND, INDIANA. FEB. i, 1921. : TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN': Notiro is hereby frlven hv the Riarl of , Public A"ork. of the City of Hammond, Indiana, that on tho second day of February. 1921. they unanimously adopted Doelarntory Resolution No. 832 for the widening- and extension of gOTTIj STRKi:T. from the north line of Plummer Avenur to River Street, In the city of Hammond. Indiana. I The Hoard of Public Works of said City has fixed the 25th day of February. 1921. a a date upon which remon-i strancea may filed or presented by persons Interested in or affected by said ' proposed opening and widening of paid ' Kohl Street, as above described,, and on said day at 2 o'clock P. M.. said Roard will meet at Its office for the;

purpose oi nonnnjf ana considering any )

remonstrances which may have been tll'xl or presented and for the purpose of taking final action thereon, such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persons. A. J. SWANSON, JACOB AVIK"ER. F. C. niKTRICH. Board of Public Works. A. H. Kunert. City Clerk. 2-4-11

Saturday Special Chocolate Peanut Clusters, lb. 35c Nothing is more soothing to the nerves than chocolate ; and nothing more nutritious. This combination of delicious chocolate and choice roasted peanuts affords candy lovers a delightful treat at a delightfully low price for tomorrow. ORDER YOUR VALENTINE BOXES NOW Our assortment of Valentine Candies, specially prepared in appropriate boxes, is superb. Mail orders given careful attention. Boxes 60c to $10.00 Hammond Candy Co. TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA

Pa.Lre Five

Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Allison of 31 Klizabeth street. After a prettily appointed course dinner, bridfro was player, the

highest scores were, held by the H. 1'". Allison and Max Atlaben. Mr. and Mrs. Max Allahan of Chicap-o were gruests at the dinner.

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Beautiful New Spring Hats Featured j "or Saturday Only

$6.50

We have just received several boxes of new hats from New York. The new styles and materials are in this lot. Mostly all of them are copies of high priced pattern hats. The New York market is two weeks in advance, and this lot reveals the latest trimmings of fancies and feathers.

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sale at $o.5U tor one day only.

Hats yith a Distinctive Different Style NOTE: Only $6.50

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Just A Few of the many wonderful shoe values offered at this store these unusual values afford an opportunity to secure shoes of highest quality and matchless style at prices far below their actual replacement value. Smart New High Shoes These super values can be had in black or brown kid, beautifully styled models, with hand stitched flexible soles and

Military, Cuban or Louis heels. Many of these shoes were made to sell for $10 and $12. Your can take j'our choice at

Women's beautiful "TwoTone" boots, regular $12.00 and $14.00 values, in many smart combinations, button and lace models, reduced to $5.95

Smart low shoes, of black satin, white and black kid and patent leather, sizes 2J2 to 4 onlv. Values up to $12.00. Now $3.45

Boot top Spats ultra smart, snue fittm?. sh-T values up to $3.85, reduced 1 Q C to only

Women's vici kid shoe. Goodyear welted soles, rubber heels, regular $8 value, cut to

$4.85

Growing girls shoes in brown and black leather, good looking and serviceable, cut to $3.95 $5.95

$6.45

Super-values in men's shoes in black and brown calf, English and round toe models. Cut to $4.95 $5.95 $6.95 JAS. B. ORTT "Your Shoe Man" 169 E. State St. Hammond, Ind.

WEIL

Saturday, February 5th Specials

PHONE 118-HAMMOND

123 G0STLIN STREET

I ADMIT IT It's Worth Your While to Trade with Weil

GROCERIES

Club House Milk, at only

7 " .

ECONOMY GROCERY

84 State Street

Phne Iiammond 49

Strictly Fresh Eggs, Direct from the Farm, dozen 55c

CHOICE SANTOS COFFEE Per pound

23c

PORK LOIN ROAST Per pound

20c

MARSHMALLOW CREMEPint jar

25c

For an Accurate and Scientific Examination of the Eyes See CHAS. ARKIN & SON Registered Optometrists 163 State Street Hamraon;!

SWIFT'S PRIDE OR BRAG SOAP A J 10 bars for 4

APPLE BUTTERLrge jar . . . .

29c

FANCY LARGE YELLOW ONIONS 9Cr 10 pounds for FRESH COTTAGE CHEESE 1 OJL Pcv pound A2t

FRESH SPINACH Per pound

BACON Half or While Slab. Per pound

25 c

BEEF POT ROAST Per pound

18c

LEG VEAL Per pound

at only

Corn, per can at . .

Tomatoes, fine, 1 Oc, dozen . . .

12ic 11c 12c 1.10

Small can Red Salmon, q at on?

Aunt Jcmina Pancake Flour at

Navy Beans, 3 lbs. for only

BREAST OF VEAL With pocket. lCtr Per pound ., i OC

DRY SUMMER SAUSAGE Per pound

35c

ALL-PORK SAUSAGE Home Made. Per pound

18c

All Orders Received by 1 P. M. Delivered Same Day

Rice, fancy, 3 lbs. only Armour's Oats, at only

Best Peaberry Coffee, 1 1

per id 6" boxes Matches, at only 3 cans Kitchen Kleaner, at only 3 bars Palm Olive Soap, a? only I large Swift's Pride Powder at

15c 19c 24c 12ic 25c 32c

17c 23c 17c

14c

Meats Leaf Lard, all you want at lb

Small lean Pork Loins, 03 whole or half, lb Lean, small Pork Butts 1 Q n

WUUIC Ul lltill Fancy Beef Rib roast, per pound Pot Roast, fancy Beef, per pound

fresh Beef Hamburger J

per pouuu Snow White Veal Shoulder, lb Veal Stew, Snow White at

I Fresh Hearts, per

pound at Pig Feet, all fronts, per pound ........ Fresh Meaty Spare Ribs, per lb

Small Cali. Hams, fresh, 0 q

. i jpvuitu Best Bacon, whole or half strip, lb

Good Luck Oleo, per OA rv-mn OUC

Our Best Lard, per poun3

Butter, the best, mr!h. OUC

..., Oscar Mayer's Brisket Bacon, lb

Fresh Oysters,, solid, CC, per cfuart . 00"C

24c 16c

24 c 17c 10c 7c 17c

29c

19c

26c

Weil, the North Side Grocer, who advertises, delivers to all parts of the city , and gives S. & H. Trading Stamps.