Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 212, Hammond, Lake County, 25 February 1921 — Page 8

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Kansas City Bank To Chicago. (BlI XETIS.) INTERNATIONAL NEWS STRViCri nOODHOlSE, IU., Kol. 25 Tlie 125.000 loot believed to hnvc been takrn In tile robbery of CMono & Alton train Ao. 10 near berr ritrly toilny 4w!ndlrd to a mere ?5 orna shortly fcefore noon, according to poMnl inpec torn, who nnnounred tlint the tl25,tXH) tint reported taken hnd been it Id ilen for untety by a mail clerk. Credit wa BrlTert memienieer Myer, In charge of the baRfmRe car for hiding money orders for larice amonnts when he heard the bnmllta order the door of the mall car opened. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ROOPHOrSE, 111., Keli. 2j. Three men. armed -with rifles, hel.i up th Chicago & Alton rain. known as the "Hummer." running- from Kansas Olty to Chicago, ehortly after midnight last Blgrht and escaped with a rt-uistf r d package and registered letters taken from the mall car. The ai.iount en tue loot 1b not known but It is reported that " the bandits obtained $125,000 hipped by a Kansas City bank to one In Chicago. The robbery occurred near Kast Qulncy, ... 111., but was not reported to pfficials until the train arrived here early today. An attempt to rob the same train was made three weeks ago tout the bandits were driven off by the crew. ' According- to TnTiglneer Donahue tho

bandits hailed th- train near Ijouisiana. Mo., by waving flags. As ho flowed down the three men leapcJ aboard the fnd-r of the engine and crawled over tlw ensine tender covered Donahue an i the fireman witn their rifles and forced them to detach the mail coach ind liaugagc car from the train. The bandits then forced the engineer to drie a mile or more ahead, which brought them iutosm the Missls-t-ll I1 river. There twe robbers guarded the train crow while the third entered the maM car and robbed it The bandits then deserted the tra'n and disappeared in the darkness. The "Hummer" left Kansas City at 5:25 p. in. yesterday and is due in Chicago at 7:45 thlj ninrnlnjr. Tit A IV CHKW IV CHICAGO. (INTERNATIONAL NLA'S SERVICE CHICAGO. K.'h. 25. ilow the robbery of the Chicago & Alton Hummer" which failed three weeks ago, succeeded oarly cniay near I.euiaianii, Mo., to the extent of 5125.000 in cur rency from a rogisteied mail pouch, was described 'n detail by the train crew upon the arrival of the train here this morning. go carefully wis the hold-up staged

that it was not urtU the bandit or

dered the engineer to "cut-oft" the mall and baggage car. that members of the train ::rew Including four ma'l clerks knew that a train robbery wes in progress. The bandits lvid the two ears hau.ed boldly out of the yards at loui.siana to Kast Quincy Junction III., where tiny picked up the repjtered mall pouch consigned b a Kansas City bank to an institution here, and

leaped off. Descriptions of were obtained by

These were reported as beim in appearance, about 5 feet 8 tall and wearing mackinaws.

l'riday, February 125. 1921.

of women voters, that the time which women may be employed in factories, stores and hotels be limited to fifty hours a week, the state senate today adopted an amendment to the Katts employment bill providing that women may work not more than ilfty-slx hours a week. The additional six hours was incorporated in the employment limitation on the motion of Senator Van Orman, of Kvansvilie, a hotel manag-er. The amendment is desipned, it is understood, to permit the employment of women in hotels for seven 8-hour days in each week. The original bill provided a ninehour day and n six day week and

would permit women to work for ten ! hours on only one day, with a futy hour total. Labor organizations have- ' urged the passage of a law which will j

establish a forty-eight our, six-day week for women. Other bills to limit the employment of women in Industries are pending- in the legislature but attention is now centered on th 5 Katts bill, which was advanced tj third reading today. The hill was amended on the motion of ?enatoe liehmer to exclude railroad employe from its provisions The house passed ten of the Knglish amendments to the state constituin. The easy method for the Impeachment of county, township and city officials, is provided for in the bill in trortuced in the upper house by Senator Knglish at 'he request of the Indiana civic league. Under this bill it would be possible for twelve electors to institute Impeachment proceedings for alleged misconduct of public officers.

' Senator Behmcr introduced a bill only two banditu ' providing that banks and trust com postal inspectors, j panics must submit a list of mor'-

cil. Boy Scouts of America, it was resolved that a vote of thanks be extended to the following: Hammond firms and Individuals for their assistance, in making Boy Scout week a great success: To The Lake County Times for the liberal donation of .space in the columns of The Times. To the Masons for the use of their banquet hall for Father and .Son banquet. To the merchants who gave window space for scout displays. To Mrs. Jesse Wilson and the many ladles who, under her supervision.

managed the Father and Son banquet. To Kcv. D. Emmett Snyder of Crown Point, as song leader, and Mrs. J. Karl Robertson, our pianist. To the faculty and teachers of our schools who carried out their part of the week's program. To the various ministers who gave us special services on Boy Scout Sunday. To the management of the S. & S. garage for the use of their building for the scout rally.

MUNDELEIN MAY GET EED HAT ROME. Feb. 2.".. The most Rev. Geo. W. Mundeleln, archbishop of Chicago,

will be created a cardinal at a con.oistory next autumn and the most Re . Patrick J. Hayes, archbishop of New York, will be created a cardinal next year, it was learned from sources closeto the Vatican today.

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SPONSORS CON- i Resolutions of Appreciation X IDENT OF RESULT ,iv committee of the Hammond coun-

BUEHLER .BROS. Beef Beef Beef Just Think Only 10c for Choice Chuck Roast Fresh. Picnic Hams per lb. 12Vc AH Pork Sausage and All Beef Hamburger 10c Tender Round Steak per lb. 15c Other Cood Specials

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l:$ ! KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 27c

3 STAR M BACON Whole or Half 30r m FAMOUS BRISKET BACON ?

PORK SHOULDERS Small and Lean lEc BEEF POT ROAST Choice Cuts 14c RIB ROAST Boneless Rolled 2Cc HAMBURGER STEAK Fresh Made WAc

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YOUNG PIG Whole or Half SPRING CHICKENS OR HENS ARMOUR VERY BEST BUTTERINE Per pound ". '. . GEESE Fresh Dressed BONELESS BOILED HAMS Trade at Kellner's. Our prices are always the lowest our quality the best. All orders promptly delivered.

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Republican leaders from various parts of the state are arriving in tho city to back up ihetr senators In their endeavors to obtain changes in tins contemplated apportionment mo.-o suitable to their particular local desires. Ignoring pleas of the Indiana league

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20 at the MEE RESTAURANT To show tKe public we are willing to do our part in helping to brins down the high cost of eating, we have made a cut in prices of 20 on our Meal Tickets. SERVICE AND EVERYTHING GUARANTEED THE BEST We are Selling Meal Tickets Today for $4.50 That Formerly Sold for $5.50 MEE RESTAURANT Coaglet Broi., Prop. 64S HOHMAN STRET PHONE HAMMOND 574

ipecials for Saturday

Gold Medal Flour, Vsbbl ........

Good Luck Butterine, 2 lbs

I TroHo Nut Butterine,

per lb Crisco, per lb

Monarch Coffee, T J ftt 3 lbs

Libby's Milk. 2 cans

Fancy Yellow Cling O Qk Peaches, No. 22 can . 27

Apple Butter,

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53c 25c 22hc

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22 oz. jar

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Salmon, tall can Tomato Pulp, per can Pumpkin, No. 3 can, 2 cans Monarch Tomato Soup, per can Fancy Iced Cookies, per lb Crispo Crackers, per lb Fancy White Potatoes, per bushel Armour's Lighthouse Soap, 10 bars. . . . . U. S. Mail Soap, lObars

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"KABO" CORSETS

Finest grade, brocaded. The $5.50 grade. Saturday only.

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TIE-BACK SWEATERS

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Spring Miilinery All the latest creations. A large selection to choose from. Very special at $3-98 T0 $6-98

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We will load your dollar with bargains at our one-day Special Sale, Don't forget to bring this coupon. First come, first served. Adults calls. No deliveries.

Saturday, Feb. 26th. only. No telephone

Pair of Fleece lined Blankets at this salt only Aluminum Percolator at this sale only One large Pillow at this sale only One Wash Boiler at this sale only One Wash Tub at this sale only Five Cups arid Saucers at this sale only One Hand Satchel at this sale only 24 Rolls Toilet Paper at this sale only Four Yards of Curtain Goods at this sale only . Twelve Fancy Water Glasses at this sale only '. One Nursery Chair at this sale only One Giass Wash Board at this sale only Two large Glass Pitchers at this sale only Aluminum Set of Dishes at this sale only

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One Doll , at this sale only :. Folding Baby Swing at this sale only Two Yards Stair Carpet at this sale 'only Linoleum, 1 2 feet wide per yard at only . '. One Galvanized Water Pail One Coal Hod at only One Aluminum Roaster at this sale only One Snow Shovel at this sale only One Dozen Table Spoons at this sale only , Two Congoleum Rugs at this sale only , Six Large Cans Salmon at this sale only Four Large Cans Hand Soap at this sale only Six Knives and Forks at this sale only Two Yards Congoleum at this sale only One and One-half Yards of Table Oil Cloth at only

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OVERALLS Heavy, while, back 220 denim. Double buckle, swing pockets. The $2.00 Overall, in a special sale. Sizes 36 to (J? 1 Cf 44. at only . 1 UU SPECIAL! Men's Slip over Sweaters, sleeveless, 7 r khaki color Jt

Men's Winter Caps, marked down for clearance

$1.00

Carhartts Overalls and Coats

$2.00

Ladies' Spring SUITS and

DRESSES ma Great Sale

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Sizes to 48. No extra charge for extra sizes. Per garment .

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Ladies' Spring Suits in allwool tricotine or serge. The latest creations. Some are beautifully hand beaded and silk embroidered. High grade suits at a big saving., t $29-75 to $37.50

SILK UNDERWEAR ON SALE Finest crepe de chine Envelope Chemise, in a beau-

tyles. Very 0 QQ

All broken lots of high price suits, formerly sold up to $12.50. Included are blue and brown all-wool serge or mixtures. Sizes 1 3 to 1 8 only. Marked down for QO clearance to 0O.VO

Ladies' Dresses $15 In all-wool serge, tricotine or silk. A wonderful assortment. Very special at $15.00. SERGE DRESSES For Girls of 8 to 14 at $4.98 A beautiful selection to choose from, priced special for clearance at $4.98. Men's Work Shoes $2.50 a Pair Endicott-Johnson make. Built for rough wear. Very special at $2.50.

ARMY SHOES New low price A Ztf

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