Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 228, Hammond, Lake County, 16 March 1921 — Page 6

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The f-Ix'.v inch pinto null of the' Gary Works of the. Illinois Steel Co. I phut down Inst tiis'ut arid from all in-j formation obtainable " ill not start u; j f'T sc i t i.i vvt fks. j T':c ""' -!'." i: ' i ' '! nt-.i sixty inch j T'" .'.v m . i 1 Iri.s !:. n flown an of l.xs : - k find pr-ibabiy i 1 not start up ; li-fir M"n'l;iy, M ;i n-:i 2 1st. ! U -th ;'l:i m,7'..s are only rolling a ;

f - days at i time as rJtrs arc not :!:. in :':.-1 ' : i . i: i i to warrant a four r nve-iin -a-v t k fci'.i dtilr. Thf new tin i i , h,; in the n ar of the

11 ifiniin); mili is ju a.c t ,ea ! I y comjileti '1 ! t;I is rtaiy for occupancy m h:le the j : 'ru.-uir.- .-r. the n'.rth Fi le of the bil- ' I'.oll is s'o'.sly near completion. I i 'on.-1 i n . '.ion .," the n. m rchant ! ro,!.-i north f V.-.r- In inch mcrchr.nt j 'o i' lias ).: su.n;i, p.,;,. i. Xo inf.ri,ia'o'i f.-r iii" tct-up was obtainable i "'"it officials when Intel viewed this: m ,-rrri.g-. ' i'h rai! r.i li oinini: t,i r ,11 ?;x! '.: ,vs a uctli wi;:f the- r. t of the mHls ', h.we boon running at fr ia two to fiv '

Htreet, there's a littfe boy running' at larsre on the street without any loth' M on," was the report that rvach. ed th po'.ice ."tation. Tlf iv:son was called and a pquad of polii'e jstnrte.l in search. Not until

they reached Kh avi nuc and .Monroe j .--tret't (lui they liiol t.ic-ir juanj ScJ- j tt iiiber .Morn. Ill teeth cliatlf rltij and chilled through he eem d inlshtyi thankful when the officer tucked him insi'le of a warm overcoat and later . . i

turned him over to the eu.-tody of the mother, wan was nearly frantic.

i'la!ntlff alleges in his complaint ; lo w to co.'i J l-''OO.O j and

that while he was riding a street car, rated at 04J Johnson street.

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to work on Jan. 20, 1921, a Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend passenger train h't said pfreet car and he was Injured painfully. Internal complica

tions luie resulted on account of tl" i;rant street.

bungalow will be constructed of brick veneer and will contain even rooms. John Hunyera was granted a permit to build -a one-story structure at 100

Injury and he form hU work.

is now unable to p.

ANOTHER SIGH

OF SPRING:

THINK CHILD MAPPED

Mr. ar.d Mrs. Andrew ;alica, lifiOS Beech street. Indiana Harbor, parents of Andrew tallica. Jr.. who disappeared Sunday, now believe the child was kidnaped and police of Kast Chicago and nctght'oring cities have been asked to institute u thorough search for l-.im. The boy who is fix yeari- old attended s--r !ces at St.. John's church in Indiana Harbor Sunday forenoon but tailed to return home at noon. That evening bis ronditlnued absence aroused the family and a search ivnp started. Other citie swore notified but not a trace of the child has been found in the four .lays.

reds,tr!npa traveling "n th west : ide jn oary near Jnckson park, causht ' h fliir.p.w of a yo.ithfu! September ! .'' ,rn ';.. r.:orr.:rr in tiie person of n ( -'--;. f ar-o id child re.Mdina: at 716 Adams, 'r,et. wlie. escaped scantily attired f- ni the clutch"? of his moth.fr. "71 irr-- up to t t h av:iu. and Adams

Sues Gary St. Railway for $10,000.00 Damages I,ee Wilson has filed suit in the Gary Lake superior court against the Gary .Street Itailway company for damage. in the a i cot: hi of $10. fen. 00.

E. CHICAGO HAS

M'GORMACK CLU

Eeally Incurable?

Misdirected Treatment Will Make You Think So

Rheumatism is a very insidious disease. In fact, its pains may hardly be noticed at first. But t!cy become more frequent, and gradually increase m severity, and before you hardly realize it, you (ii c firmly in the grip of a disease that may make you helpless.

First of all, you must realize that Rheumatism's pains are not on the surface, and cannot be n:hbed away. Then you will discard the liaimcnt bottle, ar.d reek the source of the disease.

Many forms of Rheumatism are d je to a tiny germ in the blood, which multiplies by the million and spreads its pain to different parts cf the body. When you realize the logic of this conclusion, you will sec that you arc really wasting your time and money if you are expecting ny permanent relief from the use of liniments, lotions, and other locally applied treatment, which : an only reach the surface and have no effect whatever upon the origin of your trouble. Any disease should be treated at its source, and especially one that causes as much suffering as Rheumatism. For what you want is not m?re temporary relief from the torturing pangs of pain, which will promptly return with renewed severity. The only treatment worth while is one that will show some progress toward getting at the source of the disease, and freeing tiin victim from its shackles.

Pae one point that the medical profession has agreed upon is that some forms of rheumatism are caused by a tiny disease germ in the blood, which multiplies by the million, and until these germs are routed from the blood, you can see how futile local treatment will be. In fact, you can rub with liniments and use lotions by the gallon and never hope to reach the cause of your trouble. So man' people have found real permanent relief from their rheumatism by the use of S. S. S. that its use is justified in practically every case. Certainly, if your rheumatism is due to a germ in the blood, as so many thousands of cases are, you should lose no time in beginning the use of S. S. S., because you can rely upon this fine old blood remedy to do you more good than any other treatment. S. S. S. is beneficial in rheumatism because it is such a thorough blood medicine. It cleanses the blood of all impurities, and eradicates the germs which cause rheumatism. The wonderful results it has accomplished in other cases is proof of its great merit. S. S. S. has been on the market for more than fifty years and is sold by all druggists.

Kast Chicago now has a McCormaek club, organized to promote the candidacy of le McCorn.ack for re-election as mayor and to back him during; the campaign If he lnnds the nomination. The organization was held Inst evening; at the O'Neill gymnasium, l.il i Korsythe avrtiu1, The large hall v as packed with McCorrnack supporters from all parts of the city. Voters were there representing the various elements of foreign nativity and a larjre delegation of colored voters took an active part. Judjre William Keiland acted as temporary chairman and opened the meeting with John Sulski. city controller as temporary secretaiy. A number of acldri uses were made and It 'was decided to form a permanent organization. Attorney Walter 1'ipatka was chosen chairman of the club and Stanley Iiakota secretary, Another meeting of the club will be called soon at which campaign headquarters will be opvned.

The structure will cost will contain two larye

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sale. rooms. Seven permits were issued in all and nKgreKate the sum of $34,150.00.

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; MAN SHOT IN BACK

WILL RECOVER Duschan Kashlch. 1437 JefTeron street, Gary, who -was hot In the back at his home Monday evening: during; a quarrel with another man, 1 reported recovering at the St. Antonio nospital in Gary and unless complications set it, will recover according to attending; physicians this morning. The fhootlng occurred shortly after 7 o'clock in the evening and Kashlch

was not found until the eony hours

the morning. The police found him

tched across hU bed moaning; in

pain.

Permit Issued to Hess & Sommers for Bungalow

Buildinjj Commissioner Walter toti-i can has granted a permit to He's S-! Sommers for the erection of a huna-j

TIIH folowjiifr men are candidates for

the office of alderman of the city of Hammond, on the republican ticket: frank bom, 10th ward; John T. Stamm. :.th ward; John V, Jones, 9th Ward; Carl A. Hau, 3rd Ward. Their iinnouncemenls have ben fjej ir. the clerk's office. Andrew Elirsara ot Hammond was a I'yer visitor on Tuesday. Byron Stewart and Georg-e Hoffa. two of our prominent younir men transacted business at Chicago on Tuesday. Haul Gettier transacted business at Crown Point yesterday. Our rural carrier. I'. Klein ts taking; a two weeks vacation. Fr. Hletmari Is fscrvlng the route. Harbara and Ti'.lie Scheldt were Chicago shoppers yesterday. Mrs. Math Hoffman received the sad news of the death of her father, Adam Waltz of Crown Hoint. He was 80 years of ajr. Funeral serevlces will be held at St. Mary's church at 9:3C nt Crown I'.iint on Thursday.

ALBIN LARSON SEEKS DIVORCE Charging that his wife. Anna Larson, visited wine rootTUt and drinking places during his absence. Albin Larson has filed suit and Is asking for an absolute divorce from his wife. He charges that on March 8, plaintiff came home drunk and was drunk all day, and that on March 10, the plaintiff alleges that she left home and took with her a check for $30. He asks for divorce.

ARREST EIGHT NEGRO VAGRANTS

As a result of the war, which Is being waged by the Gary police department to quell the recent wave of crime in the city, the police arrested eight more vagrants last night. They were all negroes and had come to Gary looking for work.

GOODRICH AND DIAMOND TIRES AT LESS THAN 1-3 PSICE3 These are slightly used, run less than J.C00 miles free from cuts and Mone bruises, wiil easily give 4.000 to 5.000 mileage. These tires are exceptional Bargains at these low prices.

." 1 y .? o-'xl ts ? 2 3 T-2i "34 34x1 K4xt ' Sox 4 ! blxlVi 33x5 S7.5

Fabric Prices $ 7.:.0 0.00 10.50 12 (in lit.so 1 3.00 14.50 I5.no in. 50 15. SO 15.50

Cord Prices J 2. of) 1 4. 0't 1 "von 17.00 1 S .00 20.T0 21. oo r i. oj 22.00 2 3.0J

K. & S. TIRE & SUPPLY CO. HEW AN 3 USED TIBJSS ACCESSORIES 616 CThlcago Ave. Phono JSCO-J EAST CHTCACO

First State Trust And

ii Savinos Bank

137 th And Cedar ffrrHilodUoi SarbnrJH

Capital and Surploj $110,000.00

S. S. S. is the logical treatment for Rheumatism because it purifies the blood and eliminates the disease germs.

You are invited to write oui medical department for valuable i literature and advice about the treatment of your own case, for . which no charge is made. Address ! Chief Medical Adviser, 37 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Georgia. ' Adv.

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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE WAS NOT SIGNED ON JULY 4, 1776 This is only one of many little known facts developed by the research which preceded the publication of the series of articles on Our Government, now being distributed without charge to the friend3 and patrons of this Institution. If you will call we shall be glad to add your name to our mailing list to receive the entire series. You incur no obligation. Citizens Trust & Savings Bank Indiana Harbor, Indiana

Is Your Property Mortgaged? If it is, we can save you money on your taxes. Come to this bank and file a mortgage exemption affidavit. Pay Taxes Here City and county taxes are now due. Save time and trouble. At this bank you can find out what your taxes are and pay your taxes here.

THERE IS TIME

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Measure and have it ready for

Easter

Sunday

March 27th We will be open every night this week until 8 o'clock, and all suits ordered this week will positively be ready Saturday, March 26th. Suitor Overcoat 02 to your measure Ad O and p Ready for Easter if you order this week

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171 State St. Hammond, Ind.

Income Tax Office In Gary Overtaxed Th ffflca of Deputy Income Tax Collector Smith of Gary -was overtaxed with last minute Income tax payer yesterday and last ni(?ht, many arriving too late to escape the penalty established by the government for delinquents. According to Pichard M. Smith, head of the tax collection department In (Jary, 1921. wil". probably .be a bigger year In collections than during 1920. T"p to this hour he has not had time to compile a report, but he is cetain that many who were not compelled to pay taxfs in 1320, had to this year.

WHAT NEXT? TIrad Mancrynskl believe the J'n Is after him because of a peculiar chain of circumstances, first soma gentlemanly bandit robbed his can of all Its g-as and then he discovered hi new home at 45th and Garfield, was outside of the city limits and as he Is a candidate fcr the republican nomination, for city Judjje he muet maintain his residence in the fourth ward. ro Thad is wondering what other Surprises Kismet holds for him.

Meet me St. Patrick's Ere. Kagets Dance. Unity llali. 2-J-?

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TV7ITHIN a few weeks the W employees of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) will be given an opportunity by the Company to buy shares in the capital stock of this organization under conditions which are distinctly favorable to the employee. This stock is to be paid for from the employees savings running over a period of five years. At the end of that time it is believed that the men actively engaged in conducting the business of this corporation will be possessed of a substantial interest in the business. This is but one other step which the Company has taken to make mutual the interests of those who are engaged in its activities and those who by the investment of their capital have made these activitiss possible. It is this spirit of fairness ever dominant in the minds of the management which has enabled the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) to gather an organization of enthusiastic, efficient, thoughtful and conscientious men and women who are devoting themselves to the betterment of that complete cycle of service which the Company is rendering the public. To give you the service you are entitled to receive and which it is the Company's wish to render, every employee realizes that infinite pains must be taken with every step leading up to the transaction. The Company believes that by making the active employees partners in the business, another step has been taken to achieve that perfection of service toward which we are striving. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) 910 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 2407

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The Sale of Sales is our MARCH FURNITURE SALE It's a pleasure to know that when you come to buy furniture here, prices are very much lower than ever before 20 to 50 lower And how gratifying it is to know that you are getting QUALITY furniture which gives listing and satisfactory service. This great sa! is drawing near to a closing don't delay if you are intent on getting new furniture this Spring. Choose now and we'll hold it until you are ready for it. And then. too. our convenient terms makes it easy to pay if you desire. 20 to 50 Savings RUGS ARE REDUCED 9x12 WILTON VELVET RUGS $49.75 ' 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs, woven seamless and shown in good asisrtment of patterns and colorings. Reduced to $49.75. 27x54 VELVET RUGS $3.98 27x52 Velvet Rugs, oriental patterns and colorings, at less than mill prices. Reduced to $3.98 each. 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS $39.75 You will be surprised to find seamless Axminiter Rugs so far below their usual value. Reduced to $39.75. LINOLEUMS REDUCED

Because the colors go clear Printed Linoleum. 6 feet wide, all through to the burlap back, our perfect goods. Reduced for this Linoleums retain their attractive- sale only. Laid free of charge exness. Inlaid Linole- 1 QQ cept bathrooms. OQ urns, per yard Reduced to. per yard.

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