Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 19 March 1921 — Page 5

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Interesting Mseting Selects Assistants to Salvation Army At a mooting of representative c.irJzn sat the East Cr.u-a.50 Liks Club rooms ye-s.t.rday at & niOi; day luncheon ir. AivU'ry beard cf the ri.vi;i .'.rmy wii perfected wit-. Attorney Kr.ry "'. Peterser-, JY-Tii-iiV.' Of .lit Eiit vaifo Chamber 0: C r.-iv. icfj is ::s h.2. Katharine id w a.rd of tTTi LuCounty Tints.-. Mas e.ected 10 a: ;ir. P:rsen. Aturney Z. II II .rt. the rtary. H. K. Groves, treasurer, r. B Urhaii. ar.sr.'-io-.cd w;iii the Tei-.i-si Stif of Chiiag-, v. as prc-a-tnt ani :c--i -.ntd the juri--j and need of i.i '.'!iKr boArd in this city to m prk m .&(-rtion v i-.h the status of tin. v.rsa iz&' .or.. lie . uu.r.ei the. work iii.it lias become familiar to all Mnce tie-via-and hich needs no further r.'.riduction t , j.C'iiu-te ii maintain thj splendid rout; I-.-.- v. t h . 1 sic. d ;;. ih.i the Tw:n City pubr.-; p.. !.!-.'. better know of t'ns branch's of . rk tot ivei 3 til ifaivatlon Arm... to- ;.jn t i , l .n brief of major ach: .--v .-ni.Tits and the. fundamental of Christ urn .;o. trine emPlayed. He told of the; vat amount or pood rendered the public through -rtner-ssity extended by a symupatlieti.t ruble, which embraced the Christians cheer. ,ntjtmions inclu-,1.1 f rr.ft Air cureps. Mother's and Children's Recre-atioua. rlMnes, where aims arc mads to liken the na Rut-on more iu the- individual horr. Viisiftiu'y Friends linreou a'bere- lost rela.ivi.-s. arc iound and that co-opt rat os with th... Fro.- L..-i-h! burcti 1 B'iehter H'jur Cub which luoions xh bu rden of many h;to no hoim- affil- ! iation. the work ilonf for prison.--' - fa mi- j '.I Jos the temporal and spiritual slum ; posers established and rvsoivs of ih. socially unfit to bettor conditions, tb work of reclaiming pinny. Workmen' Hotel, and discipline of its 5.1 a ff it-embers. The Har Cry announced v a weekly circulation i.f one million. Iurirg war- dajs wa. touched upon and the reputation of the army gained. Americanization movement indorsed by 1 United States Chamber of Commerce. I Ant!-suicide clubs and maternity homes. where young- mothers are assisted to keep their children. A case of an Cast i Chicago girl of fourte.tj ;rars asto, vclaimed u cited. The, organization is i trictiy non-.ct3riar. and funds r.eoes- j fcary to carry on the. work of local irnportance in this community.

THIS SAND COLORED TAILLEUR IS NEW VOGUE FOR SPRING

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Metelman w ere Ham.T.snd buy,ne.-f j ARRESTED IN GARY visiters Friday. I '.v. Waiters the new M c affnt, On the. complaint of the Hammond

ormer.y of Criicago Heigcht?, moved po.-ce Beatric Jackson, colored, was l ;

his family to Eat t Gary on Monday. i arrested at 11th avenue and Broadway! taxing matters In the hands of the -'".f. J. C. F.upert visited Crisman : in Garv last r.:.?ht. foilow-lng- a cutting -:ate bard of tax commisis'-n-rs nnj.-r ..ir:- e? today. affray which occurred at Hammond j h-- t-irker amendments a lop--d b !

LESH MAKES j MONEY LENDERS TAIC RULING! INNINGS

IXDIAN'APOklS. March The ! clng of appellate jurif-dictiou m

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LONDON. :i-,rch 1? T-vejV th-. ; and five ii'i.-iri Rup.-i'iti rifue? he .irrivfd in Finlsr.d fr'-tit Mronst.id- ' Mc.ce the co!l;i!is-e cf the ant !-l Pd -i h-v:k l f vr lt in ihi Kf n?t .it -I'd r -f;rad d:.5 trict, said a rentral News ii.1'1'cli from Heiiit rf-rfl todny. T.e fi:r;.:vs are hous-ed tn "oncr nt ra-n camps and are beinc- frd by the Am-.-ri-cir, Red .-

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.-t ruction uut the current vxpensts t h.- s.-hr.ols :,s v .: -i Mr UoiMbfi-sier t-.;:.cd 'hi: ;o ; r nresented ti,.-. s,.rt U rvt M,ci.,i i.. Insurance !i:pa:i h.. had $' f'",i .1 y-ar to f..u on k.i! . .-ti,'e. hit the i T !.-' s ' : ,,f t .- j ; rn tdtt-s I..f.- Itir ir tnc ''. i.a i 1. i" -n i iv-re.'i j, OtHIKt M'M.M:i!i (.IV 1: ti;us. O-h-r sp. jh. .- . ... ! km-.

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Sand colored tri-ot &er?e fashions this s-rrtart tailleur suit desi med for early spring wear. The Icnp coat, low cross belt and novel pockets are all r.ew features of the newer suit models and thi color is the most favored of the entire sea son.

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Kjxiif.i'.tl i-.osp.fi I. where h" ioil at cpers'ion tor trouble in h:. foot . ". u .0 d frotr. a broken lec w;.ib li- v.a in the n3vy. C. r. fceipiiaw and son, Clayton, ver

hc-e yesterday. j Feiners and crown f-.r.-c- iooir 1

Piarry j.m --r svrnneiaer. i.er j f(1.,n, ireiar.d, accotdimj f on h irmess yesierdav. . I trol N-w.-. dis-patch fr .".ni I'ubl

Mr... 1' L. ll-.cz Mas ;l t ii:ca?o v;.-tor 1 ,t .

I 1 ye. t erday. j 1 Chefter f.-inders, who ;a attending I school i n 'Hammond, cam-" last everr.ny ; tt. remain home over Sunday. J I Mrs. Thomas Arnott. who has be-n

I :n '.:.e Hammond hospital, he.s return-.-j 1 HP Atec'. March rhotrd a paitoi home fhe is much improve 1 in health. rc-n ;it:.i,d dsr.cing s.-iiM-;'" .1. W. Uflshaw and C. I. Stricklan 1 This ouostion is s-u ious'v as-.iati:. -

JOHNSON IflEETING ! Teturned last evening from a business' t-.e nu-n.krs of the B.-rwn Haptbt

trip to Rootville. Wis.

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Strong Resemb! jr cc. . "'.'otitOtolIlO!!'," ri'ii!;l n, e, s ti t:.:-h';, fro tit.r.i:: . -i , trnt.oi- 'hiatt it is j.-, kin' hni,.-, -,, VM:.f.,ia ft-om j,--s j,;?itl I;,,.;.,,,.. T'.o-t.iii Tr.iit-criM. ! Hammond Iron and ; ! ' Metsl Compaiiy ... ' MARCUS BROS., Prop. i c ! IRON, METALS, RUBBLE I AND SECOND HAND ! MACHINERY j Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. , ) Varcis Sohi Street and Indiana

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SHOULD PASTOR'S SON DANCE

HOLD ANOTHER

'Then I left the cottage." reads the statement. 'I thought he was dead." When Decker returned sv ral hours laer. accordir.s to h:s conf. ssion U.vf't had pui'-d himself from the i-oueh where he was sleeping when hewas hit and was leaning again.-; the side of t he cabin. Love't was able to walk at this time. T)eeL-er av and ) e wws ft Siiisted into

At the dinner b.ids the officers el- 1 ,,,,, ,, Im.i, -.iv.n .. it...

ected and the Twin Citv .- t.-ifi" of SaHa

t.'on Army directors, there were Attorney Walter Ropatka. and Peter Napier, representing the American Secret Service of Indiana. Many prominent business citizens have offend -their support to the movement.

18-YEAR-OLD BOY CONFESSES MURDER Virgil Decker Says He Killed Leroy Lovett at Atwood Last Saturday

INTERNATIONAL NE'AS SERVICE! WARSAW. Ind.. March R-. A complete confession, in whii he admitted the killing of Reroy Lovett of Elkhart at Atwood last. Saturday. and cleared others of complicity in the murder, wae made early today by Virgil pecker. 1$. held in the Kosciusko county jail :nce Wednesday. Followinghis arrest in Marion, Ind., where he fled after the slaying. Pecker told Mrs. Charles R. Moon, wife of the county sheriff, that "the devil made him do it." This is the only explanation that Decker gives for the crime. His sisnd confession relate that Lovett and himself were sleeping in the cabin on the Tippecanoe river near Atwood, that he awoke first and struck Lovett over the head with an iron bar.

railroad crossing and Kft there to lie struck by the next train. Deckers confession has not altered plans of county officials for the special session of the grand jury which has been called for Monday. No mention was made by pecker of the alleg-ed plot to defraud insurance con-panics o: r.ear.y J"..f'."i and authorities here believe that the grand jury investigation w 1 1 reveal that. Decker did no- kt'.l Lovett without ad-

iee or assistance from other persons, j Pecker's confession solves the mys- j tery which has baffled authorities of I two counties t-ince last Saturday when J the body of an unidentified youth. sup-

Roumanian hall on the south side in Gary wast the scene c-f a monster Johnson meeting last night when the third ward formed the S.uth Side civic club to further the ca.p.palsn of Mr. Johnson. The hail was packed to the door.and was on.- of t he iarest as wen as enthusiastic meetings that has been held since the prospective candidate announced two week? two v-teks at".

church, w lo re tim d;.-v. H. r Warm? is sending his thirteen year-old son. Henry, to dancing school where be is A: - rn ii.K the f-'ddle. cat step and oth r ii.'e c.cif.-r. TIen-y says, he bk's But some members of the concrc-;r-t.on. i' is r.pirtei. eio rot. A rbt;-

He-r-.ry Geisen of Hammond i 1 ister's son shouid be kept fr.,-,;i ; -

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I Mrs Th-rias Ne1se, ar.d dtt-jsh'er. Taster Warir-g, nsk why shouldn't he tore spending several days with fr ends 1 , allowed to dance and -idmlt d in.uns

Hits Gary Bicyclist

Driver Then Escapes ! -r;e

Gary police are lookin it for thej owner of auto llcenfe n'lmber KM 4 1 w..ic'n run down Leslie Aiid-rson. 30J Tyler street at 7th avenue and Wash-j inirton street yesterday and failed to

stop to see if ttie lad hat pe.-n tnlured. Although the boy escaped injury the bicycle ewas badly damaged.

ind lelatsves at Chicago? j tloont-elve Mrs. Pe!er Theilen and Mrs. r-fr . '

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Mrs. r-ranrt Herman returreu ea-n--sday cvfr.iit from several days -i.-i; wi . h relatives at Chieag Mr. and Mrs. Edward .Viitgen we.-t

h'cago visitors on Thursday.

Math. Herman, who has ben i'h is s 1 o w 1 y i m p r o : r . ir . Rev. A. Eadina w as a Hammotid visitor on Thursday.

ANNOUNCEMENT "The Beauty Shop" Is now readv to serve vou

AUTOS COLLIDE

ON 15TH AVENUE

Conducted 28,000 Inquests.

! A coroiior in. one of the London

boroughs has retired with a record. " F. Ra.b-ry. GaV ag--nt for having ccnJuctetl 23,000 Inqvjes-ts durSinger Sewing Machine company, dnv- j j.), of vortr of rvlce. ing a Ford ( ruck crashed into an ijia K" - j -,t -- , . 0 - r

land ca- driven 'y A. Renner. lmv Jackson street, while driving east or.

15th avenue yesterday afternoon, causing a damage to both machines. Bailey explained 'o an ufrle-r that he was o t funt. in t !-i e u.-e rl e n t p. "i airre.-'i

posed t obe that, of ira:l Peo.-ier. was 1 , . , ., , . . to srt'le ;.! the damaae u found near, the Rennsv! vanta crossing j

at Atwood. I he injured ycu'h was taken to Bntirbo. Ind.. where lie tp.-d within a fen- hours. The body at Bourbon was identified by Fred Pecker, brother of the con

fessed slayer, as that of Virgil reckf'r. I but by means of tattoo on the right arm, later was positively identified as j that of Leroy Lovett, son of Samuel Lovett. Mrs. Decker, mother of Virgil,!

later admitted at the inquest, that the body found at A'-- d was n ".-t that of her son-

ANNOUNCE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TODAY The exei.ii.ve eOTt.mittee for Cob Tom Hamilton's campaign w as announced from the Hamilton vampalan headquarters a: 714 Proadway :n Gary this n-,f rning. The. committee consists of 25 names. Attorney Vincent T. Walsch being named as chairman of the committee.

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MARCEL, ROUND CURL, SHAMPOO, TREAT THE SCALP, GIVE FACIALS, MANICURE, And everything in the beauty line. Phone Hammond 1670 for appointment. Room 3, Straube building, 635 Hohman street, Hammond. Misses Irene and Ruth Schrocder, proj).

EAST GARY

Sherman Link is spending several days with bis parents near Valparaiso. P. Emmet Snyder, evangelist, wii; hold a series of sevival meetings at th--- East Gary Ch; Istian church be.

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First Trust And Savings Bank EA5T CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues At East Chicago's Busiest Corner Capital and Surplus, $53, CG0. 00 WHERE WIDOWS MAY INVEST SAFELY 7 and SAFETY. Widows must invest wisely. They should get the highest income rate consi:tent with safety. This can be had in the First Mortgage 7v GOLD Bonds reccmmer.ded by and sold at this bnk. Secured by first .uortzage on income-tea nn property in the City of East Chicago, Indiana's mo5t diversified industrial community, these Bond? sell at par, hold their value, and are redeemed at 100 cent- on the dollar. And Interest and principal payments are PROMPTLY paid at th.s Bank the very diy they are due. In eleven years' time no investor in these 7GOLD Bonds has ever lost a cent. Aik about thsse Bonds. Call or write. Stockholders of the First NVional Bank of East Chicago own all of the stock of this Bank. The First National Bank is under the supervision cf the U. S. Government.

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SHOT DURING DRUNKEN FIGHT

fargen Arsenak. one of 'wo partici

pants of a drunken fight at ICth ave- j

ntie and Jefferson street, was the victim of a policeman's bullet :n Gary last night when he interi'erred with being arrested. Diiring the progress, of t ne f.jht Arienal; drew a revolver and shot in the air rive times, the bullets r.ear.y hlHinc a number of bystanders. Tic:o.ricer was compelled to draw his gun. one of the missies striking Arsenak in the hip. The. wound was not a serious one. however, and was attended by a physician at the Gary police station. Sam Eosoi.k another Russian with whim Arsenak was fghting. was also arrested ar.d charged with assault and battery.

If Y ou Have Electric MOTOR TROUBLES CALL HAMMOND

Prompt and Efficient Service Always. HAMMOND ELECTRIC SUPPLY & REPAIR COMPANY The Electric Motor Hospital 142 Sibley St. Hammond -n-T- - . . i -n.T-T -wmrn-im -m mr i mil Mil nili

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Capital and Surplus $150,000.00 Under U. S. Government Supervision

When Money Is Needed There's . something about a kept-up savings account that gives confidence. A growing savings account one that is added to each pay day makes the home a better place. It is a friend that can

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should there be an urgent need for money. A source of inspiration should there be loss of work.

i You, too, can en- ; joy t h e advantages

and pleasures or a kept-up savings account. It will enable ydu to get the best things out of life.

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White Leghorns . . . 20c Barred Rocks .... 23c Rhode Island Reds . . 23c SPECIAL PRICES IN LOTS OF 25 OR MORE MAGINOT BROS. 174 Fayette Street, Hammond

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.O.K. WELDING and RADIATOR WORKS

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HAMMOND, INDIANA

132 Favette Street.

, Manufacturing. Recoring, Repairing all makes of Radiators, any shape, not Tinsmiths, or Sheet metal Workers, but Radiator experts.

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Instead of buying a new Radiator let us save you money by installing a new core. We weld broken parts of all descriptions, any sire, any shape, any metal.

WE MAKE SEVERAL STYLES OF RADIATOR CORES TO FIT EACH RADIATOR. HONEY COMB, ZIG ZAZ, AIRPLANE CORE AND TUBULAR CORES. HONEY COMB FORD RADIATORS ALWAYS ON HAND. SOLDERING, LEAD EURNING OF ALL KINDS. FENDER, HOOD, E0DY WORK NEATLY DONE, MUFFLERS REPAIRED. The Only Place To Get Real Satisfaction CALLED FOR QUICK SERVICE. DELIVERED.

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Let this bank help you get ahead. A deposit of $1 or more will open an account here.

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(ST. PATRICK'S DAY) With Special Entertainment

Chicken and Fish Dinners Soft Drinks Good Music Clever Entertainers Dancing

jfv? Phone Gary 967 for Reservations

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