Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 21 April 1921 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Thnrsilnv. April 21. 102t.

BAVARIAN PRINCE BECOMES PRIEST

HFITHFfl. ii S !

BELGIUM NOR wm$m ITALY THERE rf I

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On top of this r,arv residents are JrvdiKnant t tli.. inturn.iu !: .- ln-:t.y y-rrond by the Hamilton japcr and up-portcrs.

New Development Presents:

Aspect Of A Near Crisis.

i GARY j NEWS

DR. G. F. LAUE SELLS RESIDENCE

nv.t for the erection uf a twn-!firy brick vriser nat building at 1514 Jaolt5011 street to cost $7 000.00.

Business Block to Be Built by W. Simon Waiter ;men rf South Adam tree; has awarded a contract for the const ruction of a three story apartment an.l store room hu.ldina to be located 'l Ail.iras a?reet bPticfn 1 2th and 13th

I .ivpn':f, John J nl vr. 2c wsk I has the

.''ti'r.vt and cn.ist ruction will start in few days.

Alnri will It. a Catholic dloceaa and that a bishop niiKht be appointed in this, region. Rev. Thomas Janeen ts doinsr al lin hi power to carry out the. plana.

Frank Gayda Sails for Cherbourg, France

fi an eif, i'Hil fl !

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r Hhas husband ar

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-tUicr Mnrwai r

re ( art -

tlil oftfrnoon

r Flfbl Mnrhnl -ill Htfend "

tr Henry

W tlnon

; c r.s t i on a. i- r ! ti niHTi o I -oTli;in':y i'brd !:-. !.;;. : : 'ti ! t : . io i ' i t , i

A. Q. ovr.-.J by : t. w n. h !o. i'H

iround J ;

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Thr con - . i urEt1 j

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RESTED THEN PLEADS FOR HIS FREEDOM

Prank "iayda, for two year an overffa veteran eori until recently a jnemlitr of the ary policfc departmc-nt. wr'fe. a number of posta! cards from Mow VoYrk. one of thfm to Mayor Hodiren. ctatlnR- that h" nailfnm to-

day on the Ol-mp!a for the port f j Q rTT T? T? p PAR

Capt. Frank Roach

Feeling Much Better j

Captain Kran'K J'.oach of tha 1 Ar;' police department, wh.o has ben cnf!ne.d to thf- Ktan.ey :otl bahs In rary, ufter!ti( from a painful attach of rhenmatls'in dur'.ria- the past w 'i was ab'e to woddln around without tt.o u.e uf criitchr.-a fur the first ttnie, .. terday a f t ertiooti and thoxmrht he wo.iol b- abie to be buck at h'.s duties at tlo 'inry police (station by :hn end of t

i ' :r rbou r K, F"rance. from where h -t!: conlin'ie on hi Journey overland to Kotnanla, where he will aaslet In settling an estate of his pamnts. He experts to be absent several months.

i.c.J i vlnc- , understood I . . - : . : !

inn pun-hiiaed tit' home h a ! t'nnr"' of VotingHlic'l et -'"' I'orinvyivanift

lenlel ;

T, reports that .he lt.llnn no m- -llrr, n,b-.n.lor- tn ...nd..n bd bve , ln-rtteJ tbe conferenrr. 1

trt'tt ior Karl n,p. ''ii:paii c

. unsiiierat on of the ;;i:'(in '1 Til hoUiV

of Js.6Uv.' '. and Mi-.iry

More Permits Issued

int M.r.TiN.i WHIV.TlV -21 See.ity ,u.he.tir reports fron. Merlin th:.. the f.erman government had tressed a. . ... .i Irelden Hardin K

nuincni "Vi""' - , ititmeuf in Ibr . rpnr:.. io... j ,h, rale of mediator

.rnnned 1th r-nt InKres. tortoy In uftlrlal i.nd diplomatic rir.-lea berr.

iiUscnee of o1T.ei.il ronnrmi.-

piienl nrfiinil

In liiKh

illn ere

In I he

linn iha the .ermn

Ken hren reffh ed, comment quarter T n gruorded.

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SrFC CCRRESPONDFNT i

N. jc.RVlCF.i

. . V Inrl - I . Tenilir -

Oeorae bn 'il menKe to the tlrirish llh eo.nmtsloner In t ppcr s.isK, kinK v.Ky there Is such delay

rearbinc a decision or mr

I pper

Mlesim (uetln. It v irarnr.i International nevta en lee today.. The oremler'a letter Is understood t.. "ve

an Important brarlnar on the

poller n the lirrmm rrlcta.

Prince Georpe in hia robt-a. Prince Georpr of Bavaria re-e.nti ly celebrated his first mass in thej monastery of Ettal, where he came a priest a short time ajro. tie is the son of Prince Leopold, for-j meriy commander in chief of thai German armies on the Russian! front, and Princess Gisela, daughter of the late Emperor Franz Josef. Both of his parents attended the mass.

n otnntiJ-ytoi' i a t o r of t. h e c'ir. rch. The i u iitfr a! r uct u r e-h. finii will . t o u f .hiii : i ;e K o - - i.O 1 n ,.

fl.. t b

nil K;-t .la,f!i.-- of - fi- KfV. Hungarian t-l!rn4s will

d i n -1

:ti H :t!dK. I'oro?, He f orm" j e of brb-ii

lt.d .li CCSt S'.I.T'OO.OO nta!ii HjiarttnentH for ;U i.a. ,,":"el a per-

i."0 ; il.iv niomiur in tl',1 r!' y cov.'t Vrunk 'i: ndrick ttpfftf'' f''''e Sp'--. 'n! Judne I"l iyd l'.rt ;ic":i on a fii-itte of wifs beut'rs. fhendrSek's w.fa caused hi.s rr. .t Tnesday r.lcht after she had called the poMoe to her home She told the police that Chi ml rick was ilri'.nk una rind hem beatins her, Th'y '.vrr' b-th 1 8 k r. to the s ( h t 1 o n . hendrlcu admitted beating his wif'-j bat. told the Jndse that h- was drunk, and therefore not aeeotin f abla for t? '. Ii'--.T'ldsre Itrets, h tlnvd him J i 5 and imposed a 3o-dy Jail sentence H 'm f vcr, tiie wife pleaded tv:th the j-idK to he M.;.re 'enient. and f !i Knlr,i as snspf rde i.

TIN PLATE WORKING 35 PER CENT

HITS CHILD

The thres-vear Mrs. i orgo K ' s!ri"t, Gar'. was 'rdaV ifterno'n

old so n i-i'ii, !i' vi.. re ly when st

o-f Mr. and :; .Jefferson injnrod y. - r u c: k b y -i i

little, improvement, in the activity- of t American Sheet and pany in ijary, during t

h& hAn bhown " plant of th" Tin I "late comhe past 'ver-k. ac-

ord;nc m an of tic a' tliis morning: and the p'ar.t. Is '.! opTatin? about 15 j " r cnL capaeity.

e.i.t bound HummonO ! n t it-; r ba n , No. 111. at Ii'h aventie ar.-i A . : afreet. T'ne e!;ibl. wh'' h w.t.s r'doi, wo.-idet! "iti'-hirn'," butween the t rav as taken to the Mercy hospital.

WHITING CHILD HIT BY AUTO

Holy Angels Rectory to Cost $60,000.00 P'r.. a:" now under wa.v for he construction of H 22 rnorti recfory to co.t in the riemhborhood of $o.0"i.fM. in vew of ti-.e idea that ''ai'. fie- t o-a n-

i VI Ft ' 1 21 . A le'.e

! rec t, a s struck if Tony Sehoiz of

WilfTIXO. ind.. Apr

fir oat of ;.:n John with the a -j t o rn o b i 1 e

Chicj-o ysterday morninn as .-.he was crotvtnn ll?th (street, froinx to school. Tiie chlid was taken to the office of Ir. Do'.l. but was taken home to recover 'too the shock. Sehoiz w,i.--paced i!r,,i-r J.'.O.O'") bonds

FORD AND CHEVROLET CRASH! Oe r.pnn'.s of a Ford ou;- and h 'hevrolet ac.ian had a Ijcky :rvfrom injury in an accident Mt Se et,t 's ; fivenne a r.d Maaaachua .:? ,Hej in j flary. when the two maeiwnea cra.-i ! at the .street, intersection. It '.a - '

ported that the a 'cident was caasted ' the drizzilnjr rain i inpai r: n r tin v'c of the drivers and the slippery ror.d, tion of the street.

Try a "Times Want Ad"

160-162 STATE STREET A Column Worth Your Careful Reading

DRESSING. SACQUES Mad? of fine plain percale, nek rack trimmed. Special at 59c CORSET SPECIAL

Topless style, flesh color hose supporters. A Insr for onlv 95c WIDE SHEETING

four value.

Of a vveli-knovvn quality, full

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e, Dieachcd,

Itrittsh

rrparat Ions

GT r.AKbE C

i'ONTiON. April Neither I.e.-

nr the 1'nited Mat-o ... r. red at the cenf rrenc al

, -e an-

. r; j!.s and 'jbaejuent developments ar? watched for with considerable '. e 'i urn.

tr'um. Ita'y b prepres-'

tr,-be P.iMirdav. the f.ireiRn

roimced th-.s aftemenn. Tbe for.-'j-n offj.-e Fp-c'f.cal!y den

cablf-1 reports from Washinifton that, the fnttrd S-ates was t part : - pa'-" '"j the conference. CVca?Um was R':

ro denv the rjnr tat i-riiii. 1

for an ! j Cart, pa I yn 'i j the cj-y -,f (iar

bomb- j pa per and or

HAMILTON ORGAN INSULTS MAYOR HODGES;

t a .-: e n

troops r Involved in the rare advance, into th R'lhr v.'H-y. nf.ws v noinm:i i .

The announcement came

Says Undenvorld is Flocking to Gary by the Wholesale

e'e S,

i diplomat;

I thn

to rolittcal a

Svoi: plans The lfy the c.-.rv: ere'e-v ; to

thus reduced t.- a dlalooe between Fren-i-Tg I.loyl H'rf aJ Briand. whereas th announced pro'aP' had called for a thc-roueh discussion of all bi? luesttcra by representatives of the faur chief F.uropcan allies. Frart-. Tlntsln. T-i'liium and Italy. Ir.tn" specul9t'on followed the

e fi read hrcdas e r j y by HamiiTon'-S 'b:sht" ) Haii'i.lton support'-r:-. j

frambler. icarb-t von.en and oiin" : I'tlt "f th" underworld arc -'nuc o 'f.-. c.ty by t! " i.iVti,. . that '

i'licit liquor traffickers bavv ? (,. : 'vvc rd to "i'H .'trid that the e.-. ; ' "w;drt open" is tlaily dcriiid by Miynr i Hodges cf tho city durin? hi.i term of ' ofTice. j s a last rv c? hope the If-Mniltf-n smp has t5tn this method of mislead- j Injr the o.ts cf tho city as v. ej as Gratreine; Gpry down into the muck and !

foreign office statement- It reo'-erl

-hif y around the question as to win', j mire as betnK thn most wide open 'own s.e venlh hour deveiopment had upset j :n the state of Tnd'atia,

denizens of th.e an-

a wo-nattons a -air. it wa.s at '.a '"nurn re iin'-mrn; ro tr.n cny anncSattirdav 'ha rrernfe- Br, and was t- j i patir.gr J- hn.m't- election a tb-. primar-jb-nst to th (itatecmen of England. !C n May frd and tht after too firt

! of the var when .Tohriscn t.,'u,-. -Sf.

Fchedn'e and made the conference j T!'y intimate that

peisrium and

talv tbrt complete ple.ns

ied

f -

coc

c in

F'S-ee has r

Of rrrtary to meet the reparation1? de. i w rr8.nda on or I mm' diafelv a'ter May b IT VT I "N Hf.lMG. e

!iyo :- s chair x:i i x row he jrat'-" i

Open. f 'This an untruth an u- truth was j :- uttered." 'aid Mr. Ji'.hrsen to a'

!. h9ts been apparent .for ilavj Ivalv vte-'ed tho prosp 't of

rn:!'tary action against the Germans j ewih mtfgivmgs and that. I.ioyd Oec.rs.-e i to s oppocd to it for practical economic i ss rors. Deliiitn alone was under- j I stood to favc- whole-hearted apprr val ;

that i .lan-.rn d hl!

streets 1

r it;'.' I arc.

and

operation wi

Kreri'-h

f.nr.s. T od a y s o ff i the situation

t h'

a n no-; no. "r.T-1 aspec; o fl

tr: es near

Itjth and V, "n h -n t o n j "I! a He of the il- j not rnflk'ner ;h:.-i race!

iake Oary a wid' .pon t. . rt m;- they j I will and b't. me. ?u.y right here that J

::i c'oiso up tj-ary r-o tig-ht that I mak.- hot for even a lot of these

It on.

Ham

wtth this r; of' - f .r mo see the ypi;;)!

Ic: thi-s paper keep on t. they arc only making arid u.-i May Srd ou will

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NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK April 18 to

HELP TO CELEBRATE IT

which

Will

Vou

inches wid

thread. Per yard,

line c en

i SILK HOSE Pure Silk Hose for ladies; com: in black, white, tordovari and

p..

camel.

The fifty Phonographs to go out within the next few days with nothing down until June first is dwindling down, so popular has been this unexpected surprise to those who have had in mind one of the most widely known Phonographs the Genuine Victor Victrola and the Edison.

or pair.

69c STAMPED SQUARE Stamped on fine t;uahty mate rial, sir 36x36; neat design. Special at 59c GIRLS' MIDDY Mad'- of f i-ic o'j.:!i!y jean, tnm-

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The Victor STi'LE NO. 4 VICTROLA And Six Donl'le Face Records $30.10 STYLE NO. 6 VICTROLA And Six Double Face Records $40.10 STYLE NO. 9 VICTROLA And Six Double Face Records $50.10 STYLE NO. 80 VICTROLA And Six Double Face Records $105.10 STYLE NO. 10 VICTROLA A.nd Six Double Face Records $130.10 STYLE NO. 1 1 VICTROLA And len Double Face Records $158.50 STYLE NO. 14 VICTROLA $225.00 STYLE NO. 16 VICTROLA $275.00 NOTHING DOWN

Use the Machine Until June 1 then make your first payment, the terms are practically up to you for decision. There is only one requirement that we make, and that is that you purchase a reasonable, selection of records you have no use for a Phonograph without records it is merely a showing of good faith on your part just a manifestation that you really are anxious

to become owner of a Victor or )

Edison. We assume all the other responsibilities and you have the use of your machine until June first, when you can start making your first payments on the machine on such terms that a school boy could meet without any incon-

llDl M 1 I'll I y f .

venience.

If you are in doubt that the Edison or Victrola are able to live up to their claims, we suggest you make the strictest investigation -see all the other machines reputed to be the best, then see the Edison and Victrola. Test them in every way. Then if you are convinced, we'll send your favorite model out to your home. Remember, you get 41 days free use of the machine. But we insist, you MUST be convinced before you finally decide.

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Most people know the enjoyment of a Phonograph depends upon one thing. That thing is the phonograph's realism. No other Phonograph attempts the comparison test of realism; listen while we play your favorite on the newEdison : it will help you determine what the new Edison's Realism lest does mean in terms of your own musical enjoyment. Our budget plan of payment not only appeals to your ommon sense, but your pocketbook as well -- - it enables you to have money for other things also. $200 and $295 and up NOTHING DOWN

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CREPE GOWNS Made of white Windsor Crepe in a very attractive style. Yer) cheap at $1.29 BOYS' NECKWEAR One lot of boys' four-in-hand ties, reversible stvle. A 50c

value at

29c

SATEEN BLOOMERS Of very fine quality sateen, short style, assorted colors, at

89c

PALM0LIVE SOAP Everybody uses Palmolivc Soap Saturday only, 4 bars for

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