Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thursday, May 12, 191! I.

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A Repeat Sale by Request OSCAR MAYER'S -n Fancy Mild Cured jj jHC Brisket Bacon pound Same price and quality as we had last week. Put in a

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Farmer Style Sausage 'RePr Premier Salami Sausage Up to Special Thueringer Sausage) 42c lb. Your Choice of these Three High Grade 5 a " 1 Jf SAUSAGES oJc lb.

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Drugs and Toilet Goods Specials Everything From "A to Z" at CUT PRICES

20c Aspirin Tablets. One dozen in box at ... . 50c Borden's Malted Milk, special at 50c Colgate's Cold Cream, special at .... 50c Dr. Peck's Tooth Paste, special at 25c Elkay Straw Hat Dye, special at 35c Fluff Shampoo, specially priced at .... 75c Gardenglo Talcum Powder, special at .... 25c Hobson's Tar Soap, special at $1.25 Intense Violet Toilet Water, special at. . 50c Jonteel Rouge. special at 25c Klenzo Tooth Paste specially priced at .... 25c Lifsey' Liver Pills. special at 25c Massatta Talcum Powder, special at 10c 33c 33 c 39c 19c 25c 59c 15c 79c 39c 19c 17c 15c

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BANDIT KILLS GARY STOREKEEPER

Gary's crime wave took a toll of one more life last night. The ictim In Frank Jevickl store owner, at 2277 Madison street. It was while Jevickl and his wife were pitting: in the kitchen In the rear of the store, planning to close up for the tiay that two masked bandits entered by the front door. Frltfhtt ned at the mask over the bandits faces, Mrs. JeMcki jravo the alarm to hrr husband and they both ran to the bed room, the bandits following close at their heels. As Jevlcki was reaching for a revolver, one of the bandits drew his gun and fired point blank at his victim. Jeviokl dropping to the floor of the bed room fatajy Injured. ll-a;rinir IX shots neighbors ran into the store and found Mrs. Jtvicki in a fuint and her hubnnd dead upon the floor. The two bandits escaped following- the shooting- and although a cordon of police were thrown around the entire neighborhood, thsy escaped and had not been arrested up to a late hour today. L'pon making an examination of Jevickl's body. Coroner E. E. Evans had found that a forty-five caliber bullet had passed through the right lung and death" was lnstantenous The bodywas removed to "William's morgue. BULL FIGHT IN MINSTREL SHOW The clack of castanets, dancing- g-irls vith beribboned tambourines, and that exotic atmosphere characteristic of the land of the senorltas have all a part in the scene laid in a Spanish bull rlngr. which comes at the opening of the second act of "The Jollies of 1921." the American Jegion's bis lr.lr.strei-musical revue, which will be the attraction at the Parthenon theater on Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights. May 19. 10 and 21. Unusually elaborate scenic settings and costumes are used in this scene, which opens with big Spanish dance done by a chorus of 16 young ladies and eig-ht young; men. Into this scene ganders Clarence Wildwave, an ex-floor walker In a department store, played by Kenneth Mauek. When the absence of the regular bull fiffhter is discovered, the exfloor walker Is persuaded to enter the ring- In his place. The ensuing encounter with the bull furnishes one of the most screamingly funny bits of comedy ever seen on a local stage. Comedy alo predominates In the monologue done by Alex Kobb. a director of the Joe Bren Production, company, which is again staging the show for the legion. Itobb has appeared in several shows staged by the Bren company here, and Is well known to Hammond audiences. Harold Gliles, another director of the Bren company, who will be remembered for h!. clever comedy in the last American Legion show, will again appear, and Is eStpected to score a bigger hit than last year. The reserved seat sale will begin Monday morning. May 16. at 9 o'clock at the Parthenon theater tox office, at which time the advance tickets now being sold must be exchanged for reserved seats. LAWRENCE LYONS GETS NEW JOB INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., May 12 The state highway commission has accepted the resignation of L, H. Wright as director of the commission and appointed Iawrence Lyons of Brook In his stead. Lyons was a campaign manager for Gov. McCray. Wright has been a center of attack for a long period and his resignation was forced by Gov. McCray. Lyons announced he would appoint John Williams of Bedford to succeed Miss Helen Freeman as auditor of the commission. . . .1 BIJOU TODAY Wm. Fox Presents the All-Star Sunshine Comedy with the SINGER MIDGETS in the Screaming Comedy Today Thos. H. n resents Wm. S. Hart in a very great western feature. "RIDDLE GAWNE." bUssWm3sH The Franklin Co. Central III., Indiana o Telephone 58 144 Sibley St.

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"Keeky" Moll, Hammond's favorite third baseman. Is playing with Gary this year. FATE, the Crown Point hotel man, and amateur journalist was viewing the sights in town yesterday. A new flag pole lias been erected on tho Hammond Labor Temple and the lawn lias been leveled and seeded to srass. HAMMOND man reports 1haS tlwi Irfinsing river is by no oieans the Thtyx as the. Thtyx is a myth, and the river is a "he" river. THE Lake county branch of the National Underwriters wll have a dinner at the Congregational church In Last Chicago next Monday at 6:30. GEOLOGICAL experts are working on the theory that the marvelous Lansing river passes under Hammond. Why not let nature solve the water problem? MAT LUDWIO sees great possibilities In that new well at Ivinslnr and predicts that fellows will be bootlegKing pure water In Hammond before long. FRANK TROHIM has etsxtod the foundations for a store building ajid residence on Wentworth ave., at 164th street In West Hammond, opposite th police station. HOMER W. BARKER, of Connecticut ave.. Gary, was fined 111 In the Hammond police court this morning for entering the H. 8. R. R. before the day set for the contest IF any respectable Jersey milch cow In this county knew they were depriving her calf of the milk to pour into a sewer she'd kick the farmer 1b the head and go bullshevlk. WALTER McINTOSH and John Pon, Hammond "banditae infantus," were IRrifarned In the drintinal oourt in Crown Point last Monday and their cases were continued for a week. WM. It. BEATTY was the guest of the Rotarians at Anderson, where Gov. McCray was the speaker, yesterday, which was well received by the 400 guests. Anderson has 53 Rotarians. THE WINTER WHEAT yield or 1921 will be 623,287,000 bushel, the department of agriculture estimated today on the basis of reports received May. For 1920 the yield was S77.673.000 bushels. INDIANA Senators have called upon President Harding urging the appolnt-

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ment of Jay Umpleby of Gary, as a member of the civil service commission to succeed Martin A. Morrison of Frankfort.

FORMER PRESIDENT Iantel R. Hodgdon of Valparaiso University was hung la effigy In Valparaiso. A likeness of the deposed president was hting i from a wire in front of the university auditorium. SECRETARY BODEGRAVEN at the post office, has a sub-clerical Job on tap which Is going beging at $1360.00 per annum. Steady position "! a pension when you retire. Examination June 4. 1521. THE complainant who recently kicked aboutthe disorderly saloons near Rimbuch avenue, at late hours of thu nitfht, says that West Hammond police must have acted promptly for It's aa quiet as a church there now. A. COHEN, an enterprising Chicago merchant, is opening a branch shoe store at 204 State street, Ifammond, tomorrow. He plans to buy direct from the factory and promises great valueB in shoes for Men, Women and Children. THE ACREAGE Of winter wheat was 38,721.000 acres on May 1, which waa i,t per cent less than the acreage last autumn and 2.6 per cent, more than the acreage harvested last year, the department of agriculture announced. A Gary theatre offered to admit any child free who presented 15 tin cans as a fee, sis & part of the campaign for "Clean-Up Week." Nine thousand tin cans were the result of the special performance. We dare any Hammond theatre to put on the stunt. THE Salvation Army workers will be around to see you this week. We can do without one lS-cent cigar, one application of DeLoney's hair tonic, a glass of alleged W. Hammond beer at 2a cents per copy and this month's Cosmopolitan to contribute our tithe. .IX the current bill at a local theatre Miss Edith Milton speaks a line In which she mentions Haroun-al rashld. One woman complained to the management. "It may be all right but It sounded like profanity to me." Well, the old caliph of Bagdad wasn't a saint. THE Hammond police drajrjeed the river at the Calumet avenue bridge last evening. In a vain search -r the body of a woman who left a note with some clothes on the rail, saying that' she was going to commit suicide. Later, the woman was found In her home. She is being held, pending an examination of her sanity. CIVILIZATION is a wonderful thing. In the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty-one. In the republic of America, and the commonwealth of Indiana, and the glorious county of Lake, they pour milk intended for babies' into the sewer. The eoner we get back Into the tree tops and swing by the tall tig-sin. the better. Do You Ever Think of Me?" Mazie" 'My Mammy" Jazzo Ball" "3V 'Old Time Blues' f S"Love Bird" AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS Each Manager :: HAMMOND ri Pocahontas Kentucky Hard Coal

PARTHENON INDIANA'S WONDER THEATRE HAMMOND, IND. The Home of High Class Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays All Our Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake This theatre is positively showing exclusively all first Nationals and the latest Paramount releases. TODAY, TOMORROW AND SATURDAY

Norma Talmadge in "THE PASSION FLOWER'

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TODAY The Rialto Musical Comedy Company Presents LaCompte & Fletcher's Big New York Success "Little Miss Sunshine" A Bright Refreshing Entertainment with ALL-STAR CAST PRETTY GIRLS CATCHY MUSIC Also A Mack Sennett Comedy "The Speak Easy" and Pathe Weekly COMING FRIDAY By the Sad Sea Waves

eLiixe TODAY AND TOMORROW Only a sprig of heliotrope! Yet it freed a man from prison, sent to a cell a blackmailing mother, and saved a young girl's romance. Only the heart of a crook! But it beats through a tale of a father's love that has never been matched on the screen. Cosmopolitan Production 11 Throbbing with thrills and" mystery. Starting the tears. And ending in happy smiles.

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ROY & ARTHUR In "A Chinese Restaurant" THE 4 OF US A Harmony Singing Oddity DOYLE & ELAINE A Study in Tan KNIGHT'S ROOSTERS A Distinct Novelty Always the Parthenon Symphony Orchestra F. E. Eichar, Conductor PIPE ORGAN GRAND M.' Evenings, 6 : 30 to 1 1 99 A, Ull i a s mm r.-- w INDIANA Theatre SUNDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY 3 1 MlGeorgeArliss in the Devil From His Famous Siape Success o KfJcl GEORGE ARI4SS