Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1921 — Page 3

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1921. THE THfES Fae Three !LUMLLJ" rfJilJ IliiliHiiiiililiiHilliilHiliKliiiiW TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Monday, June 27th to Saturday, July 2nd Starts the second big week Not in years has it been possible to offer such a wide variety of every-day necessities at anything like these prices. Elaborate preparations have been made. We are determined to make this a week of values that you'll appreciate. Every- item represents a savings that will remind you of the good old times. 1 Shop Early While Choice Is The Largest

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SHIP LOSS

EXPLAINED BY PIRACY

(BT HARRY L. ROGERS) fST'r CORRESPONDENT ! N. SERVICE VA-UN'GTON'. June 23. The piracy theory as an explanation of the mysterious dlsappcara-r.ee of a dozen or rnre vessels orf the Atlantic Coast during the last few months, took on a new leare of life today as additional delailB of the etory of the "Soviet-Izing" f the Cuxhaven steamer Senator Schroeder became known. Despite tho susses ion of veith r bureau officials that ffulos and not bucrancers may have been responsible for the disappearance of many of the t-hips reported mi3sing, officials here - ho have been investigating the matter cling to the belief that the mutiny explanation is th.e most probable yet tugrested. It is pointed out that in the if of the Senator Schroeder. the cre-v.

FILM SMILES and Jto forth By Hi Speeds

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FASHIONS IN PHOTO

PLOTS CHANCE,

SPANISH CITY HOLDS RECEPTION FOR HER OWN SON, IBANEZ, FAMOUS AUTHOR

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phone and the mobile a first plots.

THE long loaves of bread, the tail bottles of wine and the pawned mattress of poverty that used to figure in films have become obsolete. Now we have the revolver- in -drawer, the handy teleindispensable autoaid to most photo

Owen Moore observes that most men think they can tell time by watching the clocks on girls' stockings. Photoplay based on "The Three Musketeers" comes to the screen "Fightin' Mad." Bet Dumas would be that way if he were alive.

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"Should a Woman Tell?

tions a film title. Who or what can preveat her?

Here's Good Advice "Never 6hake your head or your friends." eays Conway Tearle. "You may have need of them sometime.

Scene in Valencia, showing how the whole town turned out to honor Ibanez, the famous novelist. The city of Valencia, Spain, recently turr.ed out en masse to cele-, brate the world-wide success of the novels of its famous son, Blaseo' Ibanez. An entire week was piven over to the celebration and the, climax of "B'asco Ibanez Wepk" was the bestowing of the coat of arm3 of the city on the author. The presentation was made by the mayor, who is shown in the photograph making the presentation bpeeeh

"Hail the Woman" is all right in him titles, but it's "Reign the Woman" in real life.

The electric sign in front of the theatre read: "The Daughter Pays." Briog Your Best GirL Most have been another "Invisible Divorce." The screen soon gives publicity to "A Private Scandal"

which was avowedly 111 l5hev!st. overpowered the captain and first, engineer lr-Cjked them up and took th- vessel into Murmansk, where the leaders of the Mutineers "corflscatpd ' the craft in the name of So iet Russia. The captain, first mate, er.pineer and a passenger of vessel were taken by tra'.n under guard to PetrcRrd. whe'e they were kept several months, but eventualy were allowed to return to Germany. Knuefkne. leader of the Mutineers, and Appel and Juris, two age-its of th third Ii.ternation i'-i. who wer mufeif'I .ibo.-.rd the Set 'lUir Schro -kr w. nt to Petrogra.d by the fame train arid also l-j:tr return.- 1 to Ocrmar.v. v th'y w;re convic -d l mutiny a:.'i shi;) stealing it. the 'Veueal Court ;.t Hl-n gurs and sentenced to fi.e years in prison. Meanwhile the members of the rr"left on board the Senator Schroeder at Murmansk planned to seize the sh:p for themselves and return home. They obtained permission from the Russian authorities ti ro out fish ins and when on the hish sea? overpower the offic-r who had taken command and put. into Bergen. Norway. They reached the home port of Cuxhaven on May 24 . "When the cj?s of the mutineers came up fr.r tr:al Knuefken. the ring leader declared that oven before the war he was a convinced cumminist and had been active in the events which followed the Kapp revolution.

Constance Talmadge is soon to designate "Woman's Place." That's a job mere man would not dare attempt.

Observations on Films "Remorseless Love" is the kind pictured but never practiced. When "Too Wise Wives' see themselves in films they may be none the wiser. English the Great Unspoken gets some rough treatment when sub-titles are flashed. When David Belasco revives "The Easiest Way" next season, Selnick's film version may take an encore,

Wm. H. Rankin Co. Opns Akron Branch CHIC A (-JO. June 27 The annual meeting of the VTm. H. Ra.nkin Co, was held June 15rh. and the same officers and directors were electe-d. The executive and plan board for the comir.er year will be as follows: Chairman.

Wm. H. Rankin; vice chairman. Wil-j bur P. N"Sl-it: research and fra.1e' surveys. Herman A. Groth: art. typography and layiut. Myron C. F---: ;.; plans. W. S. Noriihurr. ?a!(s'. manaart-ment. J. D. Driscoil. proiuction. R. C. N'elon. Robert E Rin- .' hart. Edw. C. C'wer. E. C. Tibbitts. Charles F. Highotn. Themis R ' Shipp. On July 1st the company will pn ! an Akron. Ohio, branch in the First- i Second National Bank Did.; with Mr. j E. C. TiM'-.ts as re-:d:t manager in charge of the affair1- of the company in Ohio, western Pe nnsylvania. N"w i

lnrk and "est irginia . r.eports for present ar.d future business were rncurigmg to say the l---ast and the whole management of the Wm . H Ra.nkin Co. is optimistic for the future of ad-ert is-.nj. E-ery oneexpressed pleasure in the addition to the Rankin executive forces of suc.n a sterline advertising man and merchandiser as Mr. E. C. Tihbits. w1-.-for 25 years was advertising: manager of the B. F. Goodrich P.ubber Co.

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