Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1921 — Page 2

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MAGICIAN LAKE, MICH. GIVEN UAD.SCARE Rported Attempts of Hammond Men to Commit Suicide' By Drowning.

(SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) Mir.ipn LAKE. Mich.. July

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S.arch tor Koscoe lienistock and Carl Nelson of Hammond was halted today when word was received from th-ir homo town that they had returned sa fly llemstock and Nelson were members ct a. party of fifty Hammond people vho motored to Magician Lake for the Fourth. The young rnfcn were appointed to shoot the firework! from th pier of the edification of their fimiliea and friend on the banks. In an endeavor to escape the backfire, of a aky-rocket. Nelson fellpff the .lock, dragging Hemstock with him. Kach was arrayed in white flannels. The Hammond men were rescued and decided to continue their tank in a boat. An entanglement with a varicolored "rtower pot" caused them to ;lu(re voluntarily into the cooling waters. They wound up the tvtu..., program by inadvertently setting fire to all the Roman candle- and ranry pieces at the some time. "This is the end." said Nelson wearily La he plunged from the wharf for the last time. Mel Monnett found Roaeoe's bsr. rll- floating near the shore. It had

evidently been washed from Rossy s pocket.

NJURED AUTOISTS 1 TAKE SECRECY VEIL

CROWN POrNT, Ind., July 6. Quite a serious accident happened at the "S" enrve, on the road to Cedar lAke on July 4th a Ford car driven by a. Chicago party, whose name could not be learned, became unmanageable and the car and contents were overturned with the result that one of the occupants, a woman had her leg badly cut and sustained a broken wrist. All of the party were more or less bruis d and they were taken to Chicago in the Gelsen ambulance. Tha party displayed the utmost secrecy as to their identity closely guarding their nam-s and addresses. The driver of the car claimed to be the chauffeur for a Chicago millionaire- and said his employer's car was a Packard and he could not control the .Ford.

IT'S SIMPLY GRAND TO FEEL SO WELL Ft. Wayne Woman Was Never In Such Splendid Health As She Is Now. "It is just grand io feel like I do now; why. I believe I never had such splendid health in my life before." said Mrs. John MCoy. 1310 I'ark Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind.. in telling of her remarkable improvement by taking Tanlac. "For two or three years, I was in wretched health, due to an attack of the 'flu' that left me In a weak ind run-down condition from which I did not recover until I tpok Tanlac. My stomach was all out of order and even the- lightest kind of food would cause me hours of misery. 1 had awful headaches, and my temples would throb so I could hardly stand it and I was so nervous I seldom got a night's rest. "Tanlac certainly has made a big change in my condition. It has given me a splendid appetite-, and no matter what 1 eat now I never have the Flightiest distress aterwards. I sleep

all night long. too. and wake up In the morning bright and happy. A few weeks ago my daughter complained

of fooling nervous and run down, so I got her "to try Tanlac and It has

brought her round Just like it did me

It is hard to say now which one of

us is the most enthusiastic about Tan lac." Tanlac is sSld in Hammond by Sum mors Pharmacy . Adv.

87 had a rapid advance to 100 H

Pan American Pete-. after sealing

down to 39 cam back to 49 H The

rails iouowea wnn impressive up

turns. Canadian Pacific, Great North

ern Frf., Nothern Pacific. Louisville

and Nashville. Southern Pacific and Reading made gains of from 1 to 5 points. The steel issues all were In

good demand, steel common advancing

e-arly two p.oints to "3',2. Republic Steel rose to 60 4. Baldwin to TS'j and Bethlehem Steel B to 50j, gains of from 2 to 6 points. Studebaker sold up over four points to 59 "v a gain of over 4 points.

STOCK MARKET INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, JuIy 6. Urgent coverings by shorts promoted a vigorous forward movement ott the stock market today after Initial weakness, the tone being on of pronounced strength, some issues-advancing as much as ten paints from the low levels of the first hour. The bears resumed their favorite tactics at the opening of selling the foreign oil shares but after some o fthese issues had sold down to new low records, the appearance of heavy buying; orders caused the shorts to run to cover. The advances were fully as violent In some issues as the decline had been during the past week. The oil shares and the railroad issues led to the advance. Mexican Pete, after breaking to a new low- record for recent years of

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE J NEW YORK, July 6. Stocks.

American Steel Fdry American Tel. and Tel Baldwin Locomotive Btthlehem Steel B Colorado Fuel . . . . Iackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Pete . .'. Pure, Oil Railway Steel Spring Reading Republic Iron and Steel Texas Co V. S. Steel Wcstinghouse Willys Overland

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Mrs. E. Lee phoni Hammond 334u,' lactures daily from 9 to 9. the Right Wa y to Live. 696 State Line Street, on the

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SPECIAL NOTICE: Thursday evening Spiritual meetings closed until further notice. Mrs. E. Lee. 696 State Line street.

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Sinclair Oil ... 21 S Chicago r.u..1 f i.osrc. WHEAT No. 2 red, $1.18 hi 1.20; No. 3 red. $1.1 0 i (a 1.17 ; No. 2 hard winter, $118 Vi ; No. 6 hard wlnt-.-r. CORN No. 2 mixed, 57$fo7c; No. 2 white. BSHESc; No. 2 yellow. 57 'rf 5Sc; No. .8 mixed. 66c. OATS No. 2 white. 81 i 81 ,c; No. 3 w.hite. 32t'5 33Uc; No. 1 white, 301; 32ic. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS. Receipts, 16,000; market, mostly 25c higher; bulk. $? . 00 3 9 . 70 ; top. $9.75: heavyweight. $9.25 So 9.6S ; 1 1 1

medium, $9.50 .'1 0; light. $9.50975. CATTLE Receipts 8,006; market, steady to strong. Beef Steers Choice and prime, $8 . 60tj" 8 . 86 ; medium and ood, $7.00 8.50; lightweight. $6.00tf 7.00; good and choice, $8 . 00 j 8 . 75 . SHEEP Receipts, 8,00(1; market, mostly 25c higher; lambs' (Si lbs. down) $8 . 60cB 1 1 . TiO ; lambs, culls and common, $o.00i8.25. CHICAGO raODICB BUTTER Receipts, 21.761 tubs; creamery extra. 36ViiC; flr6ts. SlAoc. EGGS Receipts 28.111 cases; miscellaneous, 26i 21c; ordinary firsts, 25526c; ftrscts, 28c; extra, 30c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys, 30c; chickens, 21c; springs. 2t(?30c; roosters. 11c; KfCHce 12418c; ducks, Sic POTATOES Receipts 19 cars; VirRinia. $3.801.15 per bbl . 6? CT2p la clb$y'(r6 bxbfiUO McOALL'S PATTERNS AT LONG'S STORE

Women who do sewing at home will be urlnd to know that a preat deal of 1 1 1 1 1 m , a

tao worry in dress making- can be eliminated with the new printed M9 Call patterns. W. E. Long- Company, corner State and Sohl streets, have Jut ljfn5 da contract with the lieCall people fur distribution privileges in Hammond. Bjefore trior new McCall pattern was invented patterns were bought simply to use a foundation wen cutting the materials. Afthey they were cut hours were spent wondering just how to put It together. The sew patterns not only show hw t j' cut the material, but alo eeryte as a guide throiiKh each successive step to th rinihd garment. Iirections r sowing and cutting are printed on each piice of the pattern. Those who have een the new patterns say it 1 a wonderful improvement over the old way.

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TODAY AND TOMORROW Conway Tearle in "BUCKING THE TIGER" Pathe News and Comedy FRIDAY Bessie Barriscale in "THE BREAKING POINT" SATURDAY Big Double Feature Gladys Walton in "ALL DOLLED UP" and Bessie Barriscale in "THE BREAKING POINT" Afternoon Only Evening "ALL DOLLED UP" SUNDAY Big Doable Feajnre House Peters in "SILK HUSBANDS AND CALICO WIVES" and Gladys Walton in "ALL DOLLED UP" Afternoon Only Evening House Peters in , "SILK HUSBANDS AND CALICO WIVES" NEW SCALE OF PRICES Matinees: 5c-10c-lSc Evenings: 5c-13c-18c Tax Extra

PARTHENON THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN LAST TIMES 'TODAY a

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BAKERY" A Million Laughs a Minute

Topics of the Day and Specialties WEEK DAYS MATINEE Latest pictures. Doors open at 1 : 30. Admission : Adults 25c, children 1 0c. EVENING Pictures, specialties and orchestra. Doors open at 6:30. Admission: Adults 30c, children 10c. (Including war tax.)

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Published Statement Trvst CoHptay No. 156.

Paul B. Lipinski. President. Peter Buczkowski. Vice Pres. Boleslaw Salik. Secretary Boleslaw Salik, TrVrt Condensed Statement of the Condition of the Northern Trust and Savings Bank at Hammond, in the State of Idiaaar at the dose of its business ot June 30th, 1921.

RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts .$155,338.15 Overdrafts 64.15 Bonds and Stocks ' 101.400.00 Furniture and Fixtures. . . 6.927.87 Due from Departments ... 1 ,500.00 Due from Banks and Trust Companies 19,680.03 Cash on Hand 10,286.75

Total Resources . . . .$295,196.95

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid in . . $ Surplus Undivided Profits -r- Net. Dividends Unpaid Demand Deposits, Except Banks Savings Deposits. Exutpt Banks Certified Checks , Bills Payable Other Liabilities

25.000.00 7.000.00 217JB4 2.500.00 87.679.44 I59.667.ll 126.47 10.000.00 3.006.09

, Total Liabilities . . . .$295,196.95

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6TATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: 1, Boleslaw Salik, SecretaryrTrefsyrer of the Northern Trust fit Savings Sank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.

BOLESLAW SAUK. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th day of July, 4921. Bernice Gierlachowiki. Notary Public, My commission expires October 27, 1924.

No. 571 BANK STATEMENT

J. G. Ibach, President.

A. J. Marko. Vice President. A. J. Marko, Cashier. D. E. Gavit, Asst. Cashier

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Report of the Condition of the Peoples State Bank

at Hammond, in the State ef Id-

diana, at the close of its basinets, on June 30, 1921.

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Mr. Mason Comes Here from a Full Season With EGFELD MID-NIGHT FROLIC NEW YORK CITY ' Also Constance Talmadge in "MAMMA'S AFFAIR"

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RESOURCES Loans and Discounts . $ 1 03,9 1 8.80 U. S. Bonds ;., 8,400.00 Other Bonds and Securities 4,812.50 Furniture and Fixtures 15,224.39 Due, from Banks and Trust Companies . 18,083.57 Cash on Hand 3.872.30 Cash Items 1.895.16 Current Expenses . . 5.604.43 Interest Paid 1,031.95 Bills in Transit 371.07

Total Resources ..$163,214.17

UABIUTIES Capital Stock, paid in $ Undivided Profits . . . Exchange, Discounts and Interest Demand Deposits .. . Savings Deposits . . . Trust Deposits ; Certified Checks ...... Due to Banks and Trust Companies . Special Deposits .... Contingent Fund . . .

30,000.00 127.45 7,235.87 58,457.26 53,432.16 625.20 50.75 10.000.00 2,687.06 598.42

Total Liabilities . .$163,214.17

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE, SS: I, Alexander J. Marko, Cashier of the Peoples State Bank of Hammond, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. ALEXANDER J. MARKO. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Jury, 1 92 1 . ROBERT H. HARRINGTON. (Seal) Notary Public My commission expires May 27, 1925.

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