Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 1 August 1921 — Page 2

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cm m is DEPUTY INSPECTOR

If you arc stepped by a his tall friend ly looking g-entleman carrying a motor vehicle Inspectors etar NTo. 15 of the etate of Indiana, on the highways 01 Lake county in the near future you can Introduce yourself to Janus "Red" McCartney, former police captain on the Gary poliee"Cepartnnrht . Iate last week ilr. McCartney received his official credentials naming him as deputy motor vehicle inspeltor of tht district, provided by the establishhieiit of a new law approved by the state legislature last March to stamp out automobile thefts which have become Alarming over ha state, especially in the northern part of the state. Ha will start his active duties today. Like other deputiea in the state he has been supplied with a Ford to cover the region . Every autoist -without a certificate of title by Sept. 2, 1921. will be guilty of a violation of this law. Deputy McCartney was appointed to not only warn autoista who have not procured certificates of title, but to arrest those who ate the law after it becomes effective. The eot of the certiflcates are fifty cents. Several penalties are provided. Ona is a fine of $5 and not more than $1.000 for any person operating in this state a motor vehicle, under an Indiana registration number without a certificate of title. Automobile owners of Lake county axe asked to get acquainted with the new law as it is for the protection of the automobile owner against theft '

and the owners strict compliance wih assist ia the extermination of auto thefts.

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CHICAGO, Aug. 1. A few oily bubbles on the surface of the water in & Quarry ho-le near 167th and Halsted streets led to the arrest of Francis Gaj-dner, a young stationary engineer of Gary, for 'losing" his automobile in order to collect the insurance money. On July 21 he and a friend named C. Howe, reported to a policeman at ?2d street and South Park avenue that Gardner's Chandler car had been stolen. Sergt. Michael Neary had a diver examining ponds and qu-arry holes. The diver observed the bubbles and found Gardner's machine. The motor number had been chiselled oft and the license was gone. Gardner identified tha car as his . His story did hot satisfy Detectives Doyle. Sheehy. Dettman, and Goles. Yesterday, after reflecting since Thursday, he confessed he pushed the auto into the quarry hole. "X was hard up." he said, "and I wanted to get married. So after taking a girl to her home in Harvey I 'lost' the car so I could collect the $1,800 insurance mnny."

Lydla Matucek. Lydia Matucek, nine years old, it becoming acquainted with her pap and mamma in Bridgeport, O., after traveling unattended all the way from Witkovice, Austria, to join them. The child was two years old when she was left in care of her grandparents while her parents came to the U. S.

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TIIEY ARE WEARING THEM LONGER NOW

Mondav, Auetist 1, 1921.

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Lroy Hotel, one of Gary'" popular down town hotels was forced to suspend operation Saturday night, according to reliable Information received this morning. William Heltzel was the proprietor. The Leroy was formerly used aj an office building but has been remodeled Into a hotel. It 1s reported that several other Gary business Institutions will go to the rocks this week.

BEATRICE IS

IN AGAIN

Beatrice McFarland (colored) of Gary, went on another rampage yesterday which landed her behind the bars !n the confines of the women's quarters in the Gary Jail. Beatrice's one fault is "moonshine" and it has landed her in Jail again for the s'teenth time. "Well, if here isn't our old friend B-atrice," ssio the desk sergeant who

recalled the time before she was brought in, it took a half a doien policemen to subdue her when they had to lock her up. She cursed, scratched, bit and kicked at the officers who had to carry her bodily to her cell. This morning: she plead guilty and was fined the usual sum of $11.

SHOOTING ON POLK STREET

Investigating a report of some shots being fired in the vicinity of 264 Polk st. in Gary early this morning, th police found that the sTiots -"fe ftred by Sam Eltaon. 26S Polk street at two men who thre wa brick through the bed room window of Mrs. Victoria Lltzyk next door. Upon hearing the glass crash Eledon picked up his revolver and ran outside. The two men fired one shot at him as they fled and he emptied, his revolver at them.

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IMIOK. C. J. rULO.i, Manchester, . II.

ND. HARBOR MORON GIVEN A BEATING BY MOB

After attempting to attack a woman in her home at Eleventh avenue and Clark Road yesterday afternoon NicK Dobesky a Romanian 29 years old and giving his address as Indiana Harbor was captured by a mob of irate residents who after a well administered beating turned him over in the custody of the police. The woman who was in a delicate condition, told the story that Dobesky was St en loitering arotind the house all morning and in the afternoon entered the house ar3 attempted to attack her while she was i her bed room. A ten year old, daughter gave the alarm and citizens captured him three blocks away. Serious charges were preferred against the man by Prosecuting Attorney Dwight 51. Kinder this morning. The rase will be heard in the city court tomorrow morning.

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EVENING Pictures, specialties and orchestra. Doors open at 6:30. Admission: Adults, 30c; children, 10c

WEEK DAYS MATINEE Latest pictures. Doors open at 1:30. Admission: Adults, 25c; children, 10c.

INCLUDING WAR TAX

"It's an actual fact. I'm in good health for the first time in thirty years and I owe my present splendid condition to Tanlac and nothing el.se," was the emphatic statement of Prof. C. J. Budiong. well-known and highly respected citizen of Manchester. N. residing at 42 School street. "Practically all my life I had had rheumatism, and when I say rheumatism I mean fvery word of it. It was alt over my body and especially bad in my feet and legs and there were times whn I couldn't get from my bed to my chair without help. And from the time I was a boy I couldn't sit down and eat a good meal without being in misery afterwards and I would have terrible pains around my heart and frequent attacks of palpitation and dizziness. "I had a stubborn case of constipation, was troubled awfully with blinding headaches and hardly knew

what sleep was. fy suffering had almost made a complete nervous wreck of me and I was so weak I wasn't worth a nickel as far as work was concerned. I thought my troubles had a life-long grip on me and was about as discouraged as a man ever gets. "Well, before I had finished my first bottle of Tanlac I realized it was different from anything I ever tried. It suited my case exactly. And now for almost the first time since I can remember I can eat anything I want and digest it. I haven't an ache or a pain and have gained fifteen pounds in weight. I just feel good all over and am full of life and energy these days. Everywhere I go I talk Tanlac. It hasn't an equal." Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Drug Store and by leading

druggists everywhere. Adv.

No, the reference ia not to skirts, but to veils. Here is the newest importation from France, lady, jrown, hat, veil and everything. In fact she has not yet stepped jff the steamer which carried her over. Her silk frock is of pearl gray and old rose. A small silk hat with a long white veil reaching below the hips finishes the costume.

POULTRY HOUSE 645 Hohman Street Hammond Opposite Mee Hotel Phone 358

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gave the guards a clear view uver the entire beach. A large umbrella shades them from the intense heat. Contrary to expectations the contractors building the new $12S.0CO bath house state that they will bt unable to have the pavillb.n rdv rr this season. It will accomodate 1600 people when finiln-l.

No Business, Gary Hotel Closes Saturday TXie to the lack of patronage and the present industrial depression, the

We will not be responsible for any statements made to our regular customers by Chester Dickinson and Haven Wade, former drivers, who are no longer connected with our company in any capacity. HAMMOND WET WASH LAUNDRY Phone 514 163 Michigan Ave.

CASPAR MOSUL DIES AT WHITING

WHITING. Ind.. Aug. 1. Casper Mostil, for the past five years, a resident of Whiting, and father of Johnny Mostil big league base, ball alar, died Saturday noon at his home at 1331 Roberts avenue, after a year's illness from stomach trouble. Mr. Mostil is survived by his wife, Barbara, four daughters. Mary. Elizabeth, Mrs. Carl Siegel of Whiting and Mrs. Michael O'Connell Chicago, and two sons, John and Edward. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart Church. Whiting. The cavalcade will leave the home at 8.45 Tuesday morning for the church, and after the services the body will be shipped to Chicago for burial in ?t. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Mostil was well known and a respected citizen of Whiting. lie was known to be dangerously ill for several days prior to his death and "Johnnie" Mostil was notified to leave th Chicago Nvhite Sox. with whom he if playing, and come to his home at once.

Can't Win. A Tsw York man had his pocket picked in court. Going to court is a losing game anyway you look at IL Detroit Free Pres.

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ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES

thorities that the organized motorists of Indiana and especially of the Lake county r-sion, are eager and anxious to co-operate with the Chicago authorities in upholding regulations as to traffic and other automobile rules not only in Indiana but in Chicago, stated M. E. Xoljlet. "We also desired asurance from the h'-ad of the big city police department that our members as affiliated witn the A sr. -n ;i ; A uti ;n h )e association, will receive the, courteous consideration of tiiri Chi.jagu traffic officers and a 'Christian like' construction of the traffic regulations, so that perhaps our membership cards may even be accepted as recognizance in event of being hailed into court for some traffic violation perhaps unwittingly committed. We were assured that our request would be acceeded to in every way possible and that the IIoos!-r State emblem on Indiana radiators would carry as much prestige as the emblems of Chicago organizations." SBIIVICK STATIONS. Manager Noblet announced today that immediate preparations are being made. to open the Gary branch of the Hoosier Auto association, which wi'l be in the Fifth Avenue Garage, whore a touring information bureau, will be maintained and which- will also take

care of free inerstncy road service In the Gary vicinity to members. Other service stations are to be operated at Hammond, Crown Point, Lowell, Indiana Harbor and ptrhaps elsewhere in Lake county. OFTr'ERS PnOTElTlOS. "The point is," declared .Mr, Noblet, "that the Indiana association is the organization that Is doing tne protective work in Indiana for Indiara automobile owners. We have succeeded in having passed ail the constructive and protective legislation now on th elaw books. But for our activities the motorists of Lake coun

ty would be paying 100 per cent in- I crease in license fes and a gasoline

tax besides. We estimate we have saved the motorists of Indiana this year alone not Its sthan J3. 000, 000 by defeating the measures referred to which were about to become laws in the last .session of the legislature. i f

GARY NEWS

HAIL STORM A REMINDER The hall storm which struck Gary early Saturday evening brought back to recollection to many Crown Pointers residing in the steel city the terrific and costly hail storm which hit the cdunty seat some 15 years ago. causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. The hail Morm In Gary, however, did not reach the severity of the Crown Point storm. The size of the hail did not reach the large proportions as th-y did at the county seat although it looked like ihey might. Some of the hail did reach the size of & quarter though. The storm came to an abrupt stop before any serious damage was done.' Recalling the Crown Point storm, the rain of hail wa so heavy that it covered the street like a blanket of snow. A strong wind accompanied it and there was not a resident in the entire city that did not suffer from broken window pains. Some of the hail specimens found on the streets and sidewalks were as large as hens eggs. e The rain of hall also resulted In sensational news stories which were carried in press dispatches over the entire country. Glaiers at the county seat did a thriving business and it was several mojiths before the army of window pane setters completer their task.

TO TEST NEW ELECTRIC PUMPS Gary residents will be given an op

portunity of witnessing a unique wa

ter throwing display on Thursday morning of this week when members of the Gary Are department will throw 2? streams of water, in order to test three new monster electrical pumps, recently Installed at the Gary water works. The pumping plant now has a dally capacity of 34.000, 000 gallons with the three new pumps throwing 5,000 gallons a minute. According to officials the water works Is now large enough to take care of a population of 200.000 people. Eighty firemen will take place in

the demonstration on Broadway between Seventh and Eighth Avenues,

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PIMPLES AMD BOILS You should regard these outbreaks as danger signals. They aro sure Bign something is wrong vithin. Look to your blood at once. The poisonous impurities liars collected in your circulation until the danger point has been reached. Start right now, today, to purify your blood with S. S. S. iFor Spec Booklet or for ind ividutladrico, without ch&rgo, wrife Chimf Madicml Advisor, S.S.S.Co., Dp't432,Atlmnf,G. Cat S. S. S. mt your druggist.

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Summer Pleasure Place LAKE FRONT PARK Indiana Harbor, Indiana Bathing Beach. Pleasure Row-boats and Dancing, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. Refreshments. Sandwiches served all the time. Under new management of Geo. Lugisan.

Gary Bank Clearings

Take Another Slump Gary hank clearings took another

flump during- the past month according to figures Issued by the Gary Clearing House Association today. The total bank clearings for the month aggregate J4. 322,765. 64. Thia is slightly lower than the figures of a month ago and alo lower than July of last year. The rresent financial depression is .given as the reason of the big Hump.

Build New Platforms For Beach Guards Added improvements, in the form of new lookouts for the life guards at the new city beach at Miller have been completed and according to the guards are a great improvement as it lves them a better view of the beach and bathers. The old platforms were placed in the water but the new ones have been! erected on the beach. The platforms are erected high in th air on post and'

July, 1913

July, 1921

It was a five-passenger touring then. It was a new car and a good one. It sold for $1785. Many of the Chandlers built that year are still in active service. The big, handsome, powerful seven-passenger Chandler of today, developed and refined as these years have passed, would have sold for twice as much then. It sells for $1785 now. The Chandler policy then was high quality at. low price, and that is the policy now, always has been and always will be. Other cars of many kinds and many motors have come and gone in those eight years, while the Chandler lives and multiplies its friendships. Before You Buy Any Other Car, See the Chandler Sv4n-Pasengtr Tearing Car, $1783 Tio-PnfT Romdtr, $1785 Four-Patenger Romdttmr, $178$ Fur-Pamnngr DimpOtch Cat, $186$ Swn-Paengr Stdan, $288$ Ftr-Pangmr Coapm. $278$ Limousin. $338$ Pricmt f. . h. ClmomlMnd. Ohim) Cord Tires Standard Equipment Our Mctto: "To Please the Public" LAKE COUNTY AUTO SUPPLY AND SALES H. A. Thiel, Prop. NW. COR. DOUGLAS AND HOHMAN STS. PHONE HAMMOND 1741 The Chandler Motor Car Company, Cleveland, Ohio