Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 5 August 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Fridav. August 5. 1921

NOTED SPORTSMAN SHU1; PLUMPER FEELING

IN A POKER GAME Five Bandits Raid Gamblers Joint in Canton and "Gig" Hahn Dies. r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CANTON, O.. Auff. 5. 'Gig" Hahn. noted sportsman and gambler of Canton la dead, and Ed Markllngr. former proprietor of one of tiie biggest saloons In the city was seriously injured early today when five men held up a poker game In a gambling room at Myers lake near here. The game was progressing with several participants. Suddenly five foreigners, entered the room, and commanded the players to put up their hands. Jahn and Markling failed to obey and all five opened fire. "Olg" was shot nine times, five of the bullets piercing his chest and he died Instantly. Markllng fell with three bullets In his body. Hahn was one of the leading aportsmen of northern Ohio. He was on of the backers of the McKinney

Athletic club which staged all of the boxing matcnes In Canton. He was also Interested In (he Ctnton professional football team which was captained by Indian Jim Thorpe.

20 YEARS YOUNGER

maianapoiis man ueciarest He Has Won Out in Long j Fight With Indigestion, i

FUR WRAP LOOKS LIKE NEW FROCK

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

SELLIXU FWE ARMS Circumstantial evidence is being brought out daily that merchants and business places of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor are violating the city ordinance, that prohibits the sa.ie of Are arms and weapons to any persons without first recaivlng a permit, authorizing the purchase of same, from the ooard of safety. It is rossibi that if this ordinance is nt observed that a more stringent one will be adopted by the council. probably prohibiting the sale entirely of fire arms and weapons by every merchant and placing this privilege In the hands of the city government.

"I feci twenty years youngor flnce Tanlac straightened out my troubles." -said A. S. I'lumincr, 8T.S North Sherman Prlve, Indlnnapolis, Ind. "I had as hard a fight with indigestion for fight years as any man had but I have won out. thanks to Tanlac. I was actually afraid to eat, as I knew what I would have to suff-r afterwards. I ate so little, wont down so fast and fell off in weight until I was little more than a shadow of what I h:id been. Often I couldn't stick on the job over half the day I w. so wpak. My kidneys bothered me and I had awful pains in my back clf.r. up to my shoulder blades. I dreian. .o see night come because I was ao worried and miserable I couldn't sleep. "I got more good out of the first bottle of Tanlac I took than I did out of all the medicines put together I had ever tried in my life. I'm like a new man now and can eat, sleep and work better than I have In years. I have gotten back my lost weight and all my friends .el! me I m tne picture of health, t always say a good word for Tanlac, for It certainly does the work." Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor by Central Prug Store and by leading druggists everywhere. Adv .

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left last night by automobile for Ladysmith. Wis., where he will Join his family. From Lady smith th family

will motor o Eau Claire. Wis., and i hack to the state line, Michigan, to the 15a tet- summer cottage where the family intends to remain until the first ; part of Se-ptember. j

Novelette, Lords and Ladles Gustav Salier. Walts, The . Lady Slavey iuatav Kerker. Bclmrtton from The Grand Mogul G. Ludera. March, Semper Fidelia J. P. 6ousa. I Jam I o G. Young conductor. .

On the whole the law aimed at hard liquors has worked fairly well with comparatively few attempts at eva-

BELGIUM ADOPTS MORE STRINGENT "DRY" LAWS BTJSSELS Belgium la about to take another step in the direction of pr -hibition. Minister Vandervelde. it is announced, will shortly Introduce a bill pro. hlblting the sale In bars, restaurants and cafes of "heavy wines." such as port and sherry. The new measure will not Interfere with the sale of beer or light wines, but will be modelled after the law enacted about eighteen months ago, suppressing the sale in public places of whiskey, cognac and other hard liquors though permitting their sale for consumption at home.

HEALTH AND ENERGY j Built on Rich, Red Blood ! filch, red blood is the Terr

fountain source of all energy. Enrich your blood by increasing the red blood corpuscles. S. S. S. is recognized as the general system builder, and has been successfully used for over 50 years In the treatment of rheumatism and skin diseases arising from impoverished blood. For Spfciml Book it t or for individuatmdrict. without chard:

I writ Chiml Madtcml Advisor.

S.S S Co., Dup't 434, Atlanta, Ga. Get S. S. S. at your dtuitnt.

elon and not many arrasss. The government wlnka an aye at the aale of whiskey, cocktails and ether kickproducing drinks at summer resorts Ilk' Ostend and Spa, which, attract n'r.y foreigners, but puts a heavy band down on the hrj liquor traffic elsewhere in Belgium.

Matter Net Bearted About. Hollanders boast that In their conn-

try there Is a cow to every Inhabitant.

Whereat we can retalltate by replying that every one over here has a goat, but they don't d much talking on the subject. Buffalo Express.

riimi T0DAY AND DIJUU TOMORROW "THE HANDICAP" A red-blooded drama of the great turf. Also Mutt & Jeff and Hank Mann Comedy

Read The Times Want AJ

FUNERAL OF SOLDIER

The funeral services of rrivate Alfred O. Mlesch of the United States Marine Corps, in charge of the American Leg-

Ion Poat No. 26S, Indiana Harbor, will

TOVBINO THE WORLD A. J. Bates, President and General Manager of the .Bates Expanded Steel Truss Co.. with wife, are on an extended tour of the old world. Mr. Kates writes that they have completed their Journey through Japan and are now heading toward the Fhilllpines. Before completing the tour, Mr. and Mra. Batea will have visited India, Africa and China, continental Europe and England. While in Italy Mr. Bates

will visit his company's plant at Sa

The very latest fashion in furs as displayed in the August showings is the wrap which resembles a frock. This new style is taken from the French designer who actually shows real fur gowns. Kere is one of these dress coats made of moleskin. A neckpiece and muff of fitch and a beaded belt complete the effect.

BAND CONCERT The Saturday evening Business Men's hand concert will be the main entertainment for the people tomorrow night at the corner of Chicago and Mageun avenues. The music program will be:

i March. The International Barnie G.

vana, where he expects to get first- Young.

hand Information European buying.

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prospective I

- Happy Dream. To dream of a yew tree, the dreamer

be held at St. Patrick's church. Indiana ; wIU arrive at some great honor and

Harbor toomrrow morning at 8:30 , receive a legacy rrom a relative.

o'clock. Commander S. C Mullen of the LegIon requests that all ex-nrvice man participating in the funeral ceremonies gather In front of the civic club at eight o'clock for formation. Those furnishing automobiles are asked to be there also not later than 9 o'clock. After the funeral services, the body, In charge of the cortege of ex-s.ldlera will be taken to the Hammond Catholic cemetery for burial. A born patriot was Private Alfred O. Miesch. When only IT years ld he had shouldered a musket and when 18 he died defending his flag and country. The cltisens of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor will always cherish the memory of this soldier and his honorable recqrd, and point with pride upon one whom God willed to pay the supreme sacrifice.

ADJlDliED INSWE Norman Smifh. of 3 470 Pennsylvania avenue, Indiana Harbor, was adjudged Insane In Judge Jordan's court yesterday upon the recommendation of doctors Teegarden. Dasse and Levin, and sent to the state insane asylum at Logansport, Ind.. this morning. It is said that Smith has been In a demented state for over 15 years caused from s'.cknesa but that hia case was withheld from examination.

OH VACATION It. A. Bates, superintendent of the Bates Expanded Steel uss company.

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We Will Make An EXTRA PAIR OF

Trousers For

Beginning Tomorrow Morning

Of Thousands of Pairs of

Oxfords for Men At Two Amazingly Low Prices I

BIJOU THEATRE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday August 8, 9 and 10

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WOOLEN MILLS 171 STATE STREET HAMMOND, INDIANA

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All Sizes! Nothing Missing! Everyone A Big Bargain!

Tomorrow morning, we start our big micl-summer Clearance Sale of NEWARK shoes for men, with the greatest bargains that we have yet offered. In the history of our business. Thousands of pairs of our choicest Oxfords all regular stock and new this season will go on sale at prices that mean big savings for every man who takes advantage of it. The variety of styles and leathers is enormous. It make3 no difference what you want, you will find it in this sale, at thesa two ams zingly low prices. By coming tomorrow you will rot your choice of the cream of this big stock. Don't n...i5 this chance! Newark Shoes for Men snd Women, $4, $5 and $6 NONE HIGHER.

The Largest Chain of Shoe Storea in th United Stataa.

HAMMOND STORE 572 1 H0HMAN STREET Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings LADIES' SILK HOSE $1.19 a Pair

PEAKER

POULTRY HOUSE 645 Hohman Street Hammond Opposite Mee Hotel Phone 358

BEEF IS DOWN!

We claim to have the BEST PORK SAUSAGE 1C in town, per pound....- X v j CHOICE POT ROAST, Q per pound XVV SHORT RIBS OF! BEEF, O per pound V ROUND STEAK ROASTS, 1-71 per pound X2 BONELESS RUMP ROAST, 1 yl per pound A ' CHOICE RIB ROAST, 7Xr per pound X2V BEEF KIDNEYS, ET per pound Jv LEG LAMB, not mutton, O C per pound attJFw LEG VEAL, I 25c per pound aiJK CALF HEARTS, 10c per pound X V C CHICKENS WE DRESS TONIGHT BUTTER, best in town, A g per pound

Schaller & Atkin Co. GROCERY & MARKET 709 Chicago Avenue, East Chicago, Indiana PHONES 857-853

SATURDAY SPECIALS

63 c

SUGAR, 10 pounds

Chase & Sanborn's Crusade Cof

fees-pound 1 rio

cans www

Phone 1441 Fi

Chase & Sanborn's Bulk OQCoffee, per lb -SOC Large Package Corn Flakes or Post Toasties 1 Q . for IOC

Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles,

three packages O J for OC

Pet, Carnation or Producers Milk,

per can, lZc; G OO per doien V x

Plymouth Rock Peas, QC

2 for 4kmJ Heinz Beans, medium 1

17c

Large Package Grand- ID ma's Washing Powder Peroxide or Castile Soap, QC3 for ' mCOC

size cans 3 Cans Kitchen Klenzer for

Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for Graham Crackers, for Elfin Soda Crackers for Excellal Biscuits 3 for SPRING CHICKENS, we dess our own, lb ... , Chuck Roast Beef, per pound Plate Boiling Beef, per pound Leg of Veal, per pound Shoulder VI per pound Veal for Stew, per pound Leg of Spring Lamb, per pound Lamb for Stewing, per pound Brisket Bacon, per pound

Ham, the best brands, per pound

25c 14c 14c, 22 c 40c 22c 14c 28c 22c 15c 30c 15c 20c 36c

I 573 Hohman Street

For Saturday

ni G Choice Pot Roast, per lb 9c

Boiling Beef, per lb 6c

Veal Roast, per lb 1 3c

Veal Stew, per lb 7c

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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 Cm, Lugisan.

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The Amusement Center of Hammond LAST TIMES TODAY AND TOMORROW ALICE JOYCE

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From the Novel "The Blood Red Dawn" By Charles Caldwell Dobie SUNDAY Five High-Class Acts of Vaudeville Also Alice Calhoun in "Peggy Puts It Over"