Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 19 August 1921 — Page 9

THE TIMES. P;:c Kmc COPS FINALLY HANK and PETE no HAm itsj -frpr by RAY KOPPMAN N-W. PtrfG HOW E VOU . ' J ' ' ' K kt s-t nwuc WM f I . HiI vo( ) 00W1T f O "

Friday. August 1921.

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Ths Hammond police. tr lifted from he lark uep-th.- of dt-s-r uir : ' the highest plnr.afk of delight i fi.-'.tr jay nffrnor-n iv !; n t h . u : p-d out the ktinj? of defeat aimi: V.,t. r-el t.) ti m by the Fla.m-mor.il B-ank' r two np,-k ago. and w n fr.m the former victor b the :ori of 10 to 9. Never i:a ! h'- r-o'.-.e tarn nt n in. be;:.r j-liu;,'? for a hnr-i oontf-M as vt a :vt Harrl'n par it yi-Kfrdav, a.n.1 .-n tt. .--ther h inJ th-e Hankers w-e-r- hun.-it a;r' d nwhal by :jbit '.-t - tlb-os. Hart, t he r-tu!r.r pitcher for the fore. wa. baei to .('mfth!nj Ilk It-'s o, form and hi hurlinc- vrt: rood notion to ke-p (iif f V r,'vl,."TTt'.s CO:.- do-.v;; - 1) I ) h'S t-.UU m:it e. were- p iiin-sr u; o : nl :-. TAhoda. ml Car! FAn.lr.-i of thf blu c- it, erich .oJfJ a (w.i bnp hit. and fch scored tur. n-.f n. ft or' he, U .--i.id a (f rti nd-m.'uid catch which prr vrnt.-d one or more .vorr. The l)KR"t tri.'jt'n h r.h thf money nn e.-med to he thf an.-nc of the m-n w Y,n were RO'nfr t. f ;rr th team t. 1rtofy, v. the ffre.-1...v.ire rvute. The rumor that P. V. M'yn in ;e -r.dr-d to allow four !r nines ft-r h.- scorinn of a i'"fti:n nurnh-.':- of ri.ns, n.nd th- n for. -ciw should thf contract he ur f ud hi ! e d.

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V.v houses of i'.l r'-putf were raided and r dozen Inmates were arrested in tiarv, jpytrrday afternoon nnd everirir aioj last r.!pht in the third days' drive afftn.t pro.'t ltut.-n and houses cf ill fnft-rf n the South nic dlstrct. Thf .'ifan-jp atartfd Tties.lay n!:ht of this wfek. whfn rpc-rlB reached th: Mayor and chief of poltee that conditions on the pouth aide K-ere. bad and orders were lelv-en for a drive ajta'nst denizens of the underworld . Kverv houie of qu.'-st (enable character ij beinfr visited by the nvr! ?qu4 even pome of the prominent hotel where ucariet women have ben found piyiny th.ir trade. According to th mayor and ehif of rcllee the drive is ro"ot to continue and If thiy hae their way. the order will be permanent . Sine the ord-'-r beer, me -fTecttve more than a dozen hous. a have been raided und Kevcrat d"Zen lnmntea arrested. In last night'. drive, ralda were condueted at 13,r" Valilnpton ft. St. Ftecis bote', lth and Wsl! ir.Rton at.: 16'-;; AVaahlnif t'n st . ; States hotel. Kth and Waahlr.ten st . and 944 It r oiid way

The dr.istlc order to eUan ur the couth aide followed on the heel of evidence r'-ceie by Mayor Hod gen that .onie inen:b-i of the po!:ce apartmrn'. wt.- proi -o inn ' ' crtain p!ae. -k He ihen fked for the rej.i--nation r T.-tectle Sergeant Frai.K Knott and Piaine'oth. a man Herbert O'Krlen and t he redt: t ion of plainciothrhnien I. roy Ituck and '. M Farrell to uniform. At the same time the late "hakfup" bccanie known. polo'enu-n on their heats start, d to et busy and have found more houses of prostitution In the pat three day than they hdv In months. The leanup has only started according to Mayor Hivlces and If conditions do not charge on the outh aide in th near future there will probably he another jsiiakimp in which other resignations will yt aked. Afoordlns to information. Mayor Undue received his informati 'n that conditions on the south side were net an he would like them from e private detective who has been working ejuiftly in the aouth tide district alnce the first of April obtaining a book full of evidence.

Keadir.cr falling over one point to 87 1 . Mexican I'e.'ro. r.-covef l from to and Studebaitcr itiii'tl - point to tts iA . ;o v. rn rr.en ' bond." r.r-ha n 1 . railway and othor honds stady. Tout! at-. 41i.2C" sh.irc.-t; bond 1 7. f :it.0tn' .

INTERNATIONAL NEWJ SEr.VICtl NEW YortK, Auf. 19. The Movk market eloped steady today. Covering of hort canned fractional raill-d in fmi- iasuea, t'nlted Hetail Ste.rea nmrlnif up 14 to 4ft. while I". S. Rubber rallied to 4.'. S t. . S. Steel nun around 14 while Taldwln male over one point to TJS. The railroad is.ie were in supply,

t I NTESr AT10NAL NrWS SERVICE NK'.V YultIC Aug. IS. Stock, closing prices: Atc.erlcin F-Mry .... ..iil'-s Amerhsn ft eel b"lry 23 14 American T. I . ,uid Tel n'154 Paid win Ieeoniotlve Tli S If. till . hem Steel 45 Crucible Steel 54 Mexican IV fro 92 Midvalc Stee! 2.1 Pure Oil 25 Pressed Steel Cir ;fi',n itai I way St 1 pr 1 ns . T 3 " Kepuhl ic Iron and t'i 4 V Texas, i'o 33 4 T S. ?t?e! 74 WfjtiiiKh his.- 3lT Sinclair Oil 1 7 H OIK 4Aill f. it A I . W 1 1 RAT No . 2 red. 1 1 . 15 S t 1 . 2a. No. 2 red. $ 1 , 1 S '. 1 . 1 S ; No ; -,ir,j winter. ? I . ?f f 1 . L'o z ; No. hard winter. J1.1S; No. 2 mixed. 11.17 41 1 1 S - : No . , ml?M. $1.1 " 4 : 1 . COItN-.N... 2 tuU-d. j.l'. r.So; No. 2 whir. 53 'i iic: No. 2 yellow, o3'"! ."4c: No. 6 mire 1. 4fl 4e; No.

3 white, .'.2!3:; No. 3 whit. s2'3 y . How. .'2fl.i:e; No. 4 white OATS No . 2 white. 32.t',i3,Tc 3 white, 3fT3Ic: No. 4 white. 27c.

SllKKP Receipt. S.oe,.-: market, a P. o". .I s P e? s t .-adv. liivnib. "4 Ib. d-wn t f t . f.1 T. 1 0 . 75 : Iambs: cull and common, $5 . '10 -ft S 2 '1 . ( HICACO I'llOlU ( II. BI'TTKH- Iter. ipt. it. 71 tubs, .xtra rream.-ry. 3ie. flrsi.s. :,5 4 'o "H c . i;. ;s 1 ice p r ?. S.Jfil easi's; mi.sc.llfi,ne..ua. 2i''.i2!c: ord:n:ify lirsts, 2 I

. VK T"t'l"iT It Y Turkey. 3 5c, Uick'.-nt-. 2S.; pi ins, J7.-; roe,t.-iM. lk-, tose. lS'.ils,; ducks. 2o. POTATO10S -- live, ipts, .:. cars; Minn and K.i:-. iiiily Oh ion JS.fo'i, Kims . lri.h 1 '.bh! 1 . 4 3 . fi'l . VKAI-Stl t- t; 1 il.s.. I.c; 7o ., So lhs lrt'i, He; Hit ll.s.. i:i He, f j ney. He. I

KIDDIE KAPERS

By Bill Bailey

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If You Need Shoes see the MB boot-shop

An unexcelled assortment of Shoes and Oxfords for men and women. Formerly up to $10 values.

Others at $7, $8, $9 and $10.

Scores of new Fall arrivals are now in. ASK TO SEE THEM.

OIICAttO I.fVK STOCK. IIO( ;S He.eipi.s. 15.t'0; rnatke,!, 2." t.7 5ec; hlpher In better grades; others active. Hulk. IS.JO'i": 10.25; top, H'''.35; heavyweijrht. i9 . 'i 'd ? . S f ; m dium 3.510.3O. , CATTLF Receipts. ?.Cn"ir: market, slow but ern-Tnlly Fteady. Iieef Steers ('tioiee and prime, $8.,".ei7 IP''. 65; medium and stood. $7 . 2 5 v'i 0 . 75 ; pood and chedce. $ 8 . .V i 1 0 . 7 5 ; mmnn.n and tnMlun:, 55 . 25 ,"t S . 50 . Butch

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THE INDEPENDENT BOY SAYS That Common Ailment of

All Mankind commonly called "hunger" shouid have a thrcc-tirnes-a-day treatment. You know that old saying. "It's better to pay the Butcher titan the Doctor" not that vc begrudge the M. D. any business, because he's one of our best customers.

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181 East State Street

Hammond, Indiana

Specials for Saturday, Aug. 20 i

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Buster Brown Shoes for BOYS for GIRLS Widths AA to E All Sizes AT VERY LOW PRICES

OUR REPAIR SHOP DOES THE BEST WORK IN TOWN Half Soles $1.00 Rubber Heels 10c

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Specials For Saturday

Meats

14c

NATIVE POT ROAST Per pound

SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS Ofi C Per pound J 2, FANCY SPRING LEG OF LAMB 32c Per pound

FANCY SPRING LAMB Forequarter. Per pound. . .

MILK FED VEAL LEG OR LOIN 99 C Per pound fciV

SWIFT'S BRISKET BACON Per pound

SWIFT'S DIXIE BACON SQUARES 1 Q c Per pound SWIFT'S BONELESS SMOKED Q2 BUTTS Per pound 001

BR00KFIELD BUTTER Per pound

SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON FRESH DRESSED POULTRY

17c

22c

48c

Groceries PEABERRY COFFEE Extra good grade. Per pound APPLE AND PLUM JELLY Telmo brand. 1 5-oi. jar CERES0TA FLOUR 25-Ib. sack, $1.30; 5-!b. sack GRANDMA'S WASHING POWDER Large size package. . . . PET OR CARNATION MILK 4 small cans, 17c; large can. . AMERICAN FAMILY SOAPJO bars FRUITS LARGE FANCY PEARS Per basket LARGE WATERMELONS Each LARGE SIZE LEMONS Per dozen FANCY SUNKIST ORANGES Per dozen

FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES of all kinds FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY TELEPHONE 4040

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Milk Fed Native Veal Shoulder. Veal Breast, with pocket, per lb. Fresh Cut Rib Veal Chops, lb. Small Lean Pork Loin Roast, lb. Fresh Cut Lean Pork Chops, lb. Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty Neck Bones or Pigs Feet, lb . .

11c 6c 18c m 19c 6ic 4hc

Genuine Spring OA Lamb Hind Qt. Genuine Spring Lamb O Fore Quarter, lb. . Fresh Tender Boiling O Beef, lb Prime Native Beef "I A Pot Roast, lb, .

Small Lean Cali. Hams, lb

Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon

174 25c

Fresh Liver, sliced to C order, lb

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South Shore Tea & Coffee Store 294 North Hohman Street Phone Hammond, 3641 Specials for Saturday, Aug. 20 Sugar, with $2.00 grocery order! FRESH BAKED COOKIES

(flour and soap not in- C j in ik lk w rig Bars.

Jersey Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs

25c

Oil or Mustard Sardines, per can Gold Medal Flour, 1 TO , 24'2lbs vl.lO

per lb. . . V'anilla WTarfes, per lb. ...... Graham Crackers, it

per id.

Fancy Santos Coffee,

4 lbs . . .

15c 25 c 16c 79c

Van Camp Tomato Soup, 2 5 C !

J Ldll j j Fancy Peaberry Coffee, OO Best Creamerf Butter, AAr j Pr lb. .T... . . .j?. . . per lb j

Mixed Chicken Feed, O OCj . a

100 lb. sack . . .

Etl iPork and Beans,

3 cans

Ideal Malt Extract, C special at

Root Beer Extract,

Bottle Caps, special for OQp

15c 69c 10c

569 Hohman St.

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