Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 59, Hammond, Lake County, 29 August 1921 — Page 2

TWR TFMTCS PAGE TWO THE TIMES Moiul.iv. August 29, 1921

Mondav. Autnist 29. 1921

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SCRAPES

GARY

Threa persona were wnunW, -ne perhaps fatally In two shooting affrays and a cutting- scrape In Gary i'vt r the -vt t k t nJ . I'o'.liunn an arpument in the house nt 1 74 3 Monr.w Hr't l-'te. Saturday nisrht, Joe Monick ono of the t.oarjori walked outside of tho house to a ait "rank Man nare 1 1 i, whore aro.th.-r I- ard.r hud told th.-m to nht it out. Monick had hardly rrachcd the pnrh when Mannaretti fired a ."2 1 .her r"vu'vtr through a window n thv dror. The bullet vituht Monick in the ! ft flid'' of tho he.-.d and .--.-rt-.:!: wounded him. he whs K-raov,i ! . Ant..nio hospital w her- i 1 1 nd i n -r: piiysi'-lans state) that he has hut a .IiK ht chanoa to rn over. Following the hhootlng Manneratt! esra;n d and : s f 1 1 1 1 at 1 a rg-e. . In ar.n'hir shooting nffrny ft t 1 Connecticut t-ec-t yesterday afterr oon rhon ,!obn Hoi-e (. l,-rli l fill 3 Virginia street, ' i : r r - 1 '1 with Valentine Horick. proprietor of a poft drink

parlor over The prin r. i'K. w.i. nhot . He rushed to hospital where Jtls r'pirdpj as Forli: -r.-in atffmpttd to osc iurerl hy the ji.du-e. prndinp the outcome

T a CruiK, roth- St. Antonio injuries a.re. not Tho colored ape hut wad capita is being held of Ilonick's ei.n-

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dition on n oharge of assault find

tery with Intent . In a fight fit 1321 i'cnnsylvar.la .(., T"ny Some.lek 1 was cut about the fare snd ,lde hy John P-trowskt of th-j same address. The (it la',';j were r ' .irri1. Someleskl s a!d to leave the Mercy hospital after r-celv-r.g treatment and will appear a complaining- witness against lvtfrow ski who Is charged with assault and lattery with intent.

S250,000 STOLEN FROM SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS Chicago Detectives Suspicious of Vault Guards They are Holding. (Biixnivvi I INTERNATIONAL. NEWS SERVICE f"IIl('A.. Auk. -1. Several hundred ilepooitor.n mormril the SeeiirHy Trust Company toJay where four armed hauriltn staged n enntional holdup lnt nluht, cix-.iplni; with loot oltmiiltd nt from 9224.000 to .1410,000. Ilre men, inrlutllnic two nlpiht watchmen, nre under urrt-M.

! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) CHiu;o. A .!. CD. Kive men. two watchman and three others whose ldent ' y the ji.-li-ee are conceal inir. are held :n connection with the robbery of the security ynfety deposit vmlu in the M jAiiiic Temple. Txvot In the robbery is estimated aw higrh .- $250,000.

nrnojt Weber and Milton Jonas are the guards who are held. Ch.ief of I cte:t!v( -s Tluheg cfvclarod they hart to'.d e-onfradietory stories. Aecordinjr t- the present, police version .f the affair tho four men approaches! Weh-tr, the outer jruard. at I he vault and one f t them aK-d to rent a safety deposit vault. Weber

ac-copto,i payment for the vault and sjvo the men a card admitting them. In.siJ-. the nun are said to have drawn gut:, bound and paeec. Jonas and proceeded to break open nineteen boxes witli ;.!;,.;. and hammers Several r.f the boxes in the vaults are said to he use.! by parnbler to flr their winning-jj and i: is hfi:f vfd th rol'hers knew th.s and oi:jfht to !o.t the boxes rented by the f por'.n;cn A '.: he.u h several of the boies opned, cotitaired I'berty Honds and other spMr: ties, only cash was taken.

CONTRACT LET ON

NEW CONCRETE ROAD

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With a number of Lak county pe. p".e figuring as principal.-', thtf week-end in Gary took its usual toll of automoy ile tu?cidnt!i. While r.o one wa esr;.,usly ir.jured several lucky and miraculous escapes were recorder. Two fair paf.st liters .if coolly IIilniK car. license- r.umr lb33o, iMiss Kate Little and Mis Suaiv Moldan, '.ox h !" Chicago, had a Jiair raising exP( ritnea late Saturday ni-ht when their auto was vaug-ht by a fast train at the Wabash track and Cline ave.. !.nd neatly demolished. According to the Gary police both were- .under tho influence of Intoxicants and wer cared for at tho O-ary police s'ation. Tr.e machine was pulled to I"a.t t'h.lcafro by the police department.

REAL FACTS OF

RED CONSPIRACY

Noted Lecturer at East Chicago Chautauqua Throws Light on Reds.

The real a c v " that 1 s l.r i up-lit out i e i u : ; a t

lets of "The Red Conspirnow icvadins: the country by llijnd.ii; I'arrlsh in his i:-,?r.t at the Kast Ch'.cafff.

Th contract on tho ftrst suction of the new concrete road which is to give Wet Hammond and Hammond better connoctions with Chicago was let Saturday to the Public Construction Co., of Hammond and work will be started at once. This section extend west on R'.mbach ave. from Stato Lino 5t. to il,y,ruham ave. and will be the only part o the bit? Job to be completed this year. Contracts for the remaining sections will be let hy he Cook county cojnniissionor next spring. AVhen finished tho highway will run north on Burnham ave.. to 147th St.. which i the continuation of Hammonds Sibley st.. and thence on 147tli St. to Western ave.. in Chicago. Tff county's plans provide for only an ttighleeTl-foot roadway but the clty of West Hammond has improved the opportunity to make a regular street out of Rtnibach ave.. while the opportunity is provided. The city is standims the expense of six feet additional pavement on each side of the county roadway and putting in curbing from State Lino st. to Went wort avn. From Went worth to Rurnham ave. it will be eighteen feH wide. Tho Public Construction Company's bid for the combined work was $ 5 3,00 e which wag lower than any of the three other bifTIers.

GIRL FALLS TWO STORES:

as se n m European capitals', NTew York and Ohicago. and at the Atlanta Exhibition. Th. n there is a real Roman hippodrome, arid a world of woiid rs which s-j..i.e.e frb:ds a detailed account of here. There will be a jrrand street parade, and the tents will be pitched at the 1 5 f t.U street, Calumet avenue, grounds.

LEG, I ON MEETS TO ARRANGE FUNERAL

There will b,. an important meeting f the American Legion at the court hu-se tonlKht at eiKht o'clock for th" purpose of arranKlntr for the foneva.i of Hans Madsen Thrane popular younHammond man. who died Saturday afternoon. The former soldi-r fought for this country in the tf-ccnt war. although he was born in P-nma rk, an l all ex-service men as well as legion members are ured to attend the meeting as a m.ii-k of respect for the sr t! -hint younu man.

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f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

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NEW YORK. Auk- 2'' bt... ks, closingprices: American Steel Kdry 22 American T 1 . and Tel 10 PaJriwin Locomotive- H't. Iethlehem Pteel B 48H Colorado Fuel 23 L4 Lackananna Stoel ST Meyic.'tti Fetr.il I4?.7 Pure Oil 2 4 Railway Steel Sprinps Ti'i 3- public Steel 45 C S. Pteel 73"i Willys Overland Sinclair Oil l?it ( IIIC.U.O CASH GRAIN. WHEAT No. 2 rfd. Jl 22'4?1.23; No 3 red, Sl.Ilfjl.21S; No . 1 mixed. $1.23; No. 2 mixed, il.24; No. 3 mixed. 51.22. CORN No 2 mixed. 4 ft 56c; No. C white, 5T'nfitc; No. 2 yellow. 567 56'4r; No. 3 mixed. 55 'i ffj 55 c ; No.

3 white, 65c; No. 3 yelUrw, 5 5Vs1? 55 "4c; No. 4 yellow, 55c. OATS No. 2 white, 37':, No. 3 white. 33 S io. No. 4 whi'e, 2h' H 32c. CHICAGO IJVi:.4TO( K. HOGS Receipts, 32,00OS; market, mostly 10-ri25c higher. Flulk, $7.6f.':7 10; top. $10.10; hea-yweij;ht. $K.50j 8.70. medium. 'j . 50 'a . 10 ; l:htweiffht. $D.65 10.10. CATTLE Itcceipts. IS.oo-', mark-t mostly 2'c hiffher." P.eef Str. Choice, and prime. $!1 Hi 1 r . , niedium and good. $ 6 . S o fj ' o, g..d and -hoier, J 8 . 40 'n 10 . 35 ; common and medium, $5 . 00 Q S . 4 0 . i'.utcher Catile l"e.f-r, $4.258.75; corf, $3. 75li 7.15; bulls. $3. 50 650. SHEEP Jieceipts. 40.00.1, market, lambs around 25500 lower; .cheep weak to lower. Iamhs: culls and common. 4.60t!?7 0o.

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Another pair of Plumrner avenue women were arraigned m the Hammond city court this morninsr - and J igi Klotz handed each the limit for her o fTen.se. Rut h Yates, S34? Green Ray avenue, Chicago. and Elizabeth Stine, 1 Plumrner avenue, were the culprits. The former was fined $10

TODAY AND TOMORROW

"THE LAST DAYS OF THE MOHICANS" Also EDDIE POLO m "DO OR DIE"

SPECIAL WEDNESDAY

Coming Soon

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The eifht year old daughter of Sam Kaplan, proprietor of the Fish Market on East State street, had the unusual

stories higrh onto apile erf bricks, and j tllPW?

vominp out without a. scratch. ii w

the little pirl escaped ;erious injury or

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ralis. their addresses or the details the crash.

Ralston .S. Ot-bV'. of C.riff. Mlsn My.-tie Martin of 454 ti of Hammond tiad a lucky s; west of Broadway on Ridf urday t-venin- when Cobb'

jidrd with an Dom.tr.sk 1, 225i

rh-raii. Ljth Cobb and M.ss Mart broupht to the Mercy hospital

1. Ir.d. and j cker street ' II Oil e 111 ile J Road Sat - I i''epi ;;-;

Ismobi.s car ef Felix i iacrami into avenue. 1

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medical aid had be-.-n -.zive.ii tb.em. th

were able to leave the hospital. Harry Hill of Chi-.-aco ir;.in - west j or. Ride Road did consid-rable dair.u-te j to his car when he ran into an unlifc'ht- j el truck. Indiana 32333, parked on the j street at Caje street Saturday n:grh. ! He was badly shaken up in the crash.; A yountr lad, gi insj his name as I Carl Ja.eh. 2$fi5 Wa.hins?'oti street.! was bru'sed when li s bike was struck I "oy an auto driven by A r.re Hal.t.-ky, of j 1 475 -h'uth St-L'-- sir. -t. '".'-.icaiio. ut j Fifth avenue and Virginia street Sat-! urday evening. 1 In an "her crash Pa.turday eveningr, pjiss" ncf-rr of tw.i auto.-.. .,:i.. driven ,v J. J. Dow!:n. 131". V.. F:fh avenue !

1 ..a t i ua on Bolshevism. . onru n 1 jftn , I

Ilai i.-a.i ism and I. W. Wism. Tiie speaker said that the world organization of the CoTr.munist International cperatinjr in every country in Europe, Canada. South America and In the United States, is fast fanning the flames of dissatisfaction in the hearts rf our people. He said that The American Flair, vountry and constitution, aie p. inu- assailed end the ri-rms of

1 communism 'nj-cted Into the -veins of 1

American citizens for the expressed purpose of tearing down American lieii'i r.d the eventual destruction of our c--;ntry. F ir'.i- r ir;i, v-I address, the sreake,e.:nto mi' that the Comtnur.ist Int-r-r. 't.onale l ad a pair! meinbcrship of :2 0 0 1' o pie l ire,: u-orkern to carry o .t the rders of Uie exeeutive committee :':!; M -.scow. Russia. of this number ,-r. r. w. r'- 2t",li0. op-rat;n -within our

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nt :n the st ate. The kct'itcr said that St was the Idea

death is a mystery. She was walking over the rafters

the new Posner Throop building, now; t.nder construction cm Btate street. J when in some manner, her f.tot clipped I and f he plungred down between the j cross piece. j

Bystanders wore horrified, and rushed to Che side of the child, exporting to find her badly hurt, but she experienced only a had shaking up. She fell directly upon a pile of t ricks. The accident recalls the famous slide of a man -who was working on the court hout in Hammond some years aifo, who slipped off the roof and eatel himself on a pil of tile roofimr. without damage, except to his dignity. The little girl eat down just as forcibly.

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DeLUXE THEATRE Today and Tomorrow Elaine Ha mmcrstein in "REMORSELESS LOVE" Pathe News and Comedy

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for sdiciting and was given thirty j free.

days In Jail, and the latter was fined J16 for being drunk.

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in ! SA I J . tf ' !E KNICKERSOCKER BUCKAR00 ii : J fJ . ; $ ursd.v. from 1:30 to 4 P. M. ai! Vtti Kvti

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Wednesday and Thursday CONWAY TEARLE in "THE FIGHTER"

AT THE 0RPHEUM

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F-fautlful Jane Novak, who will be -en in "The Other Woman." which i scheduled for presentation at the Or-

p!ic-:m Kheatre today and Tuesday has i D

for one so yot.r.c a rare record of achievements befiind her. Miss Novak

the silversheet by a consistent eries ! j

of successes. She lias been seen in jrup-ort of many of the most prominent screen stars of the day. Particularly worthy of note in the work which she

Friday and Saturday BABE DANIELS in "THE MARCH HARE" Sunday CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE"

PRICES:

Matinee, 5c-10c-15c aQ Evenings, 5c-13c-20c (Tai Extra) B0

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'A Dollar Show at Popular Prices

AT THE

HAMMOND, INDIANA

Singing, Dancing and Music.

The Five Cameo Girl

McNALLY Comedy Juggler.

MACK & MAY BELLE Comedy Skit, "THE PHONOGRAPH SHOP"

WARD & WILSON A Little of This and That

ALSO THE OTHER WOMAN With an All-Star Cast Inducing" JANE NOVAK & JEROME PATRICK

. JCES 1 Oc, 20c. NIGHTS I Oc. 20c, 30c.

Matinee Daily, 2:30 P. M. Evenings, 7 to 1 1 P. M. Sundays continuous from 2 to 1 1 P. M.

New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

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t ft fir.? ..,w;apseif S i ..i .1 . 1.14 t i.r v.Yit. "4 CalmrTet and 150tK .Streets V No Advance in Prices One 60c Ticket Admits to Everything. Children half price, 30c We Pay the War Tax

TUESDAY

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p.sit in New Tork I d:,j opposite William S. Hart. She the communist move- 1 supported Mr. Hart in some of his big-

ge-it and best pictures, a-, for example, "The Tiger Man," "Sf-lfish Yates." and

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itevo worth living for. tha' this work wa.i now ther and farther into our ay and that our only sal-

ans ,-:aroi

spreading fa ni.-ift every

ation is for every real American to stand shoulder to shoulder and stamp r '. h refe; propaganda out before their do-, trine is established.

to destroy the re Wag-on Tracks." She also appeared those things which) with Charles Ray In "String Beans."

and "A Nine O'Clovk Town." She registered triumphantly, too, in Marshal' Neilan's Production "The River's End," where yhe was c"i-starrcd with !ut Stone.

nr.d II. J-sche, 3 117 '-.lit . WT- S-.-V. reiy -ars "'-re damaged. Fa rl : . r m th . e -.

VHITING LAWYER FILES FIRST CASE

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a lucky escape ; H. R Landeci;

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n 'iniinej-n cur crash--M.irtmo, of ;-. ent'u av.

rn.'t. ehi.nau ftrc-et. t th station j.il'1 . f sand in street and had

injury. S John soi street.

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Mvron F Wi.!i. rf Whitin-r. who reer.tly p-ra.iu.ited frem a law school and T.rer.-J practice in Oh.icago, filed his

; first case m toe i,nKe roiinty courts t"--j day. He is representing Abe Wishnevsky of Whiting who wants a divorce. The complain filed in the S 13 -I perir r co-urt at Hammond, states that j WUhnevpky and hts wife Diana were i man ;eei March 11. 1512 and that in Jan

uary, i-.'iz p;na aMna'.nti the plaintiff.

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THE CIRCUS IS COMING Is the delightful shout of the small boy as he gazes upon the big- bills that announce) the date, of the sireat tent entertainment which is to be in Hammond. Tuesday, September flth. They may. however, be excii .'! when it is considered that tho Khoda Royni big road show is coming with an aft g re nation of ring attractions and great zoological collection from the Junelos and forests of five continents. There is a large, three-ring r.-iow, a monster menagerie, which, by the way, is entirely distinct and separate from the wild ibe-ast show, which consists of all kinds of savage brutes, exhibited in startling- performances, the same

injured.

DISREGARD CARS

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TO T.-T TtM'i

WHITING. Ir.d.. August 2t Fo-ir ar

rests were made by A'hitin p'-'ic for persons driving by f'r.-.t ears, while d t soh;ug! n z pa sse r. '-T r. Th-.se ar-rstt-d were Tony Wysoohii. by oflcer faltztnan. at llftth street and Indianapolis Blvd.. plf-al guilty an-1 paid a .ne of J1.00 and costs; Walter Kiln lien arrested by Patzman, at 119th ;-t. and Indiana Blvd., released on a $20.00 call to appear August SOt.h. John J Hayes), released on a $25.00 hail furnished by Pat Maloney to appear Aug. J-'ifh and Mrs. A. J. Knitt, who also !lead gi-i'ty r.nd paid a fine of $l.oo I'-d cent

Oeff Loiisns & Gints:enfs Eczema, tetter and similar af?ectior:3 should bo treated through the blood. Outside applications offer "nly temporary relief. The thin i use is S. S. S. tha standard blood purifier, which has successfully relieved such troubles fcr over 50 years. For Special Booi let or tor individual v ice , w i thou t chrtr jtfe, vrrito Chief tViadtcnl Advxsor9 S S.S. Co.,Dp't431, Atlanta, Ga. Get S. S. . at your druggist

fes Isssa Standard for Over Fifty Years

F. O. CARTE

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT GLASSES FITTED TONSILS REMOVED Hammond and East Chicago References: Go and Talk to Them. Mr. J. Porn. 3712 Grarely Street, Indiana Harbor. George Schroeder. 433 Truman Avenue, Hammond. Walter Krol!. 606 Howard Ave., Hammond. Cataract removed; eyesight restored. Haze! Hodge, 438 Sherdmg Ave., Whiting. Cross-eyed; straightened; vision improved. Owen McNeely, Whiting. Cross-eyes straightened. George Briden. 115 Fayette St., Hammond. Blind from cataract. Cataract removed; eyesight restored. Wm. McDonald, 422 Marshal! St., Gary. Cross-eyes straightened; vision improved. Mrs. R. Perkins, 746 Walter St., Hammond. Cross-eyes straightened; vision improved.

i Have Straightened Over Gases of Cross Eyes

in my 23 years on State streettby my special method. Age is no barrier, rrrrrs em record

ot patients from 3 to 64 vears. Here are'

tne names ana aaareses crt so-met amt

'vV'f'plf'7 kuc amities anti aaareses ot ! V Vf"Y thcni alx)ut their experience.

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Mr. e. I Mvr. IM l. Kink. r.vit Av-... cbi(B. A. r, aiadelar ,ni ain stttttar, 1719 Stnei S.

fell i V :

I s'raijrhteti cross-eyes in my own office, no hospital, no confienent many in one visit. My method is simple, easy, tjmkk and Inexpensive. Noi need for you or any mrjnber of your family to' suffer this great disfigurement and handicap any'' longer. WRITE POM FREE BOOKLET fitring .Turfrrfona and tmttimntala from many ml my patient: Writ today delay im danger on. FRANS1LIV3 0. CARTER. M. D. EYE EAR NOSE THROAT 120 S. STATE ST. SSSSfcYNS

Now Playing Starting Today For Solid Week Ending Sunday

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Grand Opening of a New Theatrical

Now Playing Starting Today For Solid Week Ending Sunday Season

P? Vau.lovll'c Ffirpmatl AHrartlnn A Iflfl WooLI-j i.n- nlin a A(Tt-inrr th-if fool Trrntd in nretcnhnir

and guarantee with the same Jeeling of conSdence that prompted you to invest in liberty bonds.

The Superlative Entertaining

The World Renowned

A MENAGERIE OF AMUSEMENT PRESENTED BY THIRTY MEN AND WOMEN LILUPUTIANS

In a pretentious program of musical, pictorial and animal features assembled in such original fashion as to make it A REVELATION IN THE ART OF REFINED ENTERTAINMENT.

I IF THE ELEPHANTS With the magnificent and unusual attractive company and production this

DEErv master tuow ui uitycay .iiuiu.

DOGS AND PONIES

In addition to our regular hih class Featue Picture Presentation

MURRAY

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HER LATEST PARAMOUNT SPECIAL PRODUCTION WITH ALL-STAR CAST

BB!gWrCKi8ay-.W.yA

COME EARLY

A truly delightful variety prGgram in which each feature stands alone and all U combining to form a composite show that any theater in the world wcu'ld be

proud to present.

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IT WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN

3 SHOWS DAILY 2:00, 7:00 and 9:30. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY Daily Matinees 30c. Nights 22, 35c and 50c.

Nightsr-

Special arrangements have been made to take care of the children at the Daily Matinees. 15c, tax extra admits.

War T

ax extra. 'TRY A TIMES WANT AD ft WmtfXZiXXSHBisBiS ti.ri nii.finii.i- i lim i - nirrm r - t--