Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 72, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1921 — Page 3

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ARBUCKLE ED SAN CTIANCISCO. Sept. 14. Uoseoe BV KLJJS H. MARTIN Fatty" Arbuckle today faced an in dlctmnt charging him with man slaughter in connection with the death of beautiful Mies Virginia Jtappe, film actress. 2,lima llappe died after a hilarious party in Arbuckle' apart ment in a hotel after she had been at tacked, it is charged, by Arbuckle. The film comedian may be able to obtain hla freedom on ball, his attor nejr indicated today. The indictment charging- man slaughter was voted by the grand jury after Arbuckle had refused to testify concerning the carousel in his room. Degptte the fact that he still stands charged with murder and District Attorney Matthew Brady has insisted he will go through with that charge !t was generally accepted today that Arbuckle wil fac trial on the less serious charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Miss Rapp. District Attorney Bra-ay to indict ArThe grand Jury had been asked by buckle for murder in the first degree. Alice Blake, missing witness testified beiore the grand Jury and Zey Vrovoet. as she is now known, recalcitrant witness, had returned to her original story to the police and repeated it before the grand jury. Thee witnesses were the ones that caused the district attorney yesterday to charge "sinister influences" were at wsrk. WRIST WATCH JOINS THE AUK AND DODO ' t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEftVICK) CT3CAGO, Sept. Wrist watches, poVrUarlsed by th World War have Joined the Dodo bird. In a few years they will be entirely extinct. Chicago jewelers called before the Cook County Tax Board of Review predicted. " Other (m(i brought out at the Board of Rriaw hearings were: Diamond are about to advance in price, after a drop of 20 per cent in la 10 per cent decline In the price for wattehas) and silverware. firuragament lings show an alarming falling off of at least 7$ per cent. Lavalliereg are being discarded for bar pinsv PUBLICITY NEEDED BY CHURCH SAY MINISTER f fNTIBNATlOHAL HEWS SERVICE BOSTON, Sept. Churches need mora publicity. People no longer attend churches from a sense of duty; they must be lured away from golf, and they must pay for sermons as other goods are paid for." So says Rev. Dr. Albert C Diflfenbach, Unitarian minister of Boston, editor of the Christian Register, who fjSj

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Do you read and digest this advertising? Figuratively speaking, some folks "eat it up." They are the wise shoppers the economical buyers the ones who are strictly up to date on the opportunities for saving money or spending it most judiciously. Read the advertisements. Read them to Know what's what in the shopping district. Read them to save steps to save money to save disappointments. Read them because they place before your eyes a moving panorama of business progress. Read them to keep yourself informed. w Read Them Regularly It Pays!

LORD KITCHENER TO LIVE IN BRONZE

John Tweed, ecntptor, at work on his model of Lord Kitchener. John Tweed, the noted English sculptor, ia busy working oa t model of Lord Kitchener. He will make a full length atatue of the famous British war lord which will be unveiled oa tbe occasion ol the Horse Guards parade.

has started a campaign for improving sermons and milking churches more popular. He thinks a'good hustling advertising agent in churches would make rich returns. "Ministers should study advertising methods," he bays. "With them it

would be a matter of application, for they have trained and versatile minds."

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IXWDON. Sept England is drinking more, Arthur Guineas & Fon, Ltd., made $13,000,000 this year and paid 25 per cent dividend, against 20 per cent last year.

In Memoriam

In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, wno passed away Sept. 14, 1918: , Just five years ago you left us, How we miss you mother dear; And remember all your kindness As we shed a silent tear. But we know that you are happy, In the mansion of the blest.

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"Where there is no pain or sorrow, In one sweet etarnal rest. Tou are gone but not forgotten; And your memory will never fade. While life and strength is left us. We shall linger. round your grave. 'Tis sad that one we cherished, Should be taken from our home, But the joys that do not perish, Ijive in memory alone. All the years we spent together. All the happy golden hours, Shall be cherished in remembrance, Fragrant sweet from memories. Fragrant sweet from meories flowers. Tour Loving Husband, Walter C. Barniko. And Daughters. Marlon, Gertrude and Dorothea. 3:14

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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the beautiful floral offerings, auto donated and sympathy Shown us in our hour of bereavement at the death of our dear son and brother. Also the foremen of W. B. Conkey Co., the Rev. Schaller for his consoling words and Mrs. Hartman for her beautiful songs rendered. MR. AND MRS. C. KLtlNSCHMIDT 9:14 AND FAMILY

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Extra large, heavy, plain white Turkish Towels, with coupon Thursday, 59c values, at only 35c. Bed Spreads $1.59 Full size, striped madrs Bed Spreads; plain hemmed. Regular $2.48 values. With coupon Thursday, $1.59. Women's Hose 29c Women's black, white and grey mercerized hose. Special, with coupon, Thursday, only 29c a pair. School Hose 19c Girls and boys' fine rib black school hose. With coupon, Thursday, 19c a pair. Women's Slippers $1.95 Women's side gore style House Slippers of good vici kid. Stock or plain tip. rubber heels. With coupon, Thursday, $1.95. Child's Skuffers $ 2 9t) Children's brown, skuffer. button or lace shoes, in sizes 5 to 1 1 . Ideal for School and sturdy shoes for play. With coupon Thursday, $1.95. Men's Union Suits 82c Men's Heavy Cotton Rib Union Suits. Just the weight for now. Cut full and roomy and neatly finished. Regular $1.25 garments. With coupon, Thursday. 82e. Men's Wool Sox 19c Men's heavy wool sox, made with cuff top. Good, strong, durable weave. Sold last year for 50c. With coupon, Thursday. 19c per pair.

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