Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1921 — Page 7
Thursday, Sept. 15, 1921.
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Council Votes Legs! Talent At Special Mating Last Night
Tn a sr-ecinl session held last nipht at the ll.t-nnvmd city council 'luiJefi that the city s-h-.uhl furnish tul--.11 m , tii,-. ,!ef,r s of sin i:-oh nt
and former m.-::irs o; the Hammond police fiinc who arc co -,1c I Vi :i:;ii i -i with the Standard Steel Car l.. an: Standard guards in damage !:it now pending in the fc.lei.,I co:rt at In-hanaFolla. The suits have be,;i Ur.jusht Iy men who were in.i'irc-d in rho I,i:t Hammond riot. September '1. laiO. in which four men ve:e killed am a nun, her were woumi-d bv shots fro 11 weapons of the r.ol;ee t .'Jlu.ei.'trd t;u.Hf.8. The men named n the complaint are William l.uie. Ke n Stronjc, Carl 1'a.r.drei Kred Hester rn.in, Paiujor Sirser aid George Hani on T,ut an 1 Strong ars no longer connected with lbs poliie force. . Tho carnival ronirany whi'h ha? been trying for over a week to in't the council's lonsent to 1'iit on a show in I-toherts-Jale "put in another bid last night on l.-:ir;iuitr of the su'-css of iM dd Fellow.s. Tie w.incil tuti,d (town the plea asa'i!. 1 h co'-s,p ir.y bail i.een tryinsc to r!v the 5n::r;s ?hvi that a M'hitinp TV! :!. church was hrc';in;T the carnival bit whet a denial was registered by the pastor of the paririi the aldermen re'iised to consider the proposition farther.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE FAN KHAN' CISCO, C ill., Sept. 15. There was conjecture today as to the effect of the entrance of the federal government into the Arhuckle case through action by Special Assistant Attorney General Robert X. J.tcCormacli looking toward a sweeping investigation into thd sourer of liquor at Arbuckle's giy party and whether s milar aff.iirs- are prevalent. "If Arhuckle is irnilty of having transported liquor from Lrfis Angeles to San Francisco. I intend to go a.ftr him, and any man" or woman who attempts - to evada or misrepreaer.s th details of the Anvirkle party insofar as the liquor end ; it is concerned will be prosecuted on charges of pr jury," was the statement of McCormcek . Officials frankly weis mora con-ri'in-d tod".;- o.er charges and r.imon of witness tranipT n j; than they were in reaching a i-.-V.'doin on what charge Arbuckle will be prosecute!. "If the witnesses in this case are being tampered with, all the machinery of the district attorney's i-fT-.ee. will be used to run the guilty party down," District Attorney Brady declared. "I am more interested in seeing that money does n it influence any one connected with the case than I am In convictingArbuckle." Demand was made iy the coroner's jury in Its verdict; charging Arbuckli with manslaughter that steps be taken by all officials concerned to prevpi recurrence in San Francis : a of such affairs as that staged by Arbuckle which had a fatal endi;:,. The same sentiment . a expressed at a meeting of the woman's vigilance committee . The committee o? twenty appointed by this organization will w-atc.n 1 hi proceed'ng' thr.u,T'tit -n tlv case and sit through the trial in order to personally a.'sur themselves that justlca Is being done.
MRS. EABBE3TY GET3 DIVORCE Mrs. Katherine Haidt.-uy was granted a divorce from Benjamin Hardeaty this morning by Judge Hardy in room 2 of the Hamm:md Superior court. Mi. Hardety, who retries at 444 Becker street. Hir.in:oiid, did not appear to contest th- suit. The w. .man's maiden name. Katherine I'revo, was restored.
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BY FUANK K. MASOX (STAFF CtrrtKESt'-GNUCNT I N. StfiVICEl 1"?KHUX. Stpt. 15. A revoluni'iiary organisation with national ramifications involving militai inta. monarchitn and anti-Semiti s, who w ere pledged to "remove" objectionable republicans and work against Ibe rppuhlleuri government has bem discovered by the police, it wag reveahd here today. The persona behind th " -ganizat ion are snid by the polled te have been responsible for the ascasinatlon f. Math ias Hrzberger. leader of the Centrum part y. Many arrests have been made, .npc ciaily in Ilavaria which now is sajd by llerlin t'diirnment officials to lie a hot-bed of loyaltst asilation. Some of the prisoners were frm r a ddiera 1 participant in the Von Kapp revolution in .March 1320. Gthtm w era formei ly naval officers . "The Krzberger assassination put us on the trial of the organization and we already know that radical members f' the nationalist party are Involved." a police official told the International Xows Service. "Already we have arrested many rasp nsible membrra. Wo are now running djwn cltus to discover the Identity of wealthy men who are suspectsd of having flnanaed the organisation ."
I honor of Mrs. Allen fleanblossom's !
birthday anniversary. The rooms w": e attractive with gri at bouquets of pink and laender asters, and the guests enjoyed music and dancing. Mrs. I'.eanblossom was the recipient of a number, of beautiful fcifta from hur friends, and their hearty congratu!-tiona-and good wishes. A prettily appointed birthday luncheon wa served, including Hr deiici. us and daintily' frosted, candle-lit cakp. 'Fne t'uett were ir- and -Mrs. Alien Jcaribos som. Mr. Hid Airs. Harvey Donovan and family, Mr. and Mra. John l'.lissun,r and family, Mr. and Mrs. lSrocst BeanblosHom, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mania and daughter Miss Ionian, Mr. and -Mrs. Harley AVcatherty and daughter Miss D.npthy, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Smith and family, Mfs. lioyal Blake and Miss MHian l'Kanblossom.
Personal and Social News
Miss Caroline Voppenliusen will entertain at a rnU-'oilanoou. show ei at her home in Olendale park this evening in honor of Miss Margaret IMrle, who wjll lieciimj the bride of K. Turner In October. Mr. George Forrter of PhiladeMphia, I'a., who has been the bouse gut-at ?f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gihring of Calumet avenue for s'-vt-ral dnys, 1 f. 1 1 laft evening for Pasadena, Calif., where be U a professor in the California Institute of Technology. Mr. Forster ia a nephew of Mr. Gthrlng. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. l.udwig and Mrs. A. S. Hunt of Webb street left thb; morning on a motor trip to Covington, Ky., whr they will visit Mr and Mrs. W. K. Ackley for a week or ten days. Mrs. Ackley ia a niece of Mrs. Hunt.
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GOHUO.-TilUOOi. Rqth Gordon, popular young West .Hammond girl, who recently won a Chicago beauty contest, Saturday night became the bride of Harold K. Tbroop of the Posner & Throop Real Kdiate Co. The couple was marrtel at the residence of the Hev. Schrlngcr of the Baptist church at 47th and Grand boulevard, Chicago. The biine was becomingly attired In a dark b!i suit and a ha- tj match and attended by her sister. Mrs. Mabel B iyle. After the ct-rimony the bridal party returned to their new home at 5S8 Douglas avenue. West Hammond, where . wedding dinner was served. The coup!? will ro south this winter for their n-.ivymoon after which they will reside at the West Hammond home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beanblossom delightfully entertained last evening at their home on Michigan avenue In
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The first autumn meeting of St. Paul's parish choir will be held tonight the church. Mr. Conkey expects every member to attend and be at the church by half past seven. M(ss Celia Knoerzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Knoeraer, returned today to St. Mary's Academy, Xotre Dame. Indiana. Miss C lia wiil be a senior in the academic course.
Mr. and Mrs. H . A. Lampi-ell have procured the Harry M. Johnson apartment on Webb street and will take pos -session of same abiut the first of Xovimiier. The Johnsons are moving to Indianapolis October first. . Miss tlthel Xowak of Henry street entertained the members of the M. T. club at her hoim- last evening. Mudic and bunco were enjoyed, the awards bting Riven to .Mis. Klizabeth Kubn and Miss Iconise Krumrfi. Tho hostess served dainty refreshments to ten quests. The next m i tins' will lie held at the home of Miss Ksthor Light -cap of Kast Chicago.
Kdwsn McBride of Sibb.y street 1 1 1 last evening for Kprlngfi'dd, 111., where he and Miss Margaret O'Connor of that city will be married on Thursday ut St. John's church. They will tak'.' a short honeymoon before returning to their home on Sibley .sfrfet which b-s in readiness for them. Mr. McBride's friends extend to him their congratulations and good wishes.
A marriage license was granted to lOric Larson of Joliet. lib, nd Margaret Monahan of Hammond yesterday in Jolict.
Miss Ruth Dickover and Miss Marjorie Ruff left this morning for Madison, Wis., where they will bo juniors In the University. They met Mies Helen Double of Los Angeles, Calif., in Chicago, and will complete the trip together. Miss Double is Miss Dickover's roommate.
AT THE PARTHENON Lionel Barrymoro in "The Master Mind," a First Xatlonal production and a sensational tticc.es e ery where and fuv new acts of vaudeville are the new bill for the Parthenon theatre yta.rting today and running until Sunday when another complete change will be made. Tlie four apts of vaudeville consist of "The Ave Ion Five" in a double wire act of versatile performawce, singini, dancing and fast tumbling. Georgeous onstumcs and special scenery are usted
in this act which is considered (he
best on the circuit, "Fascination," a mythical satire pre
ac-nted with music by George Darperal
arc a real hit.
Frank and Clara LaTour Curnmedlene and his Bubble Girl off or an act full of fun and mirth and a laugh for every
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Tho r.gge&t hitand the headliner Is
"Valyda" In a presentation called the
"Song Surprise," a most entertaining song act and featuring Grand Opera selections, ballads and up to date on3
rendered with tha care free lyric ev prano voice of the star Valyda.
POLICE BAY HE SOLD BITTERS In tha Hammond city court this morning. August Kulczy. who runs a soft dflpk parlor at 3 Indianapolis boulevard, was arraigned for selling hitters in ivlolatlon of the prohibition law. He pUaded guilty and was fined $14ii and 30 day jail sentence which wa -fur pc tided.
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LIVE LOCAL ' NEWS "ADS"
Wassey's Pleating Shop 1131 BRO ID P. SI IMG, STAMPING, HJJsTm nna, bcttos hole. IlI:'lTO COVKRIJiG, RHAI Hltin.VG, FANCY STITCHING. 91 SATE STKEKT. I'HU Mfi HAMMONO t-7
Is your hair grayt Have you dandruff or falling nnd fading hair? Alt conditions of th, skin and hair can be cured by Xursc Henderson.- Moles., warts and bb aniUhes are permanently removed. For appointment phono Hammond 159S American Beauty Parlors, People's State Bank Bldg.. 627 Hohman Street. 3-15-3
Hammond Musical College. Piaro, Voice. Violin. Public Speaking, Pkelolc, Banjo, Mandolin. Guitar, Dancing. Dramatic Art. 8-ol-t.
friends at his home last evtning
prior to his leaving Hammond to make
hi home in Miami, F!a. The evening was pleasantly spent with music and dancing, and light refrerhmfr.tu were served to thn Misses Kt'ther Hchaef-
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Ionian M"Ore, KliHRbeth and Mario i Bfjj
Kuhn, Jeanette Mack, billian Lora, ' K;
Anna and Clara Sass, Mr. and Mrs. i (iosgrove, Mr. and Mrs. MeOandless, . and Jrvln tSchaeffer, Ilepry Kuhl, Her-! man Kuhn. William Benz. Arden Howe. William Marshall, Lemuell Precbt .1 and Mr. Meyers. I Mr. and Mrs. Bobtrt Prior of Van j Buren street announce the birth of a little daughter, Boberta. Cecelia, on Sunday. September 11th. J
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sinons were the guests of Mrs. Sinons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Herbst of South II hman street yesterday, as they pass e-d through Hammond by motor enroute for Flint, Mich. Mr. Sinons Is with the Western Distributing Companj' and has Just been assigned new territory, having completed a canvass In Arkansas .
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For Our Friday's Special
BeeMer Bros. Best Regular Bacon, per pounc"
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Miss Myrtle Munster lx taking an extended trip east, visiting in Xda&ara Falls nnd other points of ii,ierst. She Is traveling with a party of friends, consisting of Mr. B. Bokkirp. Mr. and Mrs. Band and Mrs. J. Bosch of Ch'-cago.
Watch for Our Saturday Special In Friday's Paper
John Dorman, 1S9 Hohman street, waa lined g fr disorderly conduct; M. Koberts, 43ti Truman avenue, speeding, wis fined $11; Joe Toenick, of 227 Hoffman street, was fined $11 for intoxication. "
CHARGED WITH STRIKING WOMAN Frank ?apf. 95 Company House, Kast Hammond, was arrested last, night by
the Hammond police, and booked for felonious assault and drunkeness. It is charged that be struck an East Ham mond woman with a poara. whi-ih had nails in it, and which Inflicted painful w-ounds. The case ws continued, as the woman wag unable to appear against him this morning. "TRY A TIMES WANT AD"
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ONLY $23.50 for a genuine, quality, power - packed, longlived Prest-Q-Lite Battery for ForMs, Chevrolets, Qvedands, certain models of Buick, and 27 other cars and trucks. $12.40 less than the 1920 price, less than the 1917
price, and the second drastic cut in a year. Hop in your car and get around here as fast as the law will let you. You'll want one of these quality Prest - O - Lite Batteries, at the amazing price of $23.50. C'mon around today.
Have your corns, bunions, in-growing nails, perspiring feet or any foot-..-..11. m. . 1 n . nt. 1. . r.
o "Ulic, tvi iiiiur umi'; j.ttvi jiituilc ' 1 Xurs Henderson, Hammond 150S, for j ?!
appointment. American Chiropody
Parfors, People's State bank BIdg..!M
627 Hohman Street. 9-15-S
Shei-wood Blusical School. Piano -Voice-Violin -Klncut I on-Dancing. Chicago Diplomas. Phone Hammond 1214-J. 9-13-5
POLITICAL ICS E TING To:iight at Democratic Headquarters over Lion Store. First general meeting of committee men and women. Ed Simon Ward Clubs, precinct
capi a ins and workers.
9-15-1
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$3.00 Orders Delivered Free
BUTTER Gilt Edge Tub Butter, Ar the finest ever, lb. .
LARD Swift's Pure Lard. 2 lbs. for
26 c
MILLER & HART'S SMOKED MEATS
3 30c
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NOTICE We will run Three Motor Buses .Sunday, Sept. 18, to Gary, Ind.". to the
Poliremt n's Base Ball game, will laave j U Central I'ark. HamniMtl, at 12:30 la I Fi or r to arrive jn (Itry in time to witnct:s the big parade. Fare round trip, i E;
file. Vi-15-3t W. II . ABB LETT.
Pnlty Ufvlcr.' No. 2 W . B . of if.tcab"fi will hold their rgular m-L-iing. A l.irc, at ie:i(lar.c.e. 1.; d'-sdred. 0-1.1-1
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Skinned Hams, half or "3; A whole, per lb..... ""C CRISCO lJ2-lb. can 30c 3-lb. can 59c 6-ib. can $1.14 Prunes, S msweet or 1 Oregon big ones, lb. V Canipbell's Beans, Q C 3 cans ., White Corn Meal, freshly
5 BUI 5c
SUG'AR 1 0 lbs. for 3c
COOKIES
Hot From the Ovea C0C0ANUT BARS Per lb. 20 c
ground, per lb. , . . Prima Malt and Hops, per set COFFEE Our Special, per lb . . , Tip Top, per lb.
Sensation, per' lb. ........ 2 Oc Freshly Roasted Every Week ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
.30c .25c
Potatoes, Small Idaho,
Potatoes, Idaho Russet, per peck
60c
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Extia special. Ur ion Made. Regakr 75c quality.
(Limii 1 to a Cqsiomer)
CANDY BAR CHOCOLATES and BAR CANDIES Regcbi 10c v;Jn;. Extra cpecid wl.ile they last,
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12 Difoiest Viiria-ies
Clothes Line, sash cord, 50c value. . Sealing Wax, per pkg
2qu,jw. $1.10 1 er cioz
l-tyidrt Jars, per doz Pint Jars, per doz Mason Jar Tops, per doz Heavy Jar Rubbers, per doz Brick Paraflin, spc-cial at Vinegar, bulk, white, per gal Vinegar, bulk, cider, per gal Cider Vinegar, per quart Lunch Vy'ax Rolls, per roll
10c
84c 74 c 29c 8c 12c 40c 40c 15c 3c
.25c .29c
RAISINS Sun Maid, seeded Monarch, seed-ess Walnuts, paper shelf, new crop, 2 lbs. . .
Cocoar.ut, shredded. Vl-h. pkg
FLOUR Gold JVlsdal or Ceresota.
bbl. paper $1.20
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Swansdown, large
Fresh stock cf Graham and Whole Wheat Flour just in.
SWIFT'S BRISKET BACOI.7 Small pieces, per lb
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FINK SALjKON Tall cans. Per csn
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754 HOHMAN ST.
Pwll up whera you tm thi sign. Other Prest -O-Lites in correct site for every make f car.
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Phone Harnxnond 3020
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Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
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specials For Friday and Saturday
65c 17c A A r
Pure Cane Sugar, no limit 10 lbs. Oscar Mayer's Approved Lard, per lb Fancy Creamery Butter.
per lb Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, OC 3 lbs., $1.00; per lb...... Century Preserves, 20-oz. jar. Ofif Per AUr Sincerity or Dundee Tall Milk, g3 per can, 11c; 6 for Sunbeam Baked Beans, Q.l. per can Fancy Cream Brick Cheese, 99r per lb. Fancy Oil Sardines, J3c
- ui Post Toasties, per pkg
Vla!t & Haps, 2 sets, $1.50, Jlc per et
11c
Ivory Soap, small bars,, 3 for
25c
Lenox Best Laundry Soap, A r 10 bars for
Old Country Soap, 10 bars
56c
P. & G. White Naptha Soap. ClQr 10 bars 1; Armour's Lighthouse Soap. fZ(Z r 10 bar. Grandma's Washing Powder, 1 Olarge pkg. ... 1 Fancy Red Star Sweet ?jr Potatoes, 5 pounds for... Fancy Peanut Butter, glass top 3!f pint jars, net wt. 18 oz. . . .
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Fancy Picnic Hams, 3 to 5 lb. average, per lb. . .
Fancy Peaches, heavy syrup, 5fk N No. 3 cans, per can
GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA FLOL'R V bbl. $1.24; 14 bbl. $2.47
15c
Fancy Spanish Onions, 2 lbs Van Camp's Catsup, large bottle
Best Cocoa Value. 30c per lb. tins, this sale, 2 lbs
28c
Hostess Brand Pineapple, No. 3 cans .per can Sincerity Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 for Fancy Market Place Salmon, tall can. 15c: fiat can. . . . Armour's Veri-Best Corned Beef Hafh. 2 lb. caT . . . .
Sincerity Products Are of Best Qualjry Try an Assortment FREE DELIVERf TO ALT PART OF THE CITY
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GET ACQUAINTED SALE FOR ONE WEEK Our flock of used cars is limited and we would like to place each ustd car during this sale with a buyer, who by getting acquainted with oar company will become in the future a buyer for a new car. Every used car offered for sale will be guaranteed by Oakland Motor Cr Company to be exactly as represented. Our prices are marked on each car in plain figures and we are in a position to know thai they are at the price quoted the greatest bargains that this company or any other company has ever offered. We will refund you your transportation to Chicago in case you buy a car. 1920 Rebuilt 5-Pass. Oakland Sedan 1919 Rebuili 4-Pass. Oakland Coupe 1S20 Rebuilt 5-Pass. Oakland Touring Car 1919 Rcfiaished Sass. Oakland Tourioj Ctr Shidebaker 5-Pass. Touring Car Maxwell 5-Pass. Tourin? Car Chevrolet 5-Pass. Touring Car Gther Models Ranging from $200.00 to $1200.00 During this sale for one week only we will equip free of cost every car sold with a new spare tire and bumper.
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EASY TERMS
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR COMPANY . Calumet 5310 Chicago, Illinois 2426 S. Michigan Are.