Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1921 — Page 9

Thursday. - Sept. 22. 1P21.

THK TIMES.

SOVIET

RUSSIA TO PA!

OLD REGIE'S DEBTS

WT FRANK E. MASON TffT CCRBESPONCENT I N SERVICE vOopyrigrht 1921 ty I. N. Service.) BERLIN, Sept. 22. Soviet Russia intends to enter Into negotiations -with Enrland and France for a ettlement cf the national debts whjch Russia contracted in those countries undr the old czarlst regime, lecnid Krassin, bolshevik trade oomm'.ysioner told the International News Service. In the most important Interviewthat has ever come from an official of r.e Moscow gnvcrnment. M. Krassin outlined the following plans and hopes of the Soviet;

ture and prevent a recurrence famines such as Russia is now suffering. ?. Rehabilitate the nation commercially, industrially and agriculturally as the United States was reconstructed after the civil nar. 3. Mtrt foreign debts and resturo the normal value of Ui.ian money. 4. Secure st suppli's outside tha Russi. through lnfj-tlmc credits. M. Krasfin admitted the Russian

rub;e -whose value before the war wn 50 cents in American money, has depreciated 15.000 times. This means

lhat S00 naner Russian rubles could

l Construct an irrigation system now- be purchased in Russia for th in the Volga district to assist agricul- alue of one American cent.

At the County Seat

ifisi Mauda Hathaway who is employed in the Hard Studio has been cenflned to her home with the mumps. Mrs. Leslie Echeer and two children of Detroit, Mich., &xe -spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. John Minas. Miss Margaret Grass is here attend

leg the Fair as the house guests of Miss Lillian Schmidt.

Theodore Stch, Joe Gerlach and Miss

Joeephino and Aynes Cer'.ach reachr Crown Voint on Tuesday frpm .mp 'altoa. Florida, making the tri-p over. ln.nd In the Gerlaci car. They wiU visit here eeveral weeks with relatives Lcui Pllebsma of Gary on a charge ef second degree burglary, was given a 3 to 14 year sentence in the penitentiary nd fined $5.00 by Judge Smith on "Wednesday. Ploessma stole a tire and eeveral Inner tubes from Tony Knopf, valued at 140. On account of the condition cf his family Judge Smith susrenieJ the sentence during good behavior. Mr. and Mrs. rvavld Stewart accompanied by Mrs. John W. 'Wheeler who have freen viriting her parents in Frankfort, cached Crown Point today. The Stewarts made the trip here in order to make the acquaintance of their new rand-daughter Betty Jane GrelsA change of venue was granted Gus

Schultz and Edwin Rett?, the two daring hold-ups who robbed George Card of Schererville of $1S00 la,t June, as lie was taking the above amount to the hank. Attorney McAleer appeared for the defendants' and ptated that his clients could not get a fair trial in Lake county A change was granted to Porter county. Elmer Ellsworth Ragon has filed a petition in the Lake Circuit Court asking that a guardian be appointed for his son Forest Ragon, who is now confined in the hospital for the insane at Logansport. Ragon is entitled to

compensation rrom the u. S. government for injuries received in the United States army but is incapable of making application for said compensation. Bruce and Bruce of Crown Point filed the application. The Ragons now live in Gary. 1VEW MARRIAGE LICENSES Car! Otto Bauer, Hammond, Caroline Els-ie Poppenhausen, Hammond: Steve Medocz, East Chicago, Ethel Tatay, E. Chicago; Roy J. Heist. Hammond. Roslee Nagle, Hammond: Row W. Griffith, "Whiting, Gladys Cole. East Chicajo; Bernard Marciniak. South Chicago, to Alice VoJeck. Indiana Harbor: Elmer T. King, Hammond. Violet E. Farrell, of Hammond; Alex Kiwak, Gary, Pauline Harnett, Gary. , IHoaCConsol-kiSiolet- etaoin ar ar ar

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( Bin. Warren G. Hardin. This photo of Mrs. Hardin, wife of President Harding', was taken few davg ago when the president and party viaited West Point Mili.tary Academy.

Oppau, each containing 50,000 rutvc metres of explosive content, have entirely disappeared.

THIS IS DAY OF ARBUGKLE TRIAL Witness Before Grand Jury Injects New Sensation In Case.

(T ELLIS H. MARTIN) STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE) SAN FRANCJSc'O, Sept. 22. Whether or not Roacoe Fatly" Arbuckle. rotund comedian of the mivies, nrust face a Jury trial fo rmurder was to be decided at the opening of the police court thia afternoon. The hearing was expected to give the first real inkling of the defense of Arbuckle against the charge of the state that he, by an attack, caused injuries which resulted in the death of Virginia Happe, "best dres:ed woman cf the movies." Until today, the defense has maintained an inpcnetrable silence but with Uie cross-examination of the witnesses to be placed o nthe stand by the Hate in an effort to secure committment of Arbuckle to trial before the Superior court for murder, the determined to tattle to free the former film frtar was to be under way. the morning wu spent in feverish preparation for the opening of the hear ing. Frank Doming-uez, chief of the counsel for the defense, arrived from Los Angeles and plunged Into conference with his associates,- Milton Cohen and Charles H. Brennin.

On the same train cr.me Al Semnacher. manager of the dead film actress, whose story before a Lts Angeles grand Jury late yesterday injected a new sensation into the case. Semnacher was taken before District Attorney Matthew Brady for further Questioning aa to his sworn statement that Arbuckle had admitted the commission of an act against Virginia Rappe which might have rtbulted in her illness.

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LANSING

sing Stat' Bank hW t'.u-lr reruijr m.'-Hns Tuesday rflitiit.

Mrs. Rodie is gone to North Dakota, for a visit. Mamie Molnaar spent Tuesday at tht Crown Tnlnt Fair. The Board of Directors of the Lan-

How To RevitalizeWornout Exhausted erves Yoor r power depend oo pie" nf rich, red blood of the kin that W(raacrfy Koxated Iron helps make. Naxated I mo "We the iron In yoor blood and like the ironinP"4 lent) to and applet, while metallic Iron it fr'a Just as it cornea from the action of rtronir Arid on iron fllinm. Nuxated Iron dors not injthe teeth nor unset the stomach; it Is an e tirelydifflerentthingfromordinarymetalltelron. It fluidity helps make rich, red blood, revitaltie waiuwt. exhausted nere and ie yem new strength and energy. 4.600,000 people aana&Ity are train It. Beware of aobatitnte. Arways insist upon haTine fenolneormuiie iron Noxated Iron. Look tor the len N T. on e-rrry tablet. SoW by a!! drnggist hi tablet ocly eTer ra Ifjaid form.

Rottenbergs Grocery & Market Phones 284285 3418 Guthrie St. Ind. Harbor, Ind. Specials for Friday and Saturday, Sept. 23-24 SUGAR, 10 lbs for 60c

With $3.00 Grocery Order (Flour and Soap Not Included.)

SELLING AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE FAMOUS SEAL BRAND COFFEE 1 pound 42c. $1.25 3-pound can for

he is able to reduce the annual budget one cent on one hundred dollars. This week he met with the budget ccimm,ittee uf tha Gary Commerclial Club and following a conference stated that the budget for next year will be 72 cents per. $100 instead of 73 cents. The fact that arious welfare organizations of the city are helping' in relief work in the city, will save tho township some $15,000.

GARY NEWS

PILSUDSKI MAKES THREAT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! BERLIN. Sept. 22. Marshal Pilsud-t-k".. president of Poland, has sent an u timatum to the Russian Soviet representative at Warsaw, threatening to rreak off diplomatc relatione, according to a special dispatch printed today by the Rote Fahn, Socialist newspaper, which it received from Moscow.

COURIER CAR TO VISITHAMMOND A Joint proclamation Issued by Mayer Chas. W. Jewett of Indianapolis, and O- B. Ilea, chairman of the Manufacturer Committee of the Indianapoli Chamber of Commerce inviting Indiana citizens to the Indianapolis Exposition, October 10 to 15, Is ibein distributed over the state by committees In Courier cars under the direcfon of Henry L Raymond, Jr. A Courier Car is erpected in Himrr.ond, some time within the next ten days.

same. Harry Davis, c. H. Fagel. K. Hardin?. John Bucch an dNick Slade were all charged wjth gambling. A fine of $15.00 was Imposed on Harding and Slade in police court yesterday.

ELWOOD FUNERAL THIS MORNING The Knights of Columbus are In charge of the funeral of Richard Elwood who died Tuesday morning at his home, 356 Madison street, of pneumonia. The body was taken from the Pinerty undertaking establishment at a. 00 o'clock this morning to the Holy Hngel's church where services were held Burial took place at Calvary ?e.metery. Mr. Elwood, who was the democratic candidate for City Judge, leaves many friends to mo-urn his death. He was one of the pioneer settlers of Gary and one of the first Justices of peace. Ills record of fairness was one of his many good qualities, and while in office he made an enviable record.

GARY GIRL DIES OF DIPHTHERIA Diphtheria which has gripped Crown Point and caused the death of a thirteen year old boy, claimed one death in Gary on Tuesday of this week when 13 year old Karmiera Wychocka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wychocka, 1549 Delaware street, passed away following a brief illness. This i the first diphtheria death in Gary in some months, however,, and the only case eported to the health Jcpartment up to this hour. It was on account of the diphtheria epidemic at the Hub that the trip- of the Gar

school children who were to have been i ihe guests of the Lake County Fair As-j

ncciation at Crown Point yesterday was called off in fear of the plague spreading to Gary.

Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years ! with rheumatism. Many times this terI rible disease left him htlplrss and unI able to work. He finally decided, after years of reaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated impurities, commonlv called uric

mid deposits, were dissolved in the joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With this idea in mind he consulted Physicians, made experiments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished every Mfjn and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely Rave his discoverv to others who took it. with what mijrht he called marvelous success. After years of urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. Wels Drug Company has been appointed

is was piled 30 feet up on scores I ?'nt for AHrhii in this vicinity with . t-,m . ... I he understanding that he will free y les . Le.Ief worKers saved the I return th r,,v,. ,... .u ".

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many miles around. Many French soldUrs were injured. They were on the French Rhine boats which patrol the river near Mannheim. French troops, both blick and white, now are on duty at Oppau. XSSNTirY 30 DEAD Three hundred of the dead have

Veen identified, according to a message from Mannheim today. The crater dug out of the etfith by the terrific blast was 170 ysrds Ion?

and liiO yards wide. Soon arcrr the blast water began seeing the great hole from underground springs, epened up by the force of the explo-

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rf bodies. Ile.ief workers saved the lives of many injured workmen who were buried 18 feet under the debris.

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B-ESEXVOrB.3 IISimAl ' Some children were killed by the explosion force while they lay In the beds. At Mannheim, many Jumped from windows in panic. The force of rhe hlaat run ha

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MISS ROWLEY AT HOLYOKE Miss Ttesia M- Rowley, da-jghter of Ralph Rowley, ateel mill superintendent and president of the Gary city conn e!l; 876 Jackson street, has returned to Mount Holyoke College. South Hadley, Mass., which opened this morning with an enrollment of nearly S00 students. Miss Rowley la a member of the sophomore clmaM -nd has the honor of being ore of the two sophomore editors of the "Round Table," the college literary monthly. ,

TWO MEN FINED $15.00 EACH FOR GAMBLING An .IVffd ss-rnbling Joint was raided at 1042 Broadway in which six men were arrested. Phillip Nickolich was ffhargod with being the keeper cf the

TP. TAX FUND ALSO REDUCED Through the assistance being rendered by other relief bodies of the steel city township trustee Williams of Gary

SHOCKING SCENES ARE DESCRIBED (Continued from page one.)

"The salt petre had previously been examined and pronounced safe and "unexplodable." I CS.OSS STAJaTS The Red Cross has started relief ei; editions for the scene. Scores of families are camping in the open. Many are cooking their meals on the smoking debris. Am-

If HUNT'S GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt Salve and Soap),fil In the treatment of Itch, Ecsema, Rincrwerm.Tetterorotherlteb-

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Special Santos Coffee, 1 lb. 25c, 4pounds . . Golden Santos Coffee, 3 pounds Fancy Peaberry Coffee, 3 pounds Special Peaberiy Coffee, 4 pounds

L. R. Blend Coffee, l OC 1 lb. 48c. 3 pounds American Family, P. & G. and Fels Naptha Soap, CQr in i Wi't

iu uau Jap Rose Soap, 3 cakes Argo Starch, per pkg Grandma Washing Pow large pkg Luncheon Wax Paper -T II

roils

Campbell's Tomato Soup 1 f per can AVV Norwegian Boneless Sardines in pure olive oil. 4 Q C p 1 can 15c, 6 cans . . . .

Uneeda Biscuits, pkg.

25c 8c 17c 25c

Shady Lane Peaches, syrup, No. 2 can 25c, 4 cans Shady Lane Peaches,

syrup. No. 2Vz can 35c. g

Peanut Butter, in 1 -lb glass jar, none better . Butterine, Downey's Delight, 2 lb. prints .

heavy

95c in heavy

25c 46c

Rumford Baking Powder O C 1 lb. can Swansdown Pastry Flour,

KllfcC Sifted Early June Peas, per can, 1 8c ; 6 for ... . Fancy Crosby Corn, 2 cans Sauer Krout, large can Pet or Borden's Milk, 2 tall cans Fancy Red Alaska Salmon, tall can Fancy Pink Salmon, tall can . . . .". . . .

Laseville Spanish Olives, regularly 35c, per bottle . I ;

$1 25p 14c 25c 35c 19c

FRESH FISH EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRESH MEAT. WE DRESS OUR OWN POULTRY.

made the announcement yesterday thatmonla fumes permeate the atmosphere

East Chicago Coffee & Jea Store & Market

T14 CHICAGO AVE.

BEE HIVE BUILDING PHONES 24, 85, S25

EAST CHICAGO, IND

Specials for Friday and Saturday, September 23rd and 24th

"She wondered if he would try to kiss her"

SUGAR A.Q C CarnpbcH's Tomato 10 pounds for Soup, 2 cans. . . With 3 lbs. M R Coffee at . $1.25 Tomatoes,

Or 4 lbs. Our Leader Coffee, at $1-35 Or 1 lb. Gunpowder Tea at. 69c

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SPECIAL SALE - Downey's De.light Butterine, per 2-!b! print, 46c. OAn Per lb At

25c ! hi 25cr 12c 14cl

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Uneeda Biscuits, 3 pkgs Peaberry Coffee, 3 lbs. 80c, per lb. . Our Leader Coffee, 4 lbs. $1.35, per lb Fresh Roasted Coffee, 5 lbs. $1.10, per lb Lipton's Cocoa, Vz lb. tin Gunpowder or Ceylon Tea, per lb

American Family Soap with tea or coffee order), Of 6 bars JJ Sugar, with grocery or meat order, 28c Peanut Butter (made ftr ArHfls v-iii urair 1

"iiav j wu (tun y , t-f . Pet or Producers Milk, 2 cans

2 cans Fancy Corn, 6 cans 70c, per can Early June Peas, 6 cans 80c, per can. .

Hawaiian Pineapple, large

cans, 3 for $1.00, QC-

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rancy reaches, in heavy syrup, ;c ?Mn $1M or- ife

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Briar Ridge Catsup, large 25 C

Queen Olives, in full quart jars ......

Seeded Raisins, O G 15-oz.pkg sQC Lunch Wax Paper, Q C 7 rolls DC Cedar Mop and bot- J 1 Q C tle of oil for . V1 Swift's Pride Powder, Oflr larwp si"t " vf

- . o - . . a . . U. S. Mail Soap, r lObars Kirk's Bath Tablets, 6 bars

49c 29c

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Free Free Free Farrell's A-l Nut Margarine BETTER THAN1 BUTTER Demonstration Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat'dy

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Free Free Free Special Sale While it Lasts 1 lb, Free 24c lb.

Fresh Wholesome 29c lb.

10 Cans Standard Tomatoes . FRIDAY SATURDAY

Toilet Pap SEVEN ROLLS

LARD Pure Rendered 14rY2ch. SOAP tVit'J. 6cfar WHITE OR CIDER MOHAWK SOAP BROOMS I KARO BLUE LABEL FIGS VINEGAR Gal. lObars Each Vz can Per lb. 25c 29c 39 c 9c 15c

BEST SANTOS TOWN BOOSTER 25c lb. 4 lbs. 89c

BEST FARM

Pet Milk Case $5.25, Can 1 lc Malt Extract Prima Set 55c

Kirk Olive or Bath Tablets 4 for 25c

U A TVId ROBERT OAKES OR OSCAR MAYER'S JT1.1V10 FAMOUS SUGAR CURED AND HICKORY SMOKED. The best that money can buy. 1500 1 71 -pounds at, per pound 2

BEST PEABERRY OUR BIG SELLER 27c lb. 41bs.$1.00 Creamery Brick 41c lb.

SUGAR.. lO lbs. 63c With Tea or Coffee, Sc lb. Soda Crackers, N. B. Co. 1 Or rrznSSSSTV American Family. P. & G. Pink Salmon, tall cans. 1 Cp or Loose Wiles. Per lb. 1 Li or Fels Naptaa Per lb.'can 1J1 3 Crown Cluster Raisins, lb . . . 22c gCTMI- 1 0 Bars f Or S 9 C Armour's Pork & Beans, 3 for 25c Watch Our Windows for Daily Bargains!