Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 96, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1921 — Page 12
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THE TIALKS. Wednesdav, Otobor 12, 1921
Price Demanded For Drugs Is One Cause For Crime Increase, Portland Health Officer Says
PRICE PrTJANrED FOR PORrL.v, or.. Oct.-the crime !n tha vity of FortUnd la fomtnlttei ty dry ad.'.t.-ts. vr.o aro either -rred a." tre- r-!u!t cl'taHn dnies or re !'.:.nt to omroU any crin-e to t !rui. 1" th leUf; of lr. Uocrso Farr!h. City v'tH; or. Farr'.sn. u ruts ni.id etuay or the drug .nation, t-e'.ievo Jl-VH 1 bir.f daily .xt;Tid fron men and women of Fortlir-.d who ;ir untcrtur.ats victims of the flraj habit and have fallen Into the clutches of the drug runners. Instead of ir.ere isir? the rollc force to combat crime, tha "heaHh officer vould round up the drug addicts of the city s.ni place them uncUr the care and protection of a municipal narcotic bureau. "My plan," explained Fsu-rish. "!s to esta'Dllah a. buriiu in the city health office -where -we will fl?e and raro-index CRIMINAL COURT CASE SETTINGS CSXtVUV POINT. IND., Oct. 11 FoT-lo-dng ar the settings of cases in the criminal court for next week: Monday, October 10 1S14 State vs. Charles O. Williams. 2118 State vs. Robert Kuntr. 3116 State vg. Waiter Smith an 3 Willie Jackson. 133S State vs. Stankovich, Gerdici ar.a Steffek. Tuesday, October 11 JU0 State v. Louis Brooks. 2111 State vi David Kir,?, Z102 Elate vs. Arthur Richardson. Wednesday. October 12 2CH State vs John Doi, alias John Chlckersk!. 1?9I Stats vs. Gc-orpe Klmmet. , State vs. Ar:stos Kares. Thursdiy, October 13 144 Stue vs. Thomas Pwsey. 1545 State vs. Thorns Powr.sy. 1845 State vs. Thomas Downey. 2059 State vs. Lorn ax ? -.v : 1 2061 State vs. Johnnv Ware. Friday. October 14 I64J Stats vs. Te:iy N'uzsc'.M. ;0T4 Stat vb. Sam Scott. 2077 State vs. K'.:rat?ta Pefo. tOgp State vs. John Ffpar.ovtch. 20; State vs. Man Prkljaclch. ?084 State vs. O. Jacobs. lOSo Sta.li vs. B. C. Trout. J09S State vs. Vir.'-ert Adams. J039 State vs. Andy HrvaM-h. r st. jghn M: Edit Boecker has returned rom Chicstgo where she wss vialtisg her alster Mr3. Jake Wagner. Miss Mary Nolan ret-urr.'d heme from ?veral weeks visit wita relatives at a kroit. Ind. Mrs, Peter H'Jth srnt Monday In --Jth Chicago with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Brien. gav9 a .rthday party on Sunday !n honor of lis. Arthur Klein. Among the guests :esent were the Misses Freel, Mr. and .-s. Robert Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ;lta M Louia Klein all of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boecker epent - ;nlay In Roseland with Mr. and Mrs. ,;.?rt Jxtstis. LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES W1BD 3IEETIG The Cltlrena party will hold its first "ard meeting tonight at the home o Mrs. Clara Trimble. 1C21 It 1th etreet. tlajt Chicago. Account of the cri. p ind chilly weather Mrs. Trimble has ..rovided for an indoor meeting. GIRL 1V1LL IjI VE Little e-ren year old Helen Erdu, of 313 187th street, Indiana Harbor, upon TWO SHADES OF DUVETYN PRODUCE THIS FALL COAT Crisp autumn days create a dernAnd for attractive fall coats such as tha one above. It is cf navy and rray duvetyn, the gray forming piMm panel at the sides.
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the hintory and oases of the dm g addicta and furnish them the necessary drugs under Federal license, at cost plus a minimum fee which will be sufficient to maintain the bureau and two Inspectors!. "The average dru adcltot. through underground chajifels, must pay from $10 to $15 a day for his dope- I b-
I liove the city can taks care of the coni firmed drueaddlrt for $2 or ?2. 50 and I maintain the bureau whereas. the same addicts teday are out In the city, stealing. committing burglary and sometimes murder to secure the money that the druar runner demands of them"Such a bureau wll virtually put the illegal &rug seller out of business something that arrest and prosecution have not succeeded in doing. Finally, with such a bureau it wll be possible to help the addict escaje from the bondage of the druc ry co-operating In diminishing- the doses and gradually liberating h'.m or her from the habit" whom a bntal attack waa made last! Saturday nisht. Is said to have passed the danger point and tb.a doctors believe she wili live. G.UUGE ROBBED LotiU Voight, manager of the Bunr.el Ford Salesroom, at HSth and Forsyth avenue, Ea?t Chicago, waa awakened early this morning to find that the Dia.ce had been burglarized to the amount of t250. j While passing: through the garage; part of the building going to the base-! meat early this morning. Mr. Voight cays he noticed parts of the cash register strewn over the floor and discovered the ioa. Mr. VotgM says that 1 last night he took the p'.aco of the regular night watchman to sleep in the buildir.tr. The sleeping quarters being Just above the office. Mr. Volght says that, he was not aroused by the working cf the raider cn the first floor and to the rear of the building. There wss also evidence of the vandals attempting to get away with a 5?.ver passenger Nash that was In th garage :o b repaired. It Is the supposition that this attempt was thwarted by the amateurs not finding & key that would ft the machine. j Mr. Voight is of the opinion that the burglars are acquainted at the Bunnell Salesroom, as shown by tleir act of familiarity of fir.dir.jc the tools to break open the cash register and other maneuvers' in tryir.g: to locate keys for the Nash mach;ne. The East Chlcaro police have two men under suspicion. SINCLAIR Oil. WELt The Sinclair Consolidated Oil Co, has brought in a large well in its Amat.' Ian, Mexico, geld. W'eU Na. 176 is aid ' to he Sowing 25,000 barrels a day. The oil ban been sold to the Texas Company. : Connections were made within four hours after the well began to flow. j The Sinclair Pipe Line company re-1 ports duns of 1. 20,000 barrels of crude ! oil in September an increase of 6"2.f!00 ! barrels, as compared wlt'a September, 1920. mo BOATS I Tvro boats cf the Inland Steel Company arrived at the dciS8 of tbe company at Indiana Harbor last evening. N. F. Leopold and Joseph D. Butler, two loads, from points on the Groat Lake, 'contain consifrnmenta of coal and ore. CIXB MVSICAM3 The Cor.rreg:atioiiaI lien's Club will give a musicale in the Congreg;a.Ional Church Auditorium next Monday even, ing-, October IT, at 8 p. m. This promises to be a real treat to the people of East Chicago. Tickets are being sold at a very nominal price and are golnif very fast. The club therefore urges those who have not bought them, that they had better do ,o without any further delay, so that they will not be disappointed. Only eno'.iph tickets are on sale to comfortably scat everybody. Thj program wlh last for about a hour and a half. The Club has secured excellent talent to take part in this m-jsicale and the public will find that It will be worth many times tha price of admission. Act rjuck if you wl?h to hear this excellent program. Tickets can he secured from the Club's Secretary, Mr. J. II. K'oss, 4139 Baring ave., phone East Chicago 1207-W or from Mr. V . A. Schrueder. 4ZH Majfoun avenue, phone East Chlcasjo 127S-J and East Chicajro 204, a!so from Rev. Maples cf 4440 Majroun avenue, tel. Kaffl Chicago 4 7 4M.
And in Choosing a Spring Tonic One Should Be Sure to Take a Reliable Medicine of Proven Merit.
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Dr. O. . Ailamt nil; I can recommend Nm-Worth, It U On for nervouxne., !ndietion or f.U nttcnilluB nrurmthnla." SlCfiCH EVILS The miseries of a bad stomach are suffered by thousands. Food Improperly dlgrested fails to give nourishment. Tha whole system becomes rundown. Gas on th stomach, pains, vomitlne, spells, diizine??, ir. digestion, dypepaia. all readily piv way to Nf rv-V.-.rth. D-.n't puffer lopcer. A proot . ..f he merits of Nerv-Wr.rt.lt ! found ni thf statements of r"'"'?''1 who have been benen'tcd. A new neighborhood Nerv-Worth endorsement of This famous family tonic appears in these columns almost every day. t
ST. PATRICK'S BAZAAR The Roaary Society of St. Patriclr'a chureh of Indiana Harbor, la holding a baiaar itt the new Burns-Pollock building on Michigan avenue, Thursday Friday and Saturday. The baiaar Is being held for the benefit of the church building. Mrs. Oodfrey, publicity manajrer. in charne says that this affair In strictly non-political and that local politics 1 not included In the program.
e Twin City iws Notes J POTATOES FOR SAUn Car load of ripe winter Potatoes, will be on Pennsylvania team track, Indiana Harbor, on or abou next Monday or Tuesday, price $1.50 per bushel. 10-12-1 All club members desiring to make reservations for the club lecture and luncheon to be held at Marshall Fields, Wednesday. Oct. 10th, will call Indiana Harbor 359-M not later than Friday of this week, as all reservations must be In by that time. Thursday evening, Oct. ISth, the civic section of the East Chicago Woman's Club Invites you to the Community rooms of the Methodist church to hear Judge Mary Bartelme of Chicago, who Is in charge of the girls work In tho Juvenile court, and is a womu of note. This is an open meeting, and the public Is invited to be present and hear this noted woman cn the jflrl problems in our city. The music section of tbe East Chicago Woman's Club will be beld at the home of Mrs. H. J. Gilman In Northcote ave. Monday evening. 0t. 17th. Miss Florence Cathcart, well known in and around Chicago, will discuss the opea. pjww'IM'-1 ''! iu- .i.e ii iiw t.wm.iim Orpheum School for DANCING 152 STATE STREET Phone Hammond 332S Private lessons every day from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS Monday and Friday Evenings PUBLIC DANCING Thursdays and Saturdays Mufic by Jack Rucl Melody Boy MHimni w.MaiifciBi3milMtAij
MARKET Opposite Mee Hotel Phone 358 645 Hohman Street Hammond
I Guarantee These Steaks to be Sirloin Steak Round Steak, Short Steak Club Steak A REAL LOWELL Mrs. P. L. Riggrs returned last even, ing from a visit with her brother. C. J. Hill and family in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Amos LaCier and Mrs. C. N. McElIhtney, of Princeton. Ind., are visiting their daughter and slater. Mrs. J. A. Clark. Born, to Mr. an 1 Mr. Boyd Davis, October l"ith, a sen. A ffn wax born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pt-rson yesterday. Mr. RV.'i Mrs. P. M. M' Xsy were Chi
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giving sketches from both ths eld and new. She will be assisted by a well known soloist and an aocompanlst. This In the first meeting of the year, and Is open to all club member. A number of friends of Mrt. 3. F. nicknell gave a surprise rarty In her honor the latter purt of last week at her home in the Ulcknell apartments. I.kst ovenlng the Junior Moose of Ut!t Clil- ago entei tii.tii..(l .he .others of their tiK-nibem tn honor of Mothers Pay. There were a goodly number of mothem present, mid all enjoyed a very fine irogrnm. Tliorn were entertainers from Hiimmrrn Vtmdevllle Exchange, who put "n Bnversl numbers, Mrs Joneph Fleher, v.( numbers, and Mr. Arthur HIM, r i.nm numbers, which 'were very much enjoyed. Speakers were, made by several of the Junior Moose, and Harry Harron. pnet dictator of Senior Ixdre of Moo, lpn, by A. L. Hlcuet. dictator, and governor of Junior Mooae. after which refreshments were served and dancing Indulged in by the young people. The muslo furnished throughout the evening was by the Junior Moose orchestra. There are a fine lot of young men belonging to this
hJ.WeJftiifiMluiiini iriiWttiM'ff MhtJweusdi BURKET the Dentist has rctnrnerJ to his office after few months vacation, and will be ready to take care of all my patients personally. I also have made a large cut in my prices for the present. I can exact teeth without pain. Come in and let' me examine youT teeth and tell you what, if anything is needed. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights until 9 P. M. t PHONE HAMMOND 31S9 FOR APPOINTMENT Orer the Woolwortb 5c end 10c Store HAMMOND, IND. li,gpMI HIUIII1IHIUMIIIJ
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as Tender as any 45c Steak . . . 16c Roast . 16c 16c 16c SALE! cago visitors last evenlngr. Lowell will have a woman candidate for office at the town election Novem-J bcr 8th. Mrs. Mary L. Davis has announced her candidacy for the office of Clerk and Treaeurer. Mrs. Davis Is the librarian at the, public library. George Iloevet waa in Chicago on business yesterday. H. Qershman went to South Bend , ,rl, v atf v? nxia-Vi er. Mrn. ' Charles B-erlow and husband. Mr. and Mrs. A. Callner went to Chicago yesterday to visit relative. A miscellaneous shower was grlven for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Turner by Mrs. Roy Weaver and Mrs. Geo. Kellman on Sunday ovenin. A t:ood time was had by all present Dr. iN. 13. FfrymoD aaldt erTWortli la trnly a grreat remedy. It proves a treat boon to sufferers from troubles for Trhlch It la Intended. LACK OF NERVE FORCE HEALTH, VIGOR AXD VITALITF Fortunately the sufferer's lack of nerve force need not condemn him to endless ill health, nor to an untimely and plant nerve mic, has wonderful and plant nerve tonic, ha swor.derful power to make over wrecked nerves and to restore debilitated orsrans. XervWorth steaHes and strengthens the nerves, w hets the appetite, adds llcsh. aids dleej-tion. rouses the li er. regulates the ln'i f-.tr.re.s restful sl-ep. banishf s sick and nervous headache and other acheH and iair.s, builds up rundown system. Sold by Summers Pharmacy and L. H. Mattern Iru: Co., "Whitins. Indiana and all leading druggists everywhere. aflT.
order, which Is doing such a ftna work. They Invite the public to meet them on Saturday evening. October 23rd, at 7 o'clock at the Masonic Temple, East Chicago. Mrs. "W. A. Bchroeder of N'wth Magoun ave. arrived home Monday evening from Loi Angles. Phe wa.a accompanied by hor aunts. Mlrs Rachel Howell, who will make her home with the Schroeders. and Mrs. iinnr Austin and children who will leave the latter part of this week for their home In IetrolC Both ladleB .re sisters of the late Rlchajd Howell, father of Mrs. Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins of 370H Parish ave.. sj-e proud over the arrival of the eighth child born to them on Sept 3S. They have named the little one MargaretMrs. John Horn of the ITerrod apts. returned home the latter part of last
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Fall Festival.
Fancy Peaberry Coffee, 1 5 pounds for v Kitchen Klenzer, special "i"C per tall can 2 COUPON FLETCHER'S CASTORIA 27c 30c LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE 19c For Thursday only, with this coupon. Right reserved to limit the quantities. COUPON 4 COATS' THREAD, 19c 150 yards in each spool. May be had in black or white. Each customer limited to four spools. Special sale price, with this 1 coupon, 4 for COUPON FLANNELETTE GOWNS Women's warm Flannelette Gowns, furry fleece, with long or short sleeves; in both plain colors and pin stripes. With this QQq coupon, choice at. .... . COUPON COVERALL APRONS The real Kitchenette Coverall, of excellent quality percale and nurse stripe gingham. Neatly trimmed in ric rac, slip-over style. OQWith this coupon, choice COUPON 27-INCH COLORED TENNIS FLANNEL. A very firm quality in light and dark patterns. Just the thing for winter wear. Special for this sale, with coupon, per yard COUPON FALL BLOUSES Fine luxurious blouses, some tailored crepe de chine, others of brilliant georgette, in dark and light colors s. Big values, i our choice, th this coupon. Q QC wi at COUPON VOILE CURTAINS Special lot of 100 pairs of plain voile curtains, made of fine quality material. All have hemstitched edge. Limit of three pairs to a customer. Special, with this coupon, per pair. ....... COUPON INFANTS' KIMONA Made of excellent quality of white outing flannel, in full size. With 29 C this coupon, each COUPON SILK CAMISOLES Made of washable silk. new. rich. Fall styles; dainty and fine. Make your selection with this coupon. Limit of two a each cus- CJ tomer. Choice at 1
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week from the Columbia hospital la Chicago, where, she underwent surgical treatment. Mrs- Fred Haecall of Drumaonl at Is entertaining today at a 1 o'clock luncheon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Lesh Ilascafl who wlti her children are here on a visit fronl Port of Epain. Trinidad. Mrs. Mary Blcknell f Iod!art.pxH. Is a guest at the home of her son. Dr. and Mrs. O. jr. Rlcknell apartments. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of ths M. E. church of Indiana Harbor will meet Thursday aftarnoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Teegarden on Grapevine boulevard.
Tha Ntri Dears. 8vn women ars so modewt thsjjr won't !! Chans a tip when any. body Is lorvklng.
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Lfttls Susy at Chureh. Littla Satr waa takaa to church bj lr mthr for ths first tlm. During tha long erroen tha child ft mori nd moT fidgety, and kapt wTljft'li" abont. Finally aha bcam very gTeat, ly lottrastad in small tsar In hex dress and, aftST looking at this haorbailly ftyp a Uttla while, aha JurjapeC to bar feat on the seat, and to ths great mortification of bar mother, cried oat: "Hae anybody In thia crowd got a pl7" Minneapolis Tribune,
Cement fer China. EelJrata china may b meeded by nslcg the following cement: mix rice fiotir with cold water and allow It to simmer o-eer a lira until It become thick. CO, Day COUPON MEN'S SWEATER COATS Shawl collar, cotton, heavy knit, fine rib facing, two pockets, in khaki color. Sizes 1 CA 33 to 46. at ..SU COUPON MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Pernberton flannel, khaki and dark gray. Two bellows pockets. Sizes 14'i to 17. f Cfl Special at P 1 .OU COUPON FLANNEL PETTICOATS Are made of heavy fleeced flannelette in white and dark, fancy stripes. U3 II finished with wide ruftled flounce. Special for this sale, with this coupon .... 89c COUPON WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Fine quality Felt Comfort Slippers, in brown, wine and orchid. Soft padded soles, ribbon trim. Sizes 3 to 8. Regularly $1.75. Specially priced, with nr this coupon, per pair COUPON STRIP FELT HATS For women and misses. These soft crushabfe hats are the "hit" of the Fall season. Come in brown, red. sand, navy and tangerine. Special with this Cj 1 Q C coupon, at PX.i7i (Second Floor) COUPON CORSETS Front and back lac corsets, made of pink cotton brocade with elastic top, for all figures. Special sale "l AQ price, with coupon. . COUPON WATER PAIL Water pail. 10quart size, well made of galvanized iron, with bail handle. Can be had with this coupon. 1Qfor this sale at X I7C (Limit 1 to a customer) COUPON AMERICAN CALICO The very best quality of calico, all dark and warranted fast colors. Your choice of patterns, with Ql-, this coupon, per yard. . . COUPON WILTON VELVET RUGSSi 27x54 inches, in Oriental and Chinese design. Regularly sold at $3.50. May be bought at the special sale price, SjO AQ with coupon, at. (Limit I to f art A AS a customer) Each Coupon Saves You Money
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