Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1921 — Page 6

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PRIEST SLAIN IN SOUTH DAKOTA Police Have Absolutely No Clue to Identity of Murderer. HANK and PETE "TMrXtS TELLING by DAY HOPPMAN OrA,vou mosses. CtT OF TE- A0V0WD VIEiX, YOU'RE. THTIPST LOAD OFF VOUR. A fXO V(n tOHNft TELL 7Z

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LEAD, S. P., Oct. 7. The authorises today were without a single clew ! the identity of the slayer ot Father A. B. Belknajp, p-aator of St. Patrick's cathsdraly here, whose b..Jy was found (ar!jr Wednesday on "Poor Man's iluich" highway. Just beyond tho cltv limit. A bul!t from a large calibre revolver had pierced the priert's heart. Bloodhounds aumoned from the Nebraska state prison are expected to arrive heer shortly in.', they will be rut on the trail of the murderer. Relatives of the prieit could advance nn theory, they .said thj younj rrlest had no enemies. That h wits lured to his death Is certain, according: to th police. They were told by Rev. Thomas Koben that about 3 o'clock yesterday morning a man called at Bishop J. J. Iawler

residence where Father Belknan lived, and a-sked the priest to come with him administer the last sacraments to a .-l.'k man. The body w"s found h:if an hour "iter In the roadway, face downward. Kcsides the revolver wound there wa-i i large bruise on the bck of th vic;im's head, as If he was struck from behind. None of his personal belonging were touched. There v. as no evi-v.fni-e of a strug-jle. Rewards aggrrt grating 11.600 have en offered for the arrest of the : '.a j er.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Oct. 27. Stocks. ing prices: American Smeltlnp American Steel Fdrj" American Tel. and Tel Haldw'n Itcomotlva r.ethlehem Stoel M 'olorado Fuel ' rucibte Steel Ukawanna Pteel "eh;a;h "al!ey Mexican Fetro'euni :.!;lvale Steel ;i i-f Oil '. "vid i n g , Republic Steel Toxa Co r. S. Steel Vi'.lya Overland

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33s, 69S 49 7, 4 0i; 80 l4 6

t-'inclair Oil 23 CHICAOO CAOH GIlAtX. WHEAT No. 3 mixed. J1.03; No. 1 nr. spring;. J1.30: No. 3 springs $1.1S. CORN No. I mixed, 47i-c; No. 2 hite. 47ic: No. 2 white. 47ac: No. 2

( HH Ai.O I'JttHIl t K. BUTTER Jleveii.t.-". 5.313 tuba: creameries, firsts', 36 V; 'ft 4 4 '-s ; packing stock, 2 3'ij 2 4c. KGGS Receipts. 3.120 ca- -s : miscellaneous. 48 f! Sc; ordinary firsts. 42 a 4 Ac; firsts. 4S Ti 51 jc; check?, 25 g "9c; dirties, 28o3f'-. CHEESE Now. 21 S2U '.-: daisies. 21 'a 221?: yountr Americas. 2 0 l 'if 21c: longhorns, 21 W2I 'jo; brick. 21 Vj 922c. IJVE I'CH'I-TI'.V Turkeys. 2Sc: chickens. 17.-: s-Tings. 10c; roosters, 14c; fee-se. 2 3c: ducks. 2 Sc. POTATOES Receipts. 1S cars; nor. whites, 11.601.81; N. T. and Minn. Red River Ohlos. $1 . 55'.i ! . 85 .

S:.-rs, $5.25 ij $7.25 : Stocker Steers,

tlil: Stocker Cows and Heifers. $3.15 $$5.25 : SHEEI' Receipts 23.01"'; Market is steady; I,am'bf (S4 lbs. down) $8ft $f' 25; Lambs: Culls and Common. $5.50 ji $7.75; Yearling Wethers, $o.50$7.7u Ewes, $3.25$5.50: Ewes: Culls and Common $1,75 4.4 $3; Rredlnsr Ewes, $3.50 'ijJo.O11; Fetder Iambs (S.lo'ii $7.S5.

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CHICAGO l.IVK STOCK HOGS Receipts 31,000. Market i? most'y 25c hi(ther; bulk $7.40 Ji $S; Top IS.40: Heavyweight $7.0'4 $S: Medium t7.S5rjf $S10; I.isrht $7.73fi $S.10; Mffht Iiffhts $S'a$S.40; Heavy Packing- ('own and Heifers, $2.50 li $3.75 ; Canner Steer

$S.25$4 00: Veal Calve, Handyweiarht i $7.501 $1

Harry Mays, "The Divine Healer." who grew famous over niirht, at New, Carlisle. Ind.. when tho news gathering associations heralded his miraculbtis healings to the world, has at last settled clown in Hammond, tacking his shinvle up at 440 Truman boulevard. Harry, who is an unassuming lad, resembling an overgrown boy, but powerful of stature, does not boast of trie:

iL,ight and jrreat success that has come to iim 00: Feeder through his ""aying- on of hands." and

$4 the result of which has netted him a

tlous, and energetic. j Harry has a full stock of old crutches, j canes, glasses, isupports, liandages ami whatnots that have long since been, abandoned by thowa who placed f aith in his miraculous powers. j

He points with considerable pride to a rair of crutches and a built up boot, the property of James Nagjc, of Indiana Harbor, who came to Mays with dierstf diseases. Today little James, whose left let- was nbo-it three and onef inches short. Is able to walk with ease; his sores healing up, and praises Mays to the limit. Another pitiful case Is that of Russell Sturgis, of Sturgis. Michigan, Russell la twenty-two years of ace and a handsome looking boy, but five years ago was struck by lightning and failed to recover his reasoning faculties. His grief stricken father and mother brought him to Hammond and left him in the care of Mr. Mays. He Is now rcelvlng Mr. Mays' attention, and is said to T' almost normal, being able to read any book or magazine and comment on articles intelligently. Mays has every proof under the sun that he can accomplish what he says

he can do. reKHroless of the nature of the disease. There are letters, stacks of them, that testify to positive cures from unfortunate being the country over. Many of them have taken oath that what they say Is true. Mays is hot a fanatic, nor doe3 he dote on religion. He takes no credit for what he does, and asserts that it in a divine

gift that was bestowed upon him the Creator In his jonngcr days.

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10 lbs. for LIMIT 20 LBS. to a Customer

Just think of the quality and think of the value is it any wonder that Friday has become such a famous food shopping day? Read every item advertised it will be worth your while. We invite your closest inspection.

PURE RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY JAM Absolutely pure and wholesome; made from fresh ripe, clean berries. Better jam could not be bought.

so why pay more.

39c

er jar

LA SEVILLANA OLIVES Imported Spanish Queen Olives, in quart jars. Per jar, 49 c

OCEAN WAVE PEACHES For pies, etc. Extra large cans. Per can, 20c

SANTA CLARA PRUNES New Crop. They are sweet, small pitted and meaty. Per lb. 15c

WHITE FIGS Fancy California Figs. Per lb.

15c

BRIAR RIDGE TOMATOES Red.

ripe Indiana tomatoes. Per large can

16c

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the taste.

LARGE DILL PICKLES Firm and juicy. A snap, each

CAPITOL PEARS In large size cans. The quality is first class. Put up in heavy syrup. Direct from Oregon, where the best pears in this country are 9C

grown.

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ALASKA S0CKEYE SALMON Fine enough for any table. High grade. Per q

LibbyVRed Sal-

mon. Per large can

29c

IMPORTED ANCHOVIES Filettes Anchovies with Spanish dives. Put up in fancy

35c

tins

Per tin

DEL MONTE PEACHES The brand speaks for itself. Yellow free stone 20 C peaches. Per can .

FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE High grade Peaberry. Q C 4 pounds for O'V

OUR BLEND A mixture of Bourbon, Bogota and fancy Santos coffee. A A C delightful drink. Per lb U C

YUBAN COFFEE You can't beat this coffee at this price. QQ Per pound O 17 C

OOLONG, GUNPOWDER AND BASKET FIRED JAPAN TEA It is of gQc excellent cup quality. Per lb.

DUTCH PROCESS COCOA This is not a cheap cocoa, for it contains 25 ' ',- pure butter fat. Compare it with other cocoas t'lat sell for 60c and 70c. Friday and Saturday 1 Qr only, per lb LU

HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Beautiful thick slices of finest fruit that it is possible to pac' Cannencs are sold out of this fruit, and indications are that it will sell for as OJmuch as 50c a can before long. . . .

FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. . . 47c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, Every One Guaranteed 37c

LONG STORE CENTER OF ATTRACTION The TV; K. Img ftnrp on Ka.'t State street was the coni'-r of attraction today for women who aspire to own one eort of a fur or another, Or there were big- fur.?, little furs, in fact every kind of a fur iuiaiuabl at the store's first annual fur show vhlh will be In progress foi one week, beSinnlngr today. There are pome surprisingvalues; for instance. the showIs featuring an all fur coat, Irr the latest tyle for the meagre sum of $56. En. this game quality garment sellinglast year tor almost three tini's as much.' There are ftri-at valuer in the higher priced fur.", also. When It is considered a fur coat will lajt the wearer -many seasons and look Sood as lony as it Is worn, a fur coat

ii a most substantia! Investment. The show Is creating inten&o interest at tho Lccjc Store.

FLORIDA DEMORALIZED

"DEATH BATTALION" LEADER TO SPEAK Whiting to Hear Col. Dan Smith of 90th Division, A. E. F.

SPECIAL TO THE TIME31 WHITING, ind., U:c. 27. Colonel Dan Morgan Smith, major of the "Battalion of reath," 1st Battalion. 358 Infantry. 50th Division, A. K. F., will address a union mass meeting Monday, Got. 31. in the WhiMng- M. K. church at 7:30 p. m. on the experience of his men in taking- Hill No. 350- 1 I-es Quatre Chf mins, Ies Hult Chemins. This ii tho battalion wh-se operations electrified America, when cablegrams telllnir of its disparate fljjht with thiee German regiments were published by the leading papers of America. Colonel Smith who has l ren speaking to crowded houses .ill over the United Btates, was born in Virginia, reared in Florida, practiced law in Havannah, Ga . entered tho .Spanish-American War, practised law and served as assistant corporation council of th city of Chicago, Illinois. When the World's War enlisted money and mon. he entered th A. K. K. as liinior, bd his troops in the fiercest lighting, was wounded several times ami was promoted to lieutenant on the Hold. Admission will be free.

BY FIERCE HURRICANE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TAMl'A, KU4., Oct. 27 Tampa is demoralized by the hurricane hiii struck it. As yet there are no electric lights and the trolley service Is demoralized; no telephones are operating. Newspapers cannot print owing to lack of i'ouer. Tin -re Is no water to dr'.nk. There are many broken "windows In the main business section. At Ybor City there la a net irf wires, flung from the poles to tho around In

i the raging gale.

I'almetto Beach -wan Inundated. Many houses were destroyed. Here was the only loss of life reported. Two were drowned and one was electrocuted. Cigar factories were badly damaged by water and many buildings were unroofed. In Hyde Tark, the rich residential section the damage to homes was enormous, ilany trees were blown down. All industries are paralyzed. The actual financial loss cannot be ascertained, but it will mount into the millions-.

Removing Mildew. Chloride of lime, used intelligentl, will remove mildew. Do not u fo much. A teaspooriful to small tub or pail full of water Is plenty. Be sure lime is thoroughly dissolved, or hotter fitiil, tie it up In a stout piece f cloth and run water onto It, presIn? the cloth with a stick; thea allow Ir f float in tub. Immerse artlcl to be cleansed and allow to stend several hours. Remove and rinse thoroughly In several nvaterfe. Repeat It' necessary, hut do not Increase quantity of lime, es It will cat the material.

Avoid World's Blind Alleys. The young man of today does not have to follow the Job his father hud unless it's the job best suited for him. The wise youth finds out what most npper.ls to him, and then sees to It that h;'s the iest fellow in that business. S'.ioh fellows rise to success in spite of handi.-nps. Then the world wonders and applauds. It's folly to remain cooped up with limitations when yon might just as wvll he enjoying thf fullest liberty. If by chance you pot Into a blind alley see to it that you & t out at once. Grit.

Cleaning a Photograph. To clean a photograph wipe with a soft cloth wrung out In warm water and a little ammonia and dry with another cloth.

Surely! It la easy enough to find a needl in a haystack If you sit on It.

Many Wear the Ribbon. A cording to a current item. In France nearly 1,000,000 men are entitled to wear the ribbon of the Legion of Honor, or one in every fifty inhabitant. Long affo Murk Twain said thnt "few escape it." Arkansas Gazette.

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220 State Street Phone 4014 $3.00 Orders Delivered Free The Great -9c Sale For Friday and Saturday

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CHARLES IS STILL IN

HUNGARY S CUSTODY

Little Entente, Restless, Sends Threatening Note To Vienna.

Gilt Edge Butter, it's 47 C great. Per lb Swift's Pure Lard, 49 C 4 lbs COFFEE Tip Top Coffee, ACk r 2 lbs Our Special Coffee, 5)9 C 2 lbs TEA Ceylon, India or Gun- 39 C powder, per lb COOKIES Fresh Coccoanut Bars. 9Qr 2 lbs. for .O Lily Soda or Graham Crackers 'b. 59c caddy . Monarch Ketchup, 2 pt. A Q q bottles

;e-1 Heinz' L .rge Dill Pickles, Q

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Clothesline,

Sash Cord, 50 ft. . -"arlor 4-Sewed Broom, at

39c 39c

Oh Henry Chocolate Bars OQp 4 for

29d

INTERNATIONAL NEWS ECRV1CE VIENNA, Oct. 27. Former Emperor

Charles was Btlll in outsody of th ; llijncarian snvernment today and had I

not been turnoil over to K'ipiand

from Budapest. I O IOT

The 'little entente" JuRO-Slavia, rzecho-Slovakia and Rumania is be

coming- restive under the delay !n dls- matO SaUCe

pos'.iitf of Charles. These countries

fear that monarchist influence is mak

inpr itself felt at Budapest. J r)y PeaS, 3 for

A note has been sent from Belgxad

Kippered Herring in To mato Sauce

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threatening invasion of Hungary, be- I lUUlluiu UJM'ib v-" f-re Fund-.;,- unlrps the Hungarian gov- ' (Jer 2 1 lb. CaHS forS f. .mrrt complies with the followir.gr ! ... . n

ireaoea cocoanut.

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dcm-ip s: Fur.r; drrs Charles to the allies.

Defrays cost of mobil'zinR troops in 1 5 lbs. Oatmeal, new the countries holering Hungary. I rrOD Charles and Zita are b th broke.'" It. " 1 undertsood that they pawned ali;10sJbs. white Or

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monarchist roup.

Meal, freshlyground ....

19c

49c 49 c 49c yellow Cor: 29c

59c 39c 22 oz. 49c

ersey Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs

7elmo Prepared Pancake 1 Flour, 2 pkgs. for. . . "

juart jar Western Honey : . . .allon can Karo Blue Label Syrup ....... 'ure Fruit Preserves ; screw top jars, 2 for.

ello or Jiffy Jell 9c Popcorn, sure pop, 5 lbs. for. 29c Spaghetti or Macaroni, fresh stock, 2 lbs. for 19c Rainsins, new crop Sun Miid, seeded cr seedless, 2 pkgs.. 49c

agle Milk IS.-

Grape Juice, pt 29c Classic White Laundry Soap, -J bars ?z 'els Naphtha, 5 for 2Zz 1 & G. Soap, 5 for I' z m. Family, 7 for 3C : Gold Dust, 2 targe pkgs 4Sc Lux, 3 packages 29c Palmolive Soap, 4 for 29c

Oregon Prunes, big ones, n'vj crop, 2 lbs. for 29c Farm House Sweet Corn, new pack, 5 for 59c

No More Walks.

Cnptnln K!dd strode from the mod- j em hmmerynrri with a Toiler of ansrry ' Te have our own auto truck and make two deliveries a day. We onths a,,,! a tight grip on his rmJass. j h jj j t h j f ,hjs sae phone 4,3,4 Aj, s "?.oun1s: hp exclaimed to his lieuten- : ,,,,-,,- i i-

ant. "It s impossible for a man to , anicea rresn auu ui uic ingncH ujam) .

b? a pirate in thee extortionary timet.

One can't even afford a plank !"