Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 3 November 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thursday, November ?, 1921

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(BY ATTORNEY r. A. PARKS.) The- Reppa party, realuins they are defeated, have resorted to trickery e-nd chicanery; they are misrepresented falsifying facts; they have attackChe good name of many of the best Citizens of Kast Chicago; they are carrying on a campaign of libel, slander and vilification with such persons as Marcus Hershcovitz, Henry Landeneld, Billy Murray. W. O. Harmon." L. JV. Sarlo and the 'M?ourbon Kid", as their spokesmen. - When they saw that the last nail wall was driven in their coffin by the xposure of the part that John K. Ileppa took in the primary campaign of 1917, wherein he attempted to put over a ticket on which there were to be no native born Americans, through 4V ba Ottenheimer and E. W. Wickey, 4nd Tommy Richards as a "mo too", rhey attempted to steal the name and emblem of the Citisens Tarty and even deprive the voters of this city from ven voting for the candidates of the Citisens Party on election day. On account of loopholes in our election laws and by reason of the Reppa organization having1 two of the three

members of the board of election commissioners, which two members were Abe Ottenheimer and Tummy Richards, they have bevn able to steal the name of the Citizens Party, together with the party emblem, the stnr. Hut fortunately the steal was accomplished and known ten days before, this city election which Is a mifflrlent time for the Callahan Party to go out to the voters of our city, of whom at lease two-thirds are for Prank Callahan for mayor, to know that on election day Callahan and his associates will be found on the official ballot under the name of Independent Party and the shield as the. party rinblotii. As a sample of a f a w of the misrepresentations which are beinR printed In Reppa's newspaper, we montlon the following: Statements are beinitr made to show that certain liquor dealers were not paying their liquor licentes during- the Callahan administration. It ia true that in the City of Kast Chicago, as well as in Gary and Hammond and other cities in Lake County and throughout the State of Indiana, that seldom the saloonkeepers did not al-

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The below prices were made possible only by

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introduce this flour. Lowest Price In Years 1-2 Barrel Sacks $3.98 14 Barrel Sacks $2.05

1-8 Barrel Sacks $1.05 1

Pot Is Your Winter Supply Mow Our Guarantee: Buy your winter supply. If you are not satisfied with the first baking we will call for it, grre you your money back, and charge you nothing for what you used. To avoid overloading, our fieet of trucks, flour will be delivered the first of next week, unless you need it at once.

Other Specials for Friday, Saturday

Sweet Potatoes

Now b the time to eat Sweet Potatoes. Choice quality Virginia. Wry special, OCp 10 lbs OOC

Sugar Best quality Granulated Sejar, 10 lb. limit with $2 grocery purchase (butter, eggs and flour excluded), 10 QQ.

Coffee Oit f anions Leader Coffee, 3 lbs. for 79c. 97 Per lb C

Prunes New Extra Sweet Santa Gar a Prunes, good size. 1 2 if Now, per lb .... .

National Biscuit Co.'s "CAKES" COCOANUT MACAROONS, TOKEN SANDWICH OA Raspberry FiEmg), SOCIAL TEA SANDWICH M( Lemon Filling) , LORN A DQONE, fresh from oyen

Extra! From Our Nut Department Sugar Roasted Peanuts

Regular 35c quality. Our every day price, 29c. (One pound limit to a customer.) .Special for this sale

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ways pay their liquor licenses within , tho Ave days as provided by law. But !

a search of the liquor license records In the city controller's office will show that dring the Callahan administration the city never lout one cent by the non-payment of liquor licenses. One of the crudest attempts to misload tho voters and falsify the farts Is a statement from the report of the Held examiners of the State Board of Accounts, who examined" the books and accounts of the city officials in January 1st. 1913. to December 31st, 191ti. In this report the following Is quoted: "Wn are accustomed to think of a bonded indebtedness on a municipality as representing some Improvement

made, or property purchased, but In ;

this Instance, better than eighty per cent of the municipal Indebtedness represents accumulation of adminis

tration expense. This condition, un- ( slander will divert them one lota from

less remedied soon, will surely leadt to

financial suicide." The bonded indebtedness of the city in 1816. was as follows: Kefundlnff bonds issued 1905 f 30,000.00 Refunding bonds Issued 1816 100,000.00 Indiana Harbor S'lre Station bonds . . S.B5.0 Garbage Crematory bonds.. 11.500.00

their path of duty. Reppa, his ticket

and leaders stand condemned in the eyes of the publio. Only the official ratification of this condemnation Is awaited at tha city Election on November 8th, 1M1.

READ THESE TWIN CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

Wassey's Pleating Shop K.MBROIDICRIXG. ST.4MPIXU, HBU (TITCHINU, MUTTOff HOl.fS. BITTUV lOVKIUt;, HltAIDIXl. Hl'CHINU, FASCK STITCH !.. 1 STATE STItt KT, I'HONfi HAH. MUND 44dL

Satisfied smokers give preference o the new Sterling Booster c!ea.r. Tha woke with that velvet taste. Try ino todsy. 9-1J

INDEPENDENT PARTY MEETING THIS WEEK.

Thursday evening National Parish Hall, 4918 Wcgg av. Friday evening Masonic Temple, Bast Chicago. Saturday evening Audltorltwn, Indiana Harbor. Sunday evening Columbia Hall. Inliana Harbor at 2 p. in. Koscuisko Hall, 138th and Cedar st , Indiana Har-b-r, 7:30 p. m. Krupa Hall. 160th and Baring v. 10-31-8

Instructions of artlstlo violin slayng. Adolph Weber. ?618 Cedar St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 620-W. 10-31-6,

Total 1X.046.00 The State Board of Accounts no doubt ha-'d reference to the two Issues of refunding bonds. The refunding bond Issue of 1905 was under the Hale administration. The refunding bond issue of $100,000.00 for 1915 waa during the Callahan administration. - but it was as everyone knows who waa familiar with the financial conditions of our city for several years prior to 1915, that the refunding bond Issue of 1915 was to take up and iuy outstanding warrants and indebtedness, which were inherited from the Hchlleker adThe books in the controller's office will show this. On account of this refunding bond issue of 115, the Callahan administration Was able to pay oiY the outstanding warrants and indebtedness inherited from the .Schlleker administration and to place the city un a cash basis as to the payments of city warrants where It has teen up to the present time. During the year 1913, the Schlleker administration expended $80.00.00 more than the receipts of the ctty for that year. This deficit along with the deficit of a preceding year was passed along to the Callahan administration which necessitated the refunding bond Issue of 1915. It is not-the Intention of the Callahan managers to attempt to nail every lie and explain every false charge of misrepresentation made by the Reppa. followers. The preceding are only samples of the hundreds that are being spread over the city. The two preceding are taken from their official organ, but those which are passed and handed out on the street and privately are much worse. Scandalous stories are privately told about candidates on the Callahan or Independent ticket. With defeat staring them In the face the K.eppa followers hava become malicious and malignant. But, "Truth crushed to earth will rise again." The voters of this city are not as ignorant and gullible as the Reppa party would have you think. The voters of this city have made up their minds what they are going to do and no stealth of party name or emblem, no trickery, no ehlcenerv, libel or

Twin City News Notes

Do you know that the Bluebird Beauty Shoppe (a sura to please you? Call for appointment. Expert Marcel Waving, Hot Oil and SceJp Treatments. Fnone Kast Chicago 107. 11-3-t

Phone Kast Chicago 615-Tt tor coal, wood, expressing and hasllng, potatoes, chickens live or dressed. iV. 3. McLaughlin, 4835 Olcoti ve: ll--6t

Have you tried the new Sterling booster cigsr? If not why not? 9-13

Instructions of Artlstik Violin playing. Adolph Wllber, 310 Cedar st. Phone 530-W. 11:2:5

Instructions of Artlstik Violin playing; Adolph Weber, 3610 Cedar street, Phone Ea-st Chit-Ago 53-V. 11-2-5

If Yon Wast to Buy, Sell or Lease Apply to AARON WARSHAW Real Estate acd Insurance 4003 Parriih Avenue Phone Indiana Harbor 1448

Rheumatism for Years Left Him Helpless and Unable to Work-Cured

Mr. James H. .Allen suffered for years with rheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated impurities, commonly called uric acid deposits, wens dissolved In the Joints and muscles and expelled from the ody. With this idea In mind he consulted phycleian. mud exnrimnt and flnaJIv comoounded a prescription that quickly and completely banlshad every flrn and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freelv rave his discovery to others who took it, with what mlirht be called marveloaa success. After vears of urdn: he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about hi. discovery thrwifh the newspapers. Wets rrug Company has lien appointed agent for Allenrhn In this viclnitv with the un-derstandine-that he will freelv return the turchae money on the first two Tattles to all who state they received no benefit. dv.

All members of tha East Chicago Woman's Club are Invited to attend the Reciprocity Day of the Hammond Woman' Club on . Saturday afternoon at the Humraond Country Club at 2:30 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid of . the Congregational eburch held their regular bustneaa and social meeting yesterday afternoon In tho church pairtor. There, was a Arte attendance and plane were completed for tho basaar and wupper, which will he held the early part of December. Mrs. Peter Hangiey of Cameron. Mo. who has been visiting at the home of Or. axid Mrs. Brandenburg for some time, is leaving Saturday for her home. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational cbureh will meet Srlday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. H- Poor, In" Sforth Magtmn sTewj. There will be a report from the annual W. B. M- X. convention. Which was held If Chicago lat week, and the annual election of officers. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Willlama entertained at a dinner party last evening In

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"THE UNEXAMPLED WONDER OF THE 20th CENTURY." Editorial, Boston Herald. "The Most Amazing Spectacle Etct Seen on Land or Sea.' New York Globe. "Worth Going One Hundred Miles to See." Pittsburg Press. ''WELL WORTH TEN DOLLARS A SEAT." New York Herald.

Note Our Reduced Prices

AFTERNOONS 13c 22c 31c TAX EXTRA

Augmented Orchestra of Twelve Pieces

EVENINGS 22c and 50c TAX EXTRA

NOTE: On Saturday and Sunday "Way Down East" will also be shown at the Orpheam to accommodate ail our patrons. The combined seating capacity is greater than any single theatre in the state of Indiana. SPECIAL FOR THE CHILDREN AH children wiH be admitted for lie Saturday from 10 to 2.

honor of Captain Ralph Canine, the following guests at the Lyndora hotel: Mr. and Mre. E. Jf. Canine, Miss Margaret Canine. Mies ElUabeth Williams and Dr. Robert Spear. The regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Welfare Association will be held fYlday evening. Nov. Ith, at S o'clock, at their new station, 4720 Olcott avenue. This Is an open meeting and the public Is Invited to attend. Dr. and Mrs. David Johns are the proud parents of a son born Tuesday afternoon at St. Margaret's hospital. Hammond. Mrs. Johns will be remembered as Miss Helen Hartley before ber marriage. Mrs. C. C. Shclden entertained the Bacons on Monday afternoon at a hallo we'en party. The house waa appropriately . decorated, and the lunch rn Keeping with the occasion. The gnest

of tho afternoon was Mrs. Jesse Thomp son. . rtey. and Mrs. Krank Haples are the dinner gueate this evening of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloomberg In ?7orth Olcott avenue. Mre. Frank Williams is hoetess this aftefnoon to the members of the Reciprocity Club at her home on TTorth Magoun arenae. Captain Ralph Canine, his mother, Mrs. K. X. Canine and Mrs. H. Ackroyd, are In CWcago today shopping.

The Ladles Social Union of the Kast Chicago M. E. church met yesterday

afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. C

Brandenburg. It was their regular monthly and social meeting. Dr. A. D. Pow, who baa been unable to be in his dental office this week on account of sickness, is vet ynruch better, and returned to hia office this morning.

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BILL BRENNAN BETS DECISION OVER DO WD PROVIDENCE, Nov. 3. iiill Brennan of New Tork, was lven the decision over Dan Dowd of Boston in a twelve round heavyweight ,ght at Marievllle lsst niarht.

9W VIRGINIA Friendly BURLEY GcnUcmcn TURKISH The perfect lleni of the three perfect cigarette tobaccos in one perfect cigarette one -eleven cigarettes

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OUR FIGHT DECISIONS

Decltiions of boxing representatives are: At Montreal Mike McTiarue knocked out Buck Crouse ). At Providence, li. I. Bill Brennan beat Dan O'Dowd (12J.

MILWAUKEE BIDDING

FOR BUFF-MOORE GO Tom Andrews, matchmaker for the Cream City A. C. of Milwaukee. Is angling fir a match 4etween Johnny Buff, bantamweight champion, and Pal Moore, local 118 pounder, who is making Chicago his home . According: to Harry Hockstad-er, wHo is looking after Moore's afl'airs, B"1T has demanded a fiat pusrante of $8.0wi. Matchmaker Andr;g has re'used to meet the demand, but will ive the champion a liberal percentage of the receipts, which should t- in excess of M.OV0.

Ajnaizo Cora oa Best for Salads and Cooking Buy tn five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 233. l&oby, Ind.

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