Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 172, Hammond, Lake County, 12 January 1922 — Page 10

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BY FIERCE BLIZZARD

BAtVTIMQRE. Md . Jan. J-. T':. .-t..rst gfvie of the winter here, arvom"aiiied "by snow, rain ami sleet, strueic talliinore today. A su'liool boy, Mimi'I by the aio and s.tet, wa.s struck v u. street car while attempting to tin tracks and is expected tt die. i'iom Ins injuries. A motor trick

driver had a narrow escape when tt large ttee. burdened by tin- weight of .- now and M.i-i toppled over ami then i ; crushed til" fiont .' the vehicle. The j driver c.-ca pod bv y;mpi nx'. Two ! crowded street oa r voltidi-d but t lie 1 I ;:rs :aet was sii-uht and no one was in - , i jured. The mi r men's vision hnd j ' been abseim-u by the storm. . j ' 'Tanks ' ' To Transport j New York Securities

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will soon be seen in financial district here.

plans just made public. Tile .irst car planned will 1 modeled after the bullet-proof "tanks" now used by the New York Post office. These will replace (he lnej-'s-enKcr and are expected to end the unnual losses which reach into the million's.

the downtown j divvcr .Saturday night. rturinfr their tay in Wa.hlnftton bv according to. An last. niht a ,ulK:n niuo cmere- those children

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the three negro prison- stated that the chiriren wer .-. .t, iri hu t -

is. Th" mob did not leave until 8:00 j iK tlieir mite toward the cause of o clock this morning. The sheriff j world peace and the establishment of

"fuura at every window aimed a real democracy for with rifles to prevent any ruh on the' China. .lai! and a machine gun is also said to j have been mounted. 1

f jits them foett'-r. nips plait for swaps vides that tiie mem

Th'ss post-Christ-nif rn:fit K'-ft3 prolifrs run l."ep r.yht'

on tradtn until ih'-y eet a bargain.

the people

NKW" Yt ti-lK Armored cars. with armed guards inside ahd eoit. carry cit; millions of dollars' worth of securities.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Phone

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Phone 794

GROCERY and MARKET SCRUB i GRANDMA BATH ROSE BRUSHES i Washing powder Urge, SOAP, 5 for 10c 17c 25c BONELESS 10 POUND SACK FRESH PORK CORN BEEF v SALT i SHANKS 14c 25c 14c BILL DOG BLUEING ; BONELESS BEEF GALVANIC 3 for STEW ' SOAP 25c j 14c - 10BAr-s50c BRICK CHEESE CAN MILK I HOME MADE SAUER per nound j 1 f KRAUT, qt., a Dozen, $1.10 : 1 SNYDER'S BAKED ! PORK SHOULDER ' ASSORTED BEANS ! ROAST. SOUPS 2 ,CT25c 16c 10c SALMON ! FRESH SPARE WAX PAJER 2 cans ; RIBS 6 for 25c 13ic ; 25c

REMARKABLE HEROISM BY ME YEAR OLD

j L.VXSIXC;. ir.lv.. Jan. I I Ilemark- ; able heroism displayed ty mnti-jcar-j obi Jane Aluiti is all that saved little j.MHrwil Ti ier. aged six, from a watery I grave .Monday evetiinsc. ' The two Utile Kirii. who live in i I,an ipj.r. iiad gone to the pord on the ' Ice aft-r school. Tlu-y were alone. The 'ice was treacherous, due to the thaw j Sunday and Monday. Getting too near ! an airhole, both children broke through I at a place where the water was five i and one-half feet dp. ' In some manner little Miss- Aisip ; dragged herself out onto the ice after I sii" had n' me bwn twice, she reta.ined j her presence C mind and imstajit'y ; readied for her littlo playmate, liar- ; il's hair wa (loi.titiK on the sairface ief the water an l she urabbed for it, j Clatchin'ir the hiitidfnl of hair she . draff peil the chiid upward until her j lace w as .-.bove the surfuce of the j water. Then w ith a tenacity of d"Sjperation she held on and screamed for .'help. So tightly del she maintain her ' stasp that it as found hfr iinjierj nails had bitten into the flesh of her j palm. j l-'or fifteen minutes site, continued to ! lmn on and scream. It wa.s 5 o'clock 'ind goUinjr dark. Tiieii d'.r helped out by barkiiiK. The attention of a man jwas at last attracted and the Kiris ! were rescued. Marwil had been nnconi scions from the instant she struck the

water and had net MtruifKled. lr. NY. A l'otts was called. I'or rorty-iive minutes he worked over the rhild befor consciousness was restored. Both recovered quickly and were able to attend school today.

HEAD LETTUCE, CELERY, YELLOW TURNIPS C. W. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE 741 CLAUDE ST., HAMMOND

GUARD JAIL HEAVILY TO PREVENT LYNCHING

l.'XI'i.N'TOlVX. Pa.. Jan 1 Ths Fnyel'.e cojiity Ja.il .hero was heavily arti.trded today by state troopers and a iarge n'.wr.ber of special deputy sheriffs to nrevnt a possible tripio lynching tbis aftirtipnn. Two npgros And a nos ! are held in jail as suspect?in c-onncction wi'h the murder and vobbfry of Psul Newcomber, a taxleah

LAW OFFICERS MEET AT THE CAPITAL

l'J'IAXAlOMf5. Ind.. .Tan. 12. Several hundred law enforcemeir; officers of lh" wtato this afternoon attended :, conierence at. the state hoti.se called by A'tornf-y-dcneral Lsh for the purpose of seeking more ricid enforcement, particularly of the inhibition law., and to obtain closer eo-opera i . ui between prosecutors ami police offieiaio. Governor MVOay addressed toSay's conference which was called at Ihe .suegestion of Attorney-General I a upiieri y. The porsecutor.-, sheriffs and police chiefs, wiil remain over to attend a conference tomorrow of judges of the state, county and city courts whieii

. .. ..i..i.-,.irr criuaiiy t ti 5amf !eics. The hieetinsr of judfre eaiied by the governor.

Women Will Swap j Misfit Christmas Gifts! NKW YOHK. The Wiiman's City Club here have work?d out cfrmpreLtnsive plans for trading off nnilryiri ii 'hi'istmns presents for something- that a

RECOVER CHILD'S BODY FROM

!:-!. t, dra-sre the ted of tb stream in the hone of finding the body of Tsibf ' Kiefer. 5 years oitf, who is be'.evid to hare drowned in the rfc'cr Saturday. The body of Hosrer Brown, i. v.'h" was last seen, playing on the bank of the river w.th the Kiefr girl, wji ;"-overed from th river Ilia 'est'lay. A rr.it'en identffetl s oa trprn by the little j:irl a'co hs J-.een a.-Ttfa ' tip frem the river.

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CHINESE CHILDREN ARE INTERESTED IN I THE CONFERENCE ! SHANGHAI. China. Stranpe a, ;t I may seem, the children who live, in j the Chinkiang- f.rpanape are keenly in. ! tersted in the movements of the con-i ference and of the men from the South- :

vrovernment who are in Washington. Kleven dollars, Kaved from fflstiriK three days, has been donated to the managing editor of the Shun Pao. r local Chinese daily, as a contribution toward the propaganda expenses of Dr.

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CLOTHING

Way Below Par A Savings Tin to Men

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Formerly Known as Lake County Savings and Trust Bank Corner State and Hohman Sfcs. Hammond, Ind.

STAflT THE CALL flOUUNGr-.

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We will pay interest at the rate of three per cent from January first on all savings deposits made on or before January fifteenth.

PETER W. MEYN. Pres. JOS. W. WEIS, Vice Pres.

DAVID T. EMERY, Sec.-Tiea?. CHAS. H. W0LTERS, Asst. Sec.-Treas.

PETER W. MEYN W. C. BELMAN JOHN N. BECKMAN

A. M. TURNER ALBERT MAACK JULIUS H. MEYN

JOS. W. WEIS FRANK S. BETZ DAVID T. EMERY

OPEN TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL S O'CLOCK

ver coats

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uits

We wish we could get every man and young man in town on the wire to tip him off to this clothing opportunity. Large quantities of Suits and Overcoats of dependable quality have been priced for clearance. You wll find it unusually good business to buy now.

An assortment that comprises practically every favored model Suits and Overcoats suited for busi

ness, dress and

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Dunv Uisiers, v.ne5iern

famed plaid backs. Suits

The Overcoats include Raglans and the great mav be had in single,

double breasted and belted styles.

SUITS AND OVERCOATS BROKEN SIZES

January Clearance Brings Values in Men's

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up-

During this Clearance Sale, special lines of shirts are notably reduced. Economical to buy for future as well as immediate needs.

Of good quality percale m patterns ranging from conservative to fancy designs. Sizes 1 4 to 1 7.

1.45

Fancy madras and fine quality percale, in a great number of patterns. Sizes 14 to 17.

1.95

Woven madras, crepe madras in colorful and conservative patterns, also white. Sizes 14tol7.

Nothing Higher

Clearance o

SUITS AND OVERCOATS IN ALL SIZES

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SUITS AND OVERCOATS IN ALL SIZES

31.S5 $;

75 $4.75

Nothing Higher

its

$3,

$5.75

Arranged in five lots for convenient selection. Worsteds, cassirneres, serges, hairlines, corduroy and iceman's. Piain eclers, stripes and mixtures. Sizes 28 to 50. Jvnt the lots to match odd coats and vests. Values to $9.95. Men's Winter Union Suits $1.25 $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 Cotton, wool and mercerized worsted .usd cotton and all-woo!. A clearances of odds and ends and broken hnes of high grade Union Suits. Wide range of fizes and weights.

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