Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 214, Hammond, Lake County, 3 March 1922 — Page 5
Friday, March ?. 1922.
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Crown Point News Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.
Mrs. E1, Ci'.ratTi and daughter KHztbeth aro rotui-nlns fr-rr. C!
to:'firht. Mrs. OeW.-ti bavin confined in the hospital iv..-v the ... .. .
i.er aaujuiiT several
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p"!'-.. i.ttn.J of the. eiuo ear kis RrrarKH and th isa attpmiips- nr..
ih Mr. and Mrs. W Monday evening
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I:. j. Woods or the l.etz Man-ifaet-""'!; Co., Wt last n;ht for points '-'!'.'tI''Srii Illinois, ..n a business li :1 the souio company.
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' :" :-- (J. Club at h ' ri:;y ni j-ht.
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v-'uVkkt of Clrero, III., riii.- Hade, ...f ltoekertamod by M!w Ruth :ali:r();ty and Sundav.
The young ladies are ctUe?e friends of Miss Broyfeji'ic. Mr?. Charles DaulKrty is entertaining the l'.ea.uro flub at her homo this aftern--.cn f -vintr dinner at o'cloi-U
the evening being: spent in games a. social hour.
Miss Irene Carre!! left on Thursday niht for Ft. Wjine where ."he will visit relatives over the week-end. Mrs. John Fisher was a tfraciou!, hostoa . the members of the I'.ii Luck Club wiii.ii moots every Wednesday at ihc homes of different member, who furris-h delect able dishes for each other's enjoyment. Cards follow. Cue prize. on Wednesday 'boinv; w-.-.ti or Mrs. Jessie IMrr and Mrs. otto
These honors fell upon the shoulders , built by
to ir-eii.. i itincK nenry j.ainet v ntj.e hi if A. K. 1 musical show. "A Buck on Leave" will be the attraction at the l'arthenon theatre, Hammond. Marh ?, 10 and li under the ausiucca of Ktlw aid H. I.;!T.si-n I'ost. No. M2, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Sert. Uarnes ooiiu-' here direct from a brilliantly suivt s.--ful two weeks run at the Auditoritm theatre, Chleaio. When the lluy was presented at the wonderful Cham pdes Flysees theatre
; In I'aris. it was witnessed by many of i the gnut tnil.taiy leaders. m. m tiers of i the I'eaoe conference and other n.otaI bles, several of whom saw the h"W apain in Washington at the .ShuhortC.arriok theatre. Mrs. Hardin;;. "The j First Lady of the Land" save a bo-: party at one of thu performances in I tlit na tionul oapital. "!'at" I'.arne.s will appear hero In his original role r,f Duck" and with him I wiii be Joe Uurns, the original diminutive Wl. l" There will be a larre supi porting company of singers, dancers i and comedian's.
the Hotel LuSalle company,
which now operated the Hotel LaS.ille, and will be named Hotel Stevens after James W. Steven, president of the -on.pan .
LMDSAY LANGUISHES IN TOMBS
o'clock in the morninn. j usual "SOS" sitrnal. Th city is divided into patrol zones j " Our experiments.'' said a.n official which interlap. the patrolman of one f of the Marconi Wireless Co., have provzore encountering his fellow- off icers j cd most sa tisfa' tc ry. of two neighboring zones at regular j "We have produced an Instrument o4 intervals of half an hour. j the 'you touch the button and w e a HBKS AKK l Klitl, j tho rest' kind, with the use of which
Lincoln has not recorded a serious ; email f-hins need only carry one. wtre-
PNTFHNTICNAL NEW5 StRViCEj :t;V VuliK, March Alfred
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Miss iji-ssie Kaasch has been iinabl
t, attend to her d-itU-s in 'o
Wheat on's ofl'io- this week on aceo'..
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CHECKER KXm IN GARY SAT. NIG-HT
120000 IN MENNQNITE
HEGIRA TO MEXICO!:
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ESCAPE MANN
ACT CHARGES
U-Al che from Ch
"Criaiie to p., r he rnirjto. A'ing i lie Ma-.n Aa aii'a i n
merits rr.'ni the .-.ffi.-o of t'.:o -o.t of j.istiee yesterday orle "o asr. v Fo.ra l'rotto and two
' '.'-40 ivui"S;is and Kost s w 'irrested ny dettM iv
cf -. iot them, de;i. rt-
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anos, wii.i sergeant
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ors m.i p:ainclct!ies:ian Wednosdav.
:,d La ;-.( county chc kc-r f.iV.s ii;e sp.-t liiit at the Oary V. Saturday niciit wV.en they vill o-.i wits ai.aijist "Surf fl:nt" k i- player of note who htUs mpaign. 111.
Mr. lb-!l who has played at.d defeated most of the prominent checker artists all cr the United States viV ar'e in Cary tomorrow morninp to take on Cary's and Lake county's best. Ar.:iyone wishing t" take I'art ai' cordially invited to attend. Arrangements are now bein completed by the "Y" matiapcment for a county tournament which wiil b.j slg: dSaturday e von ins. M"-rch IS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., March 3 A special train -bearing 1 ''' Mennoriifes, the ndvatice ptjnrd of a host of ?0.rtOi li-nv-inv? Canada for the promised land Mexico will reach tins city lonicht
'vor tile ( hi oh go, Milwaukee and
Fan! railroad. They are bound for Chihuahua. Mexico. here the sect has purchased -'".'00 acres of land and hero twenty villajios have been laid out.
llie M.-nnoTutcy. amonir the pc.i pc in Canada, are leavinc, because of lib, ted pers-oet; lion.
Lindsay, "ladies' broker," who Is
U jjetl to have defrauded wealthy to- i ciety women whom he Interested In i fraudulent stock ? hemes of .-lose to a million dollars, continued to languish a forlorn btire in Tombs prlsor. whi'.o
frietuls are trying to arrange for the J.-iO.O'if1 bail which he is held in. Lindsay supyested to Assistant District Attorney Richard C Murphy that his women victims let him out of jail so that ho could make money to repay th. ni.
"I can make money, but T can't do
unythitiK whiie 1 am in jail," pleaded
Jnd.-ay.
Hut thus far, the sreiety women
dupes of tho broker ha.ve turned a deaf ear to his plea and have not receded from thip determination to prosecute hi in and keep him in prison. Miss Florence James, one of Lindsay's victims told the district attorney
Si. j that Lindsay, in order to interest wom1 en friends of he.rs n his market
! schemes, staged parties and supplied j funds for the affairs. These women.
; M iss Ja mes lo.clar
flics In the residential districts since the soldier patrol system jrot under way. Burglaries and automobile thefts also have been reduced to a minimum. Liquor manufacture is virtually nil.
i in tact, the home section of the city j is said to be the best policed of any i place of like size in the country. Meanwhile, there is little complaint j of unemployment amonu ex -service J men, who can show honorable discharge , papers. Lincoln veterans are working
ami eating regularly. Legion offirs say.
less operator lnstad of three.. "Briefly, the instrument Is a foursecond bell-alarm. By merely touching a key and repeating a four-econd beat three times a bell is rung an all iimilarl--htted sh.ps w ithin a rang of a hundred miles. "This rane la by no means fins 1. w e hope to extend lt to two hundred."
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.-;c'.;d:?ii; to the Protto woman ? i.ia:-r;e.d and after leaving her homo a.i'arin at Krar.;',, Ind. .went to So.
nd v. her shu hea'd of nnd i-iit Tile ' o jnn. From f-'oh Ucind tho trio! v.T- tier -actor to have starved !
'vnc to Kalamazoo, Mich.. Free pert. in his own play in Paris during- the! in. .an d! hence to Gary where t!-eyj Peace Conference was quite a distino- ' i i b- en -w.-rk-n sil'r.e Greek coffee i tion, but it was an added distinction . uses in those e'.ie.. It was tV.on j tUia this same soldier-actor should apof the nicn tried ; pet the I'rot- , pear in this same play in Washin cton o w -man to work in a m-uae of ill- t during the early days of the Arras Cop-
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CHICAGO TO HAVE MONSTER HOTEL
INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) CHlCAfb i, March 3. Architects are rroparlnjr plp.ns for tho erection here
ol u nai is oxiiecieu win no tne w oria s largest hotel. The sli uct-jre is to be ' built in Michigan avenue, just south of , the Blackstoue Hotel, and will contain S."0 rooms. The huildin- .will be ! twenty-five stories hi;h. oecuiiyine a' block of frontage, and w ill cost ap- i proximately $1 .").f'rt0.f0) It will bo '
LEGIOi! P
TO HELP JOBLESS
0 NTS WAY
POLICE m SIBES pen TO DIM
NEW YORK, March P.lchard E.
En ril.t, hitherto supposed to be merely a Police Commissioner, today revealed himself as the poet of the nation's I greatest metropolis. ' j Of New York he slfrns. In such glow- I iner terms as these: j "This is tho richest, rroudest city in the world. j "For the first time since, man has; kept a record of thinfrs there Is a city j that follows tho L'ivln plan New' York. "We are workintr out tho great prob- ' km of tho brotherhood of a man as U ; has nevtr been worked out before. ! "The city rnisht well bear on Its I escutcheon, 'I servo.' ' "New York Is the clearest and safest 1 city that over stood beneath the 51111. I
"Proudly we stand befor.n the world:
Uncle Eben Say Great Truth. "Patience is a virtue," said Unc! Then; "but It's foolish to wane yoh life rrytn' to pet a menu mule."
COAL STRIKE? WHO KNOWS?
I Will there strike?
be a coal
mtm
oeciais
For Friday and Saturday
10 cans Pet Milk ................. .89c i
4 pkgs. iMacaroni or Spaghetti 32c 3 cans Scout Tomatoes 37c 3 cans Scout Peas .37 c 3 cans Scout Corn 37c 3 cans Watch Brand Com 34c 5 lbs. Fancy Michigan Navy Beans 33 c
5 lbs. Fancy Head Rice .33 c
2 lbs. Fancy Sunsweet Prunes 35 c 3 pkgs. Jello 29c 3 cans Campbell's Pork and Beans 29c 3 cans Red Kidney Beans 31c 3 pkgs. Colgate's F. A. B 29c 6 bars American Family Soap and 1 lb. of Our Famous Coffee for 64c
5 cans Lavo Kitchen Cleanser 23 c
1 0 bs. Best Sugar .55 c 3 bars Olive Bouquet Soap .24 c BE WISE - BUY ONLY GOOD COFFEE 3 lbs. Our Famous Blend (32 cups to a pound) .92 c 4 lbs. Our Famous Peaberry 94 c 4 lbs. Our Famous Santos . 94 c 2 lbs. Jelke's Good Luck (not gilt edge). 45c 2 lbs. Churngold, 40 butter fat 55c Those Good FRESH Eggs 33 c Indiana Pure Creamery Butter 40c Quality Goods for Those Who Care Lowest Prices CALL US FOR OTHER SPECIALS-
Guard Against "Flu" With Musterole
Influenza. Grippe and Pneumonia all start with a cold. At the first sim'P. of foer, the moment you Ket those warn
ing- aches, set busy with good old Mus- i
terole. Musterole is a oounter-irrita nt that goes right after congestion (which is
what a cold really is and restores f"m petition, which normal circulation. I residents of a certain
Ex-Service Men Get Resi
dents to Provide More j Niglit Patrolmen j f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ! LINX'CLX, -Neb., March When Lincoin's ex-service men's organizations j put their stamp ofapproval on a Jobless veteran the man thus branded Is ( duo to run to work or from it. I Tho Lincoln plan whereby jobs have been found for a small army of un- I employed Veterans of Foreign Wars is draw in inquiries from American Lesion posts, welfare organizations, , civic association and city officials throughout tho United States. j OriKtnatln.tr with I! L. yirpenter nnd other officers of Richard H. Harris I'ost No. t.'il. Veterans of Foreign Wars,
the system -has been approved by the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce. RotaryClub, business organizations and city fathers. ILN IS KPLAIi:i As explained by Captain Carpenter, the plan in brief is: Lach applicant found worthy and well qualilied is supplied with a blank
he carries tr -signed district
Marconi Perfecting
New Wireless Alarm'
LONDON, March A now tlreless-
j operated bell-alarm Is being- tested to I take the place, on certain shins, of the
It has all the Rood qualities of tho old-fashioned mustard plaster without tho unpleasant stlnp and blister. During- tho bifr "Flu'' epbh m-c several years aeo Musterole was used In our training camps. Tho Y. M. C. A War Hoard sent thousands of jars to our boys In Franco. Doctors have been recommendins it to their patients t' r years.
Just rnb It on the congested
for signatures. The signatories pledie j themselves to pay ?2 a month each for n!ht patrolling- end policing of the t
district in which they resid". The man thus obtaining sufficient signatures is supplied with a police badto, armed and put to work as nlcht tiatrolman hi his prescribed precinct. Ife is nn authorized member of the city polico
j force, for who.se services the Cit parts 1 Torastiry is not assessed. He reports
with your fingor tips. First you will tool a warm tmtrlo as the healtnjr ointment penetrates the pores, then on es a soothing-, cooling sensation and quick relief. If there are colds In your house cot Musterole on tho Job at once. It mayprevent serious Illness. It is a M,od plan to have Musterole always on the bathroom shelf for the emergency. Sold by nil druggists, 35c ai.d 0",o. in jars and tubes; hospital size $3 f.o.
to ea
police headouartf rn h hour between s
by telephone i !. rn. and ti
Our Work Can't Be Beat OPEN FOR BUSINESS Finest equipped shoe repair ' store in Calumet Region. HALF SOLES 7r Sewed ' JC RUBBER 2 " HEELS JJC , WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT CHAMPION Shoe Repair Co. 542 HOHMAN STREET Half Block North of State HAMMOND, IND.
2 Will we have a long cold spring? 3 If there is a strike, will coal supplies last? 4 If there is a strike will supply and demand affect prices? Every coal user should seriously face these questions, make his own decisions, and then act as his best iudgment dictates. FOR: Good Coal, Honest Weight, Dependable Service, call HAMMOND 19 EAST CHICAGO 260 CONSUMERS COMPANY
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Sweaters The Last of the Season's Bargains PULL-OVERS AND SWEATER COATS Ideal for sport wear in men's and boys.' Values up to $12.50. Everyone guaranteed all wool and tailored to fit. No exchanges. Divided in two lots : $5-85 $7.85 SLEEVELESS PULL-0VEK& While They Lask $2.00 THE MODEL Rothschild & Hirscii Outfitters for Men and Boys HAMMOND, INDIANA
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iCBW TOR.K. Mfcroli 1. Jk. tmnt riddled motor boat In wblcli rum rmxxs-g-lers are alleged to have carried 80 c3es of liquoa- from the United Fruit LineT Pastores, Is belrj sonjbt a.11 along- the water front today. Hre thaji 75 shots were fired by customs men while pursuing the fugitive eraft. Subsequently three men rer arrested on the Pastores, but It was m44 thy wr not members of the orew. They were charred with plotting: to naocffle liquor Into the XTrdted State.
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