Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 24 March 1922 — Page 9

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! CHICAGO, 111.. March 24. E. C. lalmagre, promoter and president of !he National Organization Company, is still at liberty, while DeWitt, his debonair son. has secured his release frcwn the county Jail on bail of 5,0OO. Karly In the week Federal Judge

carpenter Issued bench warrants for the Talmaftes, pater and son, and Deputy U. S. Marshal Shehan arrested the younger Talmapr in his office at the Crilley building. Talmage Sr., escaped through another office. United States Commissioner has heoom-e apprehensive about the failure, of the marshal to find the elder Talmage. If the promoter of the N'atlonal Organization Company, whose offl'cers have ben Indicted by a federal grand Jury. Is not caught within the next twenty-four hours, (he U. S. Commissioner will begin talking right out loud about the tlowness of the marshal's office. Is it possible, he wants to know.

If the marshal is bo accomodating that he has not made any vigorous effort to find C. E. Talmage until the later has arranged frail. V1I, wel. let us hope not, the U. S. Commissioner opines. The bench warrants for the Talm&gcs were Issued after Judge Carpenter learned that Mrs. Talmage, wife of the senior Talmage. had not confined t herself to the facts when she made affidavit that she was the fee simple owner of the Cumberland Country Club in lake county.

which she scheduled as bail for her

husband and soji. The court was told that there was serious doubt as to whether she had any equity in the clJb. The Talmasres, together with J. C. rtrokelbank, were indicted on evidence that the National Urbanization Company was swindling its clients out of large sums of money In a stock Jobbing game.

ATTENTION! SOLDIER CITIZENS

The Hammond Historical Society expresses the highest appreciation for the prompt response of the veterans of all wars In Hammond to the enrollment call to construct an Honor Roll of our fighting men to be placed In the archives of the City of Hammond. The warmest thanks are extended for assistance in the canvas of the cily to te teachers

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HANK and PETE - yjn - by BAY HOPPMAN I -TrVS"Poft-CAmt vaoNOtu, detwhed htwEoFfitt on,me Home tARU As voo CAKi, J ( 'pLtfVSE OOr4T PftfAW -to y . MOW 1 Chl4 STAU OFF THE WiFt - A tmVOWVr-VT "BOSesS fT-4D pnKW , T I" on'T OO' WO PEtE, DEAR- I rT5lOE. S-TFaP6KTS C

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and pupils of the Irving. Wallace, Haywood, Wallace and Central schools and to many Individuals. The plan and prlaciple of the Historical Society in respect to our soldier citizens in an Honor Roll for all soldier citizens of all -wars, supreme honor for the wounded and immortalization for the dead. The Honor Roll Is free to ail the soldiers, name and service record of the wounded and dead are free and will be published in the Bulletin as they will, also, ibe a part of the "Hammond Military and Memorial History," a great work now

In preparation for publication. The I

Society, also proposes a memorial j group picture of the dead and the j wounded to be placed in the charge 1 of the city that it may be preserved in the centuries to come. . The friends of the gold and silver star heroes are asked to contribute, if

possible, a cabinet !zed photograph. Hammond should not be remiss in this matrer of remembering her soldier boys. At the present time there Is no such a thing as a complete record, as In all historic justice, there should be. It Is not at all likely that an effort will ever (be again made to complete such a record. Much depends upon the men themselves. Now Is the time if ever. Do not fail to hand in your names. Many names have been presented but it will not be entirely satisfactory without the entire number. The Historical Society must have the names of the wounded and dead In order that their names and service records be written. Please communicate your name and street address, by mail or telephone to the chief of the i egi.stration board of

the Society and he will arrange to

see you. Krlo lyund, formerly of the 6th U. S. Engineers, 3rd Division, A. E. P. Chief of the Registration Board of the Hammond Historical Society. Telephone 919-M, 31 Mason street. Hammond.

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The chief of detectives was raiding an illicit still. Above the shoulders of the motley crowd of onlookers protruded the bony head

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of a huge negro, who watched the

scene with a helpless, sad expres- i eion. The chief proceeded to smash ( everything in- sight, and then had the various coils and kettles loaded , on a truck to be conveyed to head- j quarters. j "Sav. chief, wait a minute," said 1

the negro, as- the auto was about to depart. "I'll give you ten bucks for that truckload of junk." "Why?" asked the officer, jocosely. "Are vou figuring on starting a still, too?" "Is'aw, boss," replied the negro. "I'm aimin' to enlarge mine." '

The bus was starting in the rain, when the conductor put his head

inside and inquired: "Will any , gentleman get outside to oblige a ilady?" t "She can sit on my knees if she ' likes," said a passenger jocularly. I To his surprise, a buxom woman bounced in and accepted his offer, i After a time the man asked where : she was going. On hearing her destination he exclaimed: "Bless my soul! That's my p hmise!"

"Yes," she said, blushing. "I'm 1

i xne new cook.

"You don't approve of slang?" "No," said the purist. "It is offensive to the ear of a cultivated

person and is also misleading."

"In what wayi ' "The man whose favorite obser- i vation is, 'I'll tell the world,' could not, as a rule, persuade half a i dozen people to hesitate on a street ' corner long enough to hear what ho :

bas to say."

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Last weelc proved the most sensational period in the history of our business They came in swarms and we were "cleaned" on many items. We saw what was coming and immediately got busy. The stage is all set for tomor-

-with another arrangement of even greater bargains than those last week.

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FISHING TACKLE CASTING BAITS Job lot of them. Regular 85c and $1.00 sellers. OA Specially priced at STEEL RODS With agate guides and tips. For this sale they CC will go at OU0 orr TRI-PART REEL No. 580. Very specially priced for this sale, $0 QO dozen only tyi.VO BRISTOL RODS The genuine. For this sale they are priced QC as low as JU.I7CJ ANTI-BACKLASH LEVER-WINDING REEL South Bend dJIO QC make. Regular $30.00 seller, to go at J O.SJU HEDDON'S LEVER-WINDING REEL Regular $35.00 value. j22 95 MINNOW BUCKETS AND TACKLE BOXES-For this sale to X go at 3 orr EXTRA SPECIAL Several thousand yards of Silk Casting Lines, testing from 10 to 30 pounds. Fresh stock, just out of the factory. Will sell during this sale at 25 Lc less than recrular list prices.

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Come in now and register for our Fishing Contest. There are no restrictions and anyone is eligible to enter this contest. The prizes to be given away are now on display.

BASE BALL GOODS LEAGUE BASEBALLS Official goods, regularly sold at $2.00. flj 1 OR Guaranteed for eighteen innings. During this sale they go at. . A

$1.95

GLOVES Spalding and Wilson Gloves. Regular $4.00 sellers. To be sold during this sale at

SLUGGER BATS Spalding and Louisville brand. Always sell 1 QC at $2.50. They will go during this sale at & L.ZJU

GLOVES Spalding and Wilson Gloves that ordinarily CATCHERS' MITTS The very finest grade stock that

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CATCHERS' MITTS This is regular $12.00 stock very high grade. While they last, the price d f Q C

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sells regularly at $18. For this sale they &Q QC

will goat vv-r. EXTRA EXTRA BASEBALL SHOES 1 00 pair only ; $5.00 $ 1 Q Cj sellers. While they last, take a pair at A JJ

SPECIAL Ball Bearing Roller Skates at $1.75 EXTRAORDINARY In order to make this sale a popular success we will give an Indiana Fishing License FREE to every patron whose purchase amounts . to $5.00 or more during this sale. n

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