Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 325, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1922 — Page 7

EAST CHICAGO BOXING TONIGHT (BY LARRY GEORGE) Patsy Rocco la ready for his ten round argument tonight at Szabo hall. East Chicago, against Charley Trembly. He wound up his training grind this morning with some light road work. He is now in a razor-edge condition.

Reports from the Arcade have it that Charley Is also prepared to step Into the ring tonight. According to his handlers, he has put in some stilt work up there and now he Is as close to his best as he can be. During the last two days this bout has risen from mere obscurity to great concern. When the articles of agreement were signed both managers had the affair ticketed a "soft picklnsr" But when news wm

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wafted to and fro of the growing class of the two men, and of the serious manner in which they were training. It brought grave apprehension to the ibreast of their backers and admirers. Work was pushed along. A coupje of additional hours were slipped on to the training schedule. Admonitions were flung at the battlers until now they are both nervously wait lng for the gong to usher them to the center of the ring. Ssabos hall will sure witness one wjkd Strega.'. tonSyht f.n trfs ght. Tim O'Nell, Pattsy's manager, haa been persistently after his man ta score a knock-out.. And Patsy has begun to believe in nothing Ie. The seml-wlndup between Kewpie Trimble, also of Tim" stable, and Johnny Unger of Chicago Aroa.de. at 120 pounds for 6 rounds is also on the books for a good scrap. Not much is known of Johnny except that he halls from the Arcade of Chicago, where he steps around with the big ones of the game. He

may be a dark horse. At any rate. Tim has warned Kewpie not to take any chances with him. The curtain raiser of the card is stirring up quite a bit of interest. It brings together two dandy paperweights of local fame; namely, Jeff Blake and Jack Duffy. They each scale 100 pounds of "nerve, muscle and bone. It is safe to say that these boys will give the crowd the biggest treat of the evening. They will display enough thrills artd excitement to fur. nish the most skeptical with plenty of good entertainment. The other bout on the card is a neighborhood battle. Jo Bishop, of South Chicago will try to settle an old argument with Joey Rahan of Hammond. They each weigh 1ZZ pounds. Neither has any fear or love for the other nd when the first stinging blow is landed, there will be plenty of fireworks to gab upon.

Promoter MacAvor announce that

the popular prices of 11.00, $2.00 and $3.00, will prevail. The doors will be Qpenefl at 8:00 p. m. promptly. The first bout will go On soon after.

GARY I NEWS ; ;

CAREFUL CROS

SING WEEK

School of Gary are observing

Careful Crossing Wek this week which is- being held by all the railroads of the United State. Yesterday Frank E. Willmore, assistant road foreman of engines for the Pennsylvania line arrived in Oary wl ere h stake to the Froebel students. He is scheduled to talk at the Emerson Auditorium this afternoon. Another out of town speak, er will talk tomorrow.

Order 7 Bonds Now for July Delivery Call at this. Bank, or write, arranging for reservation of one or more First Mortgage 7 GOLD Bonds for delivery on or after July first. Increase Your Interest Thus savings drawing 3 need not lose current interest due July first by this arrangement. Reserve your Bond or Bonds now for July delivery, and have your money start then to earn 7 for you.

Convenient Denominations You can. buy now or order for July delivery any amount of Bonds from $100 up. Arrange now to get a 7 income from your money. Call at this Bank, write or telephone "Indiana Harbor One Thousand." Sold for 12 years without loss of one cent to any investor.

UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK INDIANA HARBOR, IND. Capital and Surplus $123,000

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Don't Pay for Over Insurance Have ENOUGH insurance. Not too much. Not too little. Are your property and contents protected as they should be? Against fire, windstorm damage, for instance. Or, maybe you have too much insurance. And does your insurance cover what you think it does? Remember, an insurance policy is a contract covering just what it says it does. The other day we had the case of a man who built a garage on the rear of his lot. He thought that the house policy, covered the garage. It didn't Have ENOUGH insurance. Be sure that ALL of ytur property is protected. And why not have one of our insurance men look over your property and advise you? No charge for a visit. Merely ask at this Bank. Call here or telephone East Chicago 950.

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Specials For Friday and Saturday June 9th and 10th

American Family Soap (with

coffee or tea order), OO6 tars for

31c 89c

5c 35c Grapes for

25c

Granulated Sugar, 5 pounds Evaporated Milk, 10 cans for , Uneeda Biscuit, package Fancy Olives, pint jars

Delmonte Muscat

salads, regular 35c, CAR

Delmonte Prunes, best packed, 2pound can 45 C Delmonte Ripe Olives, 1 Q large size IOC Dill Pickles in quart Q C jars , .

Telmo Sifted Peas, regular 25c;

6 cans, $1.15; per

can California Peaches, 3

cans, $1.00; can. . .' Hawaiian Pineapple, 3 cans, $1.00; can. , Breakfast Cocoa, Vl pound tin

22c

35c 35c 23 c

49c

Sugar 10 pounds for

with 3 pounds M. R. , d I O C Coffee for vl.t)

1 Pound Gunpowder Tea, for

69 c

Delmonte Brand Salmon, tall

:an

Fancy Red 33 c

Cookies, fancy assorted, Fig Bars, Cocoa Bars, 1 Q -etc., pound X.J

Grandma's Washing large size package at . .' Lunch Wax Paper, 10 rolls

Fancy Peaberry Coffee,

pounds 85c; pound Our Leader Coffee, 4 lbs. $1.35; lb... M. R. Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. $1.25; lb...

Gunpowder Tea,

pound

Orange Pekoe Tea, pound

Powder, 17c

28 c

29c

35c

42 c

69c 69 c

MTJSXPLACE LIGHTS ON BLB&. MATERIALS Gary contractors who continue to leave building material on the streets at night without placing warn lng light on these street 'obstructions are to be arretted and punished if then violations do not cease. Last night officers traveling beats report obstructions without lights: 1S37 Madison street. 907 Jefferson street. 110 Broadway, and 1308 Jefferson street.

AUTO DAMAGED INACCIDENT A Chevrolet car of Martin Kashinski, 26 East 16th avenue, Gary, parked at 16th avenue and Broadway was coosiderably damaged yesterday when a machine driven by A. P. Shepard, 705 Buchanon street, rammed into it. No one was Injured In the accident.

SON MISSING WITH TWOCHILDREN

Gary police authorities were aakedJ

to Investigate a report given by Mrs. Lenktes, 1644 Connecticut street last night that her step-son. Otto Klein, took her two boys, Gottlieb and Mike, aged 16 and 13, to 16S3 Pennsylvania avenue and up to a late hour last night had not returned. No other details were given.

three day district convention of the First Reformed church which Is being held at Fifth avenue and Filroore street, will be taken on a sight seeing tour over the city by Mayor Johnson this afternoon.

FINED FOR PUBLIC INDECENCY Frank Ming. 946 Broadway, who was arrested by Officer L.ish at the Tyler Park playground, where he exposed himself before a number of Small children, and was brought to trial on a charge of public indecency, was found guilty before City Judge William Dunn yesterday and besides a' fine of $15 was given a 30-day Jail sentence. Officer Lish also caused the-, arrest of William McGinn. 22 3 ears old, 1725 Delaware St., for destroying: park property.

HEAR ABOUT HOME TOWN INDUSTRY (Continued from page ..)

June number of the Popular Mechanics Monthly. "As a home Industry, the O. F. Jordan Company has always enjoyed a steady tusiness. this being due chiefly to the many activities In which the machine can be employed. It has been & financial success, and now finds broadening markets. Completely equipped, a Jordan costs about $15,000. ISB DtRIG STORMS "Included In the pictures to be shown, which were taken from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, is one showing the Jordan In action during a blizzard. "It is during snowstorms that the Jordan sometimes plays a part that touches the- sentimental side of people.

"In the colder altitudes, in Can and In the America r. northw when Icy gales race out of them

and bury the land under a blH

of snow, railway trafrjc Is otten structed. Then it is that thp erful Jordan snow plows are i to clear the mountain passes anrip the snow and ice away, peri ting trains to move. There are more cheering sights in Decern than when the machines built in city of East Chicago are used fight the elements and to keep railways in mountain passes snow-covered plains open s t Cliristmas traffic the passeng folks going home for the great the freight, the Christmas gifts, . the letters get to their destina on time."

A: and P.

"LET ECONOMY Be Your Guide"

Good Luck Qleo 2 lb. for 39c

Toilet Paper Large Rolls, 6 for 25c

Pure LARD 3 lbs.

38c

Fancy CORN 3 cans . . 25c

Evoporated Milk 3 cans 23c A.&P. Flour 24V2 lb sack 99c

CAN'T SHOOT AIR GUNS IN CITY LIMITS Juvenile authorities In Gary have bea nlnstructed to keep their eyes open for young lads who have been shooting air rifles in the city limits. Some boys living at 437 and 457 Polk street have been shooting birds, according te the report. Chief Forbis

added to the report that it Is unlawful for any one to shoot firearms of any discriptlon in the city limits

and. If the practices continue the of

fenders will be arrested and prose cuted.

BABY HELEN TOMROZ DIES The death of Helen Tomroi, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Tomroi, 36 West Seventh avenue, occurred at the home yesterday morning. The child was seven months and three days old. Tomorrow burial services will be held in Chicago.

GUESTS WILL SEE GARY SIGHTS TODAY In the neighborhood of fifty out-of-town guests who are attending the

vast and far-flung enterprises, heips to make railway travel In many parts of the country more comfortable, and h.-ts other roles which I shall dwell upon and briefly. HOW IT WAS CONCEIVED "A little of the history of this widely-used machine. The Jordan was the invention at th iat. n. f

Jordan, a Michigan Central railway !

official who saw that mechanical methods could be us'Jd to do many tasks then perforpned by men or by me,n and horses. Obtaining patents on his machine, he built in East Chicago a plant for their manufacture. His machine originally was mounted on a wooden car with wooden frames. "Upon the death of Mr. Jordan some ten years ago, the direction of the company passed into the hands of Col. Wa'Jtr J. Riiey of this city. Under Col. Riley's direction the company has expanded, the machine haa been re-designed so that today it is an all-steel affair, and with many additional Improvements. Having once worked on a railroad himself. Col. Riley saw a new field

,r the Jordan, and under his direc

tion the ditching attachment was patented and perfected. WHAT IT DOES "Primarily the Jordan Is a railway machine, spreading and moving earth, sloping banks, ripping up Ice. fighting and - removing snow and forming ditches. It is an all-the-year-around machine for railways, and the new ditcher attachment enables railways to have good drainage and without good drainage you do not have safe travel. The big function of the Jordan is best expressed In the slogan, 'It does the work of an army of men.' In a day's time, this machine with a locomotive attached, does what formerly required two thousand men te do. An interesting description of the Jordan is to be found in the

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Scecial for Friday and Saturday;

30x34 McGraw Fabric $7.95

30x3V$ McGraw Cord $11.95

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GRAPE JUICE, pint QC bottle

BOKAR COFFEE, So- O Q c preme, pound

LARGE JAR OLIVES at :

35c

8 O'CLOCK COFFEE 25c RED CIRCLE COFFEE.---33c

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THE GREAT Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company

HAMMOND 674 Hobnail St 247 State St 835 Calumet Ave. 359 Calumet Ave.

EAST CHICAGO 706 Chicago Ave. 4751 Alex. Ave. WHITING 783 Ind. Blvd.

308 119th St INDIANA HARBOR 3447 Michigan Ave. 2210 137th St 3716 Cedar St

LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF

iiaK'VC. SS: CITY OF EAST CHICAGO, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Notice Is hereby given ths tixA

City of East Chicago, Indiana, by its Common Council, has determined and proposes to issue besds dated June 1st. HZ2, to the amount of $207,000.00, for the purpose of paying off time warrants now outstanding against said City; all In accordance with Ordinance No. 1303, adopted by the Common Council on the 5th da of June. 1932. Said bonds to bear interest at the rate of 5 pr nt Pr annum. Interest payable semi-annually, and to mature serially as follows: $10,000.00 of said bonds to be

due and payable on the first day of June, 1923, and $10,000.00 of same to

be due and payable on the first day

of June of each succeeding year thereafter until and Including the first day of June. 1941.-and $17,000.00 of same to be due and payable on the first day of June. 1942.

This notice Is given In compliance

with an Act of the General Assemble

of the State of Indiana, approved

March 11. 1919, concerning taxation and Acts amendatory thereto. In

Just " Reduced to Only

9 Monday and Tuesday we will Include with each Kenmore PlayerU Piano outfit purchased FREE aheautiful Floor Lamo with Silk!

Shade, a Music Roll Cabinet, Combination Piano and ft Player-Piano Bench and nice selection of Music Rolls.

Begin ' Your Monthly Payments in July, 1922

A MONTH

SPECIAL NOTICE!

We will accept no orderj'irom

agents or dealers for these Special Kenmore Player-Piano Lamp Outfits at $3S. Only one outfit will be sold to any one customer.

GUARANTEE!

Every Kenmore Player-

Piano is guaranteed by

P. A. Starck Piano Co. to giv complete and lasting satisfaction.

Xcw Starck Player-Pianot $S50 to 91,200. Bold on Easy Payments

Manufacturers Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos

order that taxpajers may have due notice thereof. P. A. PARKS. 5:8 City Controller

552 Broadway