Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 96, Hammond, Lake County, 11 October 1922 — Page 6

J : : : : . Inglish Give Undesirable Folk ! omMriM, nmTI " ' " 1 I "ThftRiH'NnfR'nRinTT.S. j BBIHGING 0 9!tsm ' - ty JACK MBB j I By THOMAS C. WATSOX. fleial "razz'- to the unwelcome guest, j ( 1 1 I ( ARE OU wT ,X. -r rT'N'- e. ( WTJSM-ssra. - ; i V &MLLlE piano f AXfA viSlg ( Prwocizy p rery effcoUre manner of rettins 'n other words, the rrntle hint Js .t VV 1 I-11 I V AAIW AUTJi LC T MOM - VXOKlV V-S5 1 of the imdesirable alien. Scot- piven to 'he unwanted on that "" V , . k ijJZ V ... IM P-r' OltTV' y" ; r,d Tard slly h.a. out the of wUH.n , Uv he mu.t ufce j Tg " fC VO dStV J T V 1 O MLY pLAV I N G" ' ' -i 5 Will X I'LL GIN& !T. , ) IS I ON n i "" r - " ; ' Faster ". , 1 1 . SJj? J""' HANK and PETE ; ' OTE'5 ftTomE cuss -I

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Lv. 63rd St Woodiawn . Ar. St Louis- Union Station

11:30 p.m. 11:38 p.m. 11:42 p.m. 11:46 p.m. 7:23 a.m.

Sicrplr-g cars to St. Louis, Springfield, Decatur; Buffet Club tar and Chair car.

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Write, phone or call upon C E. DRESSLER, Passenger and Ticket Agent South Chicago City Ticket Office, 2946 E. 92nd Street Phone South Chicago 6720 Addrttt all mail inquiries to J. V. LANXGAS. Gn. JW Att- Room 302 Central StatLm, Chicago. tUmoif

the train from Charing Cross railroad station and quit. The ordinary criminal Is easily disposed of. An order for his deportation follows his conviction, as a matter of course. But the "razz" has often to be administered to a person -who has broken no law of the land, but who is not quite the type of person that official England likes to have - living: In her midst. Sometimes It Is a famous actor, sometimes an actress and often some aristocrat from a country where moral code dees not quite coincide with that of Britain's best behaved. But before the "razz" is administered the Scotland Yard official gen-

; erally manag-es to g-et something ; tangible on the gentleman, and in order to save time and money and , very often an international scandal a timely warning- Is cent to the undesirable that if he would like to be saved from the Indignities of deportation he had better take the train back to his own country by

a certain date. The hint never faJls to act. The task of handing out the actual "razz" Is entrusted to the special branch detectives. All are expert linguists, and their departmental chief co-ordinates with the police of all the continental countries. The detectives go about their business in pairs. The senior of the two conveys the message, and th second man simply listens and observes. Failure tc comply with the hint to lea without any fuss means that the machinery of international law Is going to be set in motion. Within a few days the unwanted visitor finds himself marched off to Scotland Yard and thence to the railway station, ani if he remains obstinate they clap him in jail, and he is brought before the magistrates charged with being an undesirable alien. The trail cf the unwanted who has been given the "razz" by Scotland Yard goes on until the- victim reaches his own country, and then.

through the special foreign service, Scotland Yard gets the cable, "Baron X, or Madame Z, landed here at a. m., or p. m." - The "razz" has aone the trick, and the man's dossier Is filed for further reference. In certain cases it Is necessary for Scotland Yard to work through the foreign office, and then the consulate of the unwanted man's country hands out the hint, which is never ignored.

INDIANA ITEMS

HARTFORD CITY A romance of the "World AVar days will be culminated here in a few days when Mile. JLoulett Rabasse, of Lyons, France, b-comes the wife of A. N. Laplant, of Milwaukee, Wis. The French girl as a stenographer in 4 big munitions plant at Lyons, and the American served in the American Expeditionary Forces when the courtship started. The girl, accompanied by her

mother, has arrived at the home of the mother's uncle, Francis SabIon, of this city.

MUXCIE Charges are said to be pending against both county prosecutor Clarence Banadum and John Moles, suspended night captain of police, as a result of a fight in an uptown drug store, in which Moles sustained severe cuts and bruises about the face. The fight followed an argument over the recont upheaval in Muncie police circles.

WARSAW Placing a pollcat un der a tub, to which was attached a twenty-foot rope, three youths, with their faces blackened to conceal their identity, pulled the tub up and down the sidewalk in front of certain houses on Arthur street. When the stench emanating from under the tub became unbearable, the youths fled, just In time to miss police officers and a deputy from the county sheriff's office, who were summoned by Indignant

householders.

One of the police, braver than

the others, righted the tub and fired several shots at the skunk, but the little animal made good Its escape, and now the residsnts of East Warsaw are living in terror.

HARTFORD CITY Hartford City Is a live basketball town. Two hundred fans have given J5 each, making $1,000, as a nucleus of a. fund to place a fast Independent team in th,e field this year.

WARSAW For the first time in history, marsh hay is bringing a larger price than clover hay at northern Indiana markets. The marsh hay, which is bringing J17 a ton while clover hay Is selling at $12 a ton, Is being used for packing glassware, crockery and is being substituted for sawdust In the packing of ice.

A three-story structure Is being constructed on the bank of Barbee lake by Mrs. Arthur Davidson, of Chicago. The hostlery is to be managed by C. H, Lincoln, at present field manager of the national organization of Klwanie clubs.

Old Resident Near Death

MILFORD Kosciusko county, county, with 37 lakes, at last is to have Its first year-round resort hotel, which is to open next spring.

"I had not eaten food for 10 days and was slowly starving to death. Given up by five doctors, 1 tri?d a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which gave relief at once. I am 75 years old and would have died but for your wonderful medicine. The jaundice is all gone and I am gaining appetite and strength every day." It is a simple, harmless perparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summer's Drug Store and druggists everywhere. adv.

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In this mammoth attraction we are offering the most stupendous bargains ever displayed in a Fall showing. Reap the benefit of this wonderful variety of high grade merchandise. Every article for the season. Every market has been searched to place these useful practical needs at your disposal. Read every item in our advertisement. Every minute in our store means money in your pocket.

Underwear.

LADIES'

MEN'S Men's Grey Union SuiU Woo mixture, regular value $2.50. Special for this sale fl! CQ

Women's Dresses

Smartly distinctive and distinctively smart. New creations of all wool Poiret Twill with colored facings, also a variety of tricotine all the new autumn styles. Make this store your store for buying values. (11 C QC $25 values lat . & 1 Other Astonishing Dresses In tricotine and Poiret Twill are on sale at $11.95 and $10.50

Women's and Misses' sizes in Canton Crepe and black Satin in draped skirts and frying panels $ 1 4 50

Double

MEN'S Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers Regular $2 value. 1 1Q Sale price, each . .... INFANTS' Wool and Cotton Mixture Undervest A special for little tots EJEJq

Ladies Ribbed Union Suits Of special quality, selling for $2.25. One week only CM OQ suit Silk and Woolen Sweaters In popular tuxedo style, full belt and pockets, in many delightful shades. Full opening price, $5 49

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LADIES' Ladies' Flsece Lined Union Suit Selling at $1.75. 1 IE

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Just received a shipment of Aprons at prices that amaze one. Ask for these special bargains. $2.50 values.

MISSES' Jersey Ribbed Union Suits Sizes 6 to 14, per suit, 69c QQp

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Blankets - Keep warm for winter ; five dozen double blankets just arrived and sold for one week (tl J C only at THREE DAY SPECIAL on Comforters 25 Off on our beautiful Colored Comfort es

Coats for the misses. Sizes 614, very nobby styles of the finest new 'materials. Valued as high as $25, now selling at '9.95 U4.95

Ladies'

Fall Coats Attraction Extraordinary A remarkable offering of ladies Fall Coats, designed with the view of satisfying the most critical: bought in the New York market at a close-out. $30 and $40 values for one week only 17.50TO$28.50 Polo Sport Coats In tan and brown $12.50T.?13.50

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New Coats for the little ones in velvet at .'

ear $4.95

Many are shown in blue and brown broadcloth with beaver collars, tailored in handsomely becoming styles, full lined and side pockets $8.50 BOld $9.95 at

Set or Sweater Please the child with an attractive set or perhaps a useful sweater. The former are priced at $1 .98 and the latter from $1.98 $4.50

Boys Suit Skes 2-7, blue, brown and grey top. Also wool mixtures. UO OC Priced. $L59and0

Children's Flannel Rompers Grey and fancy border, made for play and CI Q

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Ladies' Dependable Silk Hosa Specially priced 6or this sale only. $1.89 fc 1 AQ value at A

Ladies' and Men's Hose For this sale sale only

Cotton 9 c

Ladies', Men's and Boys Wool and Cotton Sweaters Attractively priced for this sale. Bargains worth seeing.

Huck Towels Spe- 1 A Outing Flannel White, pink cially priced and blue, this sale Q only Fancy Bath Towels, 59c Unbleached Muslin, 14c

Bleached Muslin Fruit de loom, this sale 01 r.

Brown and Red Suiting, 69c Mers Flannel SHris Grey and mixtures, 1 7C each 91. iO

This Sale Lasts TTIHIIR IP

ONE WEEK 179 STATE STREET

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This Sale Lasts ONE WEEK