The Lake County times. [volume], March 13, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE TIM I IS
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March Mih,
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r'.nj; I'on
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A
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haw had enoutili for the pears will be
'.hruH'ii "on h.'f.h" from the be;;ir.r.in4
in the end.
The vrotram for the evcnhiK will
: t:. : t ' w i t ii a business session at .'i p.
m. Sumht jt p. m.. prepa-ed by A I
!I..s.-.n'.s inootmmrible chef, Fred
iliissi' street parade at 7 p. m. led by
s Ibirty-fhc piece v.n 1 1 i mcd
lirrJucti-il by Prohpet Percy
( 'erem o: ia ' w i ii cummmce lit
and will continue iinf. 1 nil trie
ca re : ; e s lave been f onfiviei ed
th ir journey's etui, as softly and
(ni'.rrly we hope, ua t'lu'.ipu borne on
the iU- bor-m of a sunset clnnd.
i.-j.. ivcd al: the ii.sl.ts anil
r ;.-;. t- i.f n : "i. i! -'": a.-d ir-r.
All the i nst ri: n-ius of torture have
be. n "turcii u" v n d tried out (llu.
verl fif d by Iruhpi-t rkipp) .ml
';-!" tii lim is expe-.ttd "t'
j tl-ott'
i bit nil.
j
ehel .as ?he passed the alley. When
(.rebel iaoved :i g-un into her face
a-ni attempted to hold her up. both
Mrs. Zimmy and her sen started to
rim and called for her.
WEEKLY WEATHER
"When one lakes an rath before
Hod Almighty it can't 'be dvtie if or.'1
ih Intoxicated with smoke," he toll
JinlKo Fred I- Hay.
The jiMlse. who tloe;-n't smoke li!m
srlf. look- 1 perplced, but overrule J
j the object ion.
varyinjr
TMmmmmeaitmsesmsBamm
ean be
a 'v:
be n id
WASiriXCTOX. Jlirrii 1.1. i.Vefkly
W.. jth.-r: T,,f Weather Bureau today
issued the f-..ilov.-iii)5 iViecasr for the
v. eek :
Kef ion Great I-nkcf : Nornvil tem-j
perature, considerable cloudiness, uc-i-a-d.
r.al truss or is.
l'P:'-r Misr-is -ippi an. I b.-wer Miss-uri
s-.-r. 1 . : unsettled v. i'.li probably raii;
uver jsoiithorn i:r.5 r.iirn r n 1 ?imi-.v
over northern iart fir:L l:a!f of the
v.-. ek. Oenerailv fair t h e r e a f t e r .
Ni; rrn.'i ! t en iper.it n re .
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t.t )- 1.4M&c-a :
fcldsBQcxmi'S
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r. ntoniol the loys 'viU
by a roii pa :i y of biah
itrtUt-. cifati'd :e-e-eesion
Morj;:r'-h I-'riil
ired no effort to make
and a his" leathering of
nasons is sported for
- 1 1. it v
I .-V't
cures wimm i
gAJXGUARD a;a:nrf La urippr and iu j
Save txpatl jmsnS, hetamt chiHnJ
throaji or wiiitd in cUmp sbofs ijn"t
cb7. Get C. B. Q. tTiiJJy. Forii-'y aginit
th conwiji!ffnc of ft senouj Col.
DfFtm) on Kill's ft.-mdnrj rcm!y lor
tw gtnt.-3!:jjjs. Tib!t form. C'-ciJ
la act
rrun4 red hex bruin; Mr. Hul's per-
truit nj iijiiatare.
l.V DniizhtsjQ Cms
r t!'e r
t .--r t a i no i
v U'iev: '.
.iji.iy for tbe
t'lark .lias pp
th?s a tic.-ss
l.ake county
the or-. asion.
The Vtunt:." will ho in char?"
'rojdiet.s Ilea.!, Ayres and Fisher
t ;..: .its A bo ami I..tor i ttnhoitn-
r wiH act :iv sta;- e ni.in.i.Ti i's. "i- !
4a rs will be liispes-sed throughout the
' ve ii i a i.
n
If w
iPADTHDrn
;UH UiLU ni iu
STREET HOLDUP
In a thrill :r. chase. Stanley 'Iro'-hel.
f'th aenue and Louisiana streei., al-le-.v.
d h'K'away rnn. was ruptured by
! v, t.oiry police ofi'ccrs ami a private
cni.en follov-i'-o .-i hald up in 'iary
sliortiy after t" c'ti'oi-k Saturday evea
i n .
-Mrs. l.ottie Zirnn-.y. 1601 Carolina
street, was responsible for his cap
ture. She screaine,! as 'iroenel sui
! IT WOULD EE
EXTRAORDINARY
r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE)
WASHINCTUN, March 13.. The in
tention of the United States to collect,
the f 241.0OO.ooo fir compensation for
keeping the American army of occupa
tion on the hl.lnc wns erresed with
vi.or at tile state department today
:i the face of report j from Taris that
tin- Allied tin Hie., ministers were n it
J s posed to r rant ;.: ioriiy to the Amer
ican cia ':e..
Per t "to Allied ministers to turn
down this elakii would Ve one of the
' r.i..si i-xtraord'nary thinKs that ever
happened." a uish state department
official sabl.
SOX BEAT GIANTS.
SKilUlM, TEXAS, March 13 There la
much jay in the eisnp of the Wliite
Sox tooay. The f.eil of the l'.i'.e Hose !
ia lioldmsr l he world'. cha mtiior. tlant I
to it. ten-i.;ni:o4' lie or, Sa t u rday :;!iil
winning- a -1 to ;; panic y.-sf-rdny, Kre.it
!y eii:oura.-.;eil Ki'l t;b-son an-1 his
crew. Tut orl: of the pitciars wa.t
: spr4 i:: ! ... I'leasir:;.;.
i PRIEST THREAT
FROM BLACK IIAID
(Continued from Pa pre (nr-
pariohonor over 16 jtars
amounts from $25 to $50 t) pay into the
building fun'l J"'ati;er Benedict was said
to havn juKKleii.
That X'ather Za'.erba to pai'.i his end,
hal beguti the sinttini; of Slavish sours
In the schooiH and church.
That an organized band of iirecoii-
cliahles were beim on removing this
asred pastor from the parish and would
stop at nothing- to gala their end.
"In the six months that Father Za-
lerb.i snent in charge here he did more
Harm than I can undo in three years. I
told him to leave my children alone.
PAGE THREE
"Why do yim wi,nt to know? There! St. John's parish is one of the weal
were ;::0 signers d the jetitijn." Ithiest in the diocese. It contains more
"I see yon know u lot about this. Tell t,!!n "0 families. Father Benedict
us. Air. Koz u- l; lV,y (j.j ol vaj)t tH r(.m jtouniler of the parish, buildings worth
move Father llenejict?" j close to $200, OCO. The srfiito! faculty
J comprises 14 Bisters of the order or
' Sisters of I'rovidence. the same body
lh!l 1r. r-y-3 l.r.lVi in All Saints r. r. (i Rl.
"'ii vne ousines or calling luunj I
M:ke" to the phone.
iicijr,. Hnitis what do you I.
know that youi fatiu-r won't tell?- I
"We won't tell anything. Neither'
my father nor me. We " j
Is u true you want, to remove Fath-t,
"I will not talk more. Here,
ilk to my son, yoi;n;r Mik"."
fcj ran
Joseph's school. Hanmiond.
I A'atiiT Feneiiirt maintains stoutly he
will i:ever jrive up to the group he de-
sif.nntes as "rioonshlners and bolsheviks."
IVlKe say they will arrest the wr'i
crs f.f the two death letters within " .
! hours'.
Most Persnickety Man
Is Overruled by Judge
PEFIAXi'S. Ohio, Ma reh.- Court -i'i-oise
aitaehes here have dubUed Ar
tioir Sprow "the most persnickety
man in Xoi th west era (iliio."
When a lied for jury service, lie
ask'-d to be excised on the gro itid
that the other jurors and th- lawyers
t'ced too in tic h tobacco.
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rebels and thi.-ips went -n swim
for th" young pri. . t. When
l;en. i wiu! 1 re i : n i ' : T1
;.l w. uhia't wi.nt i.:v. back ;i i
h". Father t- b.i. y-. . ul,l h. -f
wha t ib. y-f.ii Kiy? pretiy !
AFTI.U Till; fil-KHV.
Hut in the meantime to fnrth'T
hanee bin position. Father Za'err-.a had
written to T'.iKht Ueyerend Aledrin?.
bishiop of the diocese at Fort Wayr.-..
His letters were Kluotny aeeountsi or
tMnsrs that, h.'id traniipireil during Fath
er Benedict's lonsr and happy regime.
'I' hey foon't K"t ov?r those letters to
ci i.i:iii'tin i itecaase no Wilms i K-r". i
i iii'.v are me ones. I ney sue in- lutuie tne school Amer can e ml vo-.:r vowil i
t-eneratioii. Thev are our all. In therii j wants to have him team Slavish haifi "
is cur hope. Why didn't he leave then, i H f,av a,, t 5iK siavi-h son ana! TOMOUn"V MTB V ?7Vi'-"'
ain-e. F,r m:,,f , do not care. But - herwise make the children as much ?4 ' ' '' n' 'r i" 'yf) 'l' A HI Ol' T "
th.,re Their handbaps a,,-,, as ssib.e-
cno,,.; vatn,,,-. burdenm Ju m wuh : "Xo. nhsoUiteiv no. But I won't te!t y7, v.WYi MI.LKOK SITE starts ft
toreirn ji.-hool:,." j ro;t what the real reasjn is. We aanij- yu VKOi. YOCIi FKul.OW an'i
That iii.r.irtei i?:es Frthtr Benedict's ! him to leach Kiavibh, ys. But 1V" ' Tl'.B VjiB O'lltB, HKMINO HI.'S
interest i i Iris parish. lie is wrapped vant it taught lifter school h.iurs." i j.-.vp anri TFBT W1KK TO PK
up in the suees:ful education cf the j "Weil. ;, o;j won't tH w hat '.he rtpson j ;;.),;, )- y . I.Kt S HCT Af'vi'AiXTK.'i
i'.it c-hildre-i in his .. if men i:i ry school, i i or askini; Father Hen'.d.ct ! ron,.;vat ; it;''T.B V.'ii fiO I ."-"TO -THE AI.'I -'
The gradi-.a.l
their: -elves
Many l,a"
and Han.r.'i
i Vt! r T '
I by a ;
! by M;i
s ..f St. .loh
t...ia liv
ed their eht
I-.!-, h
. i m i y s
ha vi- proven j l- .'
ivci! t raiii'-d. ' iett
al Wilito.T !
'.Veil, he gt a cci.ple
s yesterda". I vvfm.i'-i
'Vounc M,o" ;,c,.-ii-. c
loir t ie- ie-t. He l.tir - i
; r-
! ri OBIcXI. an-1 l.i:T'S MK1T" Ale,
' ' iM i-i'n ti'VS AN', TIIFN
: -it ; I I1N.1 i V V; ! i ', 'ON'" :'"1'':'
Till-:
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ant and fi r:n
; I.Ui for the
I '.'easviri-r of Whiting live
was defeated.
Kozacik was called on the phone by
th's writer.
"What do you know about tiio o!s-seiu-ici
at T.-t. John's church?"
"I don't know anything about it."
the bishop
the .
wrot
his parish
Father Z..1.
member of the church':
.hs. Hinted "Are
aeity of his superior. The bishop j P'
to Father P.enedi-t to return to i "I. .o:i know anything npout a P
risk. .Viol when Father Benedict "ion to 1 .is nop .m. iooi
I
i m .
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returned he fotind -
That Father ValTha had fionn.
That h.r himself had been nef.used of
mlsapprvipriaiing church funds totaling-S-S.t'O1).
tiioval of Fat her Benedict?"
"Yes. what dr you want to kno.v for:
That's my husin.es. I won't teil you
any th;ns "'
"Well. Mr. Kozaed:. how many sigr.-
Thnt Father Zilerha had taxed eaeli ; e-1 that pe'
, , i w ell hi
,: .facortrac he i mmmmm
entiori of officers Kenealy and Tias- I Ev-a t)
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Walter
Kosiua v. ho J"-;
i. Ii and
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II I f ,v v eli a.se.
(M . uc 1 ii 1 i, s Zurniy. w!o w;is walki.it; cas
,1 Ion Si xter,th avenue with her iiim
'"""" " 111 "'m'n' '""1" 1 11 11 if y,.ir oi.l .--fi. was confronted by -lire
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Being purely
nn American product,
tlicre arc no import duties. Ma
sola costs only about half as
much as imported olive oil. As
it keeps indefinitely, it can be
used to the very last drop.
French Dressing
B tiiMef peons Maroia It teaspoon Sjlt
3 tablespoons Lemon Juics or Vincgsr
1 teaspoon Sugar ) teaspoon Paprika
Mix drv ingredient. Add Matolaamt
leraon juice or oineglr and beat unul
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We will deliver any new PIANO. PLAYER-PIANO or PHONOGRAPH regardless of price
to your home upon the payment cf $1.00 down it you make your saection today or boron
10 o'clock tomorrow 'night (Tuesday).
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three
.V Jk crea:nv. This dressing mav be rrJe
!. ' i T. - inrcer O'jaatitics and kentir. a bottle
t .'.l. ... n I.K
cf siiustard or Worcestershire
taucc co aavor.
We have been granted a
day extension to re
main in these warerooms,
which are located in the
PEOPLES BANK BLDG., 627
Hohman st., which means in
eyes of court, that we mujt
vacate at that time, and as
there positively is not a foot
of storage space to be had
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A. iv Corn Prouuc: Cook
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I Com-r'isin2 siirhllv used d-rrnonsirators
I r:i::"s in i':-: fuiJowing makes.
Scan b? c:c:I.a-r;ed within a yer.r a
a orar.d ncv i-tcycr-na.no.
and shoD-worn
All full' warranted and
t fail purchase price for
ir.Ts'?HT0N PIAYER $425.00
GERHARD $150.00
KII G $75.00
SOLO ' COaCEPvTO PL4YER. . . . $375.00
STARR $125.00
STORY L CLARK . ... $150.00
LENINGTG?; PLAYER $2G0.00
CCiiYAY .$275.00
BRADSURY $25.00
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R. H. REID, Manascr
Hohman
Ju:t North of Michigan Central Tracks
in Hammond, we are com
pelled to make this ridiculous
and excuciating offer to the
public.
Mr. Piano or Phonograph
Buyer, if you contemplate
buying any of the instru
ments advertised in this sale
at any time in the future, do
not allow this opportunity to
slip by. No dealer or manu
facturer ever offered such
n.irrs and inducements. lust
think of it, this stock is not imde up of a lot of cheap stencil instruments, but it consists of
such high grade pianos and players as Sieger, dickering. Reed & Sons, Weaver, Thompson,
etc.. and we are compelled to include such high grade Phonographs as Columbia, Steger,
Victor, Artonian, Brunswick, Windsor, Fulton, etc.
LOOK OVER THIS BRIEF LIST OF BARGAINS You can save from $200 to $430
on a Pbyer-Piano and from $50 to $259 on any Phonograph that you buy now at $1.00
down. NO WAR TAX NO INTEREST YOUR OWN GOOD TIME TO PAY.
to!
New $1050 Solo
Player
New $900 Sob $600
New $890 Solo 550
New 350 Szlo lV:.to
Dl O L V.J J
$840 :sj. m-mzz
Phcngraph Bargains
$350 Pho- g200
i; ! iHrxt ?'"ty .-"av5C it.',
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INew
nographs
New $300 Pho
nographs . . .
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and love!
luxurious weave as r.ic
women of Northern Indian:
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Supply your silk r.ecdi'for r-r
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women nav? dene
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wear is a wo:.uc.ji Vu.j- ''"
regular $4.00 value. Sale price for !
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this nne HU-mcn a
for Spring
This is th
Silk Week, per yard
36 in, Quality Taffeta
The loveliest grade of Chiffon Taffeta in all its Springtime
freshness and crispness. Fifteen beautiful combinations of
two-tone effects and most desired street shades J 80
in solid colors. Silk Week, per 3'ard
Beautiful Krepe Knit
Nothing in silks has been such an instant success as Krepe Knit,
the newest of novelty silks for Spring dresses. A complete line
of wanted shades. Very specially priced for Silk QQ
Week, per yard
Tab Silk Skirting
32- inch all-silk Satin Stripe Shirting, in a variety of beautiful
new color combiations. A durable, reliable quality.
Special during Silk Week, per yard
40-inch Satin Crepe
All pure silk Satin Crepe, an exquisite heavy quality for very
fine dresses; in navy, brown and black. Regular f O Aft
$4.09 value. Silk Week, per yard XKJ
All-Silk Black Charrneuse
The great demand for a fine black silk makes this a value
exceptional 40-inch high grade all-silk Black Satin Char
rneuse. A wonderful quality made to sell at 2? 1 Qft
$3.50. Special for Silk Week, per yard A
All-Silk 32-inch Pongee
33- inch natural color all silk Pongee, first quality. The de
sirable weights for dresses, men's shirts, blouses,
handkerchiefs and draperies. Special, per yard. . . .
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KAUFMAKM & WOLF - Mamkond.Ind
llpiTfer: New $275 Pho- 1 7S. m
lifpiyEf nographs . . .
Wteii- New $250 Pho- $1 95 m
PI
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M I Hs.;l!&'' jiimiw . am
New $630 Solo c-'rt;
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Pjaycr ty-o
One new $300 Phyer-Piano
used only ten months,
40 roll, 250
and bench..
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nograpns
v$200 Ph0-g()0
losraphs . . .
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N:v.' Plionographs as low as
$35. Many used and slight
ly shop-worn, at give-away
prices. All the time you
want to pay for them.
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MR. PIANO BUYER: It requires $50.00 down (at least) and not less than $20.00 p?f
montli to buy any of4 these Players from us at ?ny ot'.-r time, and you are compelled to pay
war tax and interest. Can you imagine our pa:-ithn vuih tma stoc ai'.uus t:n:e f
TODAY AND TOMORROW IS POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY FRf.! THIS
STOCK NO MATTER HOW YOU INTEND TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASE OR hCAv i.luul
TIME YOU MAY NEED TO PAY FOR IT. COME AND SEE THIS STOCK AT ONCt.
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