Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 20 January 1912 — Page 8

THE TIMES. Jar.ua rr 20.11912. rOT ninnunn Tn ciio I uniUHuu lu Repair men never built houses oh money. made out of MITCHELL CARS. Repair Man. SPECIAL Call today and see the new MITCHELL BABIES' demonstrated. You'll get an overwhelming desire to own one. HMWCLUB ' Will Make Specialty of Mu- ; sic, But Will Also Be Literary.

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. East Chicago Is to have a new musical club. It objects are not musical ..alone, aa it will embody a literary department. but.it will make a specialty of music. : The enterprise was launched yesterday at ' the Congregational parsonage and promises to -fir. a ion if felt' want in East Chicago There were thirtythreer ladies present, all of -whom will :,be members, and it is likely as mar.y more can be found who would like to '3o1n. It, 'tf - the club decides to take In '. large membership. At present, however, it is in embryotle state, and the

members themselves are not quite certain Just what their .policy will be. , Mra. Alexander Monroe, at whose home the meeting was held, was elected president, over her earnest protest, she finally consenting to act in that capacity when urged by all present. She expressed her appreciation of the honor, although she was reluctant to undertake the responsibilities it entailed. . .'...' Mrs. . A. Z. Campbell was named as vice president and Mrs. Haugh secretary. No treasurer- has as yet been elected. The 'meeting opened at 2:0 o'clock and the entire situation was thoroughly discussed. The idea of having a club of the kind met with Instantaneous and hearty approval, there being an unusually large number of limbic lovers and excellent performers in East Chicago In proportion to the size of the town. Elocution will be a feature of the work of the organization.

MITCHELL TWENTY-FIVE 2 Passenger Roadstefl Price, $950.00 Specifications Four cylinder: splitdorf dual ignition syster, Belf-contained in crank case; selective type transmission; three Bpeeds forward, one reverseWull floating axle; standard, universal; 3 2x3 Jj inch tires; 100 inch wheel case; 56 inch speed; 60 inch optional; fore doors; megnetto; horn; five lamps; generator; tire irons; complete set of tools, including jack; universal speedometer sprocket. Extra, 40 foot gas taik in place of generator $10.00 net.

MITCHTI.L BABY SIX 5-Passenger, 40 Hourse-Power,

Price, $1,750.00 . Specifications : Six cylinder; splitdorf dual ignition syst em, self-contained incrank case; selective type (ransmission; three speeds forward, one reverse; full floating axle; demountable rims; 36x4. inch tires; 125 Inch wheel base; 56 inch speed; 60 inch optional; fore doors; top -with cover; magneto; five lamps; generator; horn and complete set of tools, Including jack; one extra demountable rim and holder; universal speedometer sprocket. Extra, 40 foot gas tank in place of generator $10.00 net. I also carry a new MITCHELL SIX CYLINDER 7-PASSENGER CAR at $2250.00 and a new MITCHELL FOUR CYLINDER 4-PAS-SENGER CAR at $1,150.00. You want a car. That car will be a MITCHELL. R. F. KUNERT Agent for the) MITCHELL CARS in Lake County. 160 Fayette St. Phone 280. Hammond, Ind.

MITCHELL THIRTY 5 Passenger, Price, $1,350.00 Specifications Four cylinder; splitdorf dual ignition system, self-contained in crank case; selective type transmission; three speeds forward, one reverse; full floating axle; standard, universal; 34x4 inch tires; 112 inch wheel base; 56 inch speed; 60 inch optional; fore doors; top with cover; mcgneto; five lamps; generator; horn and complete set of tools, Including jack;, universal speedometer sprocket. Extra, 40 foot gas tank in place of generator J10.6o net.

J. IV MORGAN WILL RULE MONEY WORLD FROM TOP OF NEW GOTHAM SKYSCRAPER

UNITED STATES STEEL REPORT Estimate of Earnings for 1911 Around $104,000,000. Eastern estimates of the earnings of the Vnited States Steel corporation in the final quarter of 1911 place the amount at about 12". 000. 000. This

estimate, witn"the earnings reported for

the first nine months, indicate a total of $104,150,000 for the year. The last year was the lowest in earn-

ings since 1908, when 4 per cent was earned on the common stock. More

than 4 per cent has boen earned for this tock except in 1908 and 1904, for

the latter year but 1 per cent was left.

Based upon the above showing for 1911, the following alle gives the net earnings, surplus for common and per cent earned on the 'common stock since

301: ' ; " Net Surplus Pet

earnings. common. com

I9U . .;.S104.150,44S 129,690,27s 5.84

1910 .... 14-r504.75S 82.187,608 12.20 1909 .... 131, 479,475 63,85.017 10.60

1908 91,847,710 20.509.03H 4.00 1907 .... 1(0,964. 670 T9.34o.888 16.60 190S .... 156,24,37S 72,908.909 14.30 1905 .... 119,787,658 43.365.815 8.50

1904 .'. .. 73.176.531 5,047,852 1.00 1903 109,171.152 25.012,478 6.00

1902 .... 188. 308.TI3 64,886,347 10

1901 .... 84.787.596 33, 846.000 6.60

"Nine months.

Steel prices were low during 1911, so

low. indeed, that the ordinary inde

pendent companies were riot able - to

make anr considerable profit.

Doctor's) Best Formula i Breaks Severest Cold ia a TJwy aid '! Curea Aay Curable Conga. '

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This has been : published ' here for several winters and has proven the quickest and most reliable formuia obtainable for coughs and colds. "From your druggist get two ounces of Glycerine and naif an ounce -Ooncentrated Pine compound. Take these two ingredients home and put them into a half pint of good whiskey. Shake it v.eJl atid take one to two teaspoonfuls Rftr each meal and at bed time. Smaller doses to children according to gu Be sure to get only the genuine (Glebe) Concentrated Pine. Each half oum.'e . bottle conies in a sealed tin screw-too case. Any drureist has it on

fiie.hand or will quickly get it from his holesale house. Don't experiment with

preparations Because or cneapness. xt

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Here is quick

est and Ruintj cure known;

for corns, cal

louses, bunions. frost-Wtes. sweatT and ach-

ing feet. "Two TablesDoonfula of Calocidel

compound in not toot-bath, gires Inst ant relief and if repeated daily for a short time.

permanent cure results." Get a ase box of :

this remarkable Calocide from any druggist)

or direct iron MCQicai formula abora-

tones or cnicago. '

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Vtr week repays ( SS ' loam 1b ttfty weeks.

.Other' aaaennta at same

pertloas. An-f amooat from $8 te SI OO, ne inoath or one year. Lotat a' heaaehold goods, ptaaoa, hen ea, wagoaa, ete without removal. ' . . It jroa seed mosey nil out the bleak below mmi mail to as aad our aa-eat will eatl aa explala how we loaa mouey privately, at low rotes, personal property. ame .......................... Address ........................ Amount wasted ................ Indiana Loan Company Phone 322. Cor. 5th & Broadway Over Potofttc Gary, Indiana

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ACCIDENT WAS SERIOUS

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Dr. XV, Mayes Martin, superintendent. Public worship and sermon at 10:45 a. ,Vn. Subject: "Th Great Awakenin" ' . - , Junior League at 2:30 p. m. Men's Brotherhood meeting in the basement social room at 3 p. m. Loyal Princes at 4 p. m. Kpworth' League service at 6:30 p. m. Topic: Klijah. or the Strength of Revolt Against Wrong." - Kvening church service at 7:30 p. m. Sermon: "The Power of Secret

BURLINGTON WINS, 6-l.iThouKhls"; Enjoyable music will be a

most cordiallj- inviyed to attend. Mid-week prayer and conference meeting at 7';30 "Wednesday evening. . All are most cordially invited to attend. - " -.

Mrs. Miller. 4601 Forsylh avenue, Kast Chicago, who. fell in the. hall of her home last Saturday morning and received a. broken arm and bruised h!p, is reported in 'critical condition. The physician who is attending her says that her hip is dangerous hurt. Mrs. Miller is 73 years old and her age is much against her.

Burlington, la.. Jan. 20. The Burlington high school basketball team de

feated Carthaga. 6 to 1, last night.

The Chrlatladelpnlaa Kcelesta, K. of f. hall, over the Lion store. ' ' . The Christiadelphlan Ecclesi- meets every Sunday at 3 p. m. "Sunday school at 3 p. m. Lecture at 4 p. m. Bring Bibles. Ask QuestionsT Investigate. ;

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Wew SKYSCRAPCK WHERE- O. PICSPOAIT - . WILL HAVE , OFPICC- -o - ; This latest addition to New Tork'fe skyscrapers, with. Its pyramidal top, is located at the corner of Wall street and Nassau street. In the very heart oi the financial world. J. Pierpont Morgan has leased an entire floor near the top where he will conduct his vast private Interests. The New York Stock Kxchange lathe second ' bunding to the Wtof the new skyscraper. 1 . ' ' ' '' ' '

REALTY SALE - STIRS THE WHOLE

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Where to Worship Meetings ..- - at Various Uiramond Cburcbcs

The CbHstlaa Seleaeo Bveloty. Services at 11 o'clock' 1h the Masonio

temple; in Muenich' court,. .

Snnday school following the errvlcea. -i t4njrr1al ..iaeetiuK Js held.-on

"Wednesday-evening, at o'clock.

A Christian Science readlrar room'ti

maintained, hy thiis society in room No.

.44. Rimbach building," where the Bible

and authorized Christian Science literature may be found. Visitors are wel

come.

A most cordial Invitation ia extended

to all. ' ' . I

Vtmt "olrnual Society. The First Spiritual society of Hammond will hold their regular services at Weis' hall, 98 State street, at 7:30 p. m.; and 'will continue to run with

good lectures and spirit' messages. ., j

This Is the only chartered society in

the city of Hammond, and Incorporated

Episcopal

Henry

Monroe Street Metltodlat church. ; ' Sunday school at '2:30 p.

J. Wright, superintendent. Evening " service at 7:38 . p. Rev. WiUiam Newton will give

sermon. ! - ; .t -. Mid-week service Thursday, 7:45. p. m

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. . Kloa'a lioruav M. E. Chareh. 308 Trax tom avenue. - Residence, itc .Trumaa avenue. Rev. August Peter. 'Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. ' Preaching service at 10:10 a. m. .Epwprth League at 6:1S p. m. .fivenlng services. at V:30 p. m. Wednesday evening at prayer Ateetio . . ; ; ' The Ladies' Aid society meetings are held on the last Thursday of the month. Choir practice, Friday evening, at p. . -; '- - r ' ' " 'The1 people of the city are cordialty Invited to share In this service.

pectlvely. at tho low and high mas every first and fourth SunCay of the month. Vice versa on all other Sun-Says.

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Church. Re.

F-lrat Baptist Chorea, 210 Sibley at. noy'dS-H." "Adams, "" pastor;'' residence, -t-9 Williams street. Phone 1183-R.-

Merger service at 10:30, combining,

preaching service and Sunday school Into one service of an hour and a half, . closing at It o'clock. . i Junior Union' for boys and girls at 3 j p. m. ' East Hammond mission at 2:30 p. m. i Visitors are welcome. ; Baptist Toung People's Union at 6:30 p. m. Evening church service at 7:30 o'clock. ;

Subject: "Paved by the Life of Christ."

Services during the week: Prayer meeting W sdnesday evening t 8 o'clock.- '-... Friday night at 7 gymnastic classes.

?To all' our iiervices all kinds of peo-

tl. M. ' blaster, pastor.

;tTtrst mass (low) at t a. m. , High mas at 10:16 a. m. Catechetical instruction at 3 p. i pgtutiott and benediction. ', German snd English sermons.

Carlattaa flisKk. Caraer Calamot it. nue ajd R'immer strait. C. jhatp, minister; residence S3! Summer street. 'Phone 346". Sunday meetings: . Orchestra at 9:45 a. m. Bible school at 10 a. m. - Communion and preaching aerrlce at li' a- tv v Junior Bndeavor at I. Intermediate Endeavor at 4 p. aw Christian Endeavor at f :30 p. m. Baptismal and evangelistic servlco

at 7:1 p. m. 8peclal music at all servlcea. Monday evening at 8 p. m. Garfleia r.lub. alternate Mondays. "Tuesday office day at the church. -' Tuesday evening at 7:30 choir praotlee. Mr. Learning, leader. Wednesday afternoon, Deborah Aid society at Aha church. Wednesday evening, at 7:19. midweek servloe, Bible study and boar ma4r Thursday evening social evening, v Thursday afternoon Martha .Aid ao elety at tha church. .

as a religious church under the state j pie receive 'the same kind of welcome.

law of Indiana. .

Chrlatiaa Spiritual Society. . . The Christian Spiritual society of Hammond will hold their regular services aXCnights of Pythia's hall, over the Lion store, Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Prcif positive, tests of spirit return. good singing and speaking. All are cordially invited. - r

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Huhw" "itreet.' ' Rev. A. W.' Hoffman, pastor. F. D. McElroy, Sunday school superintendent. 1 ; Mrs. Cynthia Sohl. superintendent4 of Ihe primary department. . Miss Harriet Ferris, choir leader. Mrs. L. A. Minard, organist. Sundny school at 9:4S a. m

Pine StreetVfreabytenaa Church. Preachin- service at 10:45 a. m.

Rev Graham Fuller, pastor. ' " t Theme: "The Church Triumphant." Residence, 442 Cedar street. 'Phone j Chr'.ji Ian Endeavor society will meat t87-R. i at; 6:30 p. m. 1 ,x

nunuay acnooi at io a. m. , Evening church service at 1:30 p.

airs, t uiinlngham. superintendent. j T!tem: Trust."

service at 8:30, Ladies' Aid society Wednesday' superintendent. at'-" t m.' "

a dollar about his clothes, was approached by a well-dressedt agent: Made an Easy Fifty.

"What 11 you take for your place, partner? tnquirea the agent. What'll you give?". . "Give you a ten spot." "Nothin' doin". I've got to have more than that." "I'll move to the foot of the line for $50."

"You're on." and the well-dressed man unbuttoned his overocat, found

his pocket book and extracted tw-o twenties and a ten from a"fat lookingyblocfc

of bills, and handed tliem to the stranger, tie moved out ol the line anTthi newcomer stepped intc- his place. - , ''. . ;, Sensational Profits Made. '.;--, "'-,v'-

For many hours the line was able by tight squeezing and serpentine windinars to remain inside, but at length it overflowed and part of it' was forced

to remain outside In the chill morning air. stampng and thrashing. themselves with their arms to k-ep their blood in.' clrculaton. TheVi as the door would open to discharge those who had already'had their pick:of lots, the foremost

ones in waiting line would squeeze tnsjdei. r j.. '" Inside was Judge Walter 'J. Riley, .president of the Calumet-Kennedy addition, who was conducting the sale. and a force of a dozen clerk working like mad at applications arfd other clerical work incident. to the.apid transaction of business. City Engineer C. K. Wallace had drawn a map on the wall showing the subdivision and its Juxta-positlon with reference to .the Baldwin Locomotive site, which it adjoins on the west. ,A platform made .of couple of wide

planks had been erectecfand on this stood Dell : Funkhouser, and as ; "Billy" Hastings gave In the applications. Judge Riley would: readr the block and lot number and Mr. Funkhouser checked them "off with red chalk. ,f Hardships Made No Difference. ' - HastingH and Mott, who held the first two positions- lo the line, purchased between them $50,000 worth of lots. Ther- were a numberr of sensational profits made. W. F. Hines. shipping clerk at the brick, plant, bought two lots in (Irasselli avenue last August, lie paid. $1,000 for the pair and this morning sold them to "Billy" Hasting for $2,5u0. r . " ' It is expected that the remarkable selling of today will be continued for the greater part of next week, when many of the speculators will unload their purchases on others who did not get in in time for the first pick, but who are desirous of obtaining the choicest locations. The transfers -of today are by no means all speculation, however. Many of the purchasers of property, are buying for an investment with the view of building and reaping their benefits when the rush of next spring will have opened up. The construction work on .the big plant will bring hundreds of workmen to the Twin. Cities who will have to be taken care of one way and another. There are houses tobe built and stores to- be erected for the workmen who will be brought here -after the plan! is built, by the the locomotive works people, and Indiana Harbor, Calumet and Ea.st CHcayo expect to witness an unprecedented activity in building for the nest few years. " -; ..... "".

Junior Endeavor p. m. Mrs. Tweedel,

Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Reception , of members. Good music. . . Mrs. C. C. Sprout will sing at the evening service. 1. All are invited to these services.

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If you vant $5 to $100

trill let you have what you want, privately lentlally. and give you a year to pay it back

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and Annflrlant

if you like, in small amounts by the week or month. A satisfactory discount allowed when paid before due.

If we don't save you $3 or mora on every loan, well make you one for nothing. Tour furniture, piano or stock will do as security without depriving you of its use. eeata a week for SO weeks oaya a SO loaa. -$1.10 a vreek (or BO weeka paya a g0 loaa. OTHER AMOUNTS AT SAME RATIO.

Loans on their own note to people' permanently employed. Borrow $5. pay back $5.60. Other amounts In proportion. -

LOANS MA11E ANYWHERE IN CALUMET DISTRICT. Lake County Loan Co. 28 Rimbach Block Above Lion Store

; HAMMOND, INDIANA.

Phone 213

41 Rim-

Prayer meeting, -Wednesday evening at 6:30 p. m. ' , All are Invited to these services.

St. Paol'a Episcopal Chorea

bach avenue. Rev. Charles Albert Smith., rectorv Tel. 8S6-W. , Third Sunday after Epiphany. Holy communion with sermon at 10:45 a. m. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. m.j Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

St. Paal'a Lntheraa Chnreh, S7 Clla

ton street Rev. Theo. Claus, pastor. ' German service at 10 a. m. - Special meeting of St. Paul's Lutheran Yeague Immediately after': service. All , League -members requested to-- be present. : , English Sunday school at l:30 p..ra.' English service at 2:30 p. m. Junior League Thursday, at 7:30 p. in. Ladies A,ld society at 3 p. m.. St Paul',s Lutheran -League Thursday at 8 p. m. .; - ' . -

Peateeoctl Chorea of tie Kuueia Calumet and Michigan avenues. Mrs, Carrie I Felmlee. pastor. Rev. W.'.IL Fugate. pastor. - . Sunday school ot :45 a. m. Congregational meeting at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. . Mid-week services- ' Prayer meeting Wednesday . evening at 7:30 p. m. " Bible study Friday evening at 7:lt p. m.

Kataeeaal

- Tko rirat Sletkodlat

hurh. Russell street. ' Rev. W. ,F. Switer, pastor; raildenea, 117 Russell street. .

Evangelical Iaraiaooel Church, Sibley Rev. M. C. Hoefer, pastor. . J . IMvlne worship bearing upon Epiphany and holy communion at 10 a, m. ttlble school at 2 p. m. Congregationat meeting at 3 p. m. English .'service, lecture on Palestine, 7:30 p.-'m. Monday evening, 7:30 p. m., monthly business session of the Ladies' Aid so

ciety. ! - Tuesday evening, 7:30 p. xn., young people's meeting. Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. the

regular ' choir rehearsal. ; . cordial invitation is extended to attend all services. ' ' ' ' First Ooaa-rea-atloaal Chorea. ' Rev." Malcolm " J. Cameron, pastor, residence, ill Sheffield avenue. Mr. M. E. Zuver, supt. Sunday achooL ' Sunday school at 9:45 a. xn'. ' Morning worship at ; -a, m. " Muslo by Chorus Choir. - Evening service at 7:80 P- mBoys' club Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30.

Young people's chorus rehearsal, directed by Griffith Jones Friday, evening, "at 7:30 p. m. 1 A cordial Invitation Is extended te all to' come and worship with us.

St. Aadrew'a t at hollo Chnreh. Corner-165th place and Lincoln avenue, leather B. Nowakowskl, pastor. Low Maya 8 a. m. Holy. Communion Second, Mass 9a.m. High Mass 10 a. m. . Preaching at 19:30 a. m. . Bun4ay .school at j:30 p. m.

First Mational

Bank

HAmn-ior,c3 Indiana

Capital and Surplus

300,000.00

Deposits $1,415,406.54

C WE ARE NOT TOO LARGE TO WELCOME YOU, BUT WE ARE LARGE ENOUGH TO GIVE YOU THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE. C TRY OUR SAVING DEPOSITS AT THREEER CENT. INTEREST.

1 1 A. M. Turner W. C. Belman ' President Cashier - .. .. -. F '" ' " s