Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 192, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES

Frid.iv, Jan. 26, 1917

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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggiste.

BRENNAN OUT GARY. IXD.. Jan. 35. At 2 o'clock this afternoon John A. Brennan, following the example of Tom Knotts In the de mocratic ranks. Issued' a statement withdrawing from the republican mayoralty race, "to promote harmony In the party." In his statement Mr. Brennan throw his support to W. F. Hodges.

HESSVILLE WILL HDNOHJIER DRY North Township Community Hears of Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hess.

it. She died early this morning. Incorporation papers for the new congregation were filed by Attorney George Sheerer and named Herman Kelchert. Julius Krug and Krnest Guenther as directors. Other officers of the congregation are Henry Hopp Sr.. treasurer; Fred Dedelow. secretary. Tho Rev. Bruno Pager of Indiana Harbor who has been doing missionary work at Hessville Is the presiding offlcr and will very likely receive the call for permanent residence after the church is built and the congregation is fully organized. It is planned to erect a concret building about 34 by 60 feet with a full basement. Most of the work will be done by the parishonsrs. The building will cost approximately t.000. 0f this amount $1,600 Is already subscribed by the limited number who have been canvassed. The congregation will have from forty to fifty families, most of whom attended church In the surrounding cities, mainly In Hammond. Kennedy nvenuo is the. dividing line for the congregation collectors and deacon being appointed to represent each side. West of Kennedy avenue William Loshe and Henry Reichert are collector and deacon respectively. Rast of Kennedy William Voss and Herman Reichert are collector and deacon respectively.

Hessville. pioneer community of North tov.nship, having for years contributed to the growth and prosperity of the cities vlilch have sprung up around It, has decided to do something for Hessville In a religious way. Some of the town's best known families have banded together and formed the First Evangelical Lutheran Concordia chu-ch, and such Is the eagerness of the people for the project that ground for it may be broken next week. Providence was kind enough to permit Mrs. Elisabeth Hess, one of the founders of the congregation. live long enough to see her friends and neighbors work out definite plan for organization and building. She donated the building lot on School street, 75 by 166 feet, north of the new public school, to help the good cause along, and her many friends In the congregation will always.hold her In grateful memory for

To Cure a Cold la One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN'IVK Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 1 5c.

G. O. P. NOT TO HAVE A TICKET fC-ontlnued from Page Onel one of the twenty-ons precincts gave a definite expression through Its committeeman or some other representattive man from that precinct In favor or a cltliens party. Attorney W. J. McAleer was the first to speak and at the outset said this was no time to discuss candidates, and the subject -was taboo all the evening. All speakers were positive that the time Is ripe to drop party lines in a city campaign, and some of the more aggressive oes opened up on the administration In a general way last night.

Among those who voiced their sent!

ments at length approving a citizens party were Attorney McAleer. Lawrence

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Spring Chickens, dressed, per pound 23 Roasting and Stewing Chickens, per lb. . .22 Native Veal Stew, per pound -. . 176$ Lamb Stew, per pound 20 Table Carrots, per peck 20

Mixed Apples,

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No. 1 White Cooking

Potatoes, per peck. . .58

3 Tall Milk, for

Our regular 30c Peaberrv

Coffee, 4 pounds for. 1.00

Put Your Order in Friday Evening for Early Delivery Goods Delivered to All Parts of the City

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Market & Grocery Company State St. Phone 49 Hammonzl, Indiana Keep your eyes on our prices, they will interest you because we undersell the world. We are high in quaiitv and low in price. A Few Eye Openers For Friday Evening and Saturday All Day, January 26th and 27th MEAT DEPARTMENT T-r-n nriTT nnnw t r a nm

x xixioxx jrusxn. auaoi SMOKED CALLY HAMS SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE OR V ROUND STEAK ( LEAF LARD )

CUDAHY DIAMOND C. REG. HAMS, sweet & mild 21 BREAKFAST BACON, sugar cured 22 FRANKFURTS, BOLOGNA, HEAD ) 4 n CHEESE, BLOOD, LIVER, GARLIC, I A? POLISH AND PORK SAUSAGE J I UO FANCY BEEF POT ROAST 12 PLATE BOILING BEEF 9 FRESH SIDE PORK 20

SPARE RIBS 13

NECK BONES FRESH LIVER FRESH PIG FEET

LAMB, FRONT 15 LAMB, HIND 18 PURE LARD 19 GROCERY DEPARTMENT SALMON, small cans, reg. 12c seller, this sale, 3 for 25 PEAS, CORN AND TOMATOES, regular 15c seller, assorted, per dozen $1.15 WALLACE NO. 3 TOMATOES, reg. 15c seller, doz. 1.50 NEW YORK BRICK CHEESE, per pound. 27 MEADOW GROVE AVONDALE SELECTED EGGS, per dczen, in cartons 43 LAGE JUMBO DILL PICKLES, 2. for 5? SANTA CLARA PRUNES, this sale, lb 10? SWIFT S PRIDE SOAP, this sale, 7 bars 25 OUR SPECIAL 30c COFFEE, per lb at 23 CLUB HOUSE CORN FLAKES, this sale, pkg. ....7$ DOWNEY'S DELIGHT OLEO, this sale, lb 25 APPLE BUTTER, large jar, reg. 15c seller, this sale 10 COMB HONEY, this sale at 18 SWEETHEART TALCUM POWDER, 4 cans 15

Cox. W. F. Bridge. Roscoe Woods', Attorneys L. Li. Uomberger. P. E. Boone. D. J. Moran, 11. E. Granger, M. D. Met. Charles R. Dyer. Judge E. I. Ames. W. . Paiton. W. A. Hill, and Willis Ford, the latter havlns acted as secretary. Attorney Room? related his election Into the city- council on a non-partisan ticket from the Eleventh ward and said that It Is absolutely necessary that

the city's biggest men, to respond to the call, when drafted Into service for the city either as mayor or councilman. He emphasized the need of big men in the council. The spirit of the whole meeting was that the time had come In the affairs of Hammond when the office must seek the man, and that the man must respond for the good of the city. The matter of party politics having been settled the question today arises how nominations' should be made. Under the present primary law only parties which figured in the last election are entitled to th benefits of a primary. The proposed Greater Hammond or citizens party not having been in existence in the last election cannot participate In the primary to be held March . Thre remains therefore no other alternative but a single party primary the expenses of which are to be defrayed by private subscription, or a convention nomination. The delay in making nominations is in accord with the spirit of last night. It will give the mo vement an opportunity to sink in. it Is pointed out, whereas entries for the regular pri

maries must be filed with the city clerk Mthin fh next week or ten days. The

action taken last night does not bar any republican from filing his application and running for a republican nomination. The consensus of last night and today a to arrange for a big mass meeting to be held with the approach of warmer weathrr, and to go about selecting candidates for the new ticket in a. most deliberative manner.

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UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

(By United. . Press.) NEW YORK. Jan. 26. General motors advanced 2 to 125 at the opening of the Block exchange today in a market that showed Irregular changes. United States Steel sold at 114. Va up Central leather gained i. Ilexlean petroleum was off -z and Marino shares were lower. United States Steel sold above 115 during th emorntng and Reading sold as high as 102.

January Atchison American Beet Sugar American Car Fdry. Anaconda American Locomotive American Smelting Brooklyn Rapid Transit - Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian I'aciflc American Can Co. Now York Central Colorado Fuel Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio . Crucible Steel I'rie

General Electric Great Northern Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum Northern Taciflc - Pennsylvania Republic Iron and Steel Reading American Sugar Southern Pacific Southern Railway Chgo.. Mil. and St. Paul Texas Oil Utah Copper Western Union Wabash Willys Overland

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today, especially from northern parts of the state on the reversed decision recommending passage, after it had been amended so that all cities except Indianapolis shall hold their election in May. Elections in Indianapolis are to be held In March. A short debate preceded the adoption. A motion to force the house committee holding the woman's suffrage Mil to report at the next session was killed. The committee is unfavorable to suffrage and is charged with attempting to smother the bill. Speaker Eschbach warned committees they were not allowed to cover up bills.

ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL ' JVJALTED WllLK Cheap snbstitutes cost YOU oame prlca.

Days News In Gary

GOXE TO FLORIDA. Mrs. B. H . Barton, mother t Mrs. H. M. Hosmer of Van Buren street, left last night to spend the balance of the winter in Florida. MRS. HKIX. Mrs. A. O. Hein and daughter Dorothy of Connecticut street, will leave Saturday for a visit to relatives at Minneapolis. ATTKND (ilt ADI ATION. Miss Lillian Bernsnein, 820 Madison street, will attend graduation exercises at the Crane Technical school In Chicago this evening. Her cousin. Josrph Bernstein, Is one of the graduating class. f.O'K TO FLORIDA. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Vest. 409 Jackson street, left last evening to spend the balance of the winter at St. Petersburg. Fla. TAKEX TO HOME. Mrs. James1 Grswold who underwent an operation at the Gary General hos

pital ten days ago. was taken to her home at Valparaiso yesterday. MISS MO E. Miss Margaret Moe. Seventh avenue and Van Bureri street, has as her weekend guest Miss Frankie Wallle of South Bend.

WORRIED OVER MOVE

- - . . !M-.Hi.. country, however, to police chiefs ami to pawn shops giving description ot the stolen merchandise. The wisdom of this plan was very evident when word came yesterday afternoon from two cities, almost simultaneously informing Chief Bowen that part of the stuff had been recovered and two men arrested for the crime. One telegram came from Toledo and the other from Cleveland. Late yesterday afternoon Chii f Bowen and Captain Struss of the Harbor station started for Toledo ami Cleveland to investigate the report and to bring back the men providing no mistake had been made in the arrests.

Days News In Gary

Gary's 163 a loon men an-1 h.-l dozen wholesale liquor "K-ai'-r ar tonsidt-r-ably worried over the action of tho lower house of t iie Indiana legislature yesterday in pasFinif th-; "dry" iii'.a.sure. If the stnatf! passes it and the governor siKns the bill it will be effective, the first of next year. See Slump la Realty Values. Th: dumping of 175 business places, some of which pay as high as $H,000 a yar rental the last figure being paid to the Gary Land company of the United States Steel corporation as landlord will, it is feared, seriously affect building progress. A dechne In rents is also predicted. Recall Old Dry" Says. Gary for over a year nine years ago was legally "dry," but not really bo. After the remonstrance became effective men went out of town for liquor and returned in a drunken condition on trains and street cars. Then nearly 300 "blind r'Ks" sprang up, corruption and immorality were rampant and it was almost necessary to call out the state troops. Incidentally a large business was done importing booze from elsewhere.

Fifteen litle glrlt an! boys were delightfully entei tained when little Miss Henrietta flagon, granddaughter of Mr. ami Mrs. K. K. liagoi.. S06 Harrison street, celebrated her third birth Jay anniversary Thursday, from 2 to 4 . Th" i:ttie folks enjoyed hernselves with appropriate little gimes planr.td by the mother and grandmother, ami the little ones were most delighted. Refreshments were served and the birthday cake lighted with candles was th; 'enter of attraction. Little Misfes In.i Cole and Anna Fern Washam were the prize winners in "find the rr.ost 1 canuts." Th -e present were: Violet ami Herbert Allison. Marion ami Anna Fein Washam, I'orothy Strti'h, Arthur and Herbert Anderson, Ina Cole. Violet Greffen, Helen and Bernadine Horigan. Willi' 1 ODonneli and Henrietta Raeon. The little hostess was the recipient of many nice presents.

ASTHMA SUFFERER Write today. I will tell you. free of charge, of a simple home treatment for asthma which cured me after physicians and change of climate failed I am so grateful for my present good health, after years of suffering, that I want every one to know of this wonderful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Evans. Box 655. It- 6. es Moines. Iowa.

CI.OSE CHICAOO ORACT PTJTTJRES. Wheat May. $1.81: July, $1.51; Sept., $1.38. Corn May, $1.01: July. $1.00. Oats May, 58c; July. 55tic. CHICAGO irVE STOCK. Hogs Receiptst 35.000: market, ten

lower: mixed. $11.10 ft 11. fi5: good, $11.30

(511.35; rough. $11.1511.30; light. $11. 0511.55: pigs. J9.15?F 10 60. Cattle Receipts, 3.000; market, steady: beeves. $7,75 4? 1 1.00: cows-heifers. $5.003:10.25; Mockers-feeders, $r?.no f 9 00; texans. $8.65 f?9.50: canner.

CHICA'OO PRODUCE. Butter Creamery extras. 37J37'4c: creamery firsts. So'feiijaec; firsts, 33 0 35c: seconds. 31S'32c. Ffsrs Ordinaries. 38 39c; firsts, 40 14 41c. Live poultry Fowls, 30 '4c; ducks. 16Hc; geese. 14gl6c; springs, lSUc; turkeys, 22c.

CLU STAIRS ON HER HANDS Too III to Walk Upright Operation Advised. Saved by Lydia E. Pinkh&m's Vegetable Compound.

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"BURNING UP" BOWLING LEAGUE (Special to Thb Times.) GARY. IND.. Jan. 26. The Ga-y Printers. bowling in the Gary City League are showing a lot of "speed" in the last Six matches and are within two games from the leaders. Wednesday-

night they trimmed the Booster Hotel team three games. Scores: Printers. Maloney -151 143 163 Kozoroskl 188 168 165 O'Brien 312 175 131 Carr 196 173 lf.O Woggles 22S 227 1V0

Total 1.009 Booster Hotel. Schmidt 176 Frank 1S4 Blind 130 Fish 204 Swisher 167

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The "Gary Prints" would like to hear from Captain Walter Rohde of the classy M. & M. team of Hammond for a game next Sunday afternoon to be bowled at Gary.

AT DeLUXE ' "War Brides." the great emotions.! picture In which Nazimoa is starred, shows tonight for the final time at DeLuxe theatre. The stirring war drama has had a great reception in Hammond. Clara Williams, Triangle-Kay Bee star, will be seen at DeLuxe theatre Sunday in a drama by C. Gardner Sullivan, entitled "Three of Sljiny," in which the Austro-Italian war frontier Is used as a background for a love story dealing with the Hvfs of three people an Italian girl and two suitors, one an Italian, the other an Austrian. The early set res1 of the play take pl.ice in a boarding house in New York, where the three meet and become fast friends before being called back to Europe.

DECISION RESERVED ny United Press.) INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 26. Hope of northern Indiana cities to delay the primary election this spring when the house committee's election reversed the decision on tTie bill Introduced by Senator Kinder of Gary providing for the holding of elections later in the year. A week ago It was decided to recommend Indefinite postponements, killing the measure. Hundreds of protests were received

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Thia woman now raises chickens and does manual labor. Read her story: Richmond, Ind. "For two years I was so sick and weak with troubles

from my age that when going up stairs I had to go very slowly with my hands on the eteps, then sit down e.t the top to rest. The doctor said he thought I should have an operation, and my friends

thought I would not 1 live to move into

our new house. My daughter asked me

to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as she had taken it with good results. I did so, my weakness disappeared, I gained in strength, moved into our new home, did all kinds of garden work, shoveled dirt, did building and cement worR, and raised hundreds of chickens and ducks. I can

not say enough in praise of Lydia E. j Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and i if these facts are useful you may publish them for the benefit of other i women." Mrs. M. O. Johnston, Route j

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At 12:10 last Monday morning. Merchant Policeman Lewis of Indiana Harbor discovered that the plate glass door in the Illinois Jewelry store at 3331 Michigan avenue had been broken and apparently a robbery had occurred. This store Is owned and managed by Berkovitz who with his wife was in Chicago. The officer notified the police station and an investigation was made. The loss could not be determined, however, until Mr. Berkovitz returned. Later It was found that about sixty watches had been taken, twelve to fifteen rings and a number of valuable stick pins, the whole representing a loss of approximately one thousand dollars. In the store, remaining untoched,' there was a $90 diamond ring, a watch valued at $100 and many other valuable watches and pieces of jewelry. From the fact that the opening made by the brick which was used to smash tho glass front was small and because of the fact that only a limited amount of loot was taken, it was though by the officers to have been the work of boys. Teleerams were sent all over the

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WINE HOUSE S. Levin, Prop. 145 East State St. Hammond, Indiana Phone 438

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PASTIME TO-DAY - A Five-Act Feature The Girl of Lost Lake Tomorrow Alice Brady In a 5-Act World Feature A Woman Alone Sunday &-Act Feature SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS

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Meals and Groceries Manufacturer of Hams, Bacon and Sausage. Wholesale and Retail. Auto Delivery. Phone 77 Hammond. 4 81 State Street.

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If .you're puzzled about what to get for dinner, here's a little tin that's worth taking. Why not order a loin of pork? You can roast it, bake it, stuff it or serve it as you will. You're bound to find it delicious.

WHOLE FAMILY WILL LIKE THIS The entire family will enjoy the current five-act vaudeville bill at the Orpheum the last half of this week. The kiddies will be wild about Adale's animals; sister will like Bevan & Flint in pongs and chatter: mother will cry during the dramatic sketch. "Our Family;" and father will enjoy seeing LeDora. the shapely lady. The musical show, "He's In Again," !s at the Orpheum starting Sunday.

PRIMARIES NEAR DESIRE FOR REFORM Concurrent with the approach of city primaries in Gary reform efforts are taking on momentum. A meeting of steel corporation officials yesterday Is said to have been In the Interests of cleaning up the city rather than for the promotion of Supt. Gleason's candidacy for mayor. Mayor Johnson's entry Into the race for renomination has been followed by reform meetings and similar movements. No efforts toward reform were made until "political times' approached. The last reform movement Gary had came up whsn it was" desired to oust SJayor Knotts.

Pork Loins, 8 to 10-lb average, nice and lean 18 Pork Roasts, 8 to 10-lb average, all meat, no waste. .18 Kellner's Hickory Smoked Hams, finest in market. . .20 Kellner's Hickory Smoked Breakfast Bacon 23 Beef Pot Boast, choice cuts 13 15 Boiling Beef - IOC Rib Roast, boneless and rolled. 17c4 Kellner's Sugar Cured Boneless Corn Beef 15c All our Home Made, Sausage, Hamburger, Pork Sausage, liver Sausage, Blood Sausage and Mince Ham, this sale only 12J4 Libby's California Asparagus, large 3-lb can, a real bargain 25 T ibby's Pineapples, the very best, 2 cans 45 Eat Noodles, Macaroni and Spaghetti in place of Potatoes, 3 10c packages 25 We Have Also a Fine Lot of Fresh Dressed Chickens Trade at Kellner's, the Finest and Most Up-To-Date Market in the City

DeLUX THEATRE

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in The Night Owls'' Laughs Galore.

SUNDAY Clara Williams In Three of Many or Two Men and a Woman Extra Good MONDAY AND TUESDAY Clara Kimball Young in "The Foolish Virgin"

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Nights, 7:309:30 HAMMOND Nights, 10c, 20c, 30c Matinees Dally 2:15. Mats., 10c and 15c TODAY AND TOMORROW FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE Starting Sunday, January 28th ONE DAY ONLY KNUTE ERICKSON and Chorus of 25 American Beauties in "He's In Again" Don't Forget the Date

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