Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 298, Hammond, Lake County, 29 May 1917 — Page 2
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FOUi BUT (By United Press CtI8rram.) WASHINGTON', May I9. Another startling German riot was revealed liefore the hous interstate commerce committee today. Secretary of State Lansing disclosed the fact that 'Germans or German officials" attempted shortly before this nation's war declaration to involve th-i United States in iiiTere:CF3 with England, and France through organ 'rat of a Wg steamship I'orrnny that was deli'.f ratei to violate foreisa trading: with the enemy. The p!ot is now bein R investigated by the department of Justice upon authority of reliable government information. lansingr told the committee. Secretary Lansing. Secretary of Commerce Red field, and Assistant Attorney General Warren, author of the bulk of the war legislation, appeared before the interstate commerce commission today in behalf of the Adamson act which prohibits trading with the enemy. Lansing said Germany sent spies to this country before the war to organize a steamship company. The agents loaned Americans money to buy grain witlr the understanding that they place, the grain aboard ships. Germany hoped in this way to cause trouble between the I'nited States and the allies over seizure of American cargoes. AUSTRIAN LINE IS SLOWLY TURNED BY JOHX II. HK tRIEY. ROME. May 9. The southern wing of the Austrian line was beinff slowly turned today under tremendous leverage of Cadorna's full force of arms, exerted westwsrd on the Hermada plateau, north of Duino. Duino itself, bounded on one side by the Gulf of Trieste, is now surrounded on two s:des by Italian troops and all but detached from the Austrian hold. The Italian fighting; I re Is in sight of the town's ruins. Capture, of Duino was momentarily expected this morning. With this point in Italian possession the way will be opened along the coast for advance on Trieste a way comparatively flat, as opposed to the mountains to the north. In aucb an advance guns from British boats in the gulf will be of great ass'stance. The Italian advance was concentrated on this salient today and fighting- was continu ing with great violence. On the remainder of the front the battle was mostiy of Austrian counter-at tacks, the enemy striving, to relieve pressure to the south by pushing at the Cadorna lines elsewhere along the front. LAKE CO. BOYS TO BE IN LINE OF BATTLE (Continued from page one.) to the war zone. Senator New says there is nothing to indicate that any states will be favored or that any state 1 - r, FOR S4LPJ BY Wt.oUs.Ir DtatrtbiHom ' Maginot Bros., Hammond, Ind. Jtrtallerat Anderson Hdw. Co., Hammond. Ind. Fleker Bros.. Hammond. Ind. C K. Nelson. Hammond. Ind. Jos. W. Wels. Hammond, Ind. !. Kellman & Son, Inc., Dyer, Tnd. Mrs. Joseph fiwint. Hessville. Ind. Htrkema & Van Til. Highland, Ind. J4, Grimmer, Grlrftth. Ind. J. Kiufmsn, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Sweep Out your m - Order a supply of our coal and you will expereince the sweeping satisfaction of knowing your coal difficulties are at an end. THE BIEKER BROS. CO. 144 fttbtey BU XalcphoM 8. 167 If . Rohaiaa 81 TslnaOH 9 , U IX J, J. BREHM, Prop. Julius So
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'Kie-Yie-Yie! Get Me 'Gets-It' Quick!" 2 Drops Make Corn "Fair Off! Tv Joined th Never-Agaln Club. Never again will I use anything for corns but 'Gets-It. Put 2 drops of "Gt-If on, and from that second the corn begins to shrivel, instead of,
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Ok. Don't Touch It! It'a So Soref I M ".ti-lt" and It Will A ever tl Soro! swelling up like a little white sponge. Then it loosens from your toe and. giory halleluiah! the corn comes oft as though you'd take a glove off your handT" Yes. "Gets-It" is the corn discovery of the are- More "Gets-It" is sold by many times than any other corn remedy in existence. Try it and you'll know the raon why. It takes two seconds to apply it. and it dries at once. That's all. Don't experiment follow the experience of millions said use "Gets-It." "Gets-It" is sold everywhere. 2ae a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence Co.. Chicago. 111. Sold in Hammond and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Norrls A ".. V. Summers. Harry L. Wela, J. W. .Wels and A. J3. Keren.- Adv. will be called on to supply all its troops for home service. riKST TO BE EQUIPPED. Assurances have been made to Adj. Gen. Harry B. Smith from Washington that the Indiana troops will be the first to be equipped. This will be the case because of the fact that Indiana has been the first state to complete arrangements for all war nergeney measures as well as having been the first to supply its allotment tf men for the regular army. In view of the fact that Indiana men are to be among the first to go to Europe, and the fact that especial attention be given to equipping them at the earliest possible moment, it is urged b' the adjutant-general that men who are liable for military service volunteer at once in the home units. HECB.TJITIN& TO BS PUSHED. "We have been instructed by the war department to recruit the Indiana National Guard to full war strength as rapidly as possible." eald Adj. -Gen. Smith yesterday, "and this, therefore, is a most opportune time for men to enlist. If the state regiments are not filled by volunteers then they will be filled by the drafted men. If men will volunteer with their home organizations now they will be sure of seeing service with their friends. If they wait to be drafted they will either find themselves in the unpleasant situation of being among a few drafted men in a large body of volunteers or else they will be sent away from home to be trained among strangers in new units." COURT IN STRICT QUIZ FOR FACTS (Continued from Page One) .ructions embraced the following: Take up esses of those In Jail and those on bond not yet indicted. Probe into charges of willful and misconduct in office of pubile officials, also bribery. Probe into condition of management of county jail and county poor house. Trobe into all general violations of criminal laws in county. Frobe into Gary vice dives, gambling and slot machines. Probe Into alleged colluuion !n letting of Gary sewer contract. Th's contract is now held by the Illinois Improvement and Ballast company, the slag agents of the steel trust. The jurors were referred to that section of the Indiana statutes prohibiting public officials having interMUler's AntisspUc Oil Xnowa as Snake Oil Will Limb s r Ton TJp A New Creation, Accomplishing Hoit Wondarful Kesults. Mrs. E. M. Montgomery, Route l, Jackson. Miss., slates: "Morphine alone would relieve me of my sufferings until I tried Miller's Oil, which gave me such quick results. I hav used it for rheumatism, stiff, swollen joints, neuralgia, pains in my limbs, and after I applied it to the affected parts the pains disappeared, and I am thankful to say I have had no use for dope of any kind since. I will never be without a bottle of this wonderful oil in my home; it is a pleasure for me to recommend it to nry friends and the public in this manner." We are constantly receiving testimonials similar to the above from thousands of grateful users of this wonderful Oil. It should be in every home. Accept, no substitute, for there is nothing like it. Golden red color only. Everv bottle guaranteed. 25c and 5f)c a bottle or money refunded by Kauffman Wolf, Hammond. Adv.
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est in public contracts and designating penalties for such violations. "IT IS A FACT THT HOI SES of ii.i, fame, ni.iM) ri n Sf-OT MACHINES ARE SCATTERED A 1,1. OVER THIS CITV (RV)," STATED JVIXiE GREK. WAI.D. The court assigned the west room, top floor, of Gary library as the meeting place. James Vodicka was named bailiff and a stenographer will be appointed. Prosecuting Attorney Clyde Hunter, is expected to aid the jurors. A large batch of subpoenas are expected to be issued forthwith. ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER WITH To follow the wholesome I)nnpla Fairbanks in "The Lamb" at Uel.uxei theatre Decoration Day, the manage-! ment will offer Knlighten Thy Da us h-J tar." Thursday and Friday. The new social evil picture is cntitled -a Moral Kpic" on t.le misery of 13- I norance and the Joys of wisdom in af-' fecting the lives of two voune- womt-n. ! Evidently it preaches on the theory) that innocent young womanhood Is j uivva" tiiiu inai innocence is not a sufficient armor against the evil of the world but must be backed up by the sword of worldly wisdom. The greatest school whereby tills knowledge may be obtained is the Industry which nas produced "The I.ure, -The Unborn," "The Traffic" and others of the type of which "Enlighten Thy Daugh ter appears to De a part, lhls mater-j ialism of the drama must naturally be
for superior to such immoral thinas as , Mary Castle, through her attorney, "Feter fan." -Tegg-o'-My Heart" orI.Grand T. Meye-. says that William. "The Boomerang.' It is ridiculous to her husband, a chemist in the employ think of producing a play or picture I nf the Grasselll Chemical Company,
:n wnicn a girl does not go wrong or a vampire ruin a number of excellent gentlemen and term it moral. Apparently the thing to do, following the advice of the movie directors who of course, could not be guilty of making these things with alluring ti ties for such a lowly purpose as getting the money of the morbid. !s to teach sex hygiene in the kindergarten, sexology in tlie grades and I.ecky, Havelock Ellis, Babel and Morgan In the high school with "Venus and Adonis" and the Decameron substituted for the beatitudes. I,et Boccassio take the place of Hans Andersen. Times' ads show yoj bow to LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the Matter of the Estate of George SladcJ. Inthe Eake SuptVior Court. May Term. 1917. No. 755. Notice is hereby given to tho Heirs. Legatees and Creditors of George Sladek. deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 23th day of June 1917 and fIiow cause, if any, why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said leccdent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive, shares. Witness the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 2Sth day of May 1917. HERBERT L. WHEATON. Clerk Lake Superior Court.. May 29-June 5.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY". IN THE LAKE SLTERIOR COURT. HAY TERM. 1917. ORR E. MILLER VS. BENJAMIN H. TUTTLE. PANSY K. TUTTLE HIS WIFE. JOSEPH C. TLEIVA AND HELEN PLEIVA HIS WIFE. CAUSE NO. 15632. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MECHANIC'S LIEN.. Now conies the plaintiff by Gerald A. Gillett attorney and shows filing of his complaint herein, on Dec. 1 I. 191S and now files an affidavit of a competent person, showing that, the defendants Joseph C. rieiva and Helen Pielva his wife are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will sfand for Irial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thertn. at the callingof said cause, on the 12th day of September A. D. 1917. the same being the 3rd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Court House, Room No. 1 at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monday on September" A. D. 191T. said action, will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond,, this 29th da'y of May A. D. 1917. HERBERT L. WHEATON. Clerk L. S. C. May 29-June 5-12.
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it AT BEACH TODAY (Special to The Times.) KOBfcRTSDALE. IND.. May 29. The formal opening of the Hammond Beach Inn. a fish and chicken restaurant favorably known to thousands of pleasure seekers of Chicago and northern Indiana, occurred today with a bright May sun inviting autoists to the highways that lead to the lake front where the cafe is situated. Messers. Kavanaugh and Morlarity, the proprietors of the Hammond Heach Inn. have made many splendid 'improvement to their attractive tavern. .Everything is in readiness to handia the Decoration Day crowd. The place has been redecorated Inside and out. Incidentally, owing to the increased coat of foodstuffs, the price of shore dinners is a dollar and a quarter and fish dinners, seventy-five cents. Music by an orchestra is furnished at the Inn. JEALOUSY, LAZINESS 'J CRUELTY-DIKE Three SllitS Started ill Sll- " ' perior Court Today Chemist a Defendant. The husband was Jealous, another lazy and the third cruel, according to a trio of divor e complaints filed in the office of t!;e clerk I mond courthouse today. at the Hamcalled her a flirt, was very Jealous and on one occasion when she left home with a lady friend, followed, armed, and threatened to kill her. She seeks divorce. Jl.fO'i alimony, and re- ! stpration of her msidn name, Mary Getiinger. She was forelady in the distribution department, of the Beti plant when she married Castle in AugSure! High Heels Cause Corns But Who Cares Now Because stylo decrees that women crowd and buckle up their tender toes In high heel footwear they suffer from cofhs, then they cut and trim at these painful pests which merely makes the corwn grow hard. This suicidal habit may cause lockjaw and women are warned to stop it. - A few drops of a drug called freezone applied directly upon a sore corn gives quick relief and soon the entire corn, root and all. lifts out without pain. Ask the drug store man for a quarter of an ounce of freeione, which costs very little but is sufficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. Thin drug Is an ether compound and dries in a moment and simply shrivels up th corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue or skin. Clip this out and pin on jour wife's dresser. Adv.
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One of the most apparent evidences of personal cleanliness follows the use of a Sanitary Hair Dressing HERPICIDE Application at tba bettar barbar ahopa Caarastead by The Hernidde Co. field ETrywbex ust. 1916. They appa rated two month? ago. Mrs. Castle believes her husband is now in Cleveland, Ohio. Delia Smith sues for divorce from Joseph W. Smith, through h-r attorneys, McMahon & Conroy. Sh alle(t8 cruel and inhuman treatment and auks thut hi-r maiden name, Delia Rurke, be restored. The Smiths Were married July 25, 1910 and separated May 10, 1910. The firm of Riley, Hembroff, Dyer k Heed filed suit for divorce of flora Trutza from John Trutza. Plie alleges he was lazy. THE TIMES' EliliHL fl May 29. Atchison '.102S American Beet Sugar American Car Fdry 74 14 American locomotive 13a Anaconda American Smelting 104V Brooklyn Rapid Transit 61 Baldwin Locomoti ve fi3 Baltimore and Ohio 72' Canadian Pacific , ....lfiHz American Can Co Sl New York Central 9-M, Colorado Fuel 53s. Central leather S3 Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Steel fQs Erie 25; Great Northern 1""$ Maxwell Motors ol Northern Pacific !04; Pennsylvania '. . . . r3 Peoples Gas 70 Republic Iron and Steel 91 si Reading 94 B V. S. Rubber 57 i American Sugar 115 Southern Pacific 35 Southern Railway 27 Vi Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul 76 Texas Oil 222 I. S. Steel 133 L'nion Pacific '. 139 Ctah Copper 14s Western Union ""93" Willys Overland 23 CHICAGO GRAIN TTJTtTKXS. Wheat July, 2 .02; Sept.. $1.83VjT Corn July, $1.40: Sept.. $1.27. Oats July. $i7c: Sept., 51 He. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Hogs Receipts. 13.000: market, slow and 10 lower; mixed, 15.10r 15.70; good. $1S.15 15.73; rough. $15.006 15.10; light. $14.40015.55; pigs. $10,256 14 25: bulk of sales. $1 5.25 15.75. Cattte Receipts, 3.500; market, slow and weak; beeves. $9.40 13.70: cowsheifers, $6.25011.40: stockers-feeders, $7.3510 25 calves, $10.0014.50. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Butter Creamery extras. 4 2c: creamery firsts. 41',ic; firsts. 39m?41c; seconds ,37i939c. Eggs Ordinaries, 30V;S31ic: firsts. 34 0 34 Tic Live Poultry Fowls. lR'lc: ducks, 14 f l6c; geese, 12 lie; springs, 2S5 36e; turkeys. 20c. Veal 50 to 60 lb. wgts.. fair kidney. 1718; 60 to SO lb. wgts. lSif?19; 90 to 110 lb. wgts. 19(5 20; over wgt. white kidney. 115 to 140 lbs.. 1615: coarse and thin. 121? 15: extra fancy. 20Vj. Potatoes Cars. new. 3S; "Win., $2.90 f 3.00; Minn., $2.903.00; extra fancy, $3.10 3 3.15; new springs. $3.203.25. IT'S TIME IT GETS BUSY BY CARL (i. GROAT. WASHINGTON. May 29. The government is prepared to deal sternly with men who spread anti-registration or anti-draft propaganda. Department of Justice agents are scattered throughout the country today on a, still. hunt, continuing their round-up which has already netted eleven men and nine indictments. To aid them the congress p'.ans to pass before registration day, the espionage bill with its maximum renalty of $10.000 fine and twenty years' imprisonment. The espionage bill was reported out TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY FOR RENT -Nicely furn. or two gentlemen. 132 Hammond. . room for one Carroll st.t 5:29:1 MAN WANTED Enterprise Hammond. Bed Co., 5::S:2
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if SOMEBODY LIKES CHICKS If you don't believe advertising in Thb Times pays call Mrs. C. p. Stiver, 451 May street, Hammond. 1,81 Friday Mrs. Stiver inserted a two-line classified ad in, the paper etatlng that she had. twenty-four small chickens for sale. Before Saturday riiitht she had twenty-nine calls for the chicks and sold them all. GOLF DINNER AT COUNTRY . CLUB TONIGHT Challenges and counter-challenges will le made this evening at a golf dinner in the Hammond Country Club at which trophies for the ensuing year are to be exhibited. Guests from surroundiag towns and entertainers from Chicago are to be present. On Friday the iRdies of the club will have a golf luncheon. WEST HAMMOND ADDS 4TH YEAR ) TO HIGH SCHOOL The plan of the Hammond high school to remove from the Central building oa Hohrr.an street to the new three hundred, thousand dollar structure on Calumet avecue this summer has caused the West Hammond board of education to add a fourth year to its high school so as to accommodate those students on the Illinois side of the, line who would otherwise have to make the lorg Journey to the southeast side of Hammond. Superintendent A. G. Dcavjr has received official notification from the Ilinois head of schools' that the change would be satisfactory. INVITED TO GRAND STAND President J. T. Hutton of the Hammond Soldiers' and Sailors association has been notified that members of the organization are requested to occupy the speaker's stand at Harrison Park during the patriotic exercises which will begin at 9 a. m. tomorrow mornHILL HOME IS NOT SOLD The statement that the W. A. Hill home on the corner of Hohman and Warren stret had been 6old which appeared in these columns last night was not based on facts, the information given to a reporter by apparently reliable authority being anything but that. The Hills who bought the Gostlin home on Highland street are not jet decided even that they will move therein. POSTOFFICE CLOSING. The Hammond postoffice will be closed on May SOth to observe Memorial Day at 10:00 a. m.. There will be no delivery by carriers. The money order register and postal savings bank will be closed all day. The stamp and general delivery windows will close at 10:00 a. m. for the day. The dispatch of outgoing mall and the delivery of special delivery matter will not be curtailed. Very respectfully, JOHN L. ROHDE. Postmaster. , Funeral of E. W. Nason. Friends of E. W. Nason who passed away Sunday night may Ivetr his remains at the family residence, 259 Sibley street this evening until nine o'clock. ' Mr. Nason will be buried tomorrow, the funeral being held from the residence and burial at Oak Hill cemetery, at four o'clock in ihe afternoon. MRS. JOHN WHEELER SECURES DIVORCE A decree of divorce and the custody r v." v i t
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-in ... .vi . v sum wins aur.iiration In social life and in business the sir or woman whose face and hands shov evidence of constant care enjoys a tr mendous advantage over those who d not realize the value of a healthy skit and a spotless complexion. At the cost of a small jar of ordinar; cold cream one can prepare a full quar ter pint of the most wonderful lemm skin softener and complexion beautifl. r by squeezing the Juice of two fresh lem one into a bottle containing thr. ounces of orchard while. Care shoul be taken to strain the Juice through 1 fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, thei this lotion will keep fresh for months Every woman knows that lemon juio is used to bleach and remove suci blemishes as freckles, saliowness ant tan. and is the ideal skin softenei smoothener and beautifier. Just try it! Get three ounces of or chard white at any pharmacy and tw lemons from the grocer and mnke up 1 quarter pint of this sweetly fragran lemon lotion and massage it daily int the face, neck, arms and hands. r naturally should help to soften, fresh en, bleach and bring out the roses anc beauty of any skin. Adv. of June Merrill, her three-year oit child, were granted Mrs. John YVheelei of 108 State street. West Hammond yesterday in a Chicago court. Mrs Wheeler was formerly Miss HattU Green of West Hammond and was mar ried to John Wheeler six years age Wheeler la an electrician. The di vorce was secured on statuator; grounds. DEATH OF WM. DAYTOI William Dayton. 66 years old, an ot resident of Hammond, passed away a Marcellus. Mich., last Thursday. His body was brought to Hammor last night and the funeral In charge o the Masoni clodge was held this morn ing at Stewart's chapeL Burial wa made in Oak Hill cemetery. A Irva newspaper for pewpre w mr till earth that's what THJ TIMES lRREDHATIG OR. BILIOUS? GET TREX Twenty-five Cents Worth la Plantj Try Zt! Take Harmless, Boo thing Trex for Jnst a Tew Says. Then no more intense rheumati pains; good-bye chronic, mtserabl constipation; no more sore .achmg bad Trex is wonderful! Acts right off. Tre induces natural drainage of the entir system; promptly open your clogged u liver and bowels; cleans the stomach o fermetiting, gaaa. foods and waste eliminates irritating rheumatic poisons relieves feverishness, headaches, dizzi ness and billoua misery. Don't Ma. "knocked out" any longer. Get thi quick relief today. 25c, at Summer Drug Store or direct from H. Ti. Dent & Co., (Not Inc.), Beardstown, Illlnoi; Adv. PASTIME TO-DAY 2-REEL FOX COMEDY , Featuring Anna Luther, and PEARL OF THE ARM'S WEDNESDAY FIVE ACT METRO FEATURE With Harold Loclrwood and Slay Allison. THURSDAY WM. S- HART in a Western Featn.if DIFFERENT From any evangelist yoi ever heard is The Business Man-Evangel ist. Earnest, Sincere, No Sensational. HE SPEAKS AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TONIGHT and every night (except Sat urday) unlit June 15th. Subject Tonight: "The Bible Looking Glass' A chance, to look inside! ti 2
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY Enlighten Thy Daughter Direct from the La Salle Theater. Extra GoodMatinee Regular price". Evening, tvdults 15c. Children, Main Floor and Balcony 10c. Gallery, 6c.
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