Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 27 December 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thursdav. Dec. . ..L XIX. 27 1917.

A VICTIM OF TUBERCULOSIS

.John Mendock. I5S Co:riiany House, "Esst Hammond, a Russian P ole. w ho -v a recently removed from bis home ! the county Infirmary at Crown Point l-as-ed away at hi home in Hast Htmi :onrt Tue.sdav afternoon, tuberculoma

ca-jing his death. The Mendock family was mentioned re fnt!y as lining in destitute circumsitinifs. and a very generous response wiis made by various organizations of Hammond, in th war of provisions. Th! deceased leaes a wife and six jTii!ill children, who have no other nu'n. of support.

Special Sale of Good Things for the ISfew Years Dinner Friday-Saturday-Monday December 28-29-30

THE TIES'

FINANCIAL

I to Mil for Fiance within a few diva, is in Hammond bidding hia father. V. F. ' Bridge, and scores of friend good-bye. ! Win a Jones. Fred Bef.kiri.in and I-eo 1 Ark.li! arc other soldier bo s home on j furloug-h. The first of the high e hl i bovs who enlisted in Hainmond to go i lo Franco will be Oai'dner Vootlui. jaij ready lb leave or on his way now.

SOLD!

ER OF GARY GERMANY'S

SLICK TRICK

IT FROM

mmwL TO

5 i Atchison SH ; 5 J American Beet Susar 7'i55 i American far Fdry. ' 55 i American !conioti , C Anaconda o s ! 5 j Baldwin Locomotive ST 5j Baltimore and Ohio "! 55 j Canadian Pacific 131, American Can Co. IM-, 5! New York Central T'Ma j Colorado Fuel 3S':, 55 J Central Leather til 55 j Chesapeake and Ohio , 47 4 5 ' Crucible Steel 61' ; Erie - 15' ; 55 j American Steel Fdrs. ST "-4: jJSjOenersl Electric ..i:4Ti 51 Crest Northern ?S 5 (Mexican Petroleum T4', 5j Norfolk and Western 103'! 55; Ncrth-rii Pacific 84T; Peinslanl 45 7 i

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T ID X. IHX. (By United Press Cablegram.) LOXION. Pee. 27. Cfrmanv is trying to persuade the Russian people thai only ih allies now stand m the way of peace. Peace terms announced today by

I Dated .June 20 ami received to. lay a ittter came to Mayor Johnson of Oary

hum Boiuiti. who piKua iitiuaoit j vount v.zernin. Ausiro-tiungi run prtrne t ''' Phesti. 2nd Co.. 2nd Ban., 1st minister, to the Brest Litovsk confer-'

! Rest, but fails to state under what P.ii? pledged the centra! rowers to the!

! serving. Soldier Sbesti writes j principle of "no-annexation and uo-in-! (r.iin Iiisc te. Africa, and the envelope . d.mnitk-s" but only on condition that

censor's mark, stamped

in '

England and her allies agree to this

5 j:.naii'i coiouy

Belgian Congo. Anyhow, he is a Garyquires of the health o! family.

or that he is In the i

Whiting: and Hammond Are

Only Lake County Cities ;SJ fl) jfl

nopresencea iit meeting Of Vigilance League In Chicago.

I uear a

h ixm-li. U is thoujtht that the soldier j same policy. is with a French force operating in an, t-w, T.oion rrr, ...rv, ; v. mM.

to Russian demands other poiutn but

the stipulation that Russia mutt secure lie in- j the allies' adoption of ail of (JTrr.8jiy maor ' principles, as London officials saw it

today. is for the purpose of attempting to convince the Russians that only the alli'S are holding "P restoration of p 3"e. Th. move was seen h re ts one of Germany's cleverest pieces of diplo-

boy. the

many m mm

matic strategy.

; Pittsburg t 'on I .

15 ! Peoples Gas

55 ) Xepubtic Iron and Steel 55 i Heading: 5Soutlrern l'acitlc

41 'a

3'a i

Higher Courts' Record.

Stop That

Cold At Once

CASCARA

The eld family remedy in tiVlr form eafe. mire. eay to take. No opiate no unplemaat after effeett Cure cold in 24 hour Grip in 3 dr- Money back if it fail. Get the

eituin bos with Red Top and Mr. Kill'a picture on it trfvSMi 24 Tablet, for 2Sc. rwkrj

R QUININE

wh" cornea trom Gary. Ind., to Spring -feld aiout eigrht months mfo, diet? Monday -.xornini at the St. John h pital from pneumonia, after an illnet of on.1 day. No relatives or friendt of the deceased up to thla time have b.en located. F. H. Wallace, funeral director, had the remain' In charge.

To Anns Your Country CalU.

.-i

: Southi-rn Railway 2H Rank lootint t w : n:i u n ,i e ri.i lw .

55 ; Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul 4oli

TfVi Oil 125 H 5. I'nion Pacific wbali 8's 55iA"illys Overland KT

Vor some reason or other neither Gary

y nor Kast Chicago sent police representI at:es to the meetitiK of forty police

j chiefs jcfU-Hiay m Chicago.

is to be tnaie exceed-

Steel Site Saloon To Cease;

Cashing Checks, Result

Of Bandit Raid.

CHICAGO OBJLXN TVXVMXS. CORN May. 1.244: Jan.. J1.2SJ;

i55 1 Dec. 11.27 1 .

55 j OATS May. ;5ic; Jan.. TT ti ;s',c.

Dec

21 trlA Kino Quality Pure

i iia&i Cider,

rf jjrallon glass jug:

Sweet.

Year's Special,

I -s- t y i - t- i

1 s4-iirr rauc-v i-autornia iceuerg Y 0 1-J-jCltUCe Head Lettuce, each SelOc. J J,C III"

CaiCAGO UT1 STOCK.

I H-.GS Receipts. 51. 000; market, ac--pv i 5;tire; mied,, $ 1 S.oi 1 7. 1 0: good. $lt.0 linnlvUHT 5S ' -0: rouarh. Jl S 50 1 S S3 : liaht.

5Ui6.15fjl7.no: pigs. 1 2.00 1! 15.90: heavy

$lS.rfl 17.13: bulk of sal-s. $16.7:.'?

.00. CATTLE Receipt. LM."00; market.

! 'steady; beeves. 17.35 ft 14. 2o; cowe-heif-

ers. t5.;9 11.31; stickers-feeders. JS.60 !

1 calves. ?S.5' 10.75. I

69 c I; i

Celery

Choice Home Grown Cclerv.

big bunches 35c; small bunches

1 TT r4-oc Quality all selected Xew

X 4x4- CO

lixcdXuts, pcrlb.

23c

AT Kx.ra Choice Quality English

'"Walnuts, er lb.

28c

CKICAOO flQOVCZ. m.'TTEK Crcdtiu ry extra. 4 5 1 : creamery firsts. tSc; firsts. 42 4 7c: scc-

zz onus. :;) ft 4'i 'jC.

55 j K'.TGS Ordinnrics 447c: f:rsts. 55 j 00 t d-'c. 5! LIVE rOULTUT Fowl". 1923..c: 5 ducks. 13ti Ic; geese. I8;:?c; springs.

Z'jc: turkeys. L'ltjJC. - fiyin

.VRAL 50 to lbs.. TS'iUlTc: 7" to

: ?l lbs., 176 !Sc: 90 to 110 lb . ItfriOc:

; over weirht kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs , 1

tf15c: coarse. lOtf 13c.

Wis. -Minn

itigly difficult m four Illinois counties

(and in l.aki 'ounty. Indiaim. accordlnif i I to a decision y --terday by polico chiefs i i from forty towns and cities in the

cinity of Chicago. I Spurred to action by failure to capI ture bandits who have taken almost ; JlO'i.000 from banks in the last month I '.he police officials were called"-to a I meeting in Sheriff Traeger's office. I Police Chief Herman l- Schuttler

i presided and was made president of an j ! organization to be incorporated as the ', Police Chiefs' Association of Illinois j

i and Lake County. Inditna First i Deputy John Aloock was named vice

i president. J i t Flan Alarm 8Titn.

One of the first reforms planned is the establishment of an interurbau sys- j tern of alarms which will effect the i Mocking of all highwaje led;n? from The city w hn the alarm comes. F.fforts wiif be made to obtain pa.sae of ordinances; r'TJii ina; that all I lei sc payrolls and other larse sums of I

ij.on- y com-ernlng which thievts have opportunities to trace, be puard'd constantly by watchmen armed with rifles or shotguns. Chiefs of the larger cities will ak their council for more automobiles for

squads and rifles for every po

liceman.

' ' Chiefs of the smaller cjij.s and il-

lages will arrange for closer observa-

uureme Court Mlnuton.

2334. Chicago, Indianapolis & luisville Railway Company vs. Myron I. Wallace. Laporte S. C Appellee briefs.

I 2333.. John Snell. truatee et al vs. " 'x- r'- Charles Roth. HuntingtoB C. The steel corporation plans to estab- j C Appellee's brief, lisli pay stations to accomodate it s i Z3Zh. William H. Da i. executor.

Gary workmen and concurrent w ith this i t al va. John P. Bab! et al. Bttrthol- '

i decision comes the announcement that'nmew C. C. Appellee' petition fori

there will he r.o more checks cashed at j time. j the Gry hotel and the Binienhof. I Appellate Court Minutes. j Bcause of the bandit raid last week' 10114. Mattie Waking, adminietra-i

i when one saloon employe was murder- trix. vs. Cincinnati, Indlannpolia fcj

i ed and Michael Rlnzo ninjured and Jio,- Weatern Railroad Company. Union C.

70 swlen It has been decided to no i c. Appellee's petition for time, longer have lare. sums of money in the j 10103. Dora L-Krabill et al vs. Se.m-

Keeslep. Steuben C. C. Appellee a

.aloons. The money proved too much

ot a temptation lo the banu;ts. I Both of the saloon sites arc ownefl j by the Gary Land company of the steel

trust, the Bmsenhof being the nearest to the steel plant. The two places accomodated workmen by cashing steel pay checks for years. The action of the teel officials in failing to tovidc cashing facilities before proved to be a heavy drain on the Gary police dcparln-ent s Major Johnson had to detail two sriulds of police

r.el

brief

10050. Cutting Kurr.fy Kab Company vs. Glen Ivey. Laporte C. C. Appellant's petition for time. 1014S. Wiliam "W. Spencer, admin

istrator, vs. Mary E. MeCune. Marion j P. C. Appellant's petition for time. j 999S. Ex. rel. A Clinton Davieseon. j construction commissioner, etc.. vs. j Charles C. Allen et al. Fulton C. C. ! Appellant s reply briefs. ! 10072. Cleveland.. Cincinnati St !

i to be on duty on me several pay aays j Railroad Company vs. Theodore W.

, m .c!i montn at tne sieei company Vettrl. Rattholomew C. C. ! site saloons. Not that the saloons were j irir

not orderly, but because of the money r

Appellee's

on hand it was thought guard protection wa3 needed

Colds Cans Headache and Grip t LAXATIVE RRM "JCININK Tablet

remove tlse fnw-f. There is onlv ope "Rromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S iffnalure on box. :iO-. Adv.

Appellate Court Xew 5pit.

!204. James E. F.vans et al vs. the Plymouth CoTi(rres:atlonI church, of Whitine. Tjike S. C Record. Assign-

ent of errors. Notices served be-

ow.

Western Johnathon Apple

$2.50

Every apple paper wrapped, in so-called bushel boxes

i ... "'""" , tion of -strangers in town

55 1 f 2.1": fancy westerns. !2. 't' 2. 1 o.

New Marriage Licenses. (Special to The Tin.) CROWN POINT. IND.. Dec. 27. The

rancv Aew Cal norma Sun Maid

Brand Seeded Kaisins,

regular 15c size packages at

Raisins

Red Cross Column

Other officers elected were Chief:

i , Thomas Stone of Chicago litr!ifs. sec- . reinrv. and t'hif D. F. Gahan of Elgin. !

' treasurer. ! following new

t The Illinois counties represented are: i been granted:

cook Will. Du Page and Lake. Cities; James Robinson

represented include.: Chicago Heights .tana Harbor. Elgin, Tolic?. Summit. LaGrange, River-S Albert Lahnie, Adeline Trundell. Gary.

Evanmon. Hinsdale. Re nofitl. John I. uoiscnneiaer. wna, i. crnsi

GARY WOMAN DIES AT SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, ILI.

marriage licenses ha ve Educator prints: Mr.

Lion Brand Self-Rising Pancake

Buckwheat Flour, priced1 for

this sale, per package

Flour

lOcl

,!,r-v.a. Choice edmm Size Yellow Home 15

UiJI to Grown Onions, per lb., 4c; Q f ' 10 pounds for. x) C

1 Flourl

-v t 1 -s B 1

ure. uid asnioiied iucK-

wheat Flour, 10 lb. bags. . . .. .

83 c!

5 ' Haininond Chapter. A. R. C.

Hammond. Indiana. Chiistmas piesent wa received and

SI i I can hardly describe the feeling it

gives me to be thus remembered. It is afi inspiration to know that, though far iro rnhome. one is not forgotten. With heartiest appreciation of the ssood work jour chapter is doing in the cause. T am Sincerely. UEl'T. R. C. KEXNEV. !X;h Infantry. Camp Shelby. Miss.

Maud Karler. Tndi-

Dec. The James Ford,

DELUXE THEATRE

-TODAY-

EDNA GOODRICH

"A DAUGHTER MARYLAND"

This Is an Excellent Picture. Algo Most Interesting Picture of World' Greatest Event and Good Comedy. FRIDAY RHEA MITCHELL asd ORRIN JOHNSON , in "WHITHER THOU GOEST" And CHARLIE CHAPLIN. SATURDAY CHARLES RAY In "THE DESERTER" Coming "When A Man Sees Tied." This Is a Great Picture.

side. Evanston. HinsdaJ'

Dowfiers Grove. Harvey. Maywood. Tterwn. Naperille. Brookneld, Oak Tark. West Chicago. Forest Park. Blue Island. -Cicer, WhiMiig. Hammond and Cictro.

SERVICE FLAG DEDICATED SUNDAY

Armour. Ind. Henrv Towers. Gary; Ophelia Oprinsko. Tolleston. , Bentley R. Ferris. Mary Masuire. Ham mond. Janvs Gould. Chicago; Georgia Jlersley. 4Jar. Henry Tonker. Muskegon. Mich.; Dorothy Kanstield. Hessville, Ind. James E. Jolly, Ar.na McCur.e. Gary. Rrvlpli A. 'Brockett, Indiana Harbor;

i STATE BODY TO TAKE UP PLAN

; CLUB'S OPEN HOUSE.

5j " " The Popular Shortening, 5; oCU in small cans, at

T-J sr-V1"n n 'Vmy ake Herring, choice salted i'lpXnlllTe0 ; XAtZltiTlLj flat stock, pound ails o ;iion.

! pnecu 101 i ius Miit a i V- S v i

! GLs sy s4- Columbia Brand lacaroni and ; iDpagnULU Spaghetti. Pnccdfor f 5 ! this sale, per package JL LC 15

i The HaTC.mond Country f:iuh will j keep open house on Xew Year's day

- i from 2:30 p. m. for' the memhern of the sjclub. their families and friends and

nt oonvnittee headed by

extends a cordial invita- I He traced the causes of the war very

! thorou a.hl , laving the entire difficulty : at the door ol the Pan-Germanist and the ruling classes in Germany. His

address was long- and scholarly. The auJiencegave excellent attention. There ws an excellent program of

The Christmas rus h-,f mail was ovr : """jlc and the Mens Club is especially

at noon Christmos day. Assistant Post- grateful to all who assisted.

master Otto Rabe stated today, and

( The Men's Clulb of the East Chi tito Congregational .-li'ircii on Sun

day afternoon dedicated their service! Iflaa n. the fourteen men from their The Indiana state chamber of com- ' ..o-neresa t ion who hae entered the j meree at its rre-tinsr at Indianapolis 1 sen ice to battle for democracy. Don- on Janus-ry 10th and Uth will take 'Id R Richrtere. a nrominent attorney i nn the discussion of a state wide cam-

of Chicago, gave the address. Mr.

Richberg is of German descent and hs been, very closely associated with the German papers and with prominent German officials, which enabled htm to speak from first hand information.

I J93V ! j ' ifrMW 1 SHUBBARDHUBBARD'S1 - FOR i

5! P.O. BUSINESS

BEST THIS YEAR

C-IU Com Starch.

er package. . .

il Powder

Swift's Famous Washing Powder, 4 pkgs. for

15c

3 Big Canned Goods Specials

So. 2 cans Sunkist Brand High Grade Sugar Corn. Xo. "2 cans Habit Brand E. J. Peas. Xo. 2 cans Monsoon Brand Puree, cooked and strained tomatoes.

Assorted as you like, per can. He 3 cans for Per dozen cans, $1.5o.

40c

Quality, Service-Low Prices

Friday and Saturday

pisn to adopt a plan Tor soliciting contributions that is quite similar to the Kenosha plan which the East Chicago

chamber of Commerce is carefully con- ! .-leering. , ,

H was the thought of the Fast Chi- ; .;.v.;t . .v.s,,.., -.....

cago men that this plan could w

extended to Lake county but it seems that the stale chamber is going them one btter and proposes to make !t state wide. It is rrobable that rep

resentatives of the East Chicago com

mittee will attend the meeting at Indianapolis and take part in the discussions.

The Boy Pcouts presented the flag to

this despite the fact that the outging j tn chairman, who then read the names business wa far in excess of laat yearr those who are represented on the and the Sn.-oming a heavy or heavier i Th ho, -v th -salu" '' each than in 15IS. People are" learninir to ' nam- read: Harvey Phillips. Alan

do their Christ :ii mailing early and

j the Hammond office made a special S i effort to clean the work un each day. 5 I The business at the Hammond post5 j office this year hows an advance ovr 55 j last r ear.

5 1 DEATHS IN HAM10ND

New Years Candy Special

Astore Chocolates, a high grade 00c chocolate, pure and wholesome, cream centers in various flavors,

heavily coated. On special sale these three days, per box only

3 9c 1

Deaths reported today in Hammond iwlndod 'he following: Anne Rioe, 71 yeais of as?. Price Place.

Mendock. 43, leaving widow

10S and

J ohn House.

dt en. Stesen Orlan. nrfant child Orlan. 1 3 Company House.

Company sl clul-

John

GUESSES WRONG; NEW SLATE READY It became current inlortr.aUon in poll' ical circles of Ilajnniond today that the appointments of Mayor-elect Brown will be made kroivn tomorrow or Saturday and that guesses so far have all been wrong. Some of the strongest supporter of Brown claim they know noth-

j Ing of hia appointments but are connSi dent they will be a. pleasant surprise to

the public.

Lew i. Will Lloyd. Eugene Fisher. Irl Robert- Ralph Canine. Leonard S?inith.

Dick Savior. John Hartley.- Mr. Robert i Spear. Roy O'loiinell. John Noor, rere Johnson. Bruce Miller. Taps were sounded " for John Sam,

brooks, who was the first Haat Chicago boy to die for his country's cause. The following program was rendered: "America" Audience. Invocation Rev. Jones. Welcome James Thompson. Remarks E. X. Canine. Selection Quartette. "Onward christian Soldiers" Choir. Flag Presentation. Solo T. D. Williams. Address Donald R. Ru hherg. Keep the Home Fires Burning Iddresse Williams. Star Spangled Banner Audience. Benediction Rev. Rlakemore.

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LIEUT. NORMAN BRIDGE HOME

Lieutenant Norman Bridge, prepared

BOOSTER DINNER . OF BOY SCOUTS The annual banquet of the C.ary Boy S.-outs will be ailed a Booster Dinner this year, as it s, prime purpose will be to stimplat interest and arouse enthusiasm for a big membership campaign. The dinner will he held tomorrow evening in' the Neighborhood house. There will be a variety of forms of entertainment, and an address will be given by J. P. Freeman, national field scout ronrr i ssione r. Covers will be laid fr 50.

TODAY "SEVEN PEARLS" With MOLD E KING.

Latest Keystone Comedy

"Dangers of a Bride." FRIDAY ' MABEL TALIAFFERO in "THE JURY OF FATE" Sat. Kitty Gordon in A Brady-Made - Featu.ro, "Her Hour."

Boneless Rolled Rib Roast, ro waste 24? Beef Tenderloin, per lb r.,,,..vV.......S06 Rib or Navel Corn Beef .wraa,. . ,.13 Sweet Pickled Or Tongruta. 21

i Fresh Made Hamburger... . ,-ww...18d

Enlist In The Woman's. Armj j Plate BoihBeef vxsa, .14 By Conserving Foods. , Home Madc pork Sausage . .25 P A. 5T I FVl I ;rc5!h Pork Butts for Roast , , ;26Vbp

'Home Made Sauer Kraut, quait 15 i Fresh Baltimore Oysters, quart. ...., .45 I Pan Cake Flour, 2 packages . .25 I Rumford Baking Powder 22tf t Gibson Baked Beans, 2 cans. .... .35

Wilbur Cocoa, half xound ,20 Kirk's Flake White Soap, 6 for 25 Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 tor , .25? (V.n Com, 2 for. 34 f

Learn to Dance

Alt Modern Tanoing taught. Walt. Two - Step, Tox Trot, Oa . Step, etc. correctly tatigbt. Stage Dancing, Bu.-k, kir. I'.'iorus. ete. Teachers' Court in Ha': - Room. Fancy Exhibition Dancing, e t c, tauKht. .Medals A warded. Prof. P. J. uoai

imrlc'i Greatest Teacher "4 years in the Ranking Ontrtct. 3S South State Street Chicago. Illinois 5th floor. Room S14 North American Ride. Open 10 to 10. Svi-dy's 2:30 to 8.

3 bars American Family Soap. lOtf AVith this coupon. None sold tt children. No phone orders.

POULTRY FOR NEW YEAR'S. C. W. HUBBARD AUTO SERVICE. 741 CLAUDE ST., HAMMOND.

Ail m mi all

.Fnse

Mas

(pi un eir

Ball

HasehrTs Unity Hall.

Given by the SAENGERBUND FIDELIA

Year's Eve9 Decemnilber 31st. - - - $120.00 In Prizes Given Away

At t