Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 273, Hammond, Lake County, 16 May 1918 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Thiirsrlav. May 1G. 1918.

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CAMP FIRE GIRLS 'HOOVERIZING THE COOK' A patriotic program will bo givrn bv the Camp Fire Girla at Liberty Hall FrMay. May 25th at T:Si p. m The program will bo under the leadership, or M's Hlen R. Holhiook. chairman of the War Council of Chicago Csmp Fire Girls. She is b:r,ninK with her 15 girls who appeared at the Auditorium theatre last wcpV., during the I HI -n -i Stat Centennial. The main feature will bp a play ca'Ied Hoover; ng the Cook." A cn-

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U. S. Food Administration License No.Gl3773 Hundreds of Homes Profit Every Day by buying their pure feed stuffs at the Lion Store. Big values are increasing the popularity of this buoy grocery store. If you want to economize, come here where you get the best for less. Potatoes Are Plentiful and They Are Cheap NO ABLE BODIED TRUE AMERICAN will ' hct to yn'p'nrs ns a suhstinite for wheat at the noon or e-r.- I ' :ng m'nl. esnc C.aV.y potatoes like thse. They're the new nor. an! j ; the flnoft the nccke; r. fiords, uniform in size, firm and fl?ky. Try j ; crr.r..us them whole with fresh green peas, or prepare them with : I bu- ir and pars-iey. I New Potatoes per peck . . 39c - - - - - You Can Rely upon the Quality and Freshness of Lion Store Vegetables Our Special Freight Truck makes early morning trip to South Wa-er street, where choice vavit!e of frsh vegetables are sclectd with pr'-a:er.t care. Lowest price? are assured at all limes. Week End Grocery Specials J-yi 1 -v Fiesli Crisp Rhubarb, h o m p ISiTilOarO rown. direct from the O Jfurni. Special at per pound Extra Choice New Texas Onions. JniOnS white onions, per pound QC: yellow onions, per pound kJ

X Extra Choice Navy Beans, Xu. 1 hand AJ eanS t-kod Michigan. Priced ZL1 for Week-End Sale, per pound JL C20

n 11 1 y ouea uat5 sale, per pound.

1 -t. Clioice (Jrade Pure Table Salt kJ ai L YVeek-Knd nrice, 10 lb. h.aus.

i 7VT"3? Pf,t Rrand Ev;i.:)iatcl Milk, - 1 IVllSiC small cans. 5C: tall cans JL Jj2 T) Extra Choice (.Irade Medium Size IrriineS Sar.ta Clara Piuie s, )niced - f for Week-End Sale, per !b JL LC Four Coffee Specials

Our Famous ?U- Leader 27t'C: three lb. for

I Chase Sanborn's Crusade Coffee. 1 IV). I can? priced at . . . - ! Our Chob-e :j8c Pcaberry Coi'too, this ; sale, per lb

I K. 5c . 2oe Special Blend Coffee, this r

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y- Curtice Bros. Blue" Label Early dune X. eaS Pons, ivcular pib e 2:'c Special prie G can limit, per can vC

Candies I A'.rni-nd and Milk Choro- : 1 I 1st Bars. rg'i".ar Cf 5c ' V a r . Is p'" j n 1 . . . ! Social NM'b.'. ground p-c- j : n-.:ts r.ni popcorn in t.a'f.-. Srraa. ?rc;al - j '. half pound J. LO ! 5piin'h P-finut. t-A : ! and frsh. rgrular prior, p. ;- j : 1. sp.-'-ial pr ! half pour.. I Mint cr Wntc-grpcn l.oz- j en Kes. V srafl. lie ! porial 'j U". T oilet Goods i Panitol Tooth Fast, rcern- j ; C?c, on ;-.'.:e at. . . JLiXsK j I Luxor Complexion Fwdft, ; ! rtguiar 50c size on q i sa'.c at OJC : ; p-Artaenan Ecus', brun- I I ette. resular pr.ee o S5c. on f ale at . . . ; Mnrlno'.lo F o c c Powder. regular pr.re ir.re t"c. - t 45c on sal a

ole Pchtlng ceremony will also bo Ail children and their parents are. espec i;i !i y invited. No admission will no charged. This program is the onf vvhi-h is to have b.v n plvn on Saturday but the vaudeville interfered.

MEMORIAL SERVICES. -r- . I ,.--11 1-..1.I .) onrolMl m tuorial exercises at the First Preshvterian churi'li next Sunday morning and in th afternoon George P. siirn-r will present a proposition for a tin-n-.'UviflTi rouotaph for absent soldiers and will .-all for honor rol's. Fresh Milled Roii-d Oats, priced for this C 18c Coffee ,per lb. 79c 30c 25c 21c Mailed Milk I i IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE GRAND PRIZE J Ask it A n . . . V rVOrtCITTOVC 1 Ivi it LL Regular Sc H'-'llar Sl.fl0 si; .40c W 52.75 C? K- cular $3.75 Piie 5 Drug Specials Four well known items at cut prices I,;mi stone FhosphPt. a fplnd:d iaxa'ivc. f:: at 35c 59c 6c Nux and Iron, nerve tonic and blood huiid.-r. f l.oi) at... R t Pye. !n soap form, regular bars on sale at Energtre. a reliable cleaner for all kinds of I'n'Tics. regular 25c sn. q mm priced at J C Double S .1 H. OrKa Earlaffs Stamps wltU all purchase tomorrow.

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By K. I sa a u mither. An 1 her hnwri elsel boy. And henrrt her sob. And "Oooilhy. son." Aiil saw him. Kiss her tears aw-ay. And go. Ami hours pc?1. AmJ in t!;c (Lstkiioss. Of itiy re on. I lay. Atu! a'! the plettire. Tl.a: the (!iy had !ravm. 'i!rne imck. Ai.'J ?!uf v. as there. Ami He v. as there. Ami then a picture. From at-rest ti:e seas. Wns palnre'!. On n;y fhaflow wall. Antl He wa there. Anrl ell ilouf him. There were sha'Iow men. P.ttt rowhere. .:!, 1 I f.r. l The face. Nor find Th-- form. Of Ht-r. And then. Another picture ftima. A great nel Cross. Ar.d woitncleil men. Looked up at it. And rnise.l their arms. Ami smiled. Am! He :v;.s there. And as I gaeed. FESTIVAL j Vitality and Eternity of Di- ! vine Law Is Theme of ' Rabbi Rosengard. "Te delightful r.nd beauteous festival o Feriteeost is once mure heinp celfH;atd by the whole Ho.:se of Isiae." writes fJr. Bernard H. Rosennard. !. P. "Purir.n itr unbroken cycle of 3. 2 'JO I years, we nav e w-.tti a rare patriotism and commendable pride in the potentialities of our race observed thi bib!,cal festival. "Of all our national institutions, ord.iirrd as a mean? of refections, none is more inspiring and t hough t-com pell iiigt than Khevuas. It opens up new- averneM of thought, and admits a flood of light and truth in the hearts of those who heretofore were fated to linger in an irredeemable desert of darkness and the bane of Ignorance. Pentecost is inspiring for well-defined and self-evident reasons. I "It co-incides with all the glories and I , period of the year when nature smUes .it its ineffable aspe't and prospect. The rmulior earth is laden with flower, 'olifge and all the vnC-gated pig--uen's common to her. affording unend- ) 'ng delight and dispensing her products j w ith a lavi'li hand to all mankind, j "Kquallv. and ve; liable more imI pnrtant than ever this nature-aspect i -. r eH.-;.nT l,& n. 1 V. ,. . ; e ind eporh marking cirf unisttm e of the ; we-inspirirg and nvershadowiny Reveintlon. I If is no idle statement, no mere njuttetent effusion to assert, that no naition. whatever Us thrilling experience. ! in the whole course of it history. -an ' h-oni' le in event as momentous, ins uni't'ie a.-- that displaying itself hj fore an-'ient Israel "The promulgation of th Pecalogue h.-for an awe-strieken world retaairs j lnsu-nased not onlv from the lower I r side-n t ion of spertacttlar grandeur, j hut as a code for human guidance throughout all times. It. embraces in its broad and masterly classification the relations sanetioned and dictated ifv conscience, between the Creator and His handiwork, as well as the tindoubted duties of ohastitv. honestv. fit

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When we tell you that an article is "14 karat gold." it is 14 karat gold. We do not use deception in our business. When we sell you anything the "quality is there." And the price we charge is reasonable for the quality we give. - We keep right up to the last tick of the clock on styles in jewelry. You can "depend upon" any article you buy in our store. CARROLL & NEWTON JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS TS6 State Street. Hammond, Ind.

IN KHAKI

C B. t'pon the cross. I taw Iler face. And so it was. That in the lHrkii";s. Of my room. It came to me. That lied Cross work. Arrous the xt-ns. Was mother's work. In other hands Ami done for Her. And then !op came. And came n dream. And cheering throng. And hoys come home. And He was there. And Phe wan there. And once again. I heard Her poh. And 8a .v lllni. Kiss Her tears nway. And in their waka. On thnt glad day. A Red Cross ware! As It had waved. And followed Him. Down in the Valley. And come back again. I THANK YOU ial obed.ence and integiity comma vnitliin the nrnvir. -e of nian. The Ten -noun t?u ents we: e the foi ci miners and form the basis of a!! legislation pascc by those c on -riunities who hs"" reached the summit of civil nation. "Til. ;! . i.i-ency nntl tic- uv.'vcrsnl ,eerert. e a o.d-d them mny be gauged by th-ir n spii uou, pla' e aho-. e the Ark !' the Hebrew T tnph-: 'he pla e of honor asigned to them on the altar of the Christian Church and the dili gent study or th' tu " r-j pri'-sts and f-ng's 1 -The ub!!Kf and eternal laws of Pins; oum iiite tl-.e g'eat charter of Israel declaring the sunt-macv -f reaj.on which is neer oppote-j m rnno. i but sanctions it w ith its enl of ap probation. Th: charter imifat" me duties of domestic chastity, the safety of human life and property. and rea. l.s with no ur.t ei tn'.n voire th in Violab.lity of human fi-edom and ejuality . Herein lay the vitality and eteinitv ,,f the Pivine Law: seeing that. time, the annihilator of matter and substance, has conspu'uously demonstrated its efficacy and the i nd ispu table advantage reaped by every socal o.gamsuv Who- then will deny our claims as the wot Id's benefactors? None but a mind incrustated with unreasoned antipathy will contest this tiuth. He only who is obsessed by un unr onouera ble aversion to the hu man specie? will w ithold homage and gratitude from the pioneers in so noble an enterprise suih as the conferment of the elixir of life upon the human race, thereby carrying triumphantly the divine torch into the darkest ,rP9Pes of the earth, expelling the miasma of revolting idolatry, and subsittutlng the steady resplendent flow of eh Torah." ATTEND BOY SCOUT WORKERS COUNCIL At the na'ional conference of Roy Scout organization workers, held at .v tT-iiHon club Chicago, the fol lowing from this locality were pres -nt : Cast Chcago: W. A. ' 'ox. TI. K. Jack son. F. I- Kvarts. Indiana. Harbor: IT k. Pelloll. A. C. BurKin, Alfred h'enour. J. R- Farovid and H. W. Diokes Ilemmond. Col I.. T. Meyer. F.xpert workers from all part of the t'nited States were present and some excellent .."dresses w-r made as well as numerous r.nd profitable conferences held. Send THE TIMES to your soldier boy. Let him see how we feft behind are backing htm up.

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1 a t a I t i - '.V r . tf..i ' V K '4 it if HEWS Of GARY'S MEN !:- KHAKI By LESTEB W. CARLANDEK.. first Lieutenant Russell R. Hand, who was a charter member of the Gary Y. M. O. a. pormitory Family and formerly was employed in the Gary works of the American Sheet and Tin Plato company, was in Gary yesterday visiting friends. Lieutenant Hand is now in the Thirty-sixth Engineers stationed at Camp Grant. o. N. .Johnson, H. H. SinKleton and R. W. Br.-v. n of the T. M. C. A. Dormitory h3e j. ft within the last few days; for a short i.sit at home before er.teriiig military service. A. B. IMckson. general secretary of the Gary T. M. C. A. who is now on leave of absence doing T. M. C. A. war work in France writ's under date of April 5th In a very intcrestli.g manner of his work for the Anr' i soldiers in that country. He was. interrupted in hi ing shortly before midnigut when rt turning to his desk: "Right here seven dusty;e; rritand aJded and tired soldiers came in and I have gone from top to bottom of the hotel and finally succeeded in finding them rooms gave mine up and will sleep on a sofa in the office. Have just opened up this hotel and have been working on an average of seventeen hours a day gettii.g it going. Have had some very inlcrst ing experiences in th new hotel. We took over all the old staff the French that ran the hotel and I secured a fine Englishman who had been on an ocean liner. He looks aft.r the chef and servants and the buy ing and I keep a hand on everything." Mr. Dickson left Gary last December for France and Is expected to return in .June or July. E. Judson Sehurtz. another former T. M. C. A. dormitory man. is now in Company D. First Buttalion. Fourth Regiment, at Camp Perry. Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Sherman P. Pollay, who made his home at the T. M. c. A. in Gary, nabeen promoted to the rank of sergeant and is row in the rO.lth Aero Squadron in the Aviation Repair Depot at Dallas. Texas. Mr. Pollay served as scoutmaster of one of G.ary's fine troop while he lived at the Y. M. C. A. 4-MIRUTE HER PICKED FOR REO GROSS DRIVE Captain Harvey Waton and his faithful squad of four-minute men to day smarted the big offensive in their part of the Red Cross campaign. The following men will serve with Mr. Watson as Four-minute men": Mayor VY. F. Hodges. Rev. w. G. Seaman. Rev. W. P. Elliott. Rev. C. J. Armstrong, o. I- Wildermuth. Don Van Liew, H. J. Curtis. J. J. Kelly. L. B. Boyd and Harry Hall. These men will speak in the various , ... v . r . .1. i , r y theatres arm in nuinuri ui "inn ijce during the remainder of this week and throughout the big campaign that will be opned Monday. The work; of the four-minute men in the variou j patriotic campaigns has been a vital; factor and Garv will hear through these' men a very definite appeal for this work. All details of the campaign are being carefully worked out and the opening supper at the Gary Commercial Club Monday evening promises tobearevel3t ion. JAPAN HAS A XEW FOREIGX M7XTSTER Baron Goto.

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BE PROUD OF SONS' Rl III iCjI WASHINGTON". fav 1 fi American mothers wfre given asturane that they w-f-11 niav he proud of the conduct of their hoys with the army overseas, by Secretary Baker, in a speech last nipht before the national conference of the woman's committee of the council of national defense. In the audience were the President nd Mrs. Wilson, p.-cre-tary and Mrs. p.inlel? and many others prominent in public life. "From the time I landed to the day I left." lie said. "I never fan- an American soldier lt1nt a day's life which he would not willingly hve lived under his mother's eyes." C. OF C. TO MEET The next meeting of the Fast Chicago chamber of commerce will he held at Indiana Harhor. on Friday evening. Mny 31. It will be ir. the form of a 60 rent supper and a Kood program is being arranged, incluilng a speaker from Chicago. One of the speeja! matters to be taken up w-ill he that of the progress heinp made by the F.ast Chlcaeo and Indiana Harbor Water Co. in the construction of a filtration plant. Officials of the water company will he invited to ho present. Thin is to he a pahlic meeting and evervor.e is invited. Reserve the. date. DEPARTMENT OF OFFICE OF THK PL'BI.IC WORKS. I '.OA HD OF PL"BU1C WORKS, ss. Hammond. Ind.. Hay 15th. 131S. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby gien by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to improve Sibley Street, Section "C" in the City of Hammond. Indiana, from the center of Coj luml'ia Avenue to a point 20 feet east or the west line of I.ot 4 2 Kohls AUoition to Hammond, Indiana, by const rur ting therein. between said terminal points, a 12 inch vitrified pocket pipe sewer with 6 lineal fet of 9 inc.i socket pope. 11 inch house drains find j 3 manholes as authorized by Improvemerit i;e0iution o. t.i. ttuupit-u oy I said Board on the 15th day of May, ! 'IS. All work done in the making of said i above described public improvement shall be in accotdnnce with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No. 677 adopted by the Board of Public Works on e above named date, and the detailed drawings, plans profiles and speeifica: ions which are now on f:I. and may be seen in the oftice of sail Board of Public. Wotks of the City of Hammond. Inoiana. The Board of Pub-, lie Works has fixed the Jth day of June. 131S. at ten o'clock A. M., as a date for the hearing of all persons interested or whose property is affected by said improvement, and will decide whether benefits that will accrue to the prop eity abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement titid to said City will he equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. E. 11. I.L'THMAN. F. C. HOI-MAN. O. F. HIGHLAND. DEPARTMENT OF Pl'BI.IC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLI'" WORKS, ss. Hammond. Ind-., May loth. 1M. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to improve Field Avenue. Section R. in the City of Hammond. Indiana, from the east line of Calumet Avenue to the west line of Tapper Avenue, by constructing therein, between said terminal points, an lS-inch double strenrt'rt -.itrif.ed socket pipe spvir with 3 catch basins, fi manholes. "! house drains, 120 lineal feet of 9 inch vitrified socket pipe and S Inlet covers as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. 67. adopted by said Board on the 15th day of May. 191. All work done in the making of said above described public improvement shall be in accordance with the terms i and conditions of the Improvement Resiolution No. 678 adopted by the Board of ! r.,KHr. Wrtiln on the above named date. and the detailed drawings, plans profiles and specifications which are now on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana. Th Board of Public Works has fixed the 5th day of June. 1918. at ten o'clock A. M.. as a date for the hearing of all persons interested or whose property is affected by said imi provement, and will decide whether benefits that will accrue to the prop erty abutting and adjacent to the proposed improvement and to said City will be equal to or exceed the estimated cost of the proposed improvement as estimated bv the CCy Civil Engineer. E. II. I.L'THMAN. F. C. HOPMAN. O. F. HIGHLAND. j . ! NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE, IX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of OSCAR A. PL A GEM AN. NO. 1 267. IN" THE LAKE SUPERIOR i 'OT'RT. MAT TERM. 191S. ! Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, j Legatees and creditors ot uscar a. rjH ceman. deceased, to appear in the on i.;ike superior Court, held ut Hammond, Indiana, on the jntri day ot June, mis and show cause, if any, why the Final

Settlement Accounts with the estate of; said decedent should not be approved; j

land said lieiis are notified to then ana j ihere make proof of heirship, and rcjceive their distributive shares. ' WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Su1 perior Court at Hammond, this 15th day . f May. 191S. HERBERT L. WHEATON. Clerk of Lake Superior Court. May 16-23 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES KASSON". NO. 1655. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. ISIS. Notice is herebv given to the Heirs. Legatees and Creditors of Charles Kasson. deceased. to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana, on the Kith day of June. 19if and show cause, if any, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent 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 13th day of May. 191 v HERBERT L. WHEATON. Cleik of Lake Superior Court. May 15-23

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No. 12S. PUBLISHED STATEMENT TRUST COMPAWY A. J. Sufnson, President. IV.nlel Brown, Yice-Fresident. IT. O. Reis.iK. Secretary. H. O. Relsstg. Treasurer. 'ondensed Pta'ement of of the the condition AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINS BANK Trut Company, at Hammond in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on May 1". 1D1S. HESOUaC8 Loans and Discounts S3S2.SS6 4 l Overdrafts Ponds and Stocks Liberty Bonds Bills in Transit Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Due from Ins. Departments.. Due from Banks, and Trust Companies Cash on Hand Cfish Items Trust. Securities Expenses, Taxs and Interest Paid t-.427.:m r 4 . l a a fi 'i 6. 2 S.Oflfl (Ml s.spj.: 1.52? 2'i IS, 437.70 11.21c. ,"1 lLSOn.iH) 5.5$5. i? So5.234.21 Total Resources LIABILITIES. Carita! Stock paid in Undivided Profits Net Interest. Discount and Other Earnings Demand Deposits. Except 5.1 4112 6.331. S. Banks 363,S2S.?5 Savings Deposits. Except Banks Certified Checks Cash Over TT.aol.s." 256.3.; 2 3. pa 555.2-t. 21 Total Liabilities Ste.te of Indians. County of Lake, ss: I. H. O. Reissig, Secy, and Trens. of the American Trust Savings Bank of Hammond, do solemnly swea r that the above statement is true. II. O. REISSIG. Secy, and Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 16th day of May IMS. GRACE BICK. Notary Public. My commission expires. 3-6-22. eLUXE THEATRE TODAY THEDA BARA in "The Forbidden Path" And a Roaring Comedy. FRIDAY George Beban in A Roadside Impressario Extra good. And Abraham Lincoln in 'A President's Answer' SATURDAY MARY PICKFORD in "Esmeralda" and Abraham Lincoln in 'A President's Answer SUNDAY Wallace Reid "The Squaw Man" And Mack Sennett Comedies. Coming Direct, from the Auditorium theater. Chicago 'THE UNBELIEVER" PAST I M E TODAY ETHEL BARRYMORE in a five-act feature ( t The American Widow" TOMORROW VIOLA DANA in a five-act western feature "The Winding Trail" Sat. Geo. Walsh in a Fox Featur j RPHEUi j Theatre M HAKMOKO, IND. ALL STAR SHOW Today and Friday Characters of the Underworld. The Pool Room Positively the Greatest Act of Its Kind in Vaudeville. 6 PEOPLE 6 Francis & Wilson Comedy, Singing, Talking and and Dancing. Downz & Gomez Sweet Southern Singers. Duffy & Montague Married "Half Hour' Paul Peching & Co. Musical Flower Garden. Matinee 10-1 5c. Nlghta 10c, 25c, 35c "ew Show Monday. Wednesda and Saturday. Matmee Dally f. -so p. m. TSTlghts. 7 to 11 p. m. Sundays Continuous ?-l! p m 'X ,.f5fr m' iiim i igViSiMi-ni'i Vi.

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