Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 280, Hammond, Lake County, 24 May 1918 — Page 2

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WASHINGTON. May 24 The full firre of Provost Marshal General Oro-.vder's draft order of "work or fight" will be used against the 1. W. W. of the board declared today. The powers conferred on 1 "cal hoards under th I W. W. officials believe.

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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c CARDS HAVE COME.

Mm. O. 4". I:. Mattbln state that plenty of cnr; haTe now hern re- . reived to rculater the women of j Hammond for wr work r.nd that I there Trill ho someone at Liberty Hall thl eenin nnil all Ur.jr tomorrow ' to look t-fter the women who work.

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To Save the Wrecks of Humanity To Fill the Hands Held Oat to Us

down town and hir not reclntrrfil jet or any other nomnn who for any rinson ham not yet reirlsterril.

BUILDING PERMITS.

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The foltnwlnc nor permits were I

isi:rt by Ru :!d m;' Commissioner Vis: $:5.f0'1 co: si bi It A;iis avenge.

I by la o !. ; . $1 .(ii'U ftnr:iro at ' it-Id v,t.-h-. by A. Heir.5. $;.tfO 00 :-

$ ; t;so at 14!! Lake avenue, by Albert " Maiback. S-V'ioO cottage at 46t !rak JJ f'.rt'ft by I'. t'impan; Jl.M'O Ktor a', b! 151 Sheffield avenue bv J. Wa!,'h; $3.,i ! f 'i! sot . at H3 Van R.ircn treet.

1 v F. J. d'-ltew irz: 53. .om cottage

CANDY CO. Ij;;", 1 fifl V.SSlt Rt.a.t Rt.rAAf Pi!1- Ohampa: cottaRe .it JOT 3 Lin- j

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coin avenue by 1.. Champa. :. tape at 121; Mcnroe street Sch.-cr: 53.1 "'' cottage at 1214 street bv M. Scb.ee r

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MARKET PHONE 77. SI STATE STRE2T. j 1 SPECIAL SALE !

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED SMOKED HAMS . .30c! BUTTERNUT BACON 39c BEACON BRAND BEACON, 7-10 lb. sides.. 35c I BEACON BOILED PICNIC HAMS 3io! LEG OF VEAL, very low lSr FRONT QUARTERS OF VEAL 16c!

BEEF TONG-UES, smoked, ner piece 75c ! PORK SHOULDERS for rcast 20c I ----- SPARE RIBS 15c j CLINIC TO BE FINISHED

HAMBURGER STEAK ISC PORK SAUSAGE, fresh made 19c BOILING BEEF 18c LEGS OF LAMB 25c FRONT QUARTER OF LAMB 19? Prices of veal and lamb arc very low this work. Trade at Kellner's the finest, most-up-to-date market in Hammond.

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PARTY

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INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. May 2. In- a member of the resolutions committee vitations have be-n extended to Senator j from the Peconcl District and the eugHirry S Nv, Senator James IT. Wat- i Kestion that he be made chairman of con. Chairman Will II. Hay of the na- the committee seems to be meeting with ticnal oommltte and members of the j general approval. It is the understandcon(rre.si..iinl delegation fronj Indinna i ingr that Chairman Iioys hcld; the viewto prerm e tftitstlvt draft of th plat- I that Indiana rhould "lead off" with a form to be adopted by tire Republican. ' platform that will be regarded as a state convention next Wednesday. .model for all rther states on national Chairman Ha; v-n in New Tori; yes- j issuea. terday. according to the nr.d. rtanding: ; IJ hns preed hia views publicJy at the headquarters of the ,iy at the u known that h" favor a Mron Hotel Keverin It v.-as r. ff irded as like- j Pr-war platform. The slogans lie v ill ly that he will atop at n?h-;r.fc!n cn-'f'1, Br, "wp favor winning the war route home to cfctan the views of the j a"fi "w- f8V"r V?' y victory members of the cunerension.-il delea-a- and nor bV bargaining." Another pa ra

tion regsrdini? the. platform declarations on national l?suep. Chairman Edmund D. Wasmu'h of

the state committee staw-d yesrorday j that Chairman Hays, Senators V."i t ron j and New and other memb-rs of the con- j Kreissional delepauon have been u sited to j prepare rtn outline for the platform, which will be drafted by the resolutions j committee Tufi'tiny r.isht. j Chairman W'fi' ninth n!d h under-j stands that P'nalorp New End Watson j

will reach Indianapilip Sunday afternoon. It is not known .bet her other rnen bers of the. con?resiona 1 delegation will attend the conv i;t ;on, but it is not thought that many of them will be able to pet away from Washington at this time. Senator Nw to Praclda. Senator New lft to be the permanent chairman of the convention nd Senator Watson is to deliver one of the principal speeches. Senator Watson announced some time ago that he proponed to make a war speech and it is regarded as prcbab'e that he may deliver it at the state convention. Governor Goodrich is now completing his speech, which his close friends sa; U to be the most important utterance of hi.s ado. inistration. The drafting of the platform, however, is to be the feature of the paramount inerest. Chairman Hays is to be

mount feature of his program is a dec

laration in favor of a sane solution of the problem? of reconstruction that will come following the war. Platform of Importance. It is not likely that there will be rmi"5i opposition to his auggearior.F along these lines, but there Is speculation regarding the wording of the platform on the conduct of the war by President Wilson and particularly by Secretary Baker of the War Department. Owing to the fact that Indiana occupies an important part in national politics and to the fact that Chairman Hays of the national comml'tee is an 3nd .-ra man the platform if? expected to attract nation-wide attention.

CHAS. POPE IS MISSING Charles f. Pope, 1025 Erie Ftft. Hammond, has been missing since last Tuesday morning and as he was ill when he left home his wife fears that some harm may have befallen him. He was about 60 years old. had grey hair and a little prey mustache wore a blue serge suit, a soft grey shirt, a grey sweater under the coat and a soft brown felt hat. He was about 5 feet 2 inch's tall and of a slim build. Any one seeing him or having seen him please notify the Hammond police or his wife.

Contributed by George Wrist.

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of the Child Welfare to fresh their d'nic at ; 1 1 this week wo ail the

mothers if thct d;?ri-t who have not alread ' brought their babie to be ex-.".is'iin-d will brintr ther.i to the scho.-l tomorrow tnoi ni at ten oV'.ct k.

Our boys are making sacrifices over there. What sacrifices i :e your making for the Red Crcs over here? ;

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cidentally the company has a contract to furnish l..'f0.t'n'ift barrels of oil to its neighbor at Whiting, the Standard Oil refineries.

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You Have Only Two More Days to Take Advantage of the Many Bargains Now Obtainable at This Sale. What a few of Hammond's most critical and discriminating piano buyers say about pianos and bargains at this piano removable sale: Mr. WilcockBon: Your competitors can say what thev pleas about the siiding-price pirno dealers- I am prfooTly sat!lie-d tlit T saved ?jnfi.oo jr. the purchnse of mv piano rhrouph vou. THIS IS MONEY EARNED AND SAVED TO ME. I rntiM not expect better treatment, a more ironclad guarantee or a better insTument at r.ny price. Hammond Musician. Mr. Wllrockson: We could hardly believe our own eyes. vppent two flays in Chirago and Hammond looking for a certain piano. Our friend?, in whom we place explicit confidence in their ability a musicians, gay we have a remarkably fine instrument I really do not understand why piano buyers do nor. look around before they inven their money in pianos. I saved Just J170.C0 in our purchase of a piano through you. One of the Best Familiea in Kammend. Mr. Wi'cnckson: A certain large piano dealer in Chicago offered me $135.00 cash for the piano I purchased from you a few davg ago at $50. 00. The Straube Piano Co. purchased one of these bargains at j?1C0.00 and they now ask $225 for the same piano. If you buy any of the following bargains from us during this sale we will positively guarantee that you can get your full purchase price back at any time within two years. One Practically New Knabe 200 One Practically New Kimball 125 One Practically New Gordon & Sons 150 One Practically New Decker Bros 140 One Practically New Stultz & Co 100 One Practically New Wellington 100 One Used Hallet & Davi3 90 One Used Wegman GO One Electric Player, fine condition 150 We cannot describe on paper the many bargains in new pianos and player-pianos now available at this sale. We are open until 10 Friday and Saturday night. You will miss an opportunity in a lifetime if you do not investigate these special inducements. No Interest If You Buy Now. Pianos to Rent. J. M. Wiicockson Piano Co. Orpheum Building, 150 State St., Hammond.

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American Car Fdry. - Tt Anaconda C j j Brooklyn Rapid Transit 44 j National B'seuit !H : Ha Id win I.ncotno; i ve :iS ' Bethbhem Steel S4" , Caradian Pacific 14S j American On Co. 4SS I New York Central . 7J Colorado Fuel . t 'i ! iVii'ral leather f-H j CI esnreake and Ohio i Crucible Steel HT1Frif ; (Ircri Northern Si', I Norfolk and Western I-4 J Nor, hern Pacific j Pennsylvania 43 st j Pittsburg Coal :,2 I

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The a ,! oa-lies ., to Tiiast Chicago-In-( rllana Harbor as far as Gary is concern-j ed are in an almost impassable state. W'ate-r, tnud holes, ruts, bumps, and biock-d hisrhways are features. As a lesult motor travel he l ween the two, places is not what it should be and increase in traffic awaits completion of j W-st 5th avenue road. j Wi at "th avenue west of the I'ennsylvaiMa tracks in Gary and to Cline j avenu" (the Gary-East Chicago ound- ', ,-iry) is in horrible shape as autoists j put ir. Many drop down to Tih av- J nue pot very good either, but much!

better than 5th avenue to escape the

bumps and water.

corner o. the liaidwm si'e tne road to East Chicago is blocked for repairs.

RPHEUM THEATRF

Feature Attraction TODAY OTTO BedaiHLsive Trained Roosters Positively the Only Act of Its Kind on the Stage Today. LEROY & ST. CLAIRE Comedians.

SINAI The Wandering Violinist.

BENSON Sl BENSON Novelty Dancers and Electrical Effects. MARKEY & MONTGOMERY Fun at the Sea Shore. MATINEES 10c. 15c. NIGHTS 10c, 25c, 35c. New show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. MatLaee daily 2:30 p. m. Nights, 7 to 11 p. m. Sunday? continuous 2-11 p. m.

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Peoples Gas Republic Iron and Steel . K en dins f. S. Rubber American Sugar

Southern Pacific T", Sr.ii i here, Railway 731 Chso. -Mil. and St. Paul 42 Texas Oojl lot V. S. Steel lf 7 I'nion Pacific 121 Vtah Copper . $0i Willys Overland 197s

This hunts travel northward along the

Hast fi',1.-" of the Baldwin plant to In-

t diana Harbor. And that road is rutty i and just no water covers it at places

Uridg-e Dangerous.

I The north approach to the Grand

j Calun.et ri er , bridge. Ciine avenue.!

i shape that it is feared that its dan-

i perous coniiition may cause a car to1 I p'unfre into the river sooner or later, i J The concrete roads drops as it near j I the bridge (on the East Chicago side;

s j 0f cnP avenue) and unless it is noticed j ; CHICAGO G3AIN FUTURES. 1 in time the driver is likely to hurl his ; Corn July, $140,; June. ! ear into the river. I'nless the authori oats May. To'Sc; July, 6t;"4c; June, 1 Hies mnk- the approach to the bridge, 71 ,c. safe it is feared that a fearful ri er i tragedy may be enacted there some

CKICAOO I.IVE STCCX. Hogs Receipts. 2S.riOO; mixed. IS. as ! 17.65: rood. S17.0f'S 17.4S; routrh. $lfi2' IS.50; light, $l7.:o-g 17.55; pigts. $14.75 ; 17.40. I t'ATTI.E Receipts. 3.00ft; beeves, $10 to 'o 17 .50; cows-heifers. $7.23 14. R5; stockers-feeders, $'J.23 (f 13. 3o; calves, ; $S.0O'e- 14,50.

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j CHICAGO PSODUCE. ; Biitter Creamery extras. ' 41'c: 'creamery f.rstr, 41c; first?, 3f;4"'2c; , seconds. 34 '? 3c. Eygs Ordinaries. 2Rsi?29c: firsts. t rtoi, h si ', Live Poultry Fowls. 26c; ducks. 35c; ' eeF.;. 13c; turkeys. 22c; roosters, 21c. I Veal 50 to 60 lbs., 16c: 70 to SO lbs., 'l7lSc; 90 to 110 lbs., lS-fflflr; fancy, j 20c overweight kidneys. 12'ffl4c; coarse. I 10c. Potatoes Wis.-M.inn.. $1.10 g 1.40.

BGC3EWELT MQNEY I'j EAST CHICAGO PLAN

Teddy, Jr., Is Director of One of Twin City's Big Industries.

night. Enildlair Sth Avenue. " Out of the v ho! mess of bad roads and the luck of safely at the Grand Calumet brldtre is the knowledge that West Sth avenue is beini? rebuilt. Graders are now a" work leveling the land north of the '.. & I. car tracks and here will be laid a concrete road as smooth a? the Appian way. pASTi m e -TODAY EDITH STOREY in a five act feature THE EYES OF MYSTERY

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The Roosevelt family is interested in the projBrrss of East Chicego and Indiana Harbor as Theodore Roosevelt, jr., is a member of the board of directors of the Sinclair Oil and Refining corporation. This company in March opened its East Chicago refineries and placed in operation its $15,000,000 pipe line, running 800 miles from the oil leases in Oklahoma to the plant at the twin city. Major Roosevelt as a director has

taken a ureat interest in the company, j For the time bing- he is with Pershing's j forces in France. The Oklahoma-East Chicago pipe line

is operating; in ftrstclass shape now. making the comrany independent of Vj

PASTIME SUNDAY AND MONDAY MAY 26 AND 27 4 'The Zeppelins Last Raid"

TODAY AND SATURDAY WM. S. HART in "THE HELL HOUND .OF ALASKA" And ABRAHAM LINCOLN in "The Son of Democracy," Entitled "Native State."' SUNDAY MRS. VERNON CASTLE

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THE HILLCREST

MYSTERY" And CHARLIE CHAPLIN In His Greatest Picture

'HE ADVENTURE"

MONDAY AND TUESDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "MR. FIX IT"

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Revealing for the first time 3ii the screen the inner working of the Zeppelins hy which Germany is waging ruthless warfare upon the Allies.

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COMING JUNE 3d FOR FOUR DAYS The Unbeliever

The most talked of picture today. Full orchestra. Continuous from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. POPULAR PRICES MATINEE 1Cc, 15c, 2Cc. EVENING 11c, 17c, 25c. You'll vrrap the Stars and Stripes around your breast and say: "Lead on. Uncle Sam, I'll do my best.' A Picture Every American Should See.

'oming June f. 1". 11. 1-. "My Four Years in Germans." June 17, 1?, 19, 20. "Over the Top."

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