Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 28 February 1919 — Page 2

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Hot water Sure Relief

INDIGESTION

Assembly Rushes Bills

(By International Hum Service.) !.VM.N.rol.JS, Feb. 2V--Man.v i . were passed by both houses of e !-"at leg islat u-e today and notion :r,nfr the io.iric days of the se.-sinn being- speeded up. F.oth imufrs will in session tomorrow. It will be : ii first S'aturd-iy during the present ?-'!on that the senate has met. A this morn;ns'5 session ti e .. n- ' e pissed the b;II authorizing the "i;.; i u-t ion of a rounty 1:11 io:id in f i ' i t: t i fj g t o n county: the 5enate joint ' .-o'liition to amend the constitution : tiioriiinjr the state supreme t o.irt pas? on the constitutionals v T bills t tlie legislature; the Aihliedce bill ablishlnir courses in physical tdu:ion in Inch and eleiientary s hools tv: (he MimtAn bill providing for the 'entioii of joint high and ele-n cut .1 1 y 'icoii B'hcre they represent tvo ' iwnsblps. The Peardwley bill to inrease automobile license fee on all e-isure cr one hundred percent nnJ :,ks two hundred prwnt failed to us because of a lack of constitution

al malorltv. The Wright "bone dy' biil ws reported back from committee and an amendment providing that a person may keep not more than one Ballon of liquor tn his home, instead

of one ouart. as set out in the original i

bill. was nnopted. j THREE BURNED AT I FOND DU LAC (By International News Service.) j Ki S1 1I' I-Ai'. Wis.. Fi b. 2X Three j

person were burned to death, three badly buit and nearly a won- suffering from slini'l and exposure as the result of a fire wh:eh Rutted the P.oyle

t athob.o home for the aged early to- ( lire. The biae whi'h was duo to an ! cverbeated furnace, b; oke o.;i h.le : the inmates of the home were inn - !

l.e n.Sht ,1 the s:-t. is in!

;c of the ins-it u t ion weir at ;iih'. . j The lo.-s is est. mated s1 1 firt.ooo. j

Tells a Secret Manufacturer of Tarn one Medicine Tells Ingredients, So Pnbllc Can Appreciate Pure, mailable MecU cine.

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GUARD HANGING WITH MACHINE GUNS

(By International News Service.) AXXAi'tlUS. Mti.. !:. "N.--U ;th f--hine K'Ons mounted outside and !n-i-hle the building, and with a detio h-

I i.e-nt "f infant!'1 i ! and a onion of

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n l til e e.l bj y ..lie Is police patrolling the

the j;:U, John Snowuen. of Mrs. Lottie A! a lira :-. -

den. a. o'.iiir whit woman, in home in this eity on August S. 1 :" 1 T. was !innil in the aid of l!:e Annapolis Jail todm. The ondei.uv d man mounted the c. affohl siniiins a hymn and tobi Marsha! Carter, of Pa'timore. that he would mr-'t him in

J heaven. The , uiiiitaiy precautions were taken owing to threats of a demonstration bv certain negro elements

Many people fear o take medicine, to chock and abort fields, cure coughs, catarrh. etc. This fear is trroundless with all the products of The Blackburn Proliu'ls Co.. Da.ston. Ohio. Not one contains ornate, narcoti. s or harmful drtiKS. Mentho-I.axene. for cough.", oohls. catarrh and ail distress following

a cold, is a compound of Wild Chorr. To'u. I'ascaia. ilrnicklia. Mnthee. Ammonium CUli.riih'. and ab-ohol f ufi'icicnt i to ie'o-cTe and ke.-ji jn sojntion. I livery inn t.-.li. lit is in toneen' ra t d ( from and (he medicine js so strorp that ii 'y ten-drop doses are to be taken ; in the "Taw" state. Hut the idea! ty ! is !, make into syrup by cnit lnft a a 1 'i'. hot )e of M- mho-La.",,. jnt0 a Pj, bottle r;,,! n,en nil the bottle with ' granulated xiiKar syrup, msde by dis- ! solving a pint of sugar in n half pint I of boiling water. it is said by thou- j snus ihat tins makes a most effectie hi'tne treatment for all cold troubles. ' The manufacturer guarantees il to ' Please or nioiir back. Sold by all pood ' drueji ists. Ad . . i

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TAFT TO SPEAK. (By International Kews Service.) -"KW YoRK. Feb. 1"S Acceptance b; foiuier president. Will, am Howard '('aft o-" ihe invitition r speak at the .Metropolitan opera l;ou- l-aa:e of nations meeting whii-h I'resident Wilson will .nnhegs Tuesday night, was announced here, today by Heibert S. riouston. of the league to enfoicc peace.

Jacob's Shoe Shop High Grade Sample Shoes for Men, Women and Children at Low Prices.

Dr. Sommcr's Health Slices are earnest lv recom

mended for men who are on their feet a ureat deal.

Ask to see them. Pair at $5.50 and

$4.75

Vptv Snrfial for Alen Ofticrr's; Armv I-ist Slioi

in genuine eordo calf leathers, s9 and &f Cfl l $10 values at, pair $7.50 and JU.wU

Ladies We have a large variety of oxfords for your inspection in brown, patent colt skin and glazed kid with military or French heels, at f f Cf pair $5.00 to.. JO.oU Jacob's Shoe Shop 101 State St. Near Hohman, Hammond. Our Shoe Repair Department et your service. Your old shoes maie to look lifee new. See Jacobs a"bout your pboe troubles. A carry all kinds of foot and shoe specialties.

GEN. PERSHING NOT GUILTY (By International News ' Service.) WASin.VUToN, Feb. 28. Gen. IVrshirpr is nor a iiity of insubordination as inferred in the (harjf of Rep. Roy

al Johnson, made in the House, that the commander-in-chief of the A. K. F. 'C' lined to obf-y an order lo send con rima rt Sal cases here for review. General Order No. S4. to which Mr. Johnson referred, was issued Ppt 101S. and d re. tel to General rrrsh'fg to s-'-nd C' hi it in a r ! : a 1 rases to the rude advocate arcneral In Fram.e, not Wtf-hinsrton. for review. There is ; nothing in the war d'partmrnt 1 ec- . ords. it was declared to indicate that Gen. Rerf.hing had not obeyed that i order.

I Johnson cimrpe.i that anions ! oaf-res wh eh. a cotdint to his (lief. General Pershing had not

j lull ted to review, were thos1 of six l ti.en sentenced to death. At the war

j' p i; tnient it is presumed that following It's instructions. General Persbin? included the sis ras"s in those ffiit the j'.'dcre advocate general "over there" for review.

American oar nd Foundry An-.erioar. l.oconiotie American Smelting Aiti'ricaii steel Foundry ... American tfufiar Kelininpr . Anaconda Alrhison Baldwin Locomotive Ma It iuuiro and ( diio

i lib hem Si l ( 1! Californbi petr. 'lif.so pea ive and olnu I'lucaKo ; nd North west.-rn "hi, ago. .Mil. and .St. Paul . 'dorado Fuel 'orn Products t'tucible S !?.-! I-la ware and Hudson Frie General Klectric General Motors, Gt. Northern Pr. Lehigh Valley Midvale Steel N. V". Air P.rake New York Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Pressed Stee Cnc Railway Steel iprinir Reading Republic Iron and Steel Sinclair Sou thorn Faoinc Southern Railway Fnion I'aciflc 1". S. Rubber V. S. St-el Ftali Copper Willys Overland

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16.50. CATTLK Reef cattle good choice. $1 S.iSO $ 20.00; medium and common, SIO.TR'S 16.S0: butcher aloek herfera, JS.flO ft 1 5.60; cows, $". 66 ? 13.08; canners and cutters. $4.15 9 7.65; stockrs and feeders good choice, $12. 25(f 13.00; common and medium. $".r5 "i 1 1.25; vea! calves Jfooil choice. ?18. To'? 17.50. CHICAGO OS.A1N TXJTVJtSB. CORN No. 4 mixed. $1 ?8 "t 1.29; nhite. f 2Si v l.2!: 4 yellow. $i.29 1.30: 5 mixed. $1.2t f 1.2T: 5 white. $1.28 'i 1.27 '-j: 5 yellow. $t.26tji 1.27: mixed. $1.2"; w hite. $1.24 1,; fi yellow. $1.25. OATS No. 3 nhite, ' ff 4 white. 55'S57ric: standard. ZS'lltOc.

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CHICAGO PRODUCE. T'.FTTKR i 'reamer y extras.

l?S4c: packinc s'ork, 5 31c. KG(.;S -Current receipts. 394lc; ordinary lirsis. 39 2 i 4o 't ': firsts, 41c; e t ras. 4 6 '7 4 7c. 1.1 VK POn-TKY Turkeys. SOe: chi-ken0. ."50c: springs. 31 'ic: roosters, 21c: neese. 20-J22c; duckr. 2f .12c. T'OTA A TOES Ohios, 1 1.50 'a 1.63. CHICAGO. Feb. 2S. VEA Ij 30 to 60 lbs., !? ; 7 Oto SO lbs. 19.20c; f'O to 110 11.. 21?r22c: fanev, 22-ic: t.verv.eiRiit. kidnejs, 1 4t (o 175 lbs. 14il7c: coarse. 14 c.

HEARING ON RATE

Neither Gary Nor Ham-j i mond Represented at j i

E. Chicago Meeting.

FUNERAL OF RALPH SMITH

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CHICAGO X.IVE STOCK. ; HOOS Ruik. $17.15 i 17.60: top. $17.- ; 70: butcher hogsheavy. $ 1 7. B0 'a 1 7.70 ; packing hofrs. heavy . $' 't 30 'ii 1 7.23 ; (medium and mixed. S 1 7. 1 0 y 17.40; ni-, t. ( $1 6.50 S 1 7.43; pis, $!4fil6: roush. $lii

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JOHNSON MAY BE CANDIDATE (By International News Service.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 2v Semil. r Hlrfim Johnson, of California, probably will be the choioe of progress! v. as their candidate for the rep'iblican nomination for president in 1920. This was the prediction of the leaders of the progressive movement after Senator Kenyon of T wa announced this afternoon that i meet.nyr to deci !e xipon a candidate the pt oKrstves s ipport. wou'd be called soon after conaress adjourns.

FRANCE GIVES AID TO AMERICA The pouring out of French blood and the enormous finan-ial sacrifices are not the only aid France has given America. We are indebcted to tn French peasants for a perfect remedy for stomach, liver an.', intestinal ailmerits which has not only been marvel -onsly successful over there, but has been equally no over here. The inItredients are imported and put up for sale in this country by Geo. II. JIayr, tor many years a leading Chicago chemist, under the name ,.f JIayr's Wonderful Remedy. it j. h tln;pio. Viarmlesn preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes; practically all stomach, liver and inie.:nal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re11 nif Tt -j a - T!1-..T.

rrui? Store in Gary. Central Drus; Store in Indiana Harbor and druggists everywhere. Adv.

The funeral service for Ralph Smith. Penfifcylvani railroad rir.plove, who ivis k.lied V.'edne.idav nv a fait from a tower, is to be held from the late i evidence a i Calumet Park at one o cluck tomorrow at teriiOon to the Geiman fj'ithertn (hurch of W. Hammond w'lh burial at Concordia rf.rut ry . I 'nderla.k r N;dow !s to have fliarpe. AT DE LUXE.

In t'. e early part of "Under the Top." .! new .'.it.-raft prod ..-t:on starring Freci t-'...ie, which will be shown at the li.-Li.ie ihatre today and tomorrow. i."ee Camc-is comedian hai to do a iie .."own a roe fiom a church steeple. Mr. Si ' leading woman is Ella Halh a bciut'.ful and talented aetres. and chief among the supporting players are Sylvia Ashton, James Cruse. Charles Ogle, Noah Berry. Jane Wolff and J. Cumm'.nxs

The public service commission of Indiana held a hearing yesterday nt the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Ei Chicago, on th" petition of th. Lake Shore and South Rend 'i.a.i vay company to ,,ere;lse their fares betwei points in Indiana from 2H cents t.er mile to :i cents per mile. Chairman Charles A. Edwards of the commission presided, and testimony was;

l given by C. X. Wileoxson. president of S ' lie? road, and by their lud.tor. The ! commission, however, lad before it an

exhaustive) report on the company made by their own auditor and their findings, will he based largely on that report. The. company was represented by J. A. Louis Meyer, attorney. South Rend. East Chicago and Indiana HirbH- re represented by Attorney M. E. Criies and indirectly by a larse delegation from the Chamber of Commerce and Ci:c club. Neither Oary or Hammond wtre represented. The showing made by the report of the uudilor of the commission was such that ther will probably be no hesitation on the part of the commission to grant the request specified in the petition. If there had been any changes proposed in the comr :utai.ioii Isre.'; r in ta. t:n betuttn ;..e twu ei.ds t. Eai. Ciucaso there would hav been grave objections. But any such changes were not ineludeel in the petition. Tbose'fares will stand just as they are today even it the commission should find favorably upon the petition presented.

NEW YORK MUSIC TEACHER

Saya "VInol Cure Cnronic Couyas" New Yorli City, 121 x:eboaj. Avenue. "I ench piano and Finpmpr and "hen suficru.K from chronic ivngh--. oids and bronchitis. I us.: Vmol as I find r. eures when other remedies fail." Henry Alb' rs. The lfason Vir.oi is ho succcssf u I m such condition'. i bcrauffc il ij a consii'ulional re tin dy containing beef awl cod Uxor peptones, iron and nianganes. pep: on lea and gl vcerophephaies. 1 strengthens and revitalizes the cny.M system and assists nature to expel the. disease. We kr.ov.- of ii ai.y such riffs. Joseph W. V"!J, d-UKS'i'-t; R. Iarry Weis aiui N'orri" Phaimacy. Vino! i sold in E. Chicago by .S..hiid;fr's Phar inaey. and in Whiting by R. II. Ma.lt crn. and druggists e rywhere. Adv. I. S. If you hav skin trouh'e try Saxol Salve. Money back if it fails.

NOTICE.

Under the auspices of the Soen:Party of Han. mond. Ernest Moore v i' lecture on the topics of the day. K. r: P. Ha!!, over I. ion Store. Sunday ;ff!elnoon, 2.30 p. m. Every cut iinited. 2-2S-:

Quinine That Does I.-ov Affect Head P.e. ause of its tonic and laxative rfte, : LAXATIVE UliOMi I' IN IN 12 (Tailets! can be taken by anyone witbou rausing j-iervou.iiiess (Jr rintring m tl; bead. There i.s onlv one "Promo ju:o ine." K. v. G MOVE'S signature un (h li-ix. SOe A.lv.

SCHOOL BOARD BUYS TRUCK

The Hammond board of education has purchased a Lodge screen top automobile truck from the Rohlir.g Auto Salea Co., lo be usfd !n distributing supplies nd materials to the various school buildings.

Too Late To Classify

TTOBART M. CABLE PIANOS Used

j by the World's Artists Sold bv THE I j MUSIC MART. Hammond. '2-CS-ij

FOVNIe Pock tbook last Monday on Highland St. Phone 2i29 Hammond. 2:2S:1

Svury real American ahould buy a jtlokat for tn Elltf' benett danc for the 1 Salvation. Army Tneiday eve., March 4,

at tn Maiontc Temple and Cb amber of Commerce. 2-2S-2t

CARD (IF THAHKS 1

CAJtO Or TEAJTKS. We feel very urateful to on neighbors and friends and want to thank each and every one for all the kindness and favors "rendered ii" during our great bereavement. Special thank" is triven the Rev. Mr. Weil, the singers, those donating the use of their cars, 8nd the givers of the man:.' beautiful floral offerings. Mr. ard Mrs Walter Kalies. Mrs. Fred Sass.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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Just Reflect For a Few Moments Over Yesterday's Laundry Chores Tired and Sore, of MindBody and Soul. BUT NOT SO if you engaged a

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What a difference when you use lhr THOR ELECTRIC WASHING MACmXE. "Snch cleanliness such ease." No struggle -vrith that exhausting weight none of that tiring rub on the washboard and then the wringing no more of that twisting and turning by hand until ther are numb. The Thor wringer will obviato all of that, THINK, MADAM, of doing your washing a easily as you turn on your electric lights. Can you think of anything you would rather have in your house on next Monday morning than a Thor Washing Machine which costs but 2 cents per hour to operate?

Don't put in another day of rubbing and wringing TRY THE

Phone Hammond 2300 and our representative will apprise you of our easy payment plan, without any added interest, such as is hemp asked elsewhere.

Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. 571 South Hohman Street Hammond. Indiana

Phone 81 State Street

77 Hammond, Ind.

Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every ' i night. Then you'll be sure it will ' be there. !

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS OtcI Georgia Squares Bacon 34? Brisket Bacon, nice and lean .40c Mayer's Star Bacon, per lb 45 Pork Loins, SmaTl and Lean ' 28cPork Shoulders for Boast 25c Beef Pot Roast, Choice Cuts 22? Leg or Loin of Veal 24c Breast, or Shoulder of Veal 20c Hamburger Steak 18 Pork Sausage, Fresh Made 20c Liver Sausage. Fresh Made 18o No. 3 Pail of Compound Lard 7."t? N'o. r Pail Compound Lard $1.25 Xo. 10 Pail of Compound Lard $2.70 Fresh Sparc Bibs 17c Fresh Pork Shanks 18? Fresh Beef Tongues 28

Special For Saturday FUDGE CARAMELS 9A Per Pound WC All pure materials are used by us in the manufacture of our goods. HAMMOND CANDY CO. Theo. Soulias, Prop. TWO STORES 166 State Street, and Corner Hohman and State (4 corners).

DAILY HEALTH TALKS What Doctor Pierce Has Done For Humanity I . CT DOCTOR CRIPPS. It has always seemed to me that Pr. Tierce, of Euffalo. X. T.. should be placed near the top when a list of America's great benefactors is written. He studied and conquered human diseases to a degree that few realize. Whenever he found a remedy that ovetcamc disease, he at once announeed it in the newspapers and told where it could be bought at a small price. He did not follow the usual ru.-tom of keeping the ingredients secret, so that the rich only ould aeord to buy the

medicine1, but openly printed the name of each root and herb be used. And pn t'f-day the name? of Dr. Pierce aid L's medicines are widely known, and they stand for better health and better citizenship. One of this great physician's most successful remedies is know" as Doctor Pierce's rieasant Pellets. These: are little- sugar-coated pills, composed of Mayapple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap things that Nature grows in th'e ground. These Pellets are sefe because they move the bowels gently, leaving no bad after-effects, s eo ninny pills dee Very often they make a person who takes them feel like a new tnai or woman, for they cleanse the intestines of hard, decayed and poisonous matter that aecumulates when one is costive. If you are constipated, by all means go to jour drugsrist and get some of Dr. Pi' rce Pleasant reliefs. They may prove to lie the very thing our system requires to make you well and happy. Adv.

THEATRE

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'UhderTheTop" AaACTCCAFTIWe Today and Tomorrow Saturday: Hiily Wt-st in hi? latest comedy. SUNDAY Dorothy Gish in "Boots" MONDAY AND TUESDAY Marguerite Clark

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Mrs. Wiggs of the

Cabbage Patch" WED. THURS. AND FRIDAY Anita Stewart in in VIRTUOUS WIVES Manager':, decision: Extraordinarily eoori.

IRPHEUM THEATRE

Kunrosp, Turn. "Where E-orybody Goes." EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION Today

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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and her son RUSSELL THAW

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'HER MISTAKE"

A POWER F"TT PRAMA OF J-i:i.F SACRIFICE. It is causing more discussion than any big speeial feature in which this beautiful, talented young star h83 ever appeared

TOXOBIOW Wm, Farnum in bis great success "Hoodman Blind'

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TOT APE BOOKING FOR ACTION HERB IT IS.

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BIJOU j IODAT KATHLEEN CLIFFORD -inANGEL CHILD 5 Also EDDIE III.O in I.LTvE OF OF THE CIRCX'S. 2 TOXOB&OW ?

J Ma'tnee Onlv tlPOP.TA ,!OT ? S the wonderful child n'trxs in 2 1.1'J'TLiK MIS.H GKOWN-IP i

PEPPLE & GEENWALD Offer The Revue DeLuxe

A WHIRLWIND OF SONG, DANCE AND MUSIC.

8 PEOPLE MOSTLY G'RLS

Toki Muriati Japanese Novelty. Seymour & Williams Song and Dance Cddity. Jack Polk Nut Comedian. McGrath & Yeoman Comedy Skit Entitled "THE LUNATIC AND THE PRIMA DONNA." t Also Pearl White in 'The Lightning Raider' New Show Mon., Wed. and Sat. Matinee Daily 2:no Nights Continuous 7 to 11 Sundays Continuous . 2 to 11

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