Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1919 — Page 2

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SLACK STOPS

LAWYERS FOR MARCOVICH T)i?trirr Aft

Threats When Appeal for Aged Broker Is Asked.

MERCHANTS

PROMISE A REAL TREAT

Where to Worship t Virion Htnu&ftni CiarcfcM

Arrnna-mentH have the Hs irnm-nd Mi! "" t" bring t ties c

been completed chant A saoci - t v on Thursdav

ivpi an roi.is. Wolf MarKovl.-h.

r.i. rd former salo

sr.a riarbor, who

lud .. March 13. bicker. steamship

n keeper of lrvli-

waj given the maxi

mum penalty of a fine, of JI.000 and six vuUi m jail far transporting: liquor Indiana, by Judg. .Anderson in 1 r I Court. Wednesday, was brought til! cJ'.y from Indiana Harbor by i i' : y I nuetl Stales Marshal Frank 3. jatn j est-relay and placed in jail. hollowing his coovictir.n Wednesday. Msrkovtch asked that he be allowed freeiTi unci Monday to atraiRhtn out his - ' .r. ml his request was srsnted by .iurfge Anderson And arson Oats Telegram. Thursday moininR Jnd Anderson reeied a telegram call from an attorney who le't Indianapolis on the same train "" Mb Markov tch t. the -ff- t t ha : Mtrsovirh hal mad the statement that h ""iid forfeit his bond and iun a wa y -re h would serve his .nii-n.-e. .t" Andrson immediately ordered 'l rk Sorn. I'nited States Marshal, to - I"'' Markovich a til bring l.ua to a;l. Vs'nl.ty munlriK Bernard Shulman ;"d K. B. Czarneoki. Chicago lawyers. ;i,peard before Judge Anderson and t -d for leniency for Harkovich, Judge Andrson refused ih r'iuist and they ' er ak-d lh court to change tha record In ihe case i.i permit them to a;-je.t!. Slack Approves. Thi r-ove ml with ir hearty approval of l,. Sia.-l. l.ni'ci Slates district a ' I orney. "J do not wish to rri'.iou" t!i curt f'r its leniency jn this matter, but I -h to announce that if" there is an spl eal I will ask that the entire ease b i-'tiened m order that I may demand

-rent in this casa commensurate

h the crime. will demand t

p Shi. March iM. hr of nuniieri'e ir.or ion nic i;re.

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i :)!, and, by mo.'ir.g iK:tures and

s'.reopti-on views, will show and ej pla n some of The latent. and besl I methods on storekeepins a rrang-e-

nient or koocis. window rtiepiay. now to w rite newspaper ads and how to -t best results therefrom and tinny

hai o, I other i n t re s t : n s thir.es relating to

v a ' ' v for i penitentiary i ed BRa'r, M-. S'ac

onspiracy. two year-s in th and a fine o' J 1 ft, i'i he ent this defer daiu." :' ststc;ii.i!t apparently

el the enthusiasm oi ;iie Chicago atrnes for an appeal as they at once (i . in. their carefully prepare, i papers -,; f tl " room v.ith 'he 1 1 ma : k that under the circumstances th cas would t'e pushed any fartlur.'

TICTOKT CLEANERS Phone 2S35 ami bave u call for your )'.' ciirtaitis and rtrap. . V.- clean ihn tv new and very satisfact"1-;.- prof . I.TAfM r rices. 7T Hohir.an Si. Ml-tis

retail business. The ffaniif of the ev en-ng w ii! be a thrti?-recl :il:u sliowinir "The T.-ni-Me.s of a Meri liant" the mistakes thut uo'iSiiy ioi.nr In the averaga store, th indifference anions; rletks. on account of lack of supervision, bad system, poojly artanged stock which resulted in 1 ssr-s and 1-aks in the bus ness and finally ca .is-d the merchant to lict on.e diisheart eneil anl about

Saaca St. FatrioVa ntghr at East Chlcagro Masonic Temple; oreen confetti; grrean favors; latest popular Btrtng music. Adnvlsslon 50c. .5-1 t-Si-eod

the nu. Michigan

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Big St Patrick's Dance Monday Eve, March 1 7th at 01st and Commercial Ave., South Chicago. I'ndcr management of Tlieresa S. Dolan. Tickets 50c. Novelties Fun Galore. Dancing Everv Sunday2-f) p. m.

rha Associated Blbla tuleata p. m. I. O. O. S". hsll. " ojpoe'ts Mmas Dept. atore. InJei.ominv tlona! services. Ev?ry Sunday. Ail wel'.-ome. Sea's free. No collection. Crledeaa ZraafeUeal ChuJca. Cor. Son. St. and Indiana Aa. Kev, Peter Well. Pastor. t:30 a. m. Sunday suhivot. 10:30 a. m. Church service.

rirat Featecostel Clinrch cf arena, corner Calumet and

avenues. 9:a a. m. Sunday School. 1:45 a. m. Treaching. 5.00 r- m. Pentecostal Vnlon

service. C .2'! p. m. Toung r -les- meeting. 7.30 p. m. Preaching. Difiae Xeallag Meetlags Held at our branch, 301 Truman ave.. every Sunday. 10 a. m. Ail free. AH welcome. KalTatloa Army. 269 Hast S'ate street. Salvation meetings: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at S p. m. Sunday school at 1:S) r- m. Song and Praise service, J p. ro. Kvenitig service at S p. m. Captain Samuel Hedegaard in charge. Christian ChnrchCaiumet Ave. A- Summer St. C. .1 Sharp, paster. 5?0 Summer SU Open for al! services 9.30 a. m. Bible School. 10:45 a. in. Morning service. 6:30 p. m Christian Kndeavor. 7:30 v. m. Evangelistic service. Kverbody go to church. first Cfeareh of Ckrl, leletlst 730 South Hohmsn street. Morning service at tO:4S. "Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at. 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Reading room in church edifice open very week-day except legal holidays from, 2 to 5 p. m. Also on Tuesdsy and Friday evenings from t:S8 until 0. The public cordially welcome. rim St. Vrailirteriaa Chnrck. 10:00 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. rn. Divine service 8:30 p. m. Senior Christian Endeasar. 7:45 p. m. Evening service Zioa M. E.' Crfurch 202 Truman ae., r.ev. T. C. Nailer, pastor. Phone 1193-J. 9.30 a. m. Sunday school and T?ib'e Study. 3 : "tl a. m Preaching 7;i0 p. m. Kp-aorth League 7:30 p. m. Preaching. St. Paul's BTaareUeal Lntaeraa, tl Clinton street, r.ev. W. F. Llchtainn, pastor. 10:00 a. m. Morning worth-.p. T OO p. m. Sunday School and Bible C'a ss 7:30 p. rn. Evening worship. Lenten sermon subject, ''The T'tle on the Cross."

Immanaels Iraagellcal Church Kev. A. J. Hotz. pastor. Thone 11S5-W. 9.15 a. m. Sunday sciiroi.

7:3,' p. m. Evening service. Tirst Congregational Church Icev. JTlceve. pastor. ii:C0 a. m. Sunday school and Biblt study. 11:00 a. m. Preaching. No evening service on account of Pine St. church dedication. Ladles' Aid Society Thursday ail day at Mrs. Newmans. St. Patrick's social Monday, March 17.

THE TIMES. -!

Influenza and kindred

diseases start with a cold.

Don t trifle with At the first shiver sneeze, take

March 1,5, 1919.

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LAKE CO,

LANDMARK

IS BURNED

CASCARA B QUININE

WANTED

B S B B S B I 1 1 a m a a Va

Standard cold remedy for 20 rear in tablet form Ie, sure, no opiate break up a cold lo 34 hour relieve grip in .1 dv. Money beck if it fail. The genuin- bnihm a R-ci top Willi Mr. HiU p.cture. At AJ Drug Store.

A land mark ft .Miller and of Lake

liounty that has withstood Ui e!emntj , of a haK .-ntur;,- is gone. It vva? de- i

SM-nyed hy lire last night.

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ROMANCE JS MISSING Chicago Jackey is Cause of Sorrow' Brought to Family of Girl Seeking Crown Point Weddins.

GOVERNOR TO BE OPERATED UPON Will Seek Relief From the Mayo Bros, at Rochester, Minnesota.

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Times Bi r.ief;. At Statk Capital. INDIANAPOLIS. Tnd.. That Governor Oocdrich

sliortly to P.ochesler. Minn., lief in an operation on his hands of the Mayo Bros, as

March 1 is to go very

to seek rehlp at the a result of

dunr- a half rcniurv aim

tod vv ho d.e.J auo.it jh v. o.-ks ago from jan tllners of over n .jariej;' century ; duration. The building u as 'tinocc u po--d jbu' roiuained all the furnrure which j belong, to the rie-easrd fn life which j -villi the old ,si,in v as d-..Sj.ro.vrrl b i he h re. J In tins old !oK ahn the entire large family of Aifi'-r! "Anderson an h"iet,'irnable if who 1 tarted se-.r-ral ; vears ao wa raiyefi and was o cupi"d i by Mr. Anderson up to his death recen'-

', ana by h s ivphe.v tli'I Xeison who cared for the gVt gentleman tor years after his family had s-cattere.j , th four winds of the vvotlrl. hi th s iittle quaint old log cabin the owner. Mr. An-

oerson. v as conflm d w uh

!Oing outside o e r a q 1 1 a t e

old. It'it h'-r ni'Uhi r -222 Indiana -.-;. .. c-'n-lilion bec-au-ie of nnt her g-ramlm"! he J-'ui t on. it snid to 1.,. paralytic s:rok" l-ri-u Mr. Kotii. wife cl sine time ago that no'', th- jacky. Jam.--

hunt 1 has nd her

i ii -e n f v or r v . bcj,ef. it Is a run evvav from

' . S l.e in y pn j s M r.a. Joe. .,h Pol h. i in a h;. --iericai 'he ciri'c rbsence; M'S. P.JSellha. I '. he, a u se of a .'I on by worry. H 'tt rit ! and lir ilaugl tf-r had ; H.-o.-ks. 1 7 j f-srs

Id, .f 2724 Collate tlto-.r av mue. She

intruded to b v as disc barged. f--nl':cd up the Kotii answered Sl-e was Rc-r-

the auto accident ?n which lie was injured last year, is understood in official

J circles, lie disposed of practically ail

inn 0,113 ijjni oy ine assemDiy. lie evpects to sign, last night. Tha tj'overr.or devoted practically ail

I his time today to the considerai ion of

bills. He called F.mmeit Branch. of Martinsville, a former Speaker in ihe Indiana house, to assist John Edwards, the Governor'a legal adviser, in looking over the bills. It was understood that the Governor intended to veto the Harris House B-ll :09, known as th city and county treasurer' relief bill and to refuse to receive the Mendenhall housa bill appropriating $60,000 in subsidies for private normal schools. - The Van Auken anti-German language bill was among the bills signed by thGovernor. The law removes German from those which may be required taught in high schools. Many bills relating to insurance were signd. Most of them are a part of the program which establishes a new state department of Insurance. One of the signed bills establishes a probate court in Vanderburg county; another privides for the payment of road taxes in cash instead of permitting some to work out the taxes; another provides a renaity for de'scing manufacturers" marks on automobiles or bicycles so as to prevent detection of stolen machine or wheels; another bill provides for appeals from the decisions of the state board of health. The Governor has said that he will sign the bill which provides' ..r the classification of motor truck license fees.

n account of cent tit

:;t s. i icei y illm-ss for helms rare l

learned, too. that tlov married. Brooks. w!:o from the na' y rrcml house one night. Mis 'h phone and pretend'

nice. Brooks mad" a rra ngement s with h

io be married Monday in Crown Point

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"FOR FREEDOM

SUNDAY WALLACE REID

-IX Mike Moran"

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Also Iatost ?un?hin? Comerjy. MONDAY, TUES. AND WED." The Great Nazimova - IX "Out of the Fog" Extraordinary An Taction. THLRS.. FR1. AND SAT. WM. S. HART IN

The Poppy Girl's Husband"

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Thr" followed a tearful scene between

mother and iugh'er, the f . inter as:r"e-i TODAY ing t.. give the y.iuii .i.p jinn and ; TODAY Get rude McCoy in "Th ?, tti b :V,.rt If, u rh Ti,",i v, ir.,o tVta.-l Lafih of DCtinu " 4 1., ormA AnvM.

most part of (hat time ,v his .A. , J- -' ev. .00. couid be married. I uv.

But that didn't appeal to Rerni. a. i TOMORROW June Caprice in "Blu She wanted romance, she .i She Eved Marv."' Also Snnehin Cor,,.

.Nelson who now

fan h fill 1 eia 1 1 v e M

has sons 111 the seri'

Tiie last an'd probably ihe on!. timet

cabin

the aged gentleman ;,nd left

nome was last November ee,o ,1n w heni he did got out in vol-, the oil;, time in the Quarter c-entui v .f his tiiner-s. ! The old log cabin was loca'eil north- I

eat of the now Lake Shore depot and is vndiy remembered by the older c,'.iien of the county and of Miller and gazed at by the younger' generation who have but lit tie knowledge of its historv.

wanted to g-i to t-ange

piait

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tin Tuesday she Icff

AT DE LUXE.

Th present attraction at the Pl.uxf theatie is Wil'iam Karnum-and m me attra'-ron lie w. In "Cor freedom' a deluxe product Inn which had its m'lia! showing in th's city st'.r.iiiv. this popular Will'ain Kox siar

coin's li ' K.GT ; r- f ' i , . 1 1 c wort.- rtr I Vl '

sireon his best cannot he excelled an.1 h;s admirers turned out ;r, fore tr welcome htm.

ST. PATRICK'S DANCE.

Theresa S. Tolan. whose dances every Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Hall.

Commercial avenue and lt street ate largely attended, is glvmc a big: St. Patrick's dance Monday evenina. Mr. 17. at the hall, and expects many v'sitnrj from Lake counrv.

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and none in the eyes i what make? the eleotri-' lieht so superior for night reading. And its brilliancy brings out the type with the utmost distinctiveness so that reading is accompanied by no strain on the eyes

whatever, electricity home ?

The Love of Light

Have you in y our

is a sicrn of civilization.

When people lived in I' caves lias been annro- I

priately tenned the Dark Age?. Today everybody wants the best light. Tlyit. of course, is the electric Better arrange with us to have it in your home and placi of business. It means a briu'hter home and a store, of lice or factory whose attractive appearance will increase trade.

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rirst Presbyterl. Corner of Highland and Hohma.ti Sta. J. C. Parre't. Minister. 9:39 a. m. Bible school. 10:45 a. m. Morning service. 2:30 p. m. Junior Endeavor. 6:S0 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Xo evening service on account of the dedication of Pine St. church. VathorUst Iplseopal Chaxck T. J. Bassett, Pastor. S.?n a. m. Class meeting. 9:45 a. m Sunday school and Bible Classes. lu:45 a. m Morning worship. 2.30 p. m. Junior legue. :30 p. m. Epworth league. :30 p. m. Eveninr worship. t. atU"a Chnrci (Kpiseopai.)

w. J. Hawthorne, Rector. 8 :nn a. m. Early celebration :.30 a. m. Sunday School. l't:45 a. m. Morning service p. m. Evening serv ice Confirmation classes meet at 3 43 and 7.nu p. m.

ttoaroe Street Methodist Xplseopal Rev. Donald Wayne Riouie. pastor. S:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. 6:30 p. m. Epworth League. 7:J0 p. m. Evening worship. rirst Baptist church :iT-il3 Sibiey St. n. D. Lickiider, 10:00 a. in. Morning service. Theme. God s Holy Child." 11:00 a. m. Sunday school. 2:30 p. m. Junior B. T. P. V. C:30 p. m. Intermediate and Senior B. T P. V. 7:00 p. m. Orchestra rcital. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Theme, 'Our Need of & P.efuge."' Wednesday. ;:5 p. m. Mid-week prayer and fellowship service. The third rhspter of Philipmans will be th topic for discuss. on. Thursday. 2:45 The Women's "Union will meet at the borne of Mrs. Charles Binder. 1135 V'orest ave. Mrs. J. t). Dickson, will have charge of the program, which -wil ibe under the Child Culture Department. Red Cross sewing will be done as usual. The classes In the gymnasium are getting well under way now. There are classes for all. ail ages, and a complete schedule ran be secure! by applying to the board or the pastor. There are no fee and everyone is welcome to come. Classes for women meet on Tuesday and Friday from S:0O to 4.00 p. m. Toung girl"s classes meet on Friday evenings.

PEACE TERMS BY FIRST OF APRIL

Famous Frenchman Makes Prediction About Peace Conference.

(By International TTaws Serriea.) PARIS, March 15. Marcel Hutln. famous French political writer, predicts that the peace conference will have concluded the terms for Germany by the first week In April. A -week later they will be. communicated to the Germans at Versailloa where tha preliminary treaty will be signed. The German delegates must have full powers as-ihey will not be permitted any delay on the pretext of consulting their government. It is probable that the Freneh will communicate the treaty to the. chamber cf deputies for ratification Immediately

j after the Faster vacation j Tbe lnter-allied air advisers are urgi lrtg the delegates that it Is most neces- ! ry to limit the German civilian air injdustry because it might be convertel 1 Into a war Industry.

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PED" IN TOWN.

Dan rvLary. 'he world's famous redestrian. who is now traveling: for the Goodyear Ruber Co.- and exp!o'tj ing their- heels, was In Hammnnd this morning .calling on the trade. Jry

mcitln '' a;d tlan 'i Tvot new -some- !

body else said it. but it is just as goo, as ever "Trust in God and keep your heels dry.'"

1 wanted to f-iopi

home. Vilgtma Birch. 15. i3.".(5 Calumet ave. nue. tciid.hor mother Tuesday nigiu she had been with Bcrnice nod Brooks. Thy were going in Crown Point with another l"c years old Kiel and her tieau, Tvlurte"! Mathesoti. 21')) Calumet avenue, and William Hanlon. 2"t'i Indians avenup. and arrange for a double wedding. Virginia said.

WORSE THAN DEADLY POISON GAS Kidney disease is no.rerpector of per tous. It attacks young ami old alike. In most rases the victim is warned cf the approaching danger. Nature fights back. Headaehe. indigestion, insomnia, lame back, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pain in the loins and lower abdomen, difficulty in ti-inating, all are indication of trouble brewing iu your kidneys. When such symptoms appear yon will almost rerteioly find quick relief in GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Capsules. This famous old remedy hs stood tbe test for two hundred years in helping mankind to fight off "ditease. It is imported direct from the homa laboratories in Holland, where it has helped to deIop tbe Ihirch into one of the sturdiest and healthiest races in the world, and it may be had at almost every drug store. Tour money Eroioptly refunded if it does not, reeve yon. Be sure to get the genuine OLI MEDAL Brand. In sealed packa ges, three sizes.

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TODAY Paul-M. Po'ter's greatest success since Trilby, "A Woman's Experience," featuring Marie Boland. The fanza of fcandnl sink deep. The most, unusual play of the hour, depicting th intrigues, loves, sorrows and scandals, of married life in New- York society.

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TODAY Kiddies Day Baby Marie Osborne in the latest . picture. "My Lady of the Beanstalk,, in a. modern setting. Also Billy West in "He's In Again." Fir?t show 2 p. m. TOMORROW The Greatest o? all Western Stars, Tom Mix, in his latest thrillinc western feature, "Treat 'Em Rough."

WEATHER FOR NEXT WEEK (By International News Serriea.) WASHINGTON. March 15. The weather bureau today issued the following forecast for next week: FOR F.E'UION OF THE GREAT LAKES Frequent ratns and snow probable during the coming week. Temperature will be near or below tne normal.

Take The Times and keep touch with the whole world.

Don't miss a good time the Eagles Dance. St. Patrick's night, I nity Hall. 3-S-8t

Cias.se-e for men evenings at 7.30.

meet on Monday

XcDtharaa Church corner Ogden and

H. Maekersen, pastor. Sunday school.

m. Morning worship, m. Evening worship.

Trinity BagUih I, K. of I. Temple

Hohman sts :4S a rp -

10:30 a 7:45 p

Lenten service subject Traitor." Strangers welcome.

Judas, the

A e you reading The Times?

Kvery farmer needs at least a shotgun and a small caliber rifle Reming

ton preferred.

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BASKETBALL AT WHITING. (SritctAL. To Thf. Timis TV7I1 TING, lnd. March 15. The Owls' Red Crowns. "Whiting's champion basketball team, will play the Seward Park heavyweight basketball team in a game at. the Slovenska Dom tonight.ln tne second game the Army and Navy team, composed of the Owls' army and navy men, will play the Chicago Blues.

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HAMMOND IIND, "Whpre Everybody Goes."

Today and Sunday 6 All Star Acts 6 CHAS. ROONEY & COMPANY

Hodgini Riders Supreme

The Prettiest Act in Vaudeville. Direct from the Palace Theater, Chicago. LOIMONKRAM ' Chinese Tenor Singer. ROBERTS & FULTON Compdy. Singing and Talking. ' MEYERS & WEAVER In Arkansas." DOWNS & WILLIS Singing and Dancing. - CORNALLA SISTERS The Novelty Girls. ' New Show Monday, Wednesday an?l Saturday. Matinee daily. 2:30; Night g (.'on'inuo;!?, 7 ' II: Sundays continuous, 2 to 11.

From the story by Georgo !H; r McC'j'.cheon. Which comprises such (pirstion-: Would you protect the woman who murdered your husband? Would you kill a man to save your virtue? It makes you hold your breath, weep and wonder. ALSO Mutt and Jeff COMEDY...

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