Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 258, Hammond, Lake County, 14 April 1919 — Page 5

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FOR WILSON TO Germans Will Make Strong Prayer to President at Last Conference.A G. Anderson STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SERVICE (Copyright, 1D19, by the I. N. SWlUMAIt. I ia Berlin and London) Ar-rll 14. Germany is going; to appeal to President "Wilson at the final peace conference to save her colonies. This was revealed today ty Count von Brockdorff-Kantzau. foreign minis!r and member of the German peace delegation, in an exclusive interview rranted the International News Service. "The German delegates will reject Finds Corn Silk i! Extract Combined With Simple Drugs, Makes Wonderful Kidney and Bladder Treatment., How amply nature provides! Even in corn silk is found medicine that properly used has proven a boon to mankind, suffering from urinary disturbances. When kidney and bladder trouble ocurs there is usually inflammation and congestion and experience shows th;t 'he concentrated extract of ordinary corn silk, combined with other simple drugs, will quickly correct such conditions and restore the normal action of kidnevs and bladder before more scnous conditions, arrive. "orn -ilk extract is found in Ealm"T! Tablets, a modern and highly successful medicine that has become popularly used throughout the United States. Men ard women everywhere now re'.y op Falmwort Table's whenever any k -iney or bladder trouble affects them. Mr. John Shre. IK! South A street, l'orr Sir Mb. Ark. writ-r: "t have been taking your; Ealmwort Tablets for a very bad case of kidn-y trouble, and am glad to soy they have l'-ne me a gre?t amount of good. I had o get up six or seven times a night, bit since taking them I csjo sleep peacefully ail night and do not have any more trouble. Thanking you. etc." A trial will convince. Ask any leading druggtst for Ealmwcrt Tablets. Trite. $1. on, Adv.

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fury demand differing in any essential from the fourteen points and the program of President Wilson," said the foreign minister. ,'Ve can no more concede nor surrender German territory except under conditions agreed to In November than we can fulfill the excessive indemnity claims. "Foremost in our vital interests Is our colonial activities. The German people are extremely pained at President "Wilson's unfair judgment of German colonial work in his introductory league of nations speech. Whereas judgment was based upon records submitted by our bitterest adversaries, the olcrest prince of right bids him (President Wilson) to listen also to the accused. We hope we shall be able to convince President "Wilson that the new Germany will not continue past mistakes and blunders from which no colonial power is innocent, but will follow th good traditions of younger Germany's colonial policies. "It is Germany's part now not to make, but to ward off demands." The foreign minister declared that

lasting world peace would Impossi ble if the vital interests of Germany are not provided. Germany, he contended, tnust not bo injured through vindietiver.css cr lack of understanding. nNBUMMMnaa PERSONAL I jSOCIAL NEWS J COMTNO STENTS. v The directors of the Alice Club will meet for a special business session at eight o'clock this evening at the club house in Indiana avenue. To Saturdav's audience, the program at the meeting of the Hammond Woman's Club was one of the most delightful that has been given before the, club this year and there were two hundred members and guests present to enjoy it. The first part of the program was a recital by Mrs. Clara 1'dmends Hemmingway ef Gary who charmed her hearers with groups of vocal and whistling solos. She posses a contralto voice of beautiful quality and wide range and was beard in eight numbers, two of them of "her own composition. Her whistling solos were of her own composition and were ineed a rare treat. Mrs. leminjngw ay as a composer and seIost occupies a rremnent rlace in musical circles. Her daughter, Mirs Hemminsway wsf her accompanist The little play "Joint Owners in Spa in." . w hich w as produced last year at the little Theater. Chicago, was then presented under the direction of Mrs. Glenn I. Tcters and brought forth enthusiastic anplause. The scene was laid in an Old Ladies' Home and was a very clever study of character. Mrs. It. F.. Powley was the matron of the Home and the other characters w ere taken by Mrs. John F. Wilhelm. Mrs. J. Q. Dickson ard Mrs. Oiaf Langeley. The rarts were well taken. Preceding the rrogrsm the Tegular business of the club was transacted 1 23fiSLMB3

Closing Out Sale of Groceries . After two days of our closing out sale, wc still have a small stock of groceries which wc will close out on Tuesday, April 15th at 30 DISCOUNT from our regular retail prices. We sold to hundreds of customers on Saturday and tr-day (Monday) at 20rc discount and saved them hundreds of dollars by our discount sale. Such of our hicrh grade stock as now remains will bo sold at 30 DISCOUNT. We will also sell our ice box, computing scales, electric meat grinder, electric coffee mill, shelving, counters, etc. Parties needing same are urged to see us at once.

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wuli the president, Mrs. J. O. Thompson, presiding. The announcement was made of the annual election of officers to take place next Saturday, April 19th. at the Masonic Temple. The members will meet for luncheon at noon and reservations must be made to Mrs. A. S. Hunt, chairman for the day.

Miss Clara Dillner was tendered a delightful surprise party Saturday evening in celebration of her sixteenth birthday anniversary. The guests were entertained with music and games until ten-thirty o'clock when refreshments were served. There were covers fer Mr. and Mrs. llmll Lcnz. Mr. and Mrs. Ulster. Mrs. Kick. Mrs. Johanna Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. William Dillner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warnlmont. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petsinger. Mr. and Mrs. A. Warnimont. Lillian Sass. Dorothy Daily. Mildred Wcstfall. Esther Simon. Florence end Gertrude Daumer. Walhe Ulster. Clara Dillner, Harold Ohr. Milton VoIUman. Willias Kramer. Walter "Weil. Clnrles Smith,, Elmer Volkman. Urrest Hasselbring, George Petsinger. John Warnimont. Arnold Dillner. Kmh Warnimont. Hazel Dillner. LaVern Schneider, Grace Petsinger. Hugene Warnimont. Dorothy Warnimont and Lorraine Dillner. -- Mr. and Mrs. m. Tnang delightfully entertained several of their friends at a dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter Alice, who was a member of Immanuel's confirmation class. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mortenson. Ttuth, Kajmond. F.lmcr and "Bill Mortenson. Margaret McCarthy, Mrs. Wer.zloff and daughter Margaret, all of Chicago, and the following Hammond friends: Mr. and Mrs. Lau. Mr. and Mrs. P. Peilby. Mr. and Mrs. Ud Prang, Mrs. Lehman. I.ena Lindner, "Walter Levvandowski. Mildred and Margaret Lau. Dorothy and Theodore Beilby, Virginia, William and Alice Prang. t There will be a meeting Tuesday Afternoon of William H. Calkins W. Tl. C. No. "4S at the I. O. O. F. hall in State street. Initiation of a large class of candidates will future the session. At the meeting of Gcrmania Hebekah lodge Tufsday evening at the Moltke I O, O. F. hall in State street there will be a large-class of candidates for initiat ion. Mrs. Frank Gould of Cape Cod who has been the gu'St of Hammond friends for a w ee.k left today for Oklahoma. .Mrs Gould formerly lived in Hammond. Miss Jessi1! Jones of Detroit street returned last evening from Gre-noastic, Ind. where fhe visited for a few dnvs. Mrs. David Johnson ef Chicago avenue has received word of the death of her mother. Mrs. Chamberlain in Columbus. O. Mrs. Johnson was called to Columbus by the serious illners of her mother and remained three weeks, returning to Hammond only recently. Mrs. Marks of Chicago is spending a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. "William Eisner of Detroit street who are ill. Mrs. Charles Hubbard cf Claude st. Is ill with pneumonia. Miss Dollie Knotts of Muer.ieh Court spent the spring vacation with relatives in Holly, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson or Ku&hville. Ind.. announce the birth cf a daughter. April 14th. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Eva Wilsn-. of Hammond, daughter of Mr. and " r Charles J. Wilson of Carroll strt. Mr. and Mrs. Nels riosene. 410 Pine street, left Saturday for an extended visit with Inends and relatives in Waheo, Neb. A social meeting of the evening hour committee of the Hammonl Woman-s Club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Weis. 624 Ann street. Owing to a death the meeting of the May wood Auxiliary of the Td Cross has been postponed one week until CARD OF THANKS CAAD 07 THAJTXS. We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during our late bereavement in the death cf our w ife, daughter a.nd sister. Especially Rev. Bassctt, the B. U F. ; K. L. S. B. L. F. E.. Dorcas Rebekab, Lodge, Faithful Workers Club, D. of L. Golden Rule No. 1, Lady Maccabees, Court of Honor, and to those who furnished cars and the choir and the beautiful floral offerings. John Ogle. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts. Leslie Roberts. Mason Roberts. Rssell Roberts. Surprise, who the remaining

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Tuesday. April 22nd, at the Industrial? hlirh ,Vinol It wilt h an all..,. sion and a large attendance of the members is desired. The girls of Mrs. James n. Graves' Sunday school class will give an entertainment this evening at the First Christian church and will also receive clothing for the Ked Cross. For two years the class has been devoting its meetings to work for the r.ed Cross". Their program this evening will begin promptly at seven-thirty o'colck and will include the following numbers: Instrumental selections. Leadings 'One, Two and Three" and "Kittens and Pabies" Maxine Beach. Song. 'Love's Sweet Song" Florence Pordcheaver. F.eadings. "The Kaiser s Dream" and "Adam and Eve" Helen Duvall. Song. "Silver Threads Among th Gold" Helen Mtrrifleld. Sketch "Grandma's Sewing Bee." LiKie Konovv. Lydia Knebush. Cora Ruehl and Carl Sasch were members of the confirmation class of St. John's Lutheran thurch of West Hammond vesterday morning. The Kfv. Wagner conducted the exercises. Dorcas "Rebckah lodge held its regular weekly session Saturday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. Next Saturday evening it is expected there will be a class for initiation. W. A. Stout. ?0 Detroit street, was called to Burr Oak. Ind., where his father is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stout went to their fiiTn near Burr Oak a few days ago snd it was while visiting there that Mr. Stout, sr.. became suddenly ill. Special Notice. A meeting of the C. B. L. of J. tonight at S o'clock at the Assembly Hall. St. Joseph Church, for the purpose of arranging for funeral of our late brother. Joseph Albert. 4-H-l JOHN PASCALLT. President. Notice to the Public. The partnership heretofore existing between A. R. Meyer and Michael Ouzonnoff at 1?0 Sibley has been dissolved and I will not be responsible for any further debts. 4-i4-;t m. ouzocxori'. It is necessary to postpone "Safety j First"' given by Christian Endeavor So-i oiety until May. account i'lne?s of one of cast. Ticket? now will be good when play is given. 4-li-2t COMMON DRUNKS. Seven common drunks are lodged ;n jail awaiting their trial in Judge Dunn's Gary city court this morning. Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page.

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Bond Rate Announced and Limits Showing Partial Tax Exemptions. WASHINGTON'. April 14 Terms of the Victory Libetty Loan were announced yesterday by Secretary lass, they are: Amount $4.500, 000, 000, oversubscription to be rejected. Interest 4 3-4 percent for partially tax exempt notes. convertible into .1-4 percent notes wholly tax exemptMaturity, four years, with the treasury reserving the privilege of redeeming the notes in three years. The 3 3-4 percent notes, to he Issued later, also may be converted subsequently back into 4 3-4 percent notes. The 4 3-4 percent securities are to bo exempt from the state and local taxation, and from normal rates of federal income taxes. The 3 3-4 percent securities are exempt from all federal, state and local taxes except tate and inheritance taxes. The size of the lon was much smaller than had been anticipated by most financial observers, who looked for an issue of about $5. 000, 000, 000, in view of Seceretary Glass' statement that the loan would be five or six billions. This will be the last Liberty Loan. Secretary Glass explained. although there will be other issues of government securities to finance belated war expenses. These w:H not be floated by popular campaigns. None of the past issues of Liberty bonds are convertible into victory loan notes, and theie are no special provisions in the terms of the victory issue serving directly to maintain the market prices of past Issues. RED CROSS MOVED TO LIBERTY HALL The sewing and knitt.ng headquar ters of the Red Cro?s have been moved fro mth fifth floor of the Hammond bu:id;ng to Liberty Hall. The Home sprvice section will continue to have Its cff.ee -n the Chaber of Commerce. The T-iota of ref isee garments assigned to this chapter for completion by the 13th of May is far rem finished and it is urged that all the time possible be given to j this work. The need for these garments is immediate and vital. The various auxiliaries

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rind the one most convenient for you and help by attending regularly. PLEASED AT PROGRESS Negotiations Going Ahead More Rapidly Than Received in Dispatches. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON, April 11. White House officials today were convinced that the complexities of the situation at the peace conference are slowly disappearing and that splendid progress is being made. This belief was based on advices that have reached here from Paris indicating that negotiations are going ahead more rapidly than might be recorded in news dispatches. White House officials seemed well satisfied with the amended league of nations covenants and expressed the belief that much of the opposition to the original document woud now disappear. However, it is expected that before night there would be several renewed assaults upon it from senatorial circles that consistenly opposed the old covenant from the beginning. These senators devoted much time yesterday to digesting the provisions of the pact in Its new form, and were known today to be preparing formal statements setting forth their views. And that there will be no change of front from these who have been most active in their opposition was indicated by their attitude today. AT DE LUXE. The remarkable experience of being blown from a vessel torpedoed by a German U-boat and landing on the top of the submarine.' Is depicted by Thomas H. Ince in the new Paramount-Artcraft rpecial picture, starring Henry B. Walthall, wljich will be shown at the DeLue theatre today, Tuesday and Wednesday. As the "Lone Wolf,' now a secret service agent for the Allies. Mr. Walthall pursues a dastiirdly Hun spy, and after literally falling into the hands of his enemies, eseapes and frustrates the schemes of the plotters, who have a base on Matha's vinj ard. Mary Anderson plays the . f eemimne lead, and a good cast supports the star throughout.

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