Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 15 April 1919 — Page 2
rage Two.
THE TIMES.
Tuesday, April 15. 19l!j.
GARY COPS STOOD ASIDE
Walter Petky Home From France Safe in Little Mother's Arms.
1 BAKER
Quick, Harmless Way to Remove Wrinkles
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PRESIDENT?
A mother's Iov took precedence over eerth;ng else and even the pomp and l lender of heading a Gary parade were roihing to Mr. Kate BeiWey of Indiana Karhor when once she hid clasped to hr breast her stalwart son. 'j!ior PeiK' j. v no ihsd jut arrived in t ;ar from I ranre. In spite of attempt of others dissuade rr sh Insisted that the f-nt man so ho-ne fret and be U:d. The crowd assembled at the station at Gary had to wait. rvtAav was formerly fraVy pt lircman and -when the wo-i came that lie was on his way home a reception was arranged Monday which Included a i'"adf of membtri of rhe. Gary force 'om the station with fh hero at their i -rf. Instead they stood back and saw ' " "uiir nan w hissed v l.v his her to their home. 3739 Beach St..
ana Harbor, where another son, e, who was a so a s Mtr. was waitthem. A thir.i .son. John, is still Franca and wbjs recently reported In
: -!-. hospital recovering from wounds. Waiter h-m wounded enee and gassed twice while In the service. With the
i";irn of the heroes. Bench street is j
'Vcoratad with fag" today and neiphlors are fockilg f tha home to greet he soldiers am! congratulate the plucky . ' M - worn a n wflo. tfcough a widow, sent 7 three s-r Into the fight and waited lr conP.3nfa er their return.
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LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES
John Edwin NtvtN 'STAFF COaaSSPONOtNT I N. SERVICEI PARIS. April li. The arinai of Serre'arv of Wr Baker tod;lv t n 'd
! rumors of ihe possibility i h t he niigh j replao president 1 1 . n follow ing the
initial session of the peace "nfercnr. wiih the central power. represented. Tl,e secretary himself dcdaicd this to l.e a revial of tin- ancient rumor and sa;d the report -was unw.-in intcd. Nevertheless, tho run!:"- iriitent In official quarters where the necessity of Hie president's ret ti rn inc to Washington to summon otnprps lno session and to attend to domestic affairs in 1 h United Sates Is fully recojtmz'-d. Ra.kr was escorted from Brest lo I'arts by lien. Pershing and members of his staT He nid he planned to adjust military t ontracis dealing with nvri i an expenditures abroad, seitla Kronen and British claims ; nd turn over io the French military bases winch a.-e no longer needed. Tin Rig Four resumed iis sessions tl torenoon with ih- Italian and ,1uroSliiv claims tinder discussion. rial four replaced l.'oyd-Goorge in the tatter's absence in London Official conflrmat ion of the fact that the Germans have been called to come here on April 25 is an indication of the haste to clear tip ecrythins. 1 is considered certain that the peace situation win be sufficiently advanced by th, end of the month to insure the president's return early in May.
Fpt inst tine brings wnnkiis to many sensitive skms that are much exposed to winds :nd -hanging temperatures. To niHke Mil iiieoliNo wrinkle remover, ml.v nn ounce of powdered snoiue and a hnlf fiint witch liar.el. P.alhe the face in the slution immediate' every wrinkle is affc ted. It acts w cmiierfully on shkKin facial muscles, also, Ihe lotion poji-.--H.sirii; remarkable astringent and tonic properties. I'se It nnof a day for a ehite and how it will improve your fa.ctal con tou i . ', This simple lot.n cannot harm the most delicate skin. The treatment it.seif leaves no trace no one guess- s tha seret of our increasing youthful appearance. Hut he sure t, ask tfi" druggist lor ttie poiuli iiil saxolitc. Ad.
Gift?! Make beauty lotion few cents Try It!
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a twvtle containing threii ounces of or5ard white, fhake we'l. and you have a Qjarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautifler. at ery. very small cosu Tour grocer has the lemons and any drir atore or toilet counter will supply thr ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massege this Fwe-tly fragrant otion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and eee how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, oft and rosy-whlt the skin becomes. Teal It is harmless and never irritates. Adv.
Orpheum THEATRE FEATURE ATTRACTION Tcday Imperial Trio COMEDY, SINGING, TALKING AND MUSIC.
Vaggle & Co. Jus9i'"8 Novelty. Bud Coulter yffli inq. Talking and Dancing. Redman & Wells Comsdiana. Wliite Brothers Comedy Acrobat. Nt Shw ?Ionday. Wednf-Fday and Sa.urdty. Matinep daily, 2.30. Nights continuous. 7 to 11; Sunday continuous, 2 to 11.
WHITING STIRRED
111 ITS INNARDS
Phebe and Little Joe Found in Basement of Slovenski Dom.
ISFECIAL TO THE TIMES) WHITING. Ind . April 1 Honest ! y , my dear, if the Standard Oil company had given another 10 per cen raise there couldn't have been more excitement in town! There were just eleen of the boys in th basement of the Sloerska Dim. 616 119th St.. and they were gambling. Th police there were four (4) of them, count m herd Little .Toe'' and "Fhehe" mentioned seeral times and busted right in through a window. Tandemonium? Oh. boy. nd then some. Eleven of "em arrested by Officers Mullaney. Janos. F.iack and Kilcullen, all bound over to be tried today on 50 bond. Lights out when oft'icers basted in. Talk about jour William ?. Hart stuff.
THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN
AHis Chalmers
Americsn, car anrl
American
American
American
American
I American fc-igar llcfining 130
Atchison i, Ha'dwin Lt comov; e, 93 'a Psitimore and Ohio M'n
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THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW H. B. WALTHALL 'THE FALSE FACES' Extraordinary t;oo THURSDAY Bessie Barriscale IN "A Trick of Fate" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DOROTHY GISH IN "PEPPY POLLY" SUNDAY WALLACE REID IN "The Roaring Road" Orak Shrine Week a' the De Luxe Theatre Mon., Tue., Wed., Thur. and Friday, April 21, 22 23, 24, 25.
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Executive Committee Gives Banquet and Orpheum Is Host to the Scouts. (By Oaa WJio Was There.) Skin nay and fat and all the good fcl'i ns weretheie. 'Has oveiybody happyT Well. I guess jf. fats. t.oiiS sunt a only Mrs. George Hannauer can render (hem. niHgi-ian that mystified, and then a theater party all th's was prouled for the members of th Boy S.oir Prug and Hugle Corps and the Seoti". Ham! The Eiiesta of honor were Messr. Mailer nnd Moriis. who for oer six months hae been on hand each week ;o Instruct the boys m the gontl art of massaging a drum and tooting a bug!-". And their w(.rk has not b-en m a'n. Hammond now lui. thanks to their efforts hi, d do !:i!lhl"'ll work of li.-.itly :i huiiili.d Scouts, a IituK ami Hnrln
i Corps that all may well he proud of. ; A I seven p. m. the boys l.r;ned m j tanks at t'eniin! School and marched to
the . ham her or Commerce where the Kxecutne Committee bad' pro tiled a lniuet in i-eec.gnii ion ..(' the splendid work accomplished by the timber and the fine service rendered by Mr. Muller and Mr. Morris, both of whom ar giving their services without compensation. Right here we wish to express omappreciation to the .gentlemen of the
j committee for their thoughtful kindnes. I These men dug down in their jeanS and ' paid for a dinner for nearly a hundred
persons and provided a professional magician at their expense. Mrs.- Ilanrauer favored the boys with group of songs which w er we'l received. The flxecutive Committee consists r,g C. M McDaniel. W. C. Belman. R. O. Ostrow. ski. Jesse K. Wiison. Dr. 1. 1.. Smith, I.eGrand T. Meyer Dr. K. M. Phankiin. and G"orae Hannauer. Messer Smitii, Wiison. Hannauer. nd Mecr were present. The Scoift band consisting of Scouts Harold Trump, l.lcwe'yn Voorheis, Frank McKinnon. Fred Bull. Giles Warner. 'has. Kiiborn and the Executive, played several numbers and then th ferj was on. And it was some fr-ed i'-e cream end everything. Asst. Executive Batony started some veils for Mr. Muller and Mr. Morris, and the response shook the building. There were many calls for a speech, but modesty forbade. Mrs. Hannauer also received an ovation. Col. Meer made a short sneoh for once and it took so well that h noarly lost control of the situation. Without previous warning ho suddenly announced
that "At this time the Orpheum Theater have invited you all to be present as their guests." Order was finally restored and th Scouts marched to the theater. All unite in a vote Of thanks to the manager Bn,j bis kindness. The member.-? of the corps present were; Pokorski, Harding, rt'iJ-seir. Gordon. Douglas. Dinwiddie. T'urmanski, KlewelJing. famburg. Hilts. 'B-ker. T.inendoll, Howell. forentz. Ksmmfrrr. T.ewis, Smith. finnil!e. Mabns. Hals. Miller. Norton. Dietrich. I.e i Golden. P.aughman. Van Gilder. Meyers. 'Wahl. Galas. Waiski, Bojda. Green, fenstermacher. Cunningham, Boenau. Goo. Hannauer. Jr.. Fat Meyer, Thirwell. AVi'snn. Scheier, Shaffer. Gold. Cartwright. Kites. T.eBcll. Sweitzer. Gregor. Bjnfing Seidenhecker. Parker. Ortt. Emmerling. TiavIdson, Price. KessiPg. Klein, Stamm. Tetzner, De"au!t. Opperrrsn. .'Vhri'-r, Hoifird. Stinson. Wiibelm. Highland. "Vdnrgreen. Turner. Weis, Gialak. Kilinski. Wisoxaty. and Kuta.
AT DE LUXE.
MARGARITE FISHER in one of her best features PUT UP YOUR HANDS TOMORROW la tfce end of THE IRON TEST Also Big V Comedy with Larry Semen. "Traps and Tangles. "
Bethlehem St-el B Canadian Farinc Central feather Chesapeake and Ohio Ch cago, Mil and St. Fan! . Colorado Fuel 1" F. Food Erie Genera! Eiectric General Motors Gt. Northern Fr. Illinois Central Lakawannr Steel Lehigh Valley Mid vale Steel New Tork Cen ral N. T.. N. H. and Hartford . Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific
Fenns-. 1 a nia 44
Pressed Steel Car 72 1, Railway Steel Spring." SI Reading . 4 it Republic Iron and Steel SH"S Sinclair l S5 Southern Pacific jri Texas Co. . 2l'0sii tn oii p cine 1 2 f) ' 4 1". S. Steel Westinghouse . 4 7 t, WiiHs Overland 23 i CHICAGO LITE STOCK. HOGS- Bulk. J:0.41?r20.6o: top, $-0.70, butcher Hog a heavv, 520.55 fj; ro.70: racking hogs hrv. tlfll.l'
21.7"; medium and mixd $ 1 !n r, . vn.nn ; j
lignt. 121.00 1)120.55; pig.. 1 7.50 3.1 n : roughs. ?H.5019.40. CATTLE Beef eai tie good choice. J 1 7.50 5 20.10; medium and common. J 1 3.90 g 1 7.S 5 ; butcher stock heifers. 17. K5 tS 15.50; cows, ir.ejfi 15.25: catiners and cutlers. I?. 00 Q 1ft. 1 5'; stocke's snd feeders good lsolce. $ 10.254? 15. 511coirmon and medium. JS.OOjjlSiO; ,?. calves good i hon v . $ 14.00 ifr 1 5.75.
. s r ' Henry Fa ces.' s p 1 e n d
Andrton. leading woman for B W.Tltl-.all, star of rhe False i'' l.o,is .Toseph Vance. a 1 Thoma F!. Ir.ce raramount-
artrraft special picture, wh.ch will he shown at the DeLuxe toda and tomorrowis one of the hst-known intri;:s. whose work always has hn ' harartenzed b an original vivacity and iffrfsh.ru sincerity. Miss Anderson 1 as done much delightful work as a comedienne and ingenue always giving to tiie loies for which she was caft. a freshness of viewpoint and an aiMt c- to j, ) which means so much fn any p r t u t e .
MOTORCYCLISTS MEET WEDNESDAY
Al the meeting of the officers of the Hammond Motorcycle Club which was held Sunday, it was deridd to rent c! ;! jonms at the Maguri Hall. "4 North Hohman street. A meel ing fm ail the ridTj w il he held there the evnirg of Wednesday, April 1
Dandruff Surely
De3troys Hair
VEATj lbs.. 799:
50 to :"c: 8
60 0t
lbs.. 110
ISc; 70 to SO
lbs.,
fancy. I.r: overweight kidneys. 175 lbs , 1 4 1 ?e; cuar.se, 14c.
21 0 12c:
140 to
C7TICAOO CASH O RAJ If CIJSE. CORN No. .1 mixed $ 1 53 1 .60 : .1 white. $1 5JO, G 1.60: 3 yellow. l.S9'i 1.61-: 4 white. J 1 .55 J? 1.5S ; 4 nHiow. $1.ST1? 1.59. OATS No. 2 white. 70iC: J white, ex 3? 6?c: 4 w hite. 67 T fi7 e. standard. 631 -5" 70ic.
CHICiO-O PKi"IrCB. BUTTER Creamery extras. "2'-o; flr"s. 5816010: packing stocks. Zh9 41'ic. EGOS Current receipts. S7'. 1? 39 4c; ordinary firsts. SHfr firsts, 35', 404e: extras. 41it?42i4c. LIVE FOFLTRT Turkeys. S2ff33c; chickens. 3S4c: spring. SJc; roosters, J2c: gees. 23c: ducks. JlJfJJc. POTATOES Ohios. fl 70)8-1.90.
Girls if you wajit pienty of thick. bautiful, glossy, siikv heir, di by Tl means ge' rid of dandruff, for it w-11 siarve your hair and ruin it if you don'l. It doesn't do much good to try n brush or wasit ,t 0111. The only sure way to set rid of dandruff is to dissolve it. then you destroy ti entirely. To no this, get about four ounces of ordinary liquid aivon; apply It at night when retiring: use enough to moisten th scalp and ruh it In gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all. of your dandruff will b gone, and three or four more applications will completely diasole and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. You w ill find. 1 00. t ha t a 11 it chlng a nd digging of the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel a hundred times better. Tou can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive and four ounces is all you will need, no matter how much dandrnf you have. This simple remedy never fails. Adv.
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Bought a Car of The Weil-Known "Economy" Refrigerators at a Special Price Concession or 25 Less Than List They'll not be in until April 19 or 20 but we're Taking Advance Orders For Them Wednesday, April Sixteenth, at an Actual Reduction of $7.90
REFRIGERATORS -THIS ONE DAY-
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Economy" Refrigerators
Here to Show You 27.8.-) is the rojznlar price of this size Economy Refrigerator. We consider it an excellent value at tlie price. At $.19.!)." it's a wonder, as all rcfrisreratorr have advanced at least 35 per cent since last season. Tt is made of solid a,sh, finished a rich golden, is 40 inches high, 27 inches wide and 101 4 inches deep. The Economy is so constructed that the circulation of air causes all odors and impurities of the food to be condensed upon the ice. A Genuine Ice Saver The Economy is fitted ' with an automatic drip-cap which keeps the moisture from going into the ice chamber perfect insulation and eii filiation of air make this refrigerator a genuine ice saver. Tt is a side icer, with galvanized iron ee chamber, white enamel lined, nickel plated hardware, automatic locks, non-rust wire shelves adjustable to any height. $2.00 cash brings it to your home. $2 a month pays for it.
Remember This Special Price is for Tomorrow Only and Orders Taken are for delivery April 19 to 23d
Double S. & H. Green Stamps Wednes.
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Master Achievement of William Fox. IT BREATHES the sweetness of the Hills of Lebanon. T THROBS with the stupefying splendors of n erodes Court
JERUSALEM lives again in all its ancient
lory. SIX MONTHS in the making! More than a million spent on it! 5,000 performers! An arkful of animals! Science outwits nature with marvelous mechanical effects.
FIVE piece orchestra.
For Three Days Only
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