Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1919 — Page 8

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I PRINCESS THEATRE 1 1 I whiting. I LADlES TO

is,. GIVE SHOW! M I

Thursday May

i'. nr. i a r.

' JHF dud aa

NOT A WAR PICTURE

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BELGIAN DELEGATES GERMAN PEACE ARE DISSATISFIED DELEGATION ARRIVES

Belegium Wants Larger Brockdorff-Rantzan Typic-

Part of Indemnity Than Germany is Required to Pay.

al Prussian Junker, Is Received.

Minstrel Entertainment for j "iu.iv cam. to th, i. n. s. and 1 Petit Journal.) MpfY WapW fnr TMifit of r.wns. Arm 20. The Belgian dsic-

peace conference are pro-

Welfare Association.

n,i.f money is being

make the program ( the

Minstrels one of the classiest and

N'cither time

spared to

l.ad

The Sensation of the Year. Seventeen Companies are now Playing this Piece of the Stage. As Funny as "Shoulder Arms". As Appealing as "Mickey"

If You Don't Like this Picture You're not Human

most popular entertainments ever staged in the lily of East Chicago.

In costumes, scenic ,fli"'ts. solo

f I llol US W ol k, jokes, Li. ill ul.. I'V. Cie j

M t very best that i an ho secure.! or d- - j l v ised has been nbtamed nnd pla.-ed at. IV !th' command of that 'n-r of til ini.t r. 1 j

omsii!

ontrary

to Report ""WJf

Will Play at the PRINCESS THEATRE Whiting, MAY 16th. and 17tb.

PROGRAM

FOR 1. 0. 0. F.

ITTNM

1 1 1

a? foi-

O. O. F.

BEN

111 ML

Vt4 j-s received from H. A. Win-trro-wd. Grand Master Grand Lodge T. O. O. F of Indiana, that he would arrive In East Chicago from Kochester on Saturday morning for the big celebration. The- committee have received word from the other grand lodge officers and speakers and it remains up to the weatherman to take care of the elements.

POWERFUL PILE REMEDY DISCOVERED

Em V-rr Tailed to End. Mas Ohatiatt. cn ci piiiii.rw riji. For yars It haa beeti proved that seeailad external remedies applied to rr Inserted tn the rectum cannot cure pile's rid at the hest can only give temporary relief Surgical operations also rlo not erSwa this cause, but simply the formation. Tbla wonderful prescription known Mlro Pile Remedy, t!" so efficient in the reattnent of pile, that even -hr-iv.c casaa of from 20 to 30 years tandin -ith. profuse bleeding have beer: completely cured In from three to ni da vs. Think of It: Just a few doses of a carefully balanced prescription and the most persistent case of plies is absorbed, never to return. Juat read what Henry .1. Stone of the Lorain. Ohto. Fire Department says: "I had bleeding and protruding piles for thre years and tried a:! kmv. of remedies without result, but was thor-"-igh.lv cured after taking one bottle of M!ro.Frank J. Phillips of Bird Island. Minnesota, says: "I used half bottle of Mlro. It worked like a charm. I no lonjrer suffer with bleeding and protruding piles. T never regretted the money for such hleaslng a-s I am now enjoying I would hava used the whole bottle, nut it v, s not necessary " All pharmacists dispense Miro or ran iret It for jou on short notice Snrelv it's worth the litt'e trouble to obtain it to be rid of r-5'es forever. IMPORTANT: What is known as inching piles are not piles in the true sense of the word, although this condition mav accompany a true case of plies. For this condition Mlro Pile Ointment has t"n prepared, as In such cases it is rot eec-sa-y to take the interna! precrtti -AdY.

The afternoon program will b

iovs ana win be given at th

niu on rorjyuio aunus: Call to Ord-r Mrs. wn. son, Miriam r.ebekah Lodg No 4')7 America -J Members Introduction of Vi sitors.Miss Ruth Peters and Miss i:.rtr.,jn u.-

'.H-'Jil,..... Bio. 11. E. Jon?, P. G Response Mrs Mary i; Shpp. Past Tres. Rcbekah Assembly Confering the P.ebekah Degree Lake County Degree Staff Informal Talks --Grand Lodge officers and members Recess. The grand lodge officers and members of the degree sta.T will be entertained at supper at the M'thodist church at 5:30 P. m. by the East Chicago lodges. The parade, which starts at 7 P. m. from the MrKmley auditorium, will he

ica oy riavn s Rand and will include the i

Hoy Scouts, the returned soldier anil I sailer members of the order, and both i the Rebekah and subordinate lodge ' members. I At S p. m. the evening session will be i

called to order by H. Reed, district deputy grand mastr of Lake county rI the McKinley auditorium, HSth st. and

i nianagci .. Mr. rUvl,. Tin-c Ikis tieei j taken in Ihd a.ssignpicnt of evi ry in; portant part and it is tv lieved that e ! i-ll nt iudEtiii-nt hits b- t :i usr-d m mak

win ever- aail:ih!e lit of talent tit i u-! journr d

i lu iis appropriate pla.-c. A LOT OF SURPRISES. j To speak of the program in d;lai! !Muld be to d'vulu" a iiumher of happy !i:rpri.ses that will he sprung on tloi i audieno It is siadually tiecomiiiK

i know n. however, that tlr e i-rotn ;r nt. j ! Indies of the city .ire soitijr tu take im- 1 jportant part. Tiler.; will b- Ml.'. Abe ! I'.'.xlf riend as one of the i n 1 la Ji' -. i sjli'i will sing ri solo entitled. "A Good) J Man Is Hard to Find." and it is saidj that there is no question but that sh" i j w ill render it in such bew itching stylo j that the men even arc bound to like i j 1 )ir.'. John O'N'eil. another one of i I society's elect, w ill sine. I low Toil j ! Gonna Keep 'Em I'oi'.n on the Kami

f: T They've .-seen Old Piir Aft. r he song. ;"u will asrec "It i.in't o"

1 done.' NOT DUPLICATED IN ALAJ3 ZJIA. I Mr,-. V rpk Stephens, well and not j f j vorably known in I;id;.uv Harbor.

win sing one or tiie catciiy patiwi.

ho have heard her ray that cu'ii

Alabama cannot produce h'r

uai. 1 nit she nas tne grace, tir voice

the stylo to do her part ample jusamons th severest critics.

Tickets are beuis snapped up in surprising numbers and the capacity of tintwo house; (May 6 and 7) is sure to L: sold within (he next few ir ;. A WOSTHY PaOJECT.

j t'ni in pctu taient oiuainatoc in tins

has been seTeeted by Director for he would have no other, by

the u aV. These minstreli ill attract

a crowd, for the Welfare Association of the Twin Cities is named the beneih iary and is t reap the harvest of the receipts which will go townr! the maintenance of a great cause. There are many clecr stunt? dr l-.cd in this entertainment entirely iv-v. a t

gales to the. i

foundly dissatisfied with the results attained thus far with respect to Helium. The;, today rc-aefirmcd tlieii claims I to the larger par, 0f t)ie lniijai j. , deinniiy Germany will be reirnred 'o i pay. totalling JlO.OftO.OOn.OOO. The ori.I ina! award gives Uf lcinm SJ.OOO.niin n ir

or 1 1 i i s sum Tiie Helgian deb (rates d"and elared that there are SOO.nno unemplo.-.-

eu in iveigmm and that while t.vj country is flooded with manufactured tucl" th're are no plants to glv th-or own people employment. The deb-galea also deplored th.- 1 a that Belgium has not obtaiiod at,-:. option on :.ny leiritortal point. Disci! -sion of h" r c'aiMi to Liiuhurg v. a s .u-

The Belgian d' msrnl for f' i .-

dom of navigation on the Sch'-idt ai ialso iut off and the i-ugKction for a

reel i pea lion of the Prussian front giving Belgium territory with which .sir? could bargain with Holland, was flatly rejected. Furthermore. MrussMs, the horn" of the league of nations, was je(.,.-i) in favor of Geneva.

(Exclaslra Cable to X. K. S. aad P.tit ! Journal.

i Li!5.il.LLj. April Z- Count von BrockdorfC-Kantzau, German foreign secretary, and other mcmbtrs of the German peace delegation, arrived here iast night. The German peace mission is practically now complete.

The station was thronged when von

BrockdoriT-RantzEu stepped from then

tram, a tall, thin figure, with the harsh,'0" wl" reach altogether to seven or features of a typical Prussian Junker. ) iht hundred dollar.

mnKncsium flashes and 5tooi barehradcd while the I'refcct Chaleil .ftid very

When Children are Sickly

are i-onsiipatea, te-rer.sh. Cry out in their sleep. Tako coll easily, liava Headaeheu, fctomach or Bowel trouble, Itj mOTWER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN

t J, ?leasact 10 tak certain relief. They act on tb Stomach, liirerond Howels and tend to correct intestinal disorders. 10X00 testimonials from mothers and friends of littla oaes telling of relief. .No mother !iould be Without box of Motbor Gray's Swoet Powders for use whea aceaod. Aik Vxtay. Ibo need of them oftea cornea at inconvenient hours. fsed by Mother for over thirty years. Do Sot Acsept Any Sabstitote lor S10T2IR CRAY'S SHEIT POWDERS, teld by J)ruggists ererywhere. IIOIHE GEAI CO., IX liOi'". 3s. T

S.ixr. v

by Vnsi! Mihu and the fire started

anionic tenants on the second floor. The

eo Id I v : "In the name of the department of the Seine and Ule and the government of the republic. ( have the mission l salute the German delegation in the j name of 'e.l. Henry, head of the allied

military mission, wnicn win be altaciied lo you." ll.intza j formally thanked the pi elect for the courteous arrangements for the del.gation ami for their reception. He plainly felt the humiliation of his position, holding his hat in his hand and tremhlng violently. The party then drove off silently to their hotels.

COL. SIMMONS, NEGRO ORATOR AT

months, and his conreira tion is a c v iovis to make him the:r pastor. Several ministers of the cm:;' federation w ill be present at tins ; stallation. Rev. Flemming, D. D.. o Uenaseiaer. Indiana, will (five the installation sermon and Rev. Parret. , Hammond, will also speak; also lv

AUTO SPEEDING

GARY THEATRE ! Jli,ton' R?v- Ciimmii,s and r-v. kh i j v. ill also be present. I Col. Roscoe Conklin Simmons, the' ' j only negro who has had the pri v i lge I FINED FOR

j of speaking before the peace con-

! ference in Paris and newsnaper cor

I spondent of the Chicago Defender and

ionsideril one oT the greatest of orators w.il speak at th (Jary theatre tonight at eisnt o'clock. The public ij invited.

; Jonixnt ,nsiallat:on servici or J Rev. T. H. Adkins. nw pastor of the "A'estminster church at. Tolleston. will

M ;

take place at 8 o'cl-

Bibeilo, 1 S 1 S Jefferson s:re-t.

'jary, was last night arrested by th Gary police at Sth and Broadway, for speeding by the police patrol and in Judge Dunn's city court this morn n; was handed a fine of $11.

GARY POLICE I INSTALLATION OF TESTIFYING ; REV. T. H. AD KINS

Buy your Victory Liberty Bonds early.

FOR CUDAHY

Police- Captains McCartney and Vodi' ka an 1 Detective Sergeant Knott of the Gary police and former detective sergeant Linn, now chief of police of the tin mills, are at Indianapolis testl-

Rv. Adkins is the first minister ! i be installed in the Westminster church ! at Tolleston. Two other ministers 'have been supplied but never have

hi j. nm jus

, u IISSIJ

VI Vi lit illll j Those v"r V southern ,t-l I equal, t h

'A I and

j tying :n the case against Lazo I

j mesh of Gary, who charKrd

Jf'deral indictment with having . . , , . . lated an illicit still at Gary. !ffie-,a!s arid ernplo..ei of ine I j.ta5.. pjckin; i.'ev.. Hast Chicago, und'-r i ZLih- J-ad.rsh.p of stiff. .1 M. Stafford, i FlRE BREAKS OUT

arc very much interested :n the tiivt- I Mint that Is well iind-r way to p'O . vile for the employes a 1'rreation ,

1 buildii'g. with grounds and equip

ment for nil social and recreational Purposes. A fr building has lcn erected, and will be equipped with reception

I'h build in

been made pastors

f the church.

Rev. Adkins has been servine the

' a j Tolleston church for the last eighteen oner-- '

l r 'ai'cwi j' tfc". -j-i-.i'-i V

AT IND. HARBOR

tor; 1 to a

I Fire broke out ;csttrday- in the . iimd a half cottage t Z4j- Priirsvlv

''. Indiana Harbor. The building and its contents formed excellent tinder for (i., flames which got under good headt V. a .' before 1 ho Hr nBrlmi-nl

lol rel 1 ooin. M-'Jinw; luuju. uin.?; i i-all. gymnastic apparatus, svv.mniin-' tank, tub and shower baths. :

was ovvnd and

cup;eu

j Clark.

A pla.vir piano and vhtrola will be linstalbd in thu rest room and ever;j thing possible will be prov ided in the (way of easy chair.-, and facihtes for

sold comfort while the young people are off duty.

A Cudahy Tacking Company Social j Club is bring formed to take full advantage of the facilities which th !

company oners. in older to give ine organization impetus, a dance and tnrtaiirfiit nt w .ll be held on the third

floor of the building on Tuesday no- 1

I'here will be vaudeville,;

etc.. ;

etc., and it v 11 be free to employes , and their friends Each employe Willi

be entitled to one guest and it IS .af

:u:ei fyelf o' Toercu'osis

in?. Mai

1 1 A'.

L . - i

these eemployes will be

among their friends from

this time on until the affair is staged.

to say that very populat

Liot i-orv riihted. 011 can i c voursc lf

no greater pleasure, nor can your father! refreshments, dancing, fine music

and mother support a beUer cause, than to attend these Minstrels on either of these dates. This Welfare Association needs your financial support in order to be able . to carry on its ever-widening activities. The need of nursing care in the Twin City field has rime into recognition and the maintenance of st-.o.il Baby Stations where rick babies may be assigned for clinical inspection nod the proper feeding i3 felt, and otivr general care be given the mothers by expert physicians giving their time ami trained knowledge for the betterment of humanity ami assisted 111 the work b: the most capable nur.-c3 thct can !' secured. Their splendid tasks can be further fostered by your generosity in the purchase of one or more tickets to this afair. T"u will receive jour money's worth double fold.

CO Pounds.

CARRIED WEAPONS. Tom ChaUns. a Greek, charged with carry ire concealed weapons, was last night arrested by the Gary police at leth and Rroadwav and lodged in jail

(without bonds, for" his appearance in r-.urt.

i Ra V j w j

1B3 Pounds.

Every sufferer from Weak l.uugs ev eryo n e afflicted with chronic co-Jib should read this remarkable h i s -tory of a druggist, afflicted with Tuberoulos. who experimented on himself, seeking a ro8r to health. With his simple t realment any cough - racked, tortured person may And quick relief In a home t r eatment. smoothing, pleasant: anyone may uso H under plain directions. Just send name and address o n postcard to ADDIJ. I X E . 2 1 S I Capital Trust H I d g . Coiu nihil-. Ohio. 1

DO IT NOW! AND SAVE MONEY Analysis of coal roduction rcfords since Xovcnibpr 1st indicate that coal will be far from plentiful next winter, if production continues to fall. Oar advice is to order your next winter's coal now, and be sure to order Consumers Full Value Coal It's guaranteed to c;ive perfect satisfaction or monev refunded.

C. S. MATHUSA Hammond Supt. Phone 19. w. McClelland . E. Chicago Supt. Phone 2b0

YOU CAN'T FIND ANY

jnDiin: ami

NDIANA TO GIVE

DANDRUFF, AND HAIR

Magoun av 1 o v s : A rn e r l a I ti vora t ion A ire?3 of

The program

.Dr.

Welcome K. H. A.

as fol- i i

Kv e rv bod v C. B. Speer ,

WELCOME MAY

STOPS COMING OUT! You Feel

W. Wiekev. p. G.

Response H. A. Winterrowd. G. M Selection Orchestra "The Rebekah Degree" Mrs. Kate .Nichols. P. P. R. , Recital ion Florence Mathews The I. o. ft. I- Homes Mrs. Mary II. Slipp. P. P. R. A. Pie.no Solo Miss Josephine Mason Address "The Fraternal Spirit" Judge Chas. -I. Orbison, P. G. Selection Orchestra Closing Ode.

150th Artillery Expected to Reach Indianapolis at That Time.

Save your hair! Make itj thick, wavy, glossy and j beautiful at once. !

Try as ou will, after an application i of Danderinr. jou can not And a. sii.htrace of dandruff or falling hair ?:-,d

I jour scalp will not itch, but what will i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! 4pleate jou most will be after a few INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. April M.-One ) ua.t v hen you sec new hair, tine week fiom today Indian will welcome j Hnd donnv at first ves but really newhome every native son and daught. - hairKr0w ing- all over the scalp.

who wore a uniform eiuring tiie world

Gary Building Permits.

Th G a iv S.one

foilon- building permits for were issued by Tmilding Commisr I'oijaan n.-e yesterday noon:

little mill Hall, two story stone ...tore and hall at 5:j2 t o cost $35.00".

j war her soldiers, sailors, marines and

nurses. 11 information reaching Indianapolis is authentic. Word has been received here today to the effect that the 150th field artillery, the Indiana regiment of the Rainbow division, leave Camp Merritt. X. J.. where the troop-'

I wrre sent upon arrival in the I'nii.-d

Stairs. o as to reach Indianapolis a week from today. The date of the welcoming home celebration, which is 'xpected te. bring ,"lo -

A little Danderir.e immediately doubles

! the beauty o,' jour hair. Xo difference , how dull, faded, brittle and scraggy, just , moisten a cloth w ith Danderine and carefully draw it through jour hair, taking cne small strand at a time. The effect is immediate and amazing jour hair 'will tie light, fluffy and wavy, find have

an appearance of abundance; an incom-

St evens, l ittle ..,, Hall, two story Stairs. o as to reach Indianapolis a i.arahie- lustre softness and luxuriance.

b:iek and stone store and hall at 52 "" from today. j lnf. beauty and shimmer of true hair P.roadw ay. to cost $35,000. I The date of the welcoming home i-1"''- I .(.

David Glueck Rl:v I'nmnji,.- bra t ion. which is x ported to bring .111.- ,.n i.,,!, of ICnowlton's I

permiis, one f.o a two-story frame!1""'0 service men here depends upon 1 h j pnnderine from any drug store or toilet and . enient block rlat at ;;8 Jeffer- a' rivaI "f thft ,:,,,,n- vvi,n rr pipt of c,,untcr sn(1 prove that your hair is .is son tsreev est of construct ion $4.00o. ! lh volfi froln Washington as to 1 !prlty nc 8rtff At) any that it han been end a two-story frame residence at i movement of the K.0th, the welcoming j ,,rgi;clfrl or iuillT,.n by careless treat2r.S Madison s'reet to cos'. $2.80... j home committee unediately began . Tncnt rill Trial bottle will double

ranging for the celebration with t h- . ,.. nf.OMr hair. Ad v.

that it would be held a j

Finish up the Victory job.

a m

LB a 13 u n Q 3 Q 9 I

understanding week rfro toda

a 3 a e e b aa a aHu a i IQQBSBSIBQBiaB

Watch For The GIGANTIC SHOE SALE

-BEGINNING

.51

n h

SATURDAY, MAY 3rd IT WILL PAY

GORDON & SONS

540-542 119th Street, Whiting's Leading Department Store

am : ' B I a ! s

D i I

LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT GARY LIBRARY Barrett How to sell more goods. The Average Man's Home. Practical Homes. Holiingsw orth Advertis.ng and Selling. Croy Putnam's Vegetable Book. Hamblin Book of Garden Plans. Holt Complete Housekeeper. King Caroline King's Cook Book. Miihin Advertising. Selling the Consumer. Pack War Garden Victorious. Powelel The Orchard and Fruit Garden. Reed Wild Flowers Kast of the Koekies Roberts The Farmer His Own Builder. Rogers Garden Pianting. Thomas Register of American Manufact u i er.. Wilder My Garden. Williams Harper's Household Handbook. Winterb-irn Xove Ways of Entertaining. Rorer Many Ways of Conking F.cgs.

DR. ROBT. J. CARROLL 155 STATE ST. HAMMOND, IND. HOME THURSDAY. MAY 7. PHONE 3419.

They 1

rVill Cut

the

Price

For You

Better

hen You

A B

ig Reduction

e , o.

W fe: .--"r

t' --'-' J c if

fcf??Tii;j:riX'.

EYES Scientitically Examined Glasses Fitted. S' n f i c: fr, , t i o n G u a r ;m t e e d .

i Hammond Optical Parlor

141 E. State St.

Hammond, Ind.

About ninety per cent of the human family want a discount when they purchase a yiano. Ninety-nine per cent of the piano dealers know that this ninety per cent must have a reduction in order for the customers to believe they are getting a bargain. If the customer was not made to beleivc he was obtaining a bargain, he might not close the deal on the spur of the moment. Ninety per cent of the piano buyers are on the hunt for bis reductions instead of pianos. Such customers usually ret reductions instead of quality. Sometimes, people feel just a little better if they think they get the best end of a piano deal when the sliding price dealer cuts the price just to suit the customer. Ninety per cent of the piano buyers never stop to think that the sliding price piano dealer makes his prices to be cut. It is no new novelty to cut the price. Such piano selling methods are old as the hills. Ninety per cent of the piano dealers sell their pianos on the "big reduction" plan. Thev do it because they know that you are going to ask for a reduction before you purchase. 1 f you ever forget to ask for a discount of the sliding price piano dealer he will give it to you before you leave his store he is so used to it that he can not sell a piano unless he gives a reduction. Of course, you feel a little better when the dealer cuts the price, but how do you feel when you find where he has sold the identical piano like you purchased at a cut price, to some other person for $50 or $100 less? When you buy a piano of the ''special discount' dealer, you are simply playing with lire. His pianos are no better than his selling methods and you can not beat his game. Straube's offer you ten standard makes of pianos at the lowest one price. Compare them.

KRANICH & BACH ESTEY UNDEMAN BEHR BROS. HAZELTON BROS.

BRAMBACH HAINES BROS. MARSHALL & WENDELL KOHLER & CAMPBELL STRAUBE

New Players 3395 and up

I m

itrauoe

631 HOHMAN ST.

iano '& 'Music 'Company

PHONE 661.

HAMMOND

fi n q v?!nas n n ?3 n o n e ?5 a ai n b q d ' c Ep a ts c acGissaGQaiiBnaaio. a c Finish up the Victorv iob. I M