Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1919 — Page 2

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OUB'S IS A HOME SERVICE. Hammond Laundry Company 163 MICHIGAN AVE., HAMMOND, IND. PHONE 134.

Southern Pacini.' 107 Southern Railway 30 7t 1'nion Pacific 131s V. S. Stool !SV. S. Stool t'rfd. 117'i West inijhouse ftii'i "Willys Overland M CHICAGO ZIYE STOCK. HOGS Hulk. $i;0. 30& 20.85; top. $20.95: butcher hogs heavy, $20 (5fr 20 75; packing hiKs heavy, $2n.30ffT'2".70; medium and mixed. $118.75 'ff 20.1T , light. $20.00 20.60; pi. $ 1 7.50 ti 1 Is. To ; roug hs.$l S.75 M 19.7 5.

CHICAGO CASH DRAIN CLOSE. I'oitN'-Vi. 2 white. $r.70: 3 while. $1.75; 3 yellow. $1.73; 5 yellow, $1 fifi OATS No. 3 while, 70 , ii 7 1 o ; standard. 72'jO. VKIr-5(l to 60 lbs.. IRffi i,c; 70 10 SO lbs, 17rlSo; SO to 110 lbs.. Hi2lo: fancy. 22c; overweight kidneys. 1 40 175 lbs.. Hfflfio: coarse. 14-

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VICTORY LOAN RACE STILL ON

May 3, 1919.

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be hie JUNE 1ST Treaty Affairs are Said To Be Making Satisfactory Pi ogress Now.

Only about half of the women who are rolling bonds in the residence districts of Hammond had reported at noo.i today, but the amounts turned in by these indicate that the pales are still mounting. Total .vales at noon were tlpureU by Mrs. I'alton to be $74,000. All of the women say that they have manv more sales promised for next week and the campaign will be pushed with oxen more dotei mina lion. Th race by precincts ahows the Tenth in the lead with $13,500. Mrs. keary and Mrs. Long: are captains of the precinct. Next comes Mrs. Hirsch. Fourteenth precinct. $S, 200. and in order follow: Mrs. Reiter. Fifteenth. $5,350: Airs. Foss. Fifth. $2,750; Mrs. Ougan. Eighteenth. $2,500: Mrs. Campbell, Ninth. $2,250; Mrs. I.angley. Nineteenth, $1,400; Mrs. Primer and Mrs. Leonard. Sixteenth. $1,050. In the individual sates. Mrs. Long leads with $4,850. Mrs. Leary is second with $4,100. and Dorothy Kohror of I ho Fifteenth precinct is third. Miscellaneous sales which includes those taken

scruss the counters at the banks amount to $38,650. A meetinK of Victory loan workers will be called early next week.

By SIDNEY DARK (ExcluslTe Cable by the X. N. S. and the London Daily Expresa.)

PARIS, May 3. That a great allied loan to Germany Is being: contemplated,

was itgrgeated. today by the presence of Thomaa w. lamont, of J. F. Morgan St Co., Bernard N. Baruch, of the American War Industries Board and Lord Cunllffe, famous British financier, at Versailles, where they haye been conferring with Herr Warburg, German financial expert on the German peace delegation. It is pointed out that should Germany go bankrupt It might drag Europe down into an abyss. ' Therefore, as a price of acceptance of the entente's peace terms the allies may offer a loan with the greater part proyided by the United States.

SHOW BEGINS THIS EVENING

Members of the company which is to present "The Butterfly Girl" at Liberty Hall tonight arrived In Hammond at noon. The crew at once started remodeling the st.iiio at Liberty Hull. Installins some special scenery and otherwise trying to make I he place look like a regular theater. Sergeant Cramer has boon working hard to make this show a success, as the proceeds are to be esed to help returned soldiers and sailors who are in need of financial aHsistame. He is receiving communications every tiny frotu other companies on the road who wish to book Hammond for one of their stops in the near future.

SUIT TO QUIET TITLE A suit to quiet title has been filed in the Hammond superior court by LeGrand T. Mover apa.nst Otilla Rascher.

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We believe we have one of the most serviceable banks in one of the best towns of it's size in the state.

Our continually increasing number of satisfied customers is the best evidence that we are serving each one individually, i?i a satisfactory manner. Our Officers and Directors are men of good sound business judgment, well and favorably known throughout the communif y. We endeavor to work for the betterment of our town and country surroundings, as well as for the interests of the individual. Depositors like to feel that in bringing their business to a bank, they are helping to build it up. We want you to feel that wav toward us.

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JOHtsi Edwin Ncvin I STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N . SERVICE1 PARIS, May 3. Visiting American congressmen were informed by President Wilson that he hopes to return to the United States about June 1. The members of the military affairs committee of the American house of representatives, who have been making a tour of the battle fronts were received by the president Friday and various matters were discussed. The president informed his visitors that the treaty proceedings are pro

gressing in a satisfactor way and that the pact mieht be handed to the Germans at Versailles on Monday. From

other sources, hrwecr, it was toarnod that th pence terms probably will not he put in the Germans hands until Tuesday. The bit: three have decided that the Kiel canal shall remain Gorman property under international control, but the question of th- German cables is still hanging ftro. ft was expected that a plenary session of the conference would be hold this afternoon to pive final consideration to the treaty terms before they ar? handed to the Germans. VarsinR guesses are beine made as to the time the treaty will be siRned by both the allies and the Germans. The predicted dates range all the way from May 20 to the mtddle of June. While the Germans may make written suggestions in the fourteen days that will be given them for consideration of the treaty they will not be allowed to hold any oral discussions with the entente envoys. It is agnin reporUd that the greater part of the surrendered German fleet, except the portions turned over to the French and Italian navies will be sunk

In mid-Atlantic. It is reported that Belgium is to get the priority to $100,000,000 of the German indemnity.

AVIATOR MAY BE FATALLY INJURED

I INTRNATIONL NEWS SERVICE) CfflCAGi i. May 2. Lieut. Cameron Wright, plot and S.-rKt. Julian, mohani' w-re probably fatally injured shottly after noon today when an air

plane in which they weie making at

flight in the interests of the Victory Loan dropped from n height r,f one thousand feet. The aviators were taker to Sa'nt Lukes hospital where both are said to be dangerously hurt

faro they will don evening sutts and repnlr to the regular dining room where they will feast on an elaborate meal washed down with rare wines. The five officers searched London for the gloomiest collar they could find.

Tardiness, $1 a Minute.

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! ATLANTA. April 2s. line dollar

minute is what it costs to be late iTi police court in Atlanta. The price was fixed by Recorder Johnson when J. :"W Smith. Arthur Kimball and Julian M ller and James Johnson, negro witness, es. were three minutes late and contributed $3 each for their tardiness

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UNIQUE DINNER PARTY FOR WARRIORS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICtl lTNDO.N. April A Tin rno.-t unique dinner party for the celebration of thl signing of the peace treaty on 'peace night" will be held here in london. Five young officers of the tank corps, the survivors of a party that was marly wiped out in a muddy dugout In the Arras sector, have engaged the cellar of a West Lnd hotel. Here in uniform they will sit on old boxes and barrels while they eat bully beef and hardtack. Having concluded their trench i- ji i

SHIRLEY MASON in "THE RESCUING ANGEL" Evening SHIRLEY MASON "THE RESCUING ANGEL"

SUNDAY CHAS. RAY in "GREASED LIGHTNING'

STANLEY NOT RESPONSIBLE Stanley Tiotrovvski. whose off-hand check writing habit resulted in his arrest by West Hammond police is still being- held. LaM. night he offered to write a check for the desk sergeant in exehanire for his release but the cop turned him down. Pi row ski's aged mother is tryms to rai.-e enough money to make good (he amount lost through the checks. It is thought he i.j mentally weak and an effort may be made to havo him sr to the Cook county detention hospital for treatment.

OFFICES IN HAMMOND BLDG. Dr 1 W. Acton, a young dentist, who formerly practiced at Louisville, Ky., has opened an office in Koom ."00 on th' third floor of the Hammond building. Mr. Acton enlisted in the dental corps of the army during the war and was stationed at Camp Hancock. Ca.. until he recently received his discharge from the service with the rank of first lieutenant. He kept h-aiing o Hammond's doings during the war and decided that he would locate there as soon as he was released. He is a graduate of the Central L'niversity of Kentucky.

PILES RELIEVED

Also Eczema, Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Old Sores and Carbuncles. 1 nder the influence of San Cura Ointment surprising improvement is made so quickly that it seems almost miraculous. Stubborn cases of piles like those of I:ev. W. K. Gilbert of Titusville, I'a , vanish before the marvelous antiseptic

Ointment. Mr. Gilbert writes: "For I went y years 1 suffered with bleeding and itching piles: at times I was confined to the house for more than a month. Two years ago I b'gan using c'an Cura Ointment and one gQe jar made a firm and permanent cure. I have not been troubled since." San Cura Ointment is guaranteed by K. L. Iloid. Calumet Illdg.. Kast Chicago: Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store, Citizens Bldg. Hammond. Ind., Mattern Drug Co.. Whiting. Ind.. who are the agents in the various cities, to help any of the above named diseases or money back. Jt relieves pain from burns, cuts and bruises, draws out the poison and often heals in a short time. 30,'S0c and $1.20 a jar at II. L. lie id. Calumet Bldg.. East Chicago: Central Drug Store, Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store. Citizens Itldg., Hammond. Ind.; Matern Drug Co., Whiting. ,Ind. GOOD BABY SOAP. San Cura Soap is a healing and antiseptic soap: just the soothing kind that baby needs. It frees the pores from impurities and prevents rashes and other skin diseases. Fine for anyone's skin: banishes blackheads and pimples, clears the complexion. 3c a cake at E. L. Reid. Calumet Rlde. Kast Chicago; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store Citizens j

Ttldg.. Hammond. Ind.; Mattern Drug Co.. Whiting. Ind. If your druggist doesn't Veep it send to the Thompson .Medical Co.. Titusville, Pa. Adv.

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HAMMOND, INDIANA Where Everybody Goes"

Feature Attraction Today and Sunday. G All Star Acts 6 FUGI-TR0UPE

Xovelty. Direct from the -Palace Theater, Chicago.

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JAY RAYMOND A Representative of the House of Mirth.

WILL ARMSTRONG & CO. The New Chauffeur,

VIOLINI Eccentric Violinist.

MOORE & WHITE Singing, Talking and Dancing.

LESTER & NINA Xovelty Surprise.

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TODAY BABV MARIA OSBORN in THE CHILD OF MESUE Al-n Charlio Chaplin in Police.' SUNDAY E. K. LINCOLN in a smashing western feature FIGHTING THROUGH

Coming Monday and Tuesdap "THE STUDIO GIRL." A miniature Musical Comedy. 10 People, Mostly Pretty Girls. New Show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee dailv. 2:30; Nights continuous, 7 to il; Sundays continuous, 2 to 11?

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REX PAINLESS TEETH $3.00. Gold plates $rO.OA X-ray, Twilight sleep. Cost estimate free. Gold Crowns. Porcelain Plates that fit you". $1.00 silver filling free. Dental services free to worthy poor or needy. 9 LION STORE BLK., HAMMOND.

PASTIME

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ALICE BRADY in MARIA. LTD. Should a girl marry a man she didn't love to save her mother from disgrace? See answer in ".Maria Ltd." -SUNDAY WARREN KERRIGAN in his latest western feature THE DRIFTERS Mondap Norma Talmadge in The Secret of the Storm Country

Dr. J. W.Acton Dentist Honorably discharged from the army, announces the opening of his office in Suite 300 Hammond Bldg Hammond, Ind-

LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

Mkt. Price Int. Total. 1st 3"" $98.68 $1.34 $100.02 1st 4 $95.S4 $1..'3 $ 97.37 1st 4'r $96.00 $1.62 $ 97.62 2nd ....4 n $94.14' $1.8fi $ 96.80 2nd ...Ar $94.18 $1.S $ S3.16 3rd ..4Vire , $95.44 $ .56 $ 96.00 4th ....4V1 $94.32 $ .21 $ 94.53 1 handling charge. Franklin Investment Co. 210 Hammond Bldg., Hammond, Ind. Hrs. 9-6. Saturday 9 8 p. m.

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Auditorium Theater TON IGHT PR ISC I LL A DEAN in "THE BRAZEN BEAUTY" Also first two episodes of "The Bull's Eye." SUNDAY WM. FARNUM i n THE BROKEN LAW Also r.hyili- S&g&v.

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BEAUTIFUL BY DAY OR NIGHT. Our fine lighting fixtures will make am room more attractive We are making a special display of living room fixtures that aiv artistic, effective and convenient. Thev are

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