Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 292, Hammond, Lake County, 23 May 1919 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. v i i. lay. May 23, 1019

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INDIGESTION

YOLT can sell a man a Cigar once. Afterwards the Cigar must sell itself. Cyro repeats.

A Smoke of Smiles."

The original idea loc worth, of smoke Cigar.

of putting into a 10c

It has always now 10c.

No Change in Quality. No Change in Size. No Change in Price

been 10c.

CONGRESS IS AGAINST TIE REPEAL

I INTERNATIONAL NltWS SERVICCI XKW YOKK. May A jx.1i taken j by the Xew York W'oi-hl and publish, il here today, fhuw.i a large percentage cf congressmen oppose! to committing I i em f s on the nn.'.i! of u.'ir-Iinii'

prohibition. as recommended In t :vi i president, but a majority of nearly two; to oi e against repeal by those w h j stated their views. i The results are: j Seiutc For repeal, 1: against repea!. ! SO; non-committal. 32: absent. lf. House For repeal. 101: against repeal. 199: oil-committal. 10; ttbs-nt. IS. I

"K uglily." favs the World, results indicate the ccii(r'ssmtn a to ono against repeal in g the law."

;;erman delegates at Versailles must keep their passports handy

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Reports Sent Out by U. S. Employment Bureau Is Hurting the City.

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The demand for workers

cities Is about equal to the supp!

eept in East Chicago, according to a re- J port issued Wednesday by the Fritted! States employment service, which is eo-j operating with the Indiana employment j commission. i The wild and wooly report tint 4.000 workers are idle at Fast Chicago is j again sent out by the U. S. Kmploymer.t j Service and so far the Fast Chicago : Chamber of Commerce has taken no steps to counteract the story. j In Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne and South i

Bend, where the employment situation

was reported last week as

approximate equality bttve

and demand for workers is

week, the report states. In Evansvil'c the surplus of workers is about normal, it is stated. With the approach of the harvest season the demand for farm labor is increasing and officers of the emploment offices say that unless there is a chancre in developments soon it may become

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necessary to ncniH volunteer workers to take care of the crops, as was done, during the war emergency.

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Wholesale MARKET Retail 81 State Street Phone 77 Our Saturday Specials

Kollner's Sugar Cured Smoked Picnic Hams 2Sc (T.eorgo Squares Bacon 3Gc Butternut Brisket Bacon 12c Boneless Boiled Picnic Hams 30c Beef IJot Roast, choice cuts 22? Boiling Beef or Short Ribs .' 17 Rib Roast. Boneless Rolled COc Corned Ieef, Boneless Brisket 18c-25f leg or Loin of Veal 23c Veal Fronts ISc Pork Shoulder for Roasting 300 Pork Sausage, Fresh Home Made 20c Hamburger Steak, Fresh Made 17c Compound Lard, No. 3 Pail 75c Liver Sausage, Fresh 1S? Swift's Lincoln Butterine, per lb 32? Take advantage of our Saturday Sales. Thev

Several From Lake County Noted at Jasper County Gathering.

DISTRICT MEETING

TAKES PLACE (Continued from pape one.)

were after earl.

SPECIAL TO THE TIKES) FFAFK. ltnl.. May 2:

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l',0 taxpaytts of j'.e.oro Tippecanoe. Forter. counties met here today

to present to th way Commission,

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. Clinton. lt'..c ile and Jasper to devise plan.1?

Indiana Stale JliKhurKinjr that the Juc.ii-

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son highway leeted for im slate liihwHV Mayor "ha t laer. presided.

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Clinton county, F. A. Fronton county, and C. 1. Kale of l-i was ttppoititt.il. 'Mi's cointi!

f kensscwith Fred secretary, late, t'or.-

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will save you money. Trade at Kellner's finest most up-to-date market in Hammond.

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fractional advances v. f re American Steel Foundries cvJtiiotne and Uvthb-lserti ; The greatest fnin wa

Iead, which rose 1 :8 to T7T,. The oil stocks were strong, Ho; Dutch New York moving up 1 to us 'lexas Company auvancd two points

and Sinclair Oil taiiied. V

pr sent and spf'ke on the project wh.uh expressions were made by municipal 1 1 vthroush the mayors

nd others. W F ; i e all w re anxious to

i have something done as soon as possi- '; b!e it was though best to first devise some definite general plan and determine 'upon the approximate cost of the interccpting sewers and treatment plant. I A committee, roniposoil of the city j engineer of each municipality, was appointed to meet with Mr. Fe.trce and Mr. Wism r and together work out the j plan line d t.-niiinc upon the probable ! cost of the project. This committee is I to report at a pub He tnectiriK to be held

at the Hammond Country (Jul) the evening of June 19. At this meeting it will no doubt be determined in what manner the proposed improvement shall be worked out and about what territory

i shall be included in the: district.

j no opposition has yet oeen made to : the improvement and it i beinpr so care- ' fully worked out that before the qucsi lion of "a hether a district is to bo ori v itii.i d is nt to the people for a vote, the public will be fully informed of the general plan and approximate cost of at ' least the initial construction necessary. 1 The present law under which the ori panization will be made provides that j there shall be five trustees appointed to

manage tne district, one t rom eacn

i niunici! .al it y anil one at large. They will be pppohitod by the judges of the

circuit nun superior courts oi inc county for a term of four years and will reoiive a salary of JeOil per year. They

tare Kiieii authority to employ expert ! engineers and oth-r employes found j necessary. I To raise the necessary funds, the law provides that an assessment be made

and collected as other state and county taxes of not more than one-fourth of one per cent or two and one-half mills on each dollar taxable valuation and that bonds may be issued by the board.

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. FV TI1K MATTFil OF T1IF FSTATE OF V FUN AID FATFICK McGINNIS. DECKASED. No. 2070. .Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed Administratrix of said Fstate, by the Judge of the Fake Superior Court. Said Fstate is supposed to be solvent. MAFFF McGINNIS. Administratrix. Dated March 14. 1519. 5-9-16-23.

AM MAREE1 Fhone Hasiscnd 49

You know and we know that the cost of living is high. Therefore the merchant that can sell you clean, pure food at the lowest possible price deserves your patronage. Try us and be convinced.

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NfiTICF OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THF MATTER OF THE FSTATE OF IFSAN CFOKOEVICU. DECEASED. No. 203. Notice is h-.Teby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of said Estate, f.y the Judge of the Fake Superior Court. Said Estate js supposed to be solvent. SAM WUJNOVICjr. Administrator. Dated March 2 1. 1910. 5-3-lu-2:j.

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Hats Off

KAU FAAANN S WOLF Hammond. Ind.

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300 Trimmed and Pattern Hats

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SA TURD A Y May 24th

Owing to the unseasonable weather, we are forced to close out these Smart New Hats at One-Half Less than regular selling prices. Hats that formerly sold from $6 to $25 Commencing Saturday will be closed out at $3.00 to $12.50.

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STATE TAX BOARD IS CRITICIZED

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it was represented to the board that the roads were links between Gary and East Chicago, Hammond and Chicago and that the roads were very much needed because of heavy industrial traffic between the cities. Chairman Sims explained that the roads were to be built under the three-mile road law and that no one outside of Calumet and North townships would be obliged to pay for the roads. CKAOTJN IN A DENIAL. Mr. Cragun, who heard the petitions, said that the board denied the. three southern Lake county roads because those who presented the case for the roads did not lay as much r tress on the necessity for the southern roads as on the necessity for the northern roaJs. He said it was represented to the board that there are other good roads in the southern part of the county and there seemed to be no immediate necessity for the spending of a lot of money for new roads in that part. He paid that the northern road bonds were approved only because of the industrial and commercial necessity. Complaints from southern Fake county folk that Senator Nedjl. who Is contractor for one of the roads for which bonds were permitted to be issued, had something to do with the situation, were met by Chairman Sims with the remark that the board knows nothing about who contractors for roads are to be and that Senator Nedjl never appeared before the board on behalf of any road. The complaint. It is understood, is a P,rt of a feeling which exists between southern and northern Lake county folk. There are many improved roads in the north part of the county near the industrial centers, on which, it is reported, southern county folk have paid taxes and the southern folk complain also that some of the northern roads heretofore improved at great eucpense are little needed or used. They have said that the roads were built for the benefit of contractors rather than for the people.

Death being caused by i James F. Evans

failure and resulting in dropsy, j Lowell; M. J. Beirige

2 p. m. 'today-

heart

He has lived in Griffith for 27 years. The deceased leaves a wife and four children Mrs. John Sebfrger. Anna and John Margraf of Griffith, and Peter Margraf of Lapeer, Mich. The funeral

Whiting; PhiJps Hull.

riffith; Joseph

Thompson, Hammond. Lake Superior Court, Gary, May term. 10 extra jurors John Einsweiler, Crown Point; Laurel Weirich, Indiana Harbor; Morris Kshn, Gary; Joseph

will be at the home at S:20 a. m. Satur- J Keilman, Dyer; John F. Hoffman, Dyer; day, services at the Catholic church at j Wm. W. Warfuel, Hammond; Isaac Scherervllle, 9 a. m.. and burfal at Dyer j Leach, Miller; Ernest E. James, Hobart ; cemetery. I Charles E. Neidow. Hammond; Nick

Cecil Cole, north of tow.n. suffered a severe injury to his left foot and ankle by a steel bar crushing down on his instep whtle at work this afternoon, f Captain and Mrs. Thorp of the Salvation Army of Gary were in town today soliciting for their gfneral fund. They expect to erect a building in Gary in the near future. Griffith people responded well for they know' how well the Salvation Army served oor boys in war.

' tw-isir rrftun Pninl

Superior Court, Gary, extra juror W. J. Hallas. Gary. Lake Superior Court, Room 2. Hanp raon, (extra jurors) S. Elvvood Wiltser. Hammond; Bernhard Brocker, Hammond; Alexander Waser. Gary; Herman Master. Highland; V. F". Tounfi. Gary; Frank Pinter. Crown Foint.

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INVESTIGATE BEER RIOTS

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t INTERNATIONAL "NEWS SERVICE! LONDON, May 23. The cabinet today began an investigation into "beer

jjy DKAEEFOED riots" in Iancashlre, according to the (Exclusive Cable to e I. X. S. from tb Daily News. Lancashire workmen London Daily ExprrBS.) .raided a number of salooas demandCONSTANTINOPLE, May 22. VIA inK more beer. Then it was decided LONDON. May 23. The committee of to pend a deputation to parliament to Union and Progress (Young Turks) have Protest against beer rationing;, regained most of their old-time power1 Leaders of the workers predict that in Turkev and reports from th mast there will be further trouble unless

I and interior today indicated that if the prompt action ;s taken.

peace terms and unfavorable, a critical i

situation will develop.

Both, the Ottomans and the Christians are aware of the dangers, but temporarily they are on friendly terms. The only two powers that would be

acceptable to all the nationajities here

as mandatory for Turkey are England or the United States. Students of the situation declare that "oven at this eleventh hour an endeavor should bo made not to 'Balkanize' Turkey."

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A public reception will be held at the town hall on Thursday evenins. May 29, at 8 p. m. in honor of Misses Laura Lennertz end Leona Fisher, two of our teachers, who are leaving our schools this year. Miss Lennertz has taught continuously in Griffith school for 12 years. Every one is cordially invited to attend. Each family is asked to bring a dozen sandwiches. OLD RESIDENT DIES. Simon Margraf. age 73 years, died at his home, one-half mile east of town at

SPECIAL TO THE TIMESJ CROWN FOINT. Ind., May 23. The following extra jurymen have been chosen for the Hammond and Gary suprerior courts: Lake Superior Court. Roon 1. Hammond, (Extra jurors. May term)

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Potatoes, fancy cookers, peck. . .39c Pearl Tapioca, the best, lb 17CFancy Head Rice, lb 11c Catsup, Monarch, Witch Brand or Wilson's large bottle 20e Peaches, Fancy Yellow Cling, large can 27c Plums, Cal. Green Gage in heavv

syrup, can Coffee, Reid, Murdoch & Co.,

3 lb. canister $1.05 Tomatoes, fancy, No. 2 cans. . . .11 Peas, a Fancy Tender Early June, 15; dozen ..$1.70 Corn, a good Sweet Corn, can, 15; dozen $1.70 Soap, U. S. Mail or Swift's Pride, 10 bars 49 Flour LAST CALL bbl. sack New Century $1.75

Veal Leg Roast, lb 28-30tf Veal Shoulder Roast, b...22-25e

Veal Chops, Rib or Shoulder.

lb Veal Stew, lb., 22c: f 11

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28c

Beeflb. Beeflb. Beeflb. Beef-lb.

Beef Round Steak, lb 35c

-Fancy Chuck Roasts

-Plate for Boiling, 1G-1S-20C -Boneless Sirloin Roasts. 30-35c -Boneless Sirloin Steaks, 40c

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SFFOM.V E. FERGUSON. DECEASED. No. 20S4. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been uppointod Administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to lie solvent. I "FED N. HICKOK.

Administrator.

Dated March 2G; 1319. 5-9-16-23.

Beef T-Bone Steaks, lb.. Beef Club Steaks, lb Leaf Lard, Fancy, lb Sparc Ribs, Fresh and Meaty, lb. Home Made Sausage, lb.. . .

:5c m

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS DEN IFF, DECEASED. No. 2a72.

e is hereby given that the under-

is burn appointed Administrator

of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. ' Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. COSTA CFNACOP'F. Administrator. Dated March 17. 1919. 5-9-1 C-23.

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TODAY MARY MAC LAREN in A Secret Marriage Also THE RED GLOVE. SPECIAL MAT. SATURDAY Babes in the Woods Also a Good Feature "Married for Convenience" And Billy West Comedy, "Cop.3 and Coppers." SUNDAY

PASTIME

TODAY

MAY ALLISON in "In For 30 Days" TOMORROW VIRGINIA PEARSON in THE LOVE AUCTION Sunday Geo. Walsh in "Never Say Quit."

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THEATRE

TODAY EVELYN NESBIT IN LWANT TO FORGET i SATURDAY 4

VM. FARNUM THE MAN HUNTER SUNDAY ENID BENNETT IN The Haunted Bedroom MONDAY AND TUESDAY DOROTHY DALTON IX "The Lady of Red , Butte." WEDS. AND THURS. Charlotte Walker IX "Every Mother's Son"

Coming June 2, 3, 4 "Mickey." "Xaf Sed.'

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WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS.

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NOTICi; OF A DM I X I S T It AT ION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EST Eli FODNAR, DECEASED. No. 20 S. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supbosed to be solvent. DANIEL BODNAR. Executor. Dated Marc 30. 1913. 5-9-16-23.

TOM MIX A famous western actor HELL ROARING REFORM STARTING FRIDAY Decoration Day, May 20th, and Running for One Week THE GREAT NAZIMOVA " in ter greatest feature THE RED LANTERN

HAMMOND, INDIANA Wh e re Eve ryb ody Goes'

TODAY "MAHATM A" "THE MYSTERY GIRL" Ask her she knows. She will tell you. Your future like an open book.

King Brothers Gaylord & Herron Herculean Athletes. 1 Behind the Scenes. Baker cz Wynne Canfield & Rose Comedy, Singing snd Talking. Comedians.

Also Ruth Roland in "The Tiger's Trail."

New show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily. 2:30. Nights continuous 7 to IF Sundays continuous 2 to 11.,