Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 306, Hammond, Lake County, 11 June 1919 — Page 10
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By J. BAST CABCFBZX.Z. rSTFr CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE "WASHINGTON. June 11. Until such ttma as they have ample opportunity to
decide for themselves whether they d clde to enter the proposed league of na
tlons. the American people would only
be committed to a conclusion of a state of war between the United States and Germany by the ratification of the peace treaty by the senate, under a resolution Introduced yesterday In the senate by Senator Knoi. Republican, of Pennsylvania, and referred to the senate foreign relations committee. The resolution was not necessarily intended as a move toward the actual separation of the league covenant from the treaty, Knox stated, but merely as a reservation of the Integral right of the American people to express their attitude toward the plan of the peace commission to closely associate them with the other peoples bound up in the league. "The American people must e allowed to form their own judgment with respect to the provision of the league covenant," Knox said. His resolution was construed on both sides of the senate as serving notice upon the peace commission as to how far
Republican senators were likely to proofed with the ratification or rejection of the peace treaty once that document was submitted to the senate In its final official form.
HEIRESS MARRIES 7LYER SECRETLY: SHOCKS NEW YORK
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but another one may keep right on
working until It is actually ready to
fall to pieces. When the cells are
opened up for inspection, 4he active material is in some cases so broken up that It will not hold together. This may be due either to old age or abuse. Of course, we never open up a battery without the owner's consent, but a battery in this condition could "not last a great while and might go out of service at any time on the road." Most car owners are anxious to know the truth about their batteries and prefer to haveji brand new battery when they know their old one is approaching the deadline."
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'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! TCTNNI PEG, Man.. June 11. The general strike which has tied up Winnipeg entered its second month today v-Uh but one serious outbreak of violence marked against it. This occurred
Mrs. William Barrett, tree Alice Gordon Drexel. Miss Alice Gordon Drexel, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Drexel and one of the most widely known young- women of society in
phia, was secretly married recently T
to Gapt. Willmm Barrett of the U. S. air force. The weddinjr surprised not only her friends but her parents as well. Miss Drexel is twentyseven and the groom is thirty-one. Mr. and Mrs. Drexel stated that they knew nothirpr of the attachment and had never met the captain.
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, which is very
Injurious, as it dries the soalp and
"makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo, for this Is pure and entirely greaseless. It's very cheap and beats anything else all to Vices. Tou can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water and rub It la. about a teaspoonful is all
that is required. It makes an abund-
tr.ee of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is "ft. fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, ind easy to handle. Besides, It loosens and takes out every particle of dust, 3irt and dandruff. Adv.
545 Morton Ct.
Phone 2501.
C. Lape & Son Motor Truck Service
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING. Prompt Service. Reasonable Rates.
late yesterday when a mob of several thousand strikers battled with special constables for nearly three hours. Casualties of the three hours rioting are reported today to be. for the most part, slight. Sergt. F. G. Copplns, a returned soldier and one of the special constables, was dragged from his horse and is reported in a serious condition as the result of a beaming given him by the strikers. A collection of cuts, bruises and sore heads represents the principal aftermath of the riot. The trouble started when a small eVowd, alleged to have been led by agitators, began jeering the constables who attempted to regulate traffic in the down town scetlon. The crowd grew in size and the rioting began, it is declared, when a woman attacked a special officer. Mounted constables attempted to disperse the crowds, but were met with a barrage of bricks, clubs, ash-can covers and eggs, hastily recruited from nearby stores. Several of the officers were pulled from their horses and pummelled while many strikers were victims of the clubs and the officers wielded. No shots were fired. The city is quiet again today. Mayor Gray has refused to issue a riot call for troops, declaring the special constables can handle the situation.
NEW BUILDING PERMITS The following building rermlts have recently been issued in East Chicago: One-story brick garage cn Chicago ave. between Railroda ave. and Todd; cost, $15,000; George Sabo, owner; Joe Petner, contractor. One-story frame dwelling on Todd
ave. between 141st and 142nd street; cost. $1200: Smith Bader Davidson Co., owner; Beck fc Hepner. contractor. One-story frame dwelling on Alexander ave. between 140th and 141st street; cost $2,200; Smith-Hamilton, owner; Beck & Hepner. contractor. One-story brick dwelling on Hemlock St. between 136th and 137th street; cost, $3,000; James ohnstone, owner ;James Johnstone, contractor. One-story brick dwelling on Parish ave. between 137th and ISSth St.; cost. $.3000; James Johnstone, owner; James ohnstone, contractor. Two-story brick dwelling on Alexander ave. between 149th and 150th St.: cost. $4,200; Mike Zroldos, owner; Mike Zroldos, contractor. One-story frame dwelling on Deal st. between 13Sth and Guthrie st.; cost. $1,200; D. Bilskl. owner; John Dow, contractor. One-story frame dwelling on McCook ave. between 143th and 150th st.; cost. $500: V. Miller, owner; V. Miller, con
tractor.
THE DANGER POINT FOR BATTERIES One thing that a good many automobile owners can't understand about batteries is the way they hang on and keep giving service right up to the minute when they refuse to work at all. "These folks reason fays Mr. Durham, local Willard Service Station dealer, "that the light ought to get a little weaker and start a little slower until the battery gradually wears out." , ' Sometimes a battery acts that Way,
We carry in stock Both new and rental Batteries for the following type of
MakeipfKSar. Abbotts r. Allen Alter . American Anderson Apperson ( ...... Auburn Austin Barley Motor (V.. Bell Ben Hur VBedell Bor Davis . Briscoe ... Dulck Cadillac Emerson Case .. Chalmers
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Champion handler Chase Chevrolet . Cole . Colonial . . Columbia Commonwealth) Crawford .... Crow-Elkhart Davis Day-Elder Stoddard-Dayton Detrolter Dixie Flyer Dispatch Dodge Bros Doris Dort Drummond Economy Elgin Empire Enger Foster Light Car.. Franklin Grant Qray-Dort Harroun Hasslex
r Manfd.
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cars:
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Haynes
Hudson Hupmobile Interstate Jackson .... Jeffery
Jones
Tear Manrd.
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15 to IS All 15 to 18
Jordon . All King 15 to 18 Kissel Kar..... 15 to 18 Kline Kar 16 to 18 Lexington 16 to 18 Lozier 13 to 17 McLaughlin . '. 13 to 18 Marmon 15 to 18 Maxwell 13 to 18 Mitchell 14 to 18 Mollne Auto Co., all but 15 Monroe- 14 to 17 Moon 15 to 18 Nash All National All Norwalk All Oakland 14 to 18 Oldsmobile 14 to 18 Overland 14 to 18 Packard 14 to 18 Paige 13 to 18 Paterson 14 to 18 Pathfinder All Peerless All Plerce-Arrow 14 to 18 Pilot All Premier All Pullman 17 Regal All Reo All Saxon All Scrlpps-Booth All Standard Steel Car All Stanley Steamer....' A11 Stearns 12, 14, 15, 16. 17 and IS Stephens 16 to IS Studebaker 14 to 18 Stutz 16 to 18 Velie All Westcott -All except 14 Willys-Overland Co 16 to 18
Electric Service Station Phone 554 717 Hohman Street, Hammond
IRISH. SITUATION IN PUBLIC INTEREST riNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS. June 11 The Irish situation again took a prominent place in public interest today as a result of the scheduled interview between two of the Irish-American delegates Frank P. Walsh, and Edward Du,tine and President Wilson at the Taris White house. "The American delegation Is apparently of the unanimous opinion that the senate resolution regarding representation of the Sinn Feiners at the peace conference t entirely up to Prsident Wilson. There are conflicting views, however, as to what course will be followed. One delegate expressed belief that the president would probably submit the resolutions corning direct from the senate thus relieving the situation.
BLOOMIXGTON James H. Shaw, of Bloomington. will be the speaker at the annual commencement exercises of the eighth-year school graduates which will be held here next Saturday evening. BRAZIL Frank P. Miller, of this city, a member of the crew of the U. S. S. Shawmut. writes that he was one of the party to greet the American naval seaplane NC-4 en the finish of the long flight. WABASH M. C. Darnall. for four years principal of the Huntington High school, has been elected principal of the Loyal High school succeeding M. L- Pandlfur. who will go to Missouri University.
Deacon Dobson
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NOTICE! MEALS WILL BE SERVED IN OUR CAFETERIA THURSDAY UNTIL 12:15 P. M.
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Store Closed "Thursday Afternoon at 12:30 O'Clock
A Four Piece Bed-room Suite
This suite (exactly as Illustrated) Is In Queen Anne design of genuine American walnut- The illustration shows the style and design, but it can riot show the exquisite finish and -workmanship that makes "this suite a splendid value at our price.
Furniture Eor You We say this because we know that you will be more than pleased with the selections you find here in high quality furniture moderately priced. Liberal credit terms may easily be arranged. Come in and talktto us tomorrow morning. (Third Floor) Furniture Section
Dresser $97.50
Bed $70
Vanity $72.50
Chifforette $60 .
A Porch Swing Moderately Priced
One of these porch swings will be a comfortable and attractive addition to your porch furnishings. The swing, stand and canopy -are sold separately as desired. Swing with adjustable headrest, spring, mattress and'back curtain at 512
All steel stand
$5.98
Canopy if desired, with fringed edges $7
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'Gibson Ice Saving Refrigerators The ice shortage for Summer is now an assured fact that makes the ice saving facilities of the Gibson doubly important. We have all sizes and all styles. Wonderfully constructed throughout, with patented features found in no other make. Prices from $10 to $60
A Gas Stove Now When choosing a gas stove why not get the best. Why not buy a Penninsularrange of finest construction. We have ihese ranges at all sizes and all prices. The one illustrated is one of the better (JJTn ones priced at ........... i& 3 "fi
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Simmon Brass Beds
Built for Sleep Every one knows of the Simmons' Beds. Everyone knows their reputation for satisfaction in every detail. We have these beds in most complete assortments. Almost any size or style may be seen in our third floor Furniture SectionBelow are two of special price interest for tomorrow. Brass Bed
$45
"Simmons'" make; has 2-inch posts and T-inch fillers with Roman gold Polet finish- Splendid construction. A bed to last
a lifetime, at
$45
Brass Bed $35 . "Simmons'" make; has 2-inch posts and -inch fillers; satin stripe finish; very attractive in appearance. An unusual value in a fine bed o at OJJ
Rugs of All Kinds for Summer and All Year Use
Prom assortments as romnUfp
. .... xid tj no irouDie in selecting just the rug you want for your home. Oriental desirns i?i&eiSJ? I Pceddm!stic rugs, including the unequal fed mttall brand. Grass nifq in flip upw noiflw,. j
- aiiciua uu colourings.
. Grass Rugs
6x9 size $11 8x10 size $14.50 9x12 ;size $17.50
Brussels Rugs
6x9 size $18 8 6xl0 size $27.50 9x12 size $31.50
Some iWonderfuI Values in Sport Capes and Coats
HE'S AMBITIOUS Do not plant more than you can take care of, is the advice to gardeners, in the National War Garden Commission's free garden book, which will be sent to anyone for a two-cent stamp for postage. Write to Washington for a copy. If you would give High Cost a swat, prepare to plant your garden lot, for if you let old April pass, you will be short o' garden aass. Th' time to spade your plot is now, don't argue that you don't know how, a trusty fork is all you need, to turn th' soil for garden seed. Give every clod a rousin whack, don't bother "bout your achin' back, but pull th' rake and use th' hoe, and you will deal High Cost a blow. When ground is ready plant your seed, to raise th' track that you will need, some onions, let tuce, corn and beets, a row o radishes and leks. And if you have sufficient land, some early spuds will come In hand, cucumbers, squash and early peas, beans, cabbage and to mato trees. And many other kinds o' truck, will make you say you are in luck, when garden sass is sellln high, and you have none of it to buy A rord of caution now to you. don't tlte off more than you can chew, a little garden tilled with care, wli; yield enough and lorae to spare.
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Many different stvles in soorts coats, wnans
and capes offer exceptional value for tomorrow. Read these items carefully and then come and see '? our special showing.
Sport Wraps A" Special Sale Drwsy outfits for Summer wear. Materials of xnolre and velour In burgundy, grey and tan. Garments all beautifully lined. Sold regularly up to $39.75. SpecisJ tTT rr at ....... . JL m5 (J
Sport Skirts
Velour Coat
In tan and blue check; sport model; straight lined; patent leather belt; a $29.75 garment
special
Satin Cape
$19,75
Tricotine Cape Sand colored tricotine caps w'-th blue and grey etriaed lining; an imported garment regularly sold at J47.50, QPQ 9Z now 9vI O
Navy blue satin cape; lined with beautiful floral pussy willow silk; shawl collar with deep fringe. A $35 garment now DcD Poplin Coat Silk poplin sport coat with a wide bonney knit collar that gives the effect of a throw. Very new in design. AQ 7T Reg. $59-75 at tJO D
of kumsi kumsa, dew klst, moon-glo and crepe. Beautiful new style ideas in pockets and belts. Colors in orchid, pink and white. $15.75 to $25.75
STIFF JOINTS SOREJUSCLES Liaber Up Quickly Un4er Um SMtUag, Penetrating Applicant f HamBn's Wizard Oil In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrate&squickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles. Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antiseptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its soothing, penetrating qualities.
Oet it from druggists for 30 cents. I If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have side ' headache? Just try Wizard liver , Whips, pleasant little piolc pills, j
New Snort Blouses of colored organdy in rose, pink, blue and lavendar. Collar and cuffs of white edged with dainty laces. Very attractive for summer, wear. $3.49 to $4.95
New Slip-Over Sweaters in the popular fish-tail styles. 'All wool and fibre silk, in copen, coral, peacock, pink and irose. You will want one for summer. Priced from $1.95 to $7.95
Summer Comforts and Sporting GooHst
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In our basement you will find sporting goods of all kinds for vacation use, with other needs for hot days to come.
HAMMOCKS
Window Screens
Tennis Rackets
adjustable; made of black wire;
24 inches high, adjusts to 33 inches.
Buy yours flow, special Thursday ftorning at
69c
extra well made; carefully balanced, tightly woven; very special
ly priced for Thurs
day morning, each
$1.25
Lawn Swings
Roller Skates
four passenger, hardwood frame.
nicely painted. Why not get one at
this very low price tomorrow
$7.50
for boys or girls, extra heavy;
ball bearing rollers. Yqur boy or
girl should have a pair. Special
$175
All kinds in striped materials, pillow tops and fringed edges $2 to $7.75
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