Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 17 July 1919 — Page 2

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Hot Day Delicatessens Lion Store 'Cold Meats, Baked Ham. Potato and Tuna SaUd, Baked Pork and Beans, etc., are of delicious flavor, fres-h and pure; very convenient to serve on these hot days, too. And they are more healthful for your family.

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Goo&s Quality Matches. full-size and g" Ount,.pk. OC Srif t!s Borax: Laundry Soap.lCrbars ssior. . ... . .fvv' Kirk's Hardwater Castile Soap, regular 10c cakes. CpUriAff Sani-Flush muss, 2dc cans.., Sweetheart Toilet Soap, this sale 4 cakes r & for J DC Choice Peanut Butter, ii full qt. 36 oz. r : jars, special. . . .J jj Booth's Sardines in toil mato saucer mustard and ;j spiced, large q ?! oval cans C

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Blackberries. Currants. 1 Cherries and all kinds of Fruit received Fresh Ev- ; ery Morning by Our I Own Truck from So. ! Water Street. SPECIAL!

Drug Specials

Freefone removes corns without pain, STc bottle O (kr special JL S. S. S. Blood Purifter, this well known remedy sells reg- q ularly at $1.04, special L JC Squibbs' Liquid Petrolatum for constipation, $1.00 Cir bottle special OkC Emulsified Cocoanut Oil for' shampoo, 52c bottles, q special JOC

Candy Specials

Chocolate Almond", regular price ' per b., $1.00, special 15c i i lb. Caramel Creams, wrapped, a good chewing piece, will not stick, regular price 35c. special

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GROCERY Specials! 20 Mule Team Borax 49c Pink Beauty Br a n d Choice Pink Salmon Vj lb. cans 1An at ,JL 20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips, reg. 15c pk for cleaning closet ZlC Pompeian; Olive Oil K?.T. 68c Angell Park Sweet June Peas, Xo. 2 cans, 17c: foran! 48c Swift's Washing Pow. der large J) packages jij J C

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REPORT

BILL MONDAY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. July 17. Th senate rrohJbition enforcement bill will b ref'fril to the full judiciary committee probably on Monday. Senator Sterling- of South Dakota, ohainnan of the subcommittte drafting the mpasurii, stated today. "I believe the bill will go tnrough the senate easily and with Utile opposition." Senator Sterling said, lie admitted he was not hopeful, however, for final action unsil ftfter the peace treaty had been disposed of. The senate sub-committee today was giving particular attention to th rlaueeq In the hill which make it permissible for liquors to be kept in private dwellings for private use. Members of the committee hoped to reach soma plin which would strike at the man ho haa stored away lare quantities of liquor for his own use. maintaining that this i. an evasion of the spirit of the law and i! unfair to those who were not able to lay in a supplv of wet stock. Senator Walsh, of Montana, strongly favors a provision in the bill which would make these stores taxable and would require the owners to report thp air.ount rt liquor which they have. Senator Sterling h.is indicated tha'. in his opinion it will be a difficult problem to deal with private li.jiior hoards ami believes that the most effectual way will be to allow the supplies to be maintained eo long as they do not come in violation with the law. Appeals of the anti-saloon league for more facilities for searching warrants was not expecte.1 to meet with favorable results from the senate committee. Senator Sterling and Senator Walsh reiterated today that they believe that the proceedings for securing search warrants are now adequate. The anti-saloon lea rue's request that the punishment for securing search warrants for "malicious and unprovcable" causes be lessened., also has not met with favor by members of the committee. THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN Allis Chalmers .-4 43', American ""ar and Foundry-l 15 'a American Locomotive fl-1-! American Smelting " 87 American Steel Foundry 4 4 s. American Tel. ani Tel. 103", Anaconda 76 Atchison 101 v4 Rildwm Locomotive 115 Baltimore and Ohio tSU Bethlehtm Steel B 1M7s Canadian Tacittc 1601, Central Leather 1 1 1 1i Chesapeake and Ohio 58 Chicago and North Western 1 'in, Chicago. Mil. and St. Faul Colorado Fuel Ite'aware and Hudson 116 Erie r 10'j General Klectric i ': Genera! Motors 232'. Gt. Northern Fr. 95 Illinois Central 102 Uckawanna Steel 89 Lehigh Valley Mid vale Steel FS's X. T. Air Drake 125 New Tork Centra! SI X. T.. X. H. and Hartford 37'i Xcrfolk and Western 197-,4 Xorthern Facific S6'i Pennyl-ania 4 5 7 Pittsburgh Coal 6S7 Pressted Steel Car ' ?! Railway Steel Spring: 9 Reading fl1 Republic Iron and Steel !. T Southern Pacific lOS'i Studehaker HS Sinclair 6Sli Texas Co. 275 Vnion FaclfSr. 134a U. S. Steel 112' Westlnghouso 5S Willys Overland 31 CHICAGO IJTE STOCK. HOGS Top. $22.15; heavyweight. $21.3022.10: medium weight. $21.10 ft 22.1 5; i .. 1- j 1 --i WHEN SHAVE UNKNOWINGLY Wkea rsa only xnav brr froaa the Mrfaeo f tb fctn tbe remit la tbe imtmt am shavlax. The ox It erauwi4eH wot to renrare ha It la to attack: t ainder tbe ekta. Deftllraele. tU original ummltarr UI4. does tia hy ekeorptlon. OcJr senaJae DeMtracle kit a Boner-kaek gaanate la each package. At toilet ceoatera la OOe. Kl aa4 9 aisea. or br Basil frea na hi plala wrapiecr on reoeipt of prtre. FREE book atarfled la plain aealed eavrlise M reivrnt. leMtraclH 13ta SU aai Park a.. N-w YorkAmazo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Buy in live gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Roby, Ind. WE PAINT FORDS FOR $15.00 Cut prices on all other makes. Let us wax your new car the way it should be waxed CUT RATE AUTO PAINT SHOP 301 Michigan Ave., Hammond. Phone 2141. Res- 1043-M.

War Department Creates Honor Legion for Employers

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By Colonel Arthur Woods, Assistant to the Secretary of War. Our work of getting positions for discharged soldiers and sailors has gotten away to a good start. All over the United States the War Department is securing the hearty co-oprration of all the welfare services, Chainher? of Commerce, tabor unions, employers' associations, and many national, state, and civic bodies, 'l of whom are at liberty to use the machinery of the United States Employment Service towards hooking up the discharged men of the Army and Navy with a good job. We have also had the patriotic assistance of employers, corporations, firms, and individuals, in the matter of reinstating their old men in the jobs they held before they went to war. I may also say that between 70 per cent, and 80 per cent, of our honorably discharged soldiers and sailors have the offer of their pre-war jobs. The hero of toifay is not to become the hobo of toAmorrow. Until everyone of these returning men ij Lack in his old job or a better one we have not discharged cur whole duty towards them. In this work of placing our soldiers and sailors we have been loyally co-operated with by the great majority of American employers. In return for this the War and Navy departments have prepared a handsome citation which is issued to all employers who have assured the departr.ients that they will gladly re-emp!cy everybody wi;D formerly worked with them ur.A left to serve in the Army or Nary during the Great War. This citation carries with it permission for the holder to display on his firm's service nag the shield of the United States as a symbol that he will fulfil his obligations to the men who went to the defense of the country at the time of its peril. The citation is signed by the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Navy, and myself, assistant to the Secretary of War. It is handsomely engraved and engrossed with the name of the recipient. There are no strings to it. All we ask is that the employer write an application for such a citation, stating that he will re-employ his old ser- , vice men, and address me in care of the War Department, Washington, D. C.

lirht weight. $:i.l0t ::.15: light lights.! J 20.50 'a 2 1.75 : heavy packing sows, smooth. $20.51 ft 21.73; packing sows, rough, $19.75 2.51: pies. $1?. 5" 20.75. CATTLl Beef steers Choice and prime. $17.10 55 15.15; medium and pood. $13,251 17.00: good and choice. $H.:5r , 17.23; common and medium. $lrt.25j' i 14.75. Butcher cattle Heifers. $8.0 0 j $14.51; cows. $7.73 1: 13.00; bulls. $v73'r, 12.75. tanners and cutters Cows and! heifers, $6.01 7.75; ear ner steers, $7.25 , W lO.f'0: veal calves flight and handy- ' weight). $ I S.CS 19.25; feeder steers,' $9. SOW 12. M; siocker steers. $R. 23 11.75; stocker cows and heifer. $7.6f.'(i 9 50; : stocker calves. $S.25t 12.00. VEAL-50 to 61 lbs . 90 to 11' 2.1c:. 7" to 26 "a 2 SO lbs.. 24 if 2 lbs , fancy. 2$c: overweight kidneys 175 lbs., 17c; coarse Ho. 140 to CHICAGO CASH GKAIIT CLOSE. ! COH.V No. 2 mixed. $1 93ft !.: 3 ' mixed, $ 1.92 i2 ti 1 93 ; 5 mixed. $191':: 2 . white, $2 02 ft 2.03: 2 yellow, ILOilfr'' 1 97,-i; 3 yellow. i.S5136; 4 yellow.! $1.93. i OATS No. 2 white, S11S2c: 3 white. fOfi Sle; 4 white, 79c. CEICAOO PEOEUCE, Bt'TTEFi Creamery extras. "2Ho: firsts. 49 -H 51c: packing sto-ks. 41 '? 44c. EGGS Current receipts, 3 '4-. ordinary firsts, 3 9 T 40c; firsts. ll'-jV i: 4o: extras. 42 ft 4 3 'i c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 2c: chickens. 32c. siTinu. 3S'ft42c: roosters, 22c; s-eese, 25c: ducks. 23ft 25c. POTATOKS N w. Chios. $3.Hg 3 5. Gary Mutual Life. The officers and directors of the Gary National Life are beincr entertained at Warsaw by stockholders, policy holders and friends. Tresident Wilbur Wynant. Airency Supervisor A. K. Johnson. Vice President and Conlulting Actuary Harry L. Arnold. Treasurer K. A. Ridseiey, Vice President and Counsel George H. Manlove. Pirertor Cart. H S. Norton and Director Autust H. W Johnson left on tho 4:24 Pennsylvania train tor Warpaw. Ind.. to attend a reception and dinner at the Hoys Hotel iven by the. stockholders and policy holders of 1he Gary National Life, at the conclusion of thtir stock selling eamr'n at Warsaw. The company allored a certain amount of stock to that county and purchasers of this allotment are the leadinp rr'! in that community, as they have been in all the communities where the Gar? National Lifo has opened up and developed territory. It is the rolicy of the company in ail neu- territory that they open up to distribute a limited amount of stock among the leading people in that community. establish an agency, and co-operate with and thorough" develop an agency organisation. With the co-operation of the stockholders and policv holders, with the agents and the home, office force, the company has succeeded in every territory of becoming the leading insurance company in that community, which they expect to do In Kosciusko county. Several new counties in northern Indiana are being opened by the company. The company is still keeping: up its rapid increase of new business and will undoubtedly end the yar with more than $4,000,000 insurance in force. SAY IT'S NOT SPECULATION Vernon Redmond, of the Times composing room who is on the Job apain after a year's service with the A. E. F. in France, haa bought a home on Van Burtn street. He says it is just speculation, but his friends declare it is not and say that time will irove they are r:grhv

'Bulletins

(BULLETIsr.) By SOBEBT J. ?EEW. ' ST A F F CORRESPONDeNT I N. SERViCEl PAS.IS, JiUy 17. Tbe statctnont a..ade by a member of the Japanaa commission la an exclusive Interview with tbe Internatlcnal News Serrlce lata yesttrciay that Japan was ready to restore fall territorial rights In Kiao-chau to China within six months, and resents allegations that she intends to hold, Kiao-chau in perpetuity, aroused great Interest in peace conference circles today. None of the Chinese delegates or any of the allied delegates vitally interested in the far eastern problem have tins far commented upon the statement. "We are prepared to restore fall territorial rigrhts to Kiao-chau to China within six months," said the Japanese delegate. We are. most anxious to setale the whole question. We ask nothing better than to return the territory in acocrdanoe with the treaty of 1915. WANT LAW AND ORDER IN MEXICO riNTERNATIONAL NSWS SFRV1CE1 WASHINGTON. July 17. Conferences with Mexican faction leaders by a Jo'.nt congressional committee for tt.e purpose of bringinjt about a condition of law and order in Mexico, were proposed in a resolution introduced in the house today by P.ep. La -G'.ardia. of New York. The committee would consist of Ave senators and five members of the house and would confer with representatives of Carranza. Angeles, Pla. Pelaez and Zapata. Inquire into local conditions and agree upon a provisional government to be supported by all these factions until a permanent government could be established. The conference would be held "at Some place decided upon as prudent tnd practicable" and as early as possible. MARTIAL LAW IN SERVIA LONDON. July 17 Martial law has reen declared in Srv!a as a result of outbreaks in which persons have been killed ard many wounded, said an Exchange Te'ef:raph dispatch frm Vienna today Kail way traffic has been suspended, pemonst rat ions are being made daily in Belgrade and elsewhere against the aarrest of Socialist leaders. LUTHERAN ELECTION. MNTESWHTIONAL NWS SFBVICF' FORT WAYNE. Ind. July 17. The Lutheran Charities conference her has elected the following officers. President Rev. Philip Wambyganss. of Fort Wayne: vice president. Rev. F. Hershberger. St. Louis. Mo ; secretary. Rev. R . Is. Rauman. Red Wing, Minn, and treasurer August Freese, Fort Wayne. TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF NOBLES VILLE. Ird . July i7.Aftr depositing cash from the sale of a reighbor's wheat in his own name, tren ther'-nnst the money out to adJust a personal -ot, it Is alleged, Iirry Oi?-!-", attonrted suicid. He xY, recover

LAWRENCE PELSTER! MOTHERWANTS YOU St. Louis Woman Believes Her Son Is Here; Do You Know Him.

Lawrence J. Pelster, where are yu? Here a letter from your mother. She certainly does want to see yfiu and is convinced you are. arrund fhi?s ree-ion. Can you read this and not be touched? "No doubt yi.u will remember I uroto you about a ear afro In regard to my fon, Lawrence J. Pelsler. I am fctill trying u locate him. I have never heard tne word of him or from him since April 23. 1018. Oh. how I ton to know where he Is. If you have a late register, will y u please see if he is roistered, ar.d is there any way to learn if he registered :n j our city last September wbt n boys from eighteen to twenty-one had to register for war service? I wrote to the Bureau of Information. AVashinston. , 1"J. C, October. 19 IS, but they could d) nothing. I often wondered if he cnuM hav been on that train that was w recked ifavingr Hammond for Chicago. Apri 191?. I wish I had the means to come up there. My heart ahes fr him. Another thMig, he did a frost of readIf you hae a nbriry in your city ar.d he js ttwre I know he is visiting it. He may visit your Y. M. C. A. if you have one. I h''P I am not asking too much .if you. I am trusting and praying you wiil lie able to karn something of him and thanking you in advance for your kind assistttnee and wishing you every success. I am a very depressed, widowed mother. Sincertly, MRS. C. A. PELSTER. 23PO Talm St.. St. Louie, Mo. AMERICANS TO FINANCE SHIPS 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEftVlCEl BERLIN', July 17. A report was current in financial circles today that American financiers propose the re-organization of the Hamburg-American and North German Lloyd Steamship lines and that the vessels will fiy the United States flagr when asrain put into commission. The idea is favored by the German stockholders. The government has announced Its Intention of re-'mhaiEing ship owners for their lessen curing the war. Negotiations are row proceeding- in Berlin. The ship owners are demanding from four to six times the pre-war value of their vessels. WORK ON NEW INDIANA ROADS f TIKES BUREAU AT STATE CITAL1 TNP1ANAPOLTP. Ind . July IT. Work wKl be started in a short time r r. 22 fi 5 miles of roads in Indiana, the first to be constructed under the 1919 highway commission act. The stete highway commission has let the contracts for these roads, the aggregate cost of which will be J'S1.0.'133 The roads to be improved include the Ni'es road, from South Bend to the Michigan county line, to cost IIPI.SS -2". The contract was let to the White Construction Company of Milwaukee. THEY NATURALLY REFUSED TO PAY NEW YORK. July 1 7 Forty-two. T. M. C. A.. 15 Red Cros and 5 Knights of Columbus workers were held "In heck" when the transport President WiVon arrived from Marseilles today because they refused to pay the transportation personnel officer $19 for h0 meals served enroute The Auxiliary workers refused to- pav on the grounds that the meals were included in their transportation and the personnel officer announced that they would stay on hoard until the Rio Grande freezes ever if they didn't pay for the food. The President Wilson brought 2.0?s overseas troops under command of Col. Clifford C. Carson, of Indianapolii. TARPAULIN STOLEN. H. r. Downey of the United Construction Co., reported to the police this mornsne that a large tarpaulin, valued at $50 had been stolen during the night. It was being used to cover material at the side of Calumet avenue, near Aaton street. FENSIN BROS. FILE SUIT Morris and Chester Fensin doing business as Fersin Bros, have filed a suit on account against Pa it Kslkanoff and Paul Givchoff n the Hammond superior court. P Greenwa'.d r.r.d J. M. S'inson are attorneys for the plaintiff. CHILD EATS TABLET; DIES nTER NATIONAL NEWS SEtVICEl HUNTINGTON. July 17. A box of medicinal tablets was ?iven to the 3 months old child of Thomas '"lark to play with The child swallowed the tablets and died. BY MOONLIGHT. f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvK: SEYMOUR. Ind., July 17 Harvestingby moonlight is being resorted to bs Jackson county farmers behind with the wheat crop. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a iew cents Try It! Squeeze the Juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion bcautifler, at vc-ry, very small cost. . Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces cf orchard white for a f w cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms end hands each day and see how freckles inn blemishes disappear and how e'ear, lesl It is harmless and never irritate.

SUTHERLAND WON'T SEE WILSON NEW TORK, July 17 U. S, Senator Howard Sutherland of Wept Vir

ginia, member of senate military affmrs committee. ie...iared here !oday that he would cr,fci.ier it bad form fur him to accept any invitation from President tViyon to go to the. White HO'J" to discus the leajrue of nation? 'The place for the president to talk l.i in the tenate," he added. Sutherland came here to mttt his eon. Lieut. Richard K. Sutherland, who rttuir.ed from France today. JREENSHfRO After f.vtn? tw5 weeka with a roken back, sustame-i in a runaway n ident. Major Hyboll i-i. of Napo'-f' t, i f dead. When in need of a purgative, do not resort to violent cathartics, but take the gentle, natural laxative eecham's LwMt Sale of Any Ma&ein in tha WerfA old Trrwher. la Eaxes, 10c . 25a. lJHHBJS BLJQLJB ' aOClSTlaTalCrfaTBf DeLuxe Theatre TODAY EVELYN NESBIT THOU SHALT NOT" FRIDAY Constance Talmadge IN "Experimental Marriage M ALSO Charlie Chaplin Sunny Side SATURDAY Mitchell Lewis IX "Nine Tenths of the Law" ALSO C'narlie Chaplin IN "Sunny Side" SUNDAY MARION DAVIES in the great stage success "The Belle of New York MON., TUES. AND WED. The Drury Lane Special 'The White Heather" AYith an all star cast. Pi B nio. a en m 'ice Coolest Place in Town. Qrpheom THEATRE XAKasoors. ura. "WHERE EVERYBODY GOES " Feature Today and Friday Haas Brothers International Novelty. WALTER JAMES The Sunny Boy. CLIFTON & DALE Comedy, Singing, Dancing and Talking. EDNA & LILLIAN Songs and Piano. CARSON TRIO De Luxe Entertainers. A'so RUTH ROLAND -IN "The Tiger's Trail" Nw show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily, 2:30. Nights continuous 7 to 11. Sundays continuous 2 to 11. ... 11 e i i;i' . PASTIME -TODAYPETE MORRISON IN THE FOUR CUN MAN Aio tied Comedy. -TOMORROW HALE HAMILTON IN "THAT'S GOOD" BIJOU... -TODAYVERA KEEFE IN "THE AMATEUR WIDOW Also TOM MIX in a Western Feature. "PALS IN BLUE." TOMORROW THE AMERICAN WAY Also "THE RED CLOVE."

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