Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1919 — Page 2

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This Special Low Price is for this One Day Only It's needless for us to go into detail about this Weil-Known Nationally Advertised KITCHEN CABINET. We all know that the HOOSIER is recognized as the most convenient, best equipped Kitchen Cabinet on the market. It has reached such a high state of perfection in design and construction that we can give this broad, unlimited guarantee your money all back if you are not delighted.

The Roll Door lloosier featuivcl for this One Day at$49.?0'is a beauty: made of ':d oak throughout, scientifically arranged with the mo-t usi-d articles nearest at hand, has White Enameled Canopy. The wide uncluttered cupboard provides ample space above the Sliding Table Top, which is made of Genuine White Porcelain, Guaranteed Not To Rust, CoiTode or Tarnish. The Iloosier's legless base contains 25 per -cent extra space. The Roll Doors can be removed to clean. Each cabinet is fitted with a large size metal bread box, white enamel flour bin and sugar bin, complete, set of spice jars and other special "Hoosicr" features

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Did you see "Checkers?" SAYS uTsTSLftR IS WORTH 27C Expert Says there is Slow Starvation Going On In America.

Statement of Condition

East Chicago State Bank At the Commencement of Business September 13th, 1919.

Resources. Loans and discounts $41.5,740.69 United States and other bonds 291,803.75 Banking house and fixtures (6,950.0() ("ash and exchange 117,194.57

Total resources

-$891,089.01

Capital stock Surplus and undivided profits.. Rediscounts DEPOSITS

; 50,000.00 36,300.49 25,000.00 780,328,52

Total liabiliti

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-891,680.01

Officers and Directors. J. Kalman Reppa, President. A. C. days, Vice President. O. P. Rahn, Cashier. O. H. Mansell, Asst Cashier. Dr. A. G. Schlieker l)r. A. A. Ross A. C. Crays Jos. Wadas, Comparative Deposits September 13, 1918 $675,408.72 September 13, 1919. . $780,328.52

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ay between the teachers federation and Trtiste Jamea Jioach, according to advices from Linton. No detaila were griven except tiiat committres from the Central Labor Union vigtted a.U schools in an attempt to persuade non-union teachers not to take up their work. The trustee had employed twenty of 26 teachers required and was proceeding on th? open shop princ!pe, to

Lwhich the Federation objected, de

manding- r.cog-r.it'on. according t Information received here.

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! CHIC A.' JO. Sept. 15. Th American dollar is worth but twenty-seven cents loiiay. Professor Vm. F. Ogburn, of Columbia University, placed this valuation on the American dollar today while, testifying for the stock, yards employes at the wag hearing before Federal Judge Alschuler. -Since before the war the cost of living in the Vnited States has increased scventy-thrro rcr cent." Frof. Ogburn testified. "I base my statement on careful investigation. From June 1. 3918. to the latter part of AukusH. 191!, the cost of living went

up nine per cent. During the same ti.riwd of time I found that wholesale

t rices went up six per cent.

-There, is now a considerable slow

starvation in the United States resulting:

from undernourishment," Prof. Ogrburn

declared.

BANK CALL ISSUED I INTFRNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE!

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. The comptrnllfr of the currency today issued a

call for the condition of national banks at the closo of business of Sept. 12.

FAILED TO GET LICENSE

Failing to got a permit from the city to pass out hand bills, John Clarkson of Hammond, Ind.. was arrested at Fifteenth and Broadway by Ofilcer Kertless of the nary police Saturday afternoon. This is in violation of a city ordinance and Clarkson will he given trial in the city court before Judge Dunn today.

STEELMAN'S INDIANS VICTORIOUS OVER IBACH'S LAMBS In a hard fought match with B. J. Steelman and J. G. Ibach. Jr., captains, the former's team scored 21 to 17 points at the Country Club last Saturday. Ibach's players will have the pleasure of paying for their opponent's dinners. Scores: Stcelm&ns. I?chJ. Steelman 2 Ibach 1 C. H. True 21 L. Cox 0 AV. E. Russell 2E. P. Deming : 3 Dr. Sharrer 2 H. Johnson 1

E. P. Ames I. . Harwood 0 G. Clark 21 II. Jones 1 T. R. Tennant 0 Dr. Groman 2 Dr. Long 3 J. Dunsing 1 SI. K. Burr 2 G. M. Summers 2 Totals 21

O. Gersbach 1 F. O. Paige 3 W. E. Osborn 1 R. E. Mott 2 W. B. Beatty 3 W. A. Hill 0 C. G. King will 2 C. Hick 2 H. Call 0 Mr. Bressler 0 Totals 17

WANTS MORE ARMY RECRUITS.

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COMMUNITY

SING' TUESDAY

Hammond, Ind., Sept. 15. Hammond's first community 's:ns'' which was postponed last week on account of bad weather, will be held tomorrow evening at Harrison rark.Tlm delay .has resulted in some additions being: mad on the program. Th chorus has had more time for rehearsals and Miss Glenn Ethel Stelhorn. the soloist, has been given an oppurtun ty to practice with the chorus. Special lights are being provided in the park for the entertainment. Spoti lights operated by storage batteries, will flood the scene rendering it al

most as light as day.

readiness for the openir,? of the program at 7 : 0 o'cork tomorrow evenir:r. Under the direction of Georsre Adkins an Immense chorus cf scores of voices, m.iO. up cf the choirs of the churches of Harr-mond. will lead the sins'". Miss Stelhorn of Indianapolis, who is to render a number of solos, has had over two years of experience in this kind 0f work with the War Camp Community service which '13 put tint," on the H.inunond event. Uurlnar the war she sun for the sol

diers at it. l.fnjiniln Harrison at Indianapolis and also asis.tei in a. num-j ber of entcrtain-nents which were held !

for thetn at Malison Square Garden, New York. A quartette con-posed 0f four local men have alsi ncreej to s'.ng- tomorrow even!'' and several of the men will furnish solos. This is beinsr put in as a surprise for Hammond people. The War Camp Community service extends an ' in vita tlon to every-

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is especially anxious to have every ex-service man present. The boys who were in the army ail know of the great work which the service acconiT'iisheil and they are assured that the work whith is now under way here is really a cnt ination of the pood v.crk done in the camps.

Did you see "Checkers?"

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

, ( INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Sept. 15. The stock

All wiil be in body to attend this opening

market closed irregular today. I'etj-oleuni featured the final

Mexican trading

with an ad a nee of 12 points to a new high record of 220'yi, reacting at the closo to 220. The obacco stocks were prominent. l,iirKctt Meyers rose over 20 points to 2 43 and American Tobacco IS points to 243. Steel common was finally 105; Raidwin Rocomotive, "135; General Motors. 230: Studobaker, 11.3 Is; .Tobacco Products. 102 3; and Ran American Petroleum. 123". Total sales of stocks today were 950,. 5U0 .--har.s; bonus. fl2.936.0O0. Ailis Chalmers 45 Ameriean Agriculaural 9714 American Car and Foundry 33 American Rocomotive 161 H American Sm'elting 78 American Steel Foundry 40 American Sugar Refining 129 Anaconda 69 3 Atchison 1 90 14 Kaldwin Locomotive 135 Baltimore and Ohio 1 41 Bethlehem Steel li - 93 California Petroleum 54

MORE TROUBLE AT LINTON, IND. t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIAN A POUS. Ind.. Sept. 15. Only two of the. fourteen district schools of Stockton township outside of Linton. Ind., were opened this morninar as a result of the controver-

SICK 17 YEARS; RELIEVED BY TAKING No. 40 for the BLOOD. "For 17 years I was troubled with dropsy and bad blood. I took every kind of medicine that was recommended to me without beneilt until I got a bot'le of Number 40 and it helped me so much that I sent and grot two more bottles and since taking the second bottle, I am feeling fine. I wish to recommend Number 40 to any one needing a blood medicine as I believe it is as good as recommenced. Mrs. Jane Goodwin. Gideon. Mo." Number 40 is demanded in depraved conditions of the system, especially of the blood end general health. In chronic enlargement of the spleen or liver. In chronic malarial poisoning. Removes the causes of disease by stimulating the removal of waste thus encouraging nutrition. Kmployed with success in. blood poisoning, chronic rheumatism, catarrh, eczema and skin diseases. Made by J. C. Mendenhall, Evansvilhj, Ind. 40 years a druggist. Sold by Jos. "W'els, Hammond; Central

Capt. Houck and two sergeants from the army recruiting headquarters at Indianapolis arrived n Hammond today to assist Sergeant Bob Cramer in his campaign to procure men for all brajnehes of the service for the Sixth division at Camp Grant, 111. Cramer has also received instructions from Major T. F. Ryan to procure men for the Twentieth infantry, quartermaster and transport corps at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. An especially alluring branch of the service has been opened to a limited number of exceptionally good men. Previous service men are wanted, adapted for field artillery, for service at the Illinois State University, Vrbana, 111. This detachment consists of two sergeants, one 'chief mechanic, two mechanics, one horseshoer, and seventeen privates. They wfll receive $15 monthly, commutation of quarters, $2.25 per day commutation of rations, and f4.72 per month for commutation of heat and light, all in addition to their regular soldier pay. These men for college duty will not be required to drill more than one or two hours per day. and the principal duty will be to assist in instructing in the work for field artillery.

mond . It is claimed by Mr. Stafford thai the boy ran in front of him from in back of an automobile and it ai la possible to avoid hitting h'-rn.

Did you see "Checkers?

'WHERE EVERYEODY GOES

Qrpheum THEATRE HAMMOND, IND. TODAY "Around the Map"

A Miniature Musical Comedy.

8 People, Mostly Girls. Special

Scenery and Catchy Music. Hyde & Hart Comedy Novelty Acrobat. Dale & Lee Bits of Nonsense. Dora Hilton & Co. The Girl With the Golden Voice. Harry Hoyt

Singing, Talking and Dancing.

Klass & Termini A Musical High Ball.

New show Monday, Wednesday

and Saturday. Matinee daily at

2:30 p. m. Night continuous 7

to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11.

Did you see "Checkers?" TWO BABES DIE" AT EAST HAMMOND. Undertaker J. S. Czech3nskj of East Hammond reports the death of Katie Bozko, aged 11 months, S2 Company house, on Saturday. Funeral this morning with interment at St. John's cemetery . Frances Magcziak. aged 8 days, died Sunday, 2S 154th Place. Funeral tomorrow at St. Andrew's, burial at Holy Cross cemetery.

BOY HIT BY MOTORCYCLE.

Canadian Pacific 153 "g Drug Store. Indiana Harbor. Adv.

Peter Gertich, the four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gertich of 826 Summer street, Hammond, was badly bruised and cut about tne face antf body yesterday afternoon when he wa hit by a motorcycle driven by J. R. Stafford of 233 Detroit . street. Ham-

DeLuxe Theatre

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Elsie Ferguson in "A Society Exile"

Extra Good.

WEDNESDAY AND THURS. LILA LEE in "The Heart of Youth" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OLIVE THOMAS in "Upstairs and Down" Manager's decision: Very good. SUNDAY The Great Nazimova in "The Brat."

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