Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1919 — Page 6

Page Six.

THE TIMUa

GARY WILL MAINTAIN STRICT ORDER

That trict order will be maintained in Gary during the strike and that violence will not be toleratej on either side is the substances of a proclamation that will be issued by Mayor V. F. Uodjes of this city to the public sometime this afternoon. Chief of Tolice Forbis has also been notified to have his men in readings for any possible clash or bloodshed and has already out-lined his plans to meet the situation. All Zrook to Gary. Recognized as the largest steel center In the country, the eyes of 250.000 steel and iron workers are cast Garyward today, as It is now openly admitted by both sides in the big steel strike controversy, that as the strike goes in Gary, so it will go the nation over. The outcoma of the strike hinges on this city. Unless there is an eleventh hour criMS. nothing will stop the steel workers from walking out. Everything has been primed and set for the occasion. Mssi mettings are being held daily by th ateel workers and labor officials and all that now remains are the hours between now and the proclaiming of the strike and walkout at 6 o'clock next Monday morning. As the men walk out company officials will start the new shift schedule. This will be necessary on account of the decrease in the forces. It was circulated that the Gary works and subsidiary plants were going to shut down, but K is learned that the mills have enough

material on hand to last for months and will run until compelled to close. Tho workmen will be fed and house.! in tho plant, if it so boconios necessary. Just what the division of strength of tho strikers will be is an unccriaintly and the strike alone will tell. Steel company officials state that there urn only about 15 per cent of the employes who signified their intention of going out. while labor officials look for as high as 85 per cent. At Gary the men work under conditions which are accepted as models for industrial plants the world over. Families liv in miy-owned houses rented at low figures. The issues necessari

ly will be confined to recognition of the union. The home-owning and stock-holding class of employes in Gary have failed to show much enthusiasm over the strike, though a percentage of them may he afraid not to strike. It is in the radical element, many of them Rlirns, that the union organizers have found a fertiie field.

Friday, September 19, 1919.

PERSHING KISSES FLAG AS CHILDREN PAY HONOR TO HIM

In an Around -GAR Y-

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE CLOSES SATURDAY

Although, they may not reach their goal, of 1500 members, when the membership campaign of the Gary Post of the American Legion comes to a close tomorrow evening, the various committees and workers entertain bright hopes of enrolling enough members to make the Gary Chapter one of the fore most in the state.

ft Fashion's Forecast

By Annabel Worthington

LADY'S TWO PIECE WAIST.

A flowered pussywillow silk. Georgette r challis will make up very prettily in this style. No. 033O has the inset vest which is so well liked because it gives l'g lines. The est is rounded at the tipper edge and has two deep applied folds. Tlie collar has folds to correspond. The back of the waist extends over the bealders and the fronts are gathered to jWe aoftoes. The Bishop sleeve are gathered into deep cuffs. The lady's two-piece waist No. fC.90 is cut in sizes 3J to 44 inches bust. The SC inch size rrquires 1 yard 3(5-iach material, with yard.38-iach contrastlog material, and 44 yards hemstitching.

Price 15 cents.

t 9

9390

1 Fi

mmono rruit to.

Special Sale on Saturday FANCY WHITE POTATOES, per peck 00C $2.10 bushel.

FANCY BLUE GRAPES, per basket .. FANCY JONATHAN APPLES, 3 lbs. for...... FANCY MAIDEN BLUSH APPLES, 4 lbs. for. FANCY CALIFORNIA GRAPES, per basket SWEET BLUE PLUMS, 1 3 dozen for 1 . FANCY SWEET POTATOES, 5 lbs. for

25c 25c 70c 25c 25c

Free Delivery to all Parts of the City Phone 623

to.-

195 E. State St., Corner State and Oakley.

Hammond Fruit

1 k p. -.;. . I sj- - ;;.-v .--.:Ly ?; I J - t:' i t . .v Vs M Urt v. 1 4 'I i - 4 I J TtiVv' 5 s--; if . ; ,--lv- .vv4C rV' -;- kr . J' . J Lv, ' w i

General Pershing kiswnjr the Stars and Stripes and receiving bouquet from Miss Kitty Dalton, war worker wilV Knights of Columbus.

famous First division which returned with him Pershing left his l.osition. in line long enough to accept a trreat bounuet of American Beauty roses from Miss Kitty Dalton, pirl war worker with the Knights cf Columbus.

Beautiful Fall Styles Attractively Priced This new button model will find favor with women who seek that exclusive note of distinction in footwear. Just risk one look at this queenly shoe, moulded for proud shapely feet, and satisfy yourself of its beauty and quality. The price will please you, too. Exclusive lace models in all the wanted leathers. $7.00 to $14.00 ORTT'S GOOD SHOES For Boys and Girls Prices are a good bit less than you would expect to pay for such pood looking, serviceable shoes. JAS. B. ORTT 169 East State St. Hammond, Ind. "The Store for Service"

"Love your flag always," was the message General Pershipp pave the thousands of boy scouts and school children who turned out in Central park. New York, to honor him on his return, from

overseas. And to show that his experience with the boys overseas had only made him love the flayr more, he kissed it affectionately while the children watched him in silence. During the reat parade staged to honor Pershing and the

b a a b trs.B a o.is.bVji if n s Vb b a ei h a a Yh

A canvass of the enure city in being made fciid yesterday the workers extended their drive Into the mills and a large number of application were signed up amont? th ex-soldiers, the sailors and marines. The result rf the memberi-hip drive will not be made known untU the Azures-and tabulated probably some time Sunday.

BOY SDOUT COUNCIL IN SESSION TODAY

At three o'clock executive council Scouts met in the Hodges at the city

thig afternoon of the Gary

off ice

ha.ll t

will play th'ir willing sarnf of the season at Fro be! field in Gary Situr-

uny firu-rnoon at j i:!ock. whn ta y I will stack up atraint ihe fast Chicago!

ne'.Khts hifcu school apijrfsraf ion. Th: will be the (irt girn ! the ID 19 schtd ule.

GARY MAN DISS

FROM CAH ACCIDENT !

a slrrft car accident av?. and I'.roadway,

matters concerning the local organisation of Hoy Scouts. Some matters of importance, pertaining to the future welfare of the organization will be discussed.

As a result of at Twenty-sixth

the one jary man is dead.

Boy On last Wednesday t lRht.at 12 o'clock

of Mayor i In fuse circuit 11' the Hroadwav car

take up the i exploded, causing a p.mic ttmontr th;

piisc-ngtrs, all of Aiioni in a mad rush jumped from the car. AVasile ScMiiituofi. a cousin of Mrs. I'aul Glaser, ahghtf :1 on his h,-ud. crus.i-

.-is rapidly as we can with the trucks available. We. should have the deliveries completed by tomorrow night. "The pos toff ic- was late in getting the order to u. We did not receive

them until after Sept. 1, and there was

a great deal of work to be done before the deliveries toul-J be made t j the branch stations. "We have enough food to fill practically ail of the orders and it should reach the purchasers within a week."

PAST GRAND ASS'N MEETING.

GARY DEFEAT HYDE PARK

Hyde Park o!ley hall experts ieu before the Gary contingent for the second time this season at the "Y" gym in Gary Wednesday evening when the Gary players took three games out of five. Gary took th-J first two games and Hyde Park then made the things interesting when they came back strong with two games to their credit. In a close- and interesting contest Gar ytook the saw-off.

perved

degree as hostesses.

wl'.h

SUGAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS PROBLEM

In response to a communication, written County Food Administrator Koy G. Farry of Gary, e-!;i information relative to Gary's :' -t of forty cars of tugar rrcc:; ' to tho state, a reply v. as i. -ni State Food Administrator i. ard this morning that there v.u possibility of getting a shipment of sugar at this time. That Gary, the state and even the country is facing a serious sugar shortage at this time was the tone of the communication and how long it will last would be impossible to say.

FROEBEL TO OPEN SESSION The Froebel hiRh school football tenm

(Shrewd Shoppers' Week at this Store) wCiol Sh

Sal

Tonistht at Steel City Hall of Odl

j-Fellows at Gary the Past Grand Assofciutjon of Lake County will meet. Thi mysteries of the second degree will be I ror. forred find tt Hnrf tt- rMrl Tivilnw

Mil and rendering him imT.r,-. t,rothei s- from all the county, after

. ur..,tu jie.rcy nos- vhich a luncheon will be r if ! 1 n r. A C. . . . . V

! mi oim jri-iteuj &l'TUOOn HI i O OlO . th

.Afiitu wit- regaining consciousness.! Th? ountt man had been making hisj T nonio with JIr. c.laser and on that day! IllQUOR LuAVV

u cua-iru me u'raui inntrsiiy at .Chicago anJ was on thu car on his way j home to t-ct his effects and ntun tot the university. P"uneral ser ices will be heM from t."i

"r cnaertaK.ns t oir.pany chapel next Monday. Burial will be made at Gary Oak Hill ccme'erv.

VIOLATORS

ARE ARRESTED.

a J1 c u "I i

Of Unmatched Perfection

BACK FROM THEIR HONEYMOON TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Brownstein. married at Gary last June, have returned from an extended honeymoon trip. The young couple are now at homo to their many-friends p.t 717 Carolina st. Mrs. Erownstein before her marriage was Miss r.lanchs Goldman.

j Paul Sabenski and Joe Retcha. 15$5 j Grant St.. Gary, this morning were j placed under arrest by Constable Malloy j on the charge of having liquor in their

possession. The defendants will have their hearing in Jud?e Clemens' court today.

ARMY FOOD SOLD THROUGH POSTOFFICE

Uary residents wiio o'cred government army food, through Cue. local postoffice will receive their purchases by parcel post within a week, according to information received through postal authorities in this city today. In an interview IJeut. Col. J. r. Castlemen. who had ehsige Df the gov

ernment stores said, "We are making the deliveries to the postoffice branch stations now," he n:iid today, "and will continue tf do so

INCREASE ST. CAR FARE HEARING. The henring of the petition of the Gary Street Railway for Increased car fares on all lines and a charge for transfers will be heard by the Public Service. Commission at the Gary Commercial club it ts anoupced on September 23rd at 10 o'clock.

a., jo

we nave every machine thai .ngenuity has produced for the cleaning and renovating of soiled' garments. We are thoroughlv equipped to cleanse voile, crepe de chines, filet lace, etc., mo beautifully, as well us coats, suits, dresses. Send Us Your Oriental and Domestic Rugs. With our process we scientifically remove every trace of grease or stains from your rugs without the least harm to the nic.-t costly oriental rug. Our work is liisrh.lv recommended by our patrons and fullv guaranteed by u. Work called for-and rtMiv:-.-rrl. F. C. HOPMAN COMPANY General Cleaners 375 SIBLEY ST. CALL HAMMOWO 215.

1 1 ill Li D RRIHCQ

RESULTS

ENTERTAINS U. S.

. LABOR MISSIONS

(Men, Women, Misses and Boys) Announcing a one week's sale, beginning Saturday morning, Sept. 20, and ending Saturday evening, Sept.-27. Let your dollar do double duty hero during this sale.

The R

LADIES' GLAZED KID LACE Shoe French heel, plain tip, long vamp; regular price $12; for one week oi,y $9.75 MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES- Genuine calf; sizes 2 to 6; special for one week - $4.45 Sizes 11 to 2 3 45 MEN'S ARMY SHOES Munson last, special for one week jSj g-j BOYS' ARMY SHOES Muason last. Special for one week. jg BOYS' ENGLISH LAST Goodyear welt, color chocolate; 6 value; special one week

BOYS' SCOUT SHOE...

$2.45

85 E. State Street

oil

Hammond, Indiana

- t ' i ' c rs ' s v w .s tfh i rr m m nh :J, m

DN0

84 STATE ST. HAMMOND. IND.

MY GROCERY H

dMiS) "MARKET

Phone Hamnlond 49

The hot weather is over you will do more baking. To introduce the Heekins Baking Powder, with every 10c trial can you purchase ve will give you one 10c can Free.

GROCERIES. Potatoes Fancy white stock, 15 lb. peck.. 530 Half Gallon Karo Syrup 39 Snowdrift Tho odorless shortening. 1 lb. can..... 39 p Olives Large Queens, full pint jar .... 29c Apple Butter Two 13 oz. jars 35 Jelly, Crabapple or Grape, good size tumblers 15 Sardines A fancy small fish, 2 cans ..J 25c New Jumbo Dill Pickles, 3 for. 100 per dozen 35c. Spaghetti, Italian style, ready to serve, can 1 0 Toilet Soap Rose Bath, per bar . Palm Olive Saturdav onlv. 3 bars 1 !.. 250 Swift's Pride Laundry Soap, 10 bars 1 59

Lady Kent. Lady Kent, wife of Sir Stephenso Kent, who headed the British wa mission to tha United StafM tri

years ago. has entertained the manv ! t '

American labor missions which hav ! visited England both durinz and : ince the war.

MEATS Spring Chickens (fresh dressed), lb 38

Fresh Hams (for roasting),' a rare treat, lb

Fresh Spare Rib; lb. - -

very meaty,

35c

200

.17 to 22o i

Beef Chuck Roast, lb Beef for Boiling, lean,

lb 150 Leg of Veal, lb .. 28$ Veal Choice cuts for Stew, lb 24 Veal Breast with Pocket, lb 20 Leg of Spring Lamb, lb 35 Spring Lamb Good cuts for Stew, lb . 200 Bacon A good lean and fat, half or whole slab, lb . .40 Oscar Mayer's Cala Ham, lb 28o

Quantity orders received by 1 p. m. will be delivered same day. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Fresh Dressed Poultry.

rtiiiTlV-U f tSiV' T fit?'

UMHti

t3.

.a ft,13 B i t