Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1919 — Page 2

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3 MORE COMPANIES

LEAVE ZONE Six Companies of State Militia All That Is Left In East Chicago Sector. Three additional companies of the tale militia wer ilven order to return home today, decreasing the entire force now on duty In the Twin Cities to six companies. Co. F, 1st of Bloominrton. Co. T.. Srd Reg., of Goihan, and Co. R. Srd Kjtt. of Tort Wayne wei-e the ones to to draw the lucKy number today and left fhe c'.ty with only one regret triat they had remained here as ionr they hav. Further rtti at organization of the Loyl Tjeaffu were made last night at a. tneetln of the citizen who have handed themselves together for the rurnoae of protecting property after the troops leave. A a oon theee men ran he aworn in as depity sheriffs it 1 expected that the remaining :x corn pan tee of militia will be withdnvn. A alow -withdrawal has been the plan of the military authorities and is far there has been no disturbances. It la the belief of the civil authorities that they ran now handle the attuatton with the aid of the Ixvyal Teag-ue which is being formed. TTnion leder are ery anxiou to ha the removal of troops completed and have agreed to the conditions which the officer have imposed. This will require that they ask for the return of troops If lawlessness again eeta beyond control f the civil authorities, that they wH! not permit addresses which wfll tend to excite lawlessness or disloyalty, that the strikers will cause no disturbances, end that the unions will carry out the orders of fhe civil Authorities, in addition to observing the picket'rg r'llea which were established by the military. An order for three hundred eawedof? shot guns has fceeo placed with the state by the military authorities and a a soon as they arrive it la expected that the governor will declare martial law at an end and order tiie withdrawal of the troops which remain. The aruns are expected within, the next few days.

Big Cut in Ajax Tire Prices Less Than Cost! We need the money you need the tires. They are good ones our reputation is behind them. 34x4-Re"ducerd to $27.50! 33x4-Reduced to $26.50! 32x4-Reduced to $25.00! 31x4-Rediiced to $24.50! 32x3 I-2-RVduced to $20.00! 30x3 lr2-Re"duced to $19.00! 30x3-Reduced to $14.90!" Don't hesitate to see Joe now. Joe Wiedergott 663 H0HMAN STREET. HAMMOND.

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Military School for Dancing 152 State St., Hammond, Ind.

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Special Hallow'en Party Thursday Evening, Oct. 30th Dancing from 8 to 12. Favors distributed at 9 o'clock. CIafsevery Tuesday evening from 8 to II. Instructions in Waltzing. Fox Trot and One Step. Private lessons every day from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Lady and gentleman assistants. Phone 3328. Music by Branch's orchestra. The motto of this school is: "Clean dancing and good music."

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

CUICAtiO 1.1 VK STOCK. HV3S Keacipts, 13.000. Market 20 -25 higher; bulk. 13. u ft. 14.00 : top. 14. IS: heavyweight. 1 3.6U4J 1 4.00 mdium weight. 1 3.&0 14.15; light weight 13.o0&: 14.10; light lUhtj. 1 3 2S$ 13 i.0. hiavy packing sows, smooth, 1S.00V, 13.60; packin gsows, rough, 1 2. 75 $f 1 3 0t plSS. 12.50qyiS.50. CATTIjE Hecipt. IS.OOo Market best steers strong, others and butcher stock steady to lower; calves steady, beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime. 16.75 19.60 ; medium and good. 10.75316 50. light weight, good and choice. 14.001il9.2S; common and medium, 7.50 S 1 3-75 : butcher cattle, heifers. 6.75 t? 14.50; cows. 6.&U 1 3.u); bulls, 6idtfl0.7o; canners and cutters, cows and heifers. 5.25 If 6. 60: inner sters. 5.50fe7.50; veai talvesi light and handy weight) 1 7.U0 1 S.OO ; feeder sterr i5.75 13.00; stocker steers, 6 00 10.25; stocker cows and heifers. 6.00;?7.7i; stocker calves. 7.7511.00. western range cattle, beef steers, 1 O.Tn 1 5...0; cowa and heifers. 7. 75 13.00. CHICAGO VEAI, 5 to 6-0 Us. J-fl 15'c: "0 to go lbs. IOW22C SO to 100 lbs.. JSJ4c; fancy. "5. overweight kidneys. 140 to 175 lbs., trlSc. Al!1s Chalmers American Car & Found ry American locomotive . . American Smelting; ...... American teel Foundry Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Locomotive . . . . Baltimore - Ohio Bethlehem Steel B t'anadiait Pacific Central leather Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Mil. A St. Paul Colorado Fuel Cru-cibel Steel Krie General Electric General Motors Gt. Northern Pr Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Mldvale Steel V. T. Air Brake Norfolk Western Northern Pacific Ohio Citiea Gas 1 3 3 lot t, . . .... . ; i, 44a 6 .T9; . . .1054 . ... 1 49 to: H 57 1, '-'i 4n ; 4 s 15S 171 354 SS .... :s 7 :; 1S9 .... 1 Oil i, ?5U S4S Pennsylvania 431 Preyed Steel Car n0 Hailway Steel Springs 101 Reading rj Rermbl'.c Iron- & Steel 1 CO M Southern Pacific 107 Texas Co J39 IT. 8. Pteal 108 t'nlon Pacific 123; Westlnghouse 571 Willys OvrIand 35 Sinclair Ol! jns; NEW TnnK, Oct. 19 The stock roar-

KOLCHAK'S RAGGED TROOPS KEEP FAIR DEGREE

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ket closed ronf uaed and irregular ay. Inited rruit rose Ht.it tvvrnty pointa to :10',2. Atlant'n' viulf. at-r advancinB t-iir'nt po n!s to IS'j, rarted to Steel Conmii'ti fell two points to JOS an dthe otter s:. . !.s to about one point each. Texas Company, j after reacting- to 3::o. rallied to an.t j General Motors rallied four points to a clo8inr of 3'4. Goodrich dropped -.o pointa to ii'J an i Mexican retroleuni over pointa to ;5:. Republic St;-el was finally 120 1-4, Fouihem rja.if:c 1 T 7-8, Baldwin locomotive- n j and Studebaker. 1 4J 3-4. Government bond unchanged; railroad and other bonds steady. Total sales today were 1 . 4 6 S . 4 0 sliarea; bonds tlC.l Ij.noo. HH'tf,n CASH 4.K1IV OORN X. mixed. 14 1 fr 1 -1 ? ; No. :: mixed. 14t?U; No. ; white, 141-l41a. N'o. 3 white, 14 1; 4 white, IV: No. yellow. 14:-; No. J yellow. !(J. OAT3 No. 2 white. 71 a, :2,c; No. 3 white. 94liT3; No. 4 white, its t-4. BUTTER Receipts. f, SS tubs, c reamery extra. r.2; fi; st. ii .1 1; . packing etock, 42frt7. nOf'JS Rereipt. i.4;S ra..: . urrent receipts. li.r,7; ordinary firsts, sot? 52 f.rats. B? 8 58 i ; c-hecka, 20-5j S2; dirties. 30ft "s. CHKEPK Twin.. new. "OU; da H;e 31,4'3 32. your.jr America. 35'??', horns, 32. brick. 32. longU1K P' ifLTKV -Tiir kov. -.j rbi i I c - kens. 20i235; spring:. 23!2; ir in, lfi'.'j; reese..24: ducks, 24. POTATOKS Receipts. SO OH.. " i 8 243. SPLITTING UP TURKEY f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! TARIS. O-t. 2!. Soyi.ral e.-cret ai-ree-niftits relating to the apportionment of Turkish territory have be.-ti eiTwted he. tween European powera. accordms to h report in circulation here. These pact.-, it was declared, lalie the form of bargains for Turkish mil. A apeciai conference prohibiy -will be held to deal with Turkey after the peace conference adjourne. To TorUfy tba System Agrainrt Grip' lane UVAATIVK ilROUO yn.MNR Tablets which destroy fierms. act n: a Tonic and Laxative, and thus prevert "oida. Grip and Influenza. There I-. onlv one "BFtOMil yl'INIM:.'- y. y MOVE'S fixnature on the box. S0e .'. Adv. NEW WORK FOR JTHE K. OF C, The Kmsi.ts of Columbus, the "Vaseys" of war work among the aoldiers at home and abroad have started a nation-wide movement. The plan is to conduct fisrlit classes for those who work. The movement is non-aecta ria n . Everybody is welcome, but a small chaiRe Is made to cover the small compensation to inatructora and slig-ht Incidental ex penses, j Unity Council K. of C. la now ofTerlntr three couraes as follows; f Political, Economy and Elementary j Phyalcs. every Tuesday evening; at T. Srt i p. to . I. J. Morn, instructor. nueiness. Enallsh and Correspnndence every Thursday evening at 7:30 i P. M . . Otis W. Glamore. Supt. W est J Hammond schools. i These classes are for men and young j men only and are held at the K. of C. j Club House on Sibley street. Kach member of the clasa must buy the book ; used and pay a fee of five dollars and ; has the privilege of attending one or more of the classes. j Business and professional men will j find "Economics" very interesting: me- j chanics and tradesmen th Physics j course an1 office men the ne in Pus - j nees English and Correspondence . I NO TRACE FOUND OF MISSING WITNESS No trs.ee ha yet been fund by Coroner Grahitn of the boj- who is ouKhl S the only witnejn of the, VaY.v & 'rue automobile accident October 1.. The. fishermen were eble to state tha.; he j of stoclty build and appeared to j be from fourteen to sixteen years old. I One lad who frequently fishes along: the1 drive wae found by Deputy Coroner' Green. The boy answered the description pretty closely but Rays that he wa not flshintr in that vicinity at the time of the accident. The boy referred to by the fishermen had been catching minnows elonjr the drive a f-w- minutes Hefor th accident oe.nrrd-

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Earl C. Reeves f STAFF CORRtSPONOENT I N SERVICE) L'J.Nlx o cj. "It IM a.ltnofl incredible that inpiov i rs in the twentieth century in a !' triorr;Uica!l- or'Mtuze.l country i'.ke :h-- i'nit.d States tl-ould deny to the wnrk'.-rs the riht In eombiio: and to larca.n e.o ! . ti ely throuirli r;t esontai i ves e.f their own chooe;nr on qtirftioii5 of hours and working cotuiiI ions." This de.Ja-.-tt .on w todny rr..:i.i.' y Arthur Ji. i.d. rs..n. on" of th" lor.-mo.-t hi'oor lea.Iers in tJre.-ii Ttritiiin, Kri'dary of the labor party uml foruo r nn rob. r of the wtr cabinet .Mr. lb li b rsoii h;i.d been askod to roinnn-nt upon the breakup of the industrial council called in Washington by I 'r evident Wilson. Asked tvhai. in );is o inion. -vveie the real fawns behind the la!or crisis in Ameriea, the f,-ii!"Us l'.rr.i.-h lab.-nto-Hatesiuan continued. VILL GO TO MAYO BROTHERS Charles Htciielstetter. nian.'ge.- tit tiie I .tela lie thratie. leaves ton.ht for iUiclitster. Minn .. f.r a i onsuitatloii ! til the Majo I'.ros. In re ;rd to Ma eves, which for the pa.-t years hae given h'-m considerable trouble. lie has been tran-d by many of the bit;eye specialists in Chicaxo and Milwaukee and so f ir none of tli.ni ia e found out tho cause ,, h.s troi.ide. It is to be hop.il that he c-in nave aomethiiiK done lor him by the Ma'.s kii :i- to save his ey. siKht. Kvervonof hi Iriend.; wish l.mi sni'-cs and a speedy recovery. AT THE ORPHEUM. Anoi'ner musics! comedy. "Movie Land Reu." i.i the hendl in- r at the orph-tmi tluatre in Hammond for tcpislit. Tl uisdny and Friday This act curry iv-"le people, mostly gtrlft with a load of spe cial ,scenry nnu cor.! tunes. i v.-.'tj 'iitroduce for tie f.rst time several new! catchy sonfr bits while the runinir ri-e of comedy stuff nu kes H one of thn l merriest shows of the season. There MENU HINT Hreakfast. Stewed Pea.sWaffies. Konty. Coffee. Luncheon. Pcan CroiUPtte. Sliced Tomatoes. Apple Pic. Tea. I"h'nner. Cclelaw. Sliced Tomatoes. Broiled Lnmb Chops. Masked Potatoes. Peas. Lettuce. Junket. Coffee. CniLI SAUCE RECIPES Chili Sauce Twenty-four larce ripe tomatoes, three ereen peppers, six larpe onions, two tablespoons f-alt. on cup susrar, one teaspoor each of cinnamon, nutmejr and cloves; two and ore-half cups vinopar. Scald ad reel tomatoes Ciiop peppers and onions and cook with tomatoes tiil tender. Add alt, RURar, ppices and vinegar and boil slowly until thick Chili Sauce One peck ripe tomatoes, peeled and cut fine; one dozer, medium onions chopped fine; one email red pepper; sixteen tablespoons susrar. four tablespoons salt, two tablespoons ground cloves, two tablespoons g-injrer, threa tablefpooiv? cinamon, nine cups vinecar. Cool; slowly three to four hours. Seal hot. ChiM Sauce One peck ripe tomatoes, nix larere onions, six preen peppers, one pint vinegar, one tablespoon salt, ono teaspoon rrotind cloves, or.e teaspoon ground allspice, one pound brown sucrar. Chop the onions ani preen pep pers fr-e, or put tr.roujrh food chopxuiz. C&ok th np.n e nij jqcQ Jfir )

OF ORDER IN SIBERIA

' Stkii an attitude mdieau s a slate of industrial J'e'juali.-m froi.i whie-h one Rould have thought ': had lotitc since oi!.:ri(.:.l. Apart frorti the po-'aiHIity that the mtilude of the mp lovers will ja-ovokt? Industrial warfare, irt America on a colossal s. ale, it ms to me to ! i tn m !y fihort-MKhled to ignore il;e olue of trade unionism as a slabili.itiK factor in njduiiy. "Kxperlenre JririnK the recent raiiwa) rrisis in Clreat Itri'ain -ro ol thai trade 2n ion ism. wtier.dii fully rocotrtiized and given arnvle opportunity to exercise its li'iluence will help tnaltitairi industrial Hce. It iv my personal conviction that great industrml ivsus which are being pressed toward? solution will not be; lnaiiv .settled until trade unions are (riven a nun h larger share of responsilolMy for control of indusry and until i he status of the workers is raised." on the hill in addition to the eighth pisodo of "The ijamhl.-." in which Hutch rescues Alir.e from tbe alligators in the Klurida svui:i;.. DIVORCE SUIT KEEPS COURT BUSY A 1 1 . 1 1 n e -Tcftal in I S'Hierior n io su . t 111 ! of 1 t are Kt: ostai . 3 1 am mono e a m i n !n g ..i wtuesS"S lodfe. KNHm'natl.'n of Postal conciud -d (his mornine after which the fm-iner w if" was railed to (he stand. Hi forts to ehaUe the . man's story of iua ttient a! ib'tangement so fa r !..lc not produced satisfactory- results, lb- ins'sts that hi remembers M'-ibin; about starling the divorce p: oc. f ,i i n s a:a.;t-t his wife in the Hai.itti-jnd o..ui t and in fact, his mind was a. blank from the t.ine he was hit by a falling derrick until lie regained ins sanitv eighteen months iat"r at Mol.ne. l:i ! MINERS IMPRISONED BY COAL FIRE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I A.vri '.'v (.. ct Fifteen to

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pers one-half hour, thon pdd the tomatoes cut in small pieces; then salt, vinegar, npices, and brown suprar. Cook well or until it jrets quite thick. If desired real hot add one teas.en cayenne pepper. This is very ood rnd is not expensive. CANNING AND PRESERVING Mint Jellv Take Baldwin enplen (best for jell). Cut up, do not pare. Wash them well. Put apples on to boil with enoug-h water to cover iliem. Let boil i;ntil cooked up well. Then put tlirouorn a sieve and then through a jellv hpr r s'cvsral thicknesses of cheesecloth until clear. Then put on to boil, add nerpe.rmint that ?rows in the yard (most everybody has some in the yard). Acid a arood-sized bunch cf the mirt. Roil about fve to eieht minutes, then strain through fieve. then through clieesecloth until clear. Then measure the juice, a cup of sutrar to a oun cf juice. Put on to boil for fifteen m'rutcs. Will be rea'iy to put into elapses. Nice to serve with lamb or most any meats, nd a pretty color of preen. Corn Chowder Twenty ears of corn, one medium sized cabbagre. six onion", two red peoprs, three bunches of celery, one cup light brawn or pranulated sugar, one tableooon Fait. Chop the cabbatre, onions, peppers and celery. Add the corn, aufrar and salt. Cover with vincjrar. Boil thirty minutes. Then mix two-thirds of a box of mustard with enoutrh vinejrar to rr.fikc a smooth paste. Add two tablesnoor.a four, one tablespoon turmeric. Add to the above, let all boil thorouphly and nut in iars and seal. Crabapple Butter Two pints of err.bapple3 pround through a food grinder; one lemon, proupd; fou pints supar; one pint water, BoJ uaiil thick find jZlos-

'Bulletins

(BULLETIN) j I INTERNATIONAL NtWS SERVICEl i WASHIHOTON, Oct. 23. By a vote' of 57 to 27 an amendment Tjy Senator j Shermen of XlUcois Tas tallica. The J E'.ienran amad.nient provided for In-1 ertln? Into the preamble cl the leag-ue j cf natlnH covenant a cla.uie that the oontractl;iif parties "incoke the conaiaerate Ju.lg-raeat of mankind and the graclons favor of Almighty Ood." twenty coal miiiprs ar--- vtw ifmn-fl by lire hi mm.' Nr.. 2 of th YouuhiuKHny ! .v Ohio 'ml 'Kinf.any tt N;w ,rn.st 'r-J dnrn. t w H mil'-s an .f i 'arroiiton. ! acfordiruf t word r'--oivMl th-r5 this I af t rrif.on. Tli- lire start. i ht. In o'clock f Jiiifl it is to tx. K.uPinK rapidly. j A nui?il).r . f in. u i-fap.'d ly way of hf Htr xhfi ft Ti for thr f nirar.. .- ii, : tl:f Ililrir v. -ut off by t tir. hluzv. ')fTi- ' .laJa my the lniirisnr-d ni'-n (.irinc.t No rt 1-h.-!'-1 until t)s lire is . .rcom. i The fire is liciiovfd to ltavf siart.i at I the niiiif Inn. ' LABOR CONFERENCE ffiETS TODAY ! INTtPNATlONAL NEVkS SfRSICEi T A f-! f I Ni il l,i.'tnl.pr Z'J . - ,!"..'T.v ne-ws liyr trnok't.-: Thi' v.ives of e al :r.. om far'n'-: s S'e oM witli li.e V . i". T. I'. lu kti.'.' I-id- Nicotine and. rid the world of !, r r du. ii e oha rme . The national 'onsres of Faun .- im n, wiiieii opened m I luer s: n n. Md.. t oday. will pres. tit a i elutiou hi eonsn.s.s pelitj-ui nt: ri! lefclution to prohibit in tiie U.S. tobacco "Not that v e think unnkina i a iee.' xp?ained Mrs. Ifnlna i . ta;L. of H'.ijitijr). Tea. jo-ritary .f the "'nirrf-f. "b ;t we do feet thai eating i more es.'-eiit ih I . f 'ic Ko'ntf t get enough to teed ..ur,. .-.f and until Kti : oo'i n ' is i -i a i : ' t '.a 1 1 d we w il l,.ie t.. pc.d.iee more f..od. Tin re RIP about 1 7 .";.t "HI ;i'T-e ;n lhl C''lllliv devoted to tobacu tr"ii ins . We. n a tit conarefc to h.iv.- t his Snur ne a c reave eonftt'(l to tin .-..!, rue of the food crops." PRINCE OF WALES "HEAP IUG CHIEF" ': l-.A l'rincc wearing: Indian regalia that , goes with title of chief. j The Indians' way of honoring1 the ; Prince of Wales, when he paid them ' a visit in Western Canada, was to j make him a proat chiof. He is now Chief Morning Star. The prince has j worn muny interesting costumes while traveling about out this ia j probably the first time he was ever i dolled up m war feathers.

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"Where Everybody Goes

HAMMOND,

TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Movie Land Revue"

A Miniature Musical Comedy 12 People Special Scenery and Catchy Music. . SAM HARRIS S0NG0L0GIST Tickling Tunes and Topics. EVELYN MAY & CO. t Present Comedy Skit Entitled "Live Wires."

POLUNA ACC0RDE0NIST.

NORMAN & JEANETTE Novel rv.

WALSH & At the Beach Comedy,

THE GREAT GAMBLE Episode No. 8.

New show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily at 2:30 p. m. N'ight continuous 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11.

Sure Relief

ton ! HVGtSV0H ) Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief La INDIGESTION Don't throw your paper away tvithout read'ne the want ad page. Deluxe Theatre TODAY SESSUE HAYAKAVVA "THE DRAGON PAINTER" Also Pathe News. TUL-KSDSAY AND FRIDAY TKEDA BARA "LA BELLE RUSSE" FRIDAY AND SA1URDAY wra. DUNCAN ii! I lie fifth episode of "SMASHING BARRIERS" 5ATLR DAY ETHEL CLAYTON - in - - "THE MYSTERY GIRL" SUNDAY - CORRINE GRIFFITH -in 4A GIRL AT RAY' Commencing: Monday. Nov. 5rd for one wepk - "The Miracle Man." AUDITORIUM THEATRE ".67 Calumet Ave., HammondWednesday, Oct. 29th VIVIAN MARTIN in "MIRANDY SMILES" so "Her Torpedoed Love" ! Al PASTIME -Tod, ay"THE MASKED RIDER' With Ruth Stonehouse.. Also a two reel comedy. -,-Tomorrovv PETE MORRISON "DYNAMITE" "sFwwmi ii Today and Tomorrow Joseph Medill Patterson's Sensational Success "A LITTLE BROTHER OF THE RICH" a jrj !1 INDIANA P it AUSTIN Singing and Talking.

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