Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1919 — Page 7

November 20. 1 !)!!..

TITI-: TIMES agc Seven.

WILL PUT CHICAGO ON COAL RATIONS

IFAMOUS FANS hv Untie TTIcndriv.

Even Housekeepers are to be Put on Coal Rations Beginning Sunday

INTERNATIONAL SEWS SERVICE CI fk'.M .( , Nov. i'nn prob ably will he placed on coal ulions beginning next wiek. At a meeting called for Sunday by T. V . Proctor, chairman of tin- lt-g-lor.nl fuel comnitf ', tra k dealers will nam an executive c omm 1 t tee which will handle ali retail ap;1 1 o a a. ; or, s f r coal. The small retail dealer will ca!!f'l upon tn furnish this fxn-utivc oniiiiiiUtoe w 1 1 h data an t the amur.l of coal held by each applicant. The decision t. plaoc h "isehelder on a coal rati n was di-ruld '.ipi.n following a rnn.'i'r.'noo the 1 .oa coal committee at which reports on the coal :t;iat.T in Chloasro and vicinity wa discussed and at whh-h a rcpiest 'a as made by the public utilities oomtitission that al! public electric sit:n

ar.d winh.v : gh t 1 n bo dir'n.t'i! vv-.tiii d-ir'.njf th. coal she oi.si: e. ! At th rnnrT-vi of the noil comir.ltte. W. !, ,1. .li.iiriMii ..f the f u-'. 'nmm;;tf'. de,-!-, r-d that indt.stry i !! the Chicago dis'ri.t fa. .-. rt- I M PI s-o.-n tmli s evil ;t i.I-it- is : - : i-umed within u few days, j A report that an at'.-mpt v. .ai l he j made Monday to opera'" '!! nrt es In j I'..tn -:. could not he .r.fittm-d t .day ! Accord : ng to thin rop.o t the fto-l liJmi .- Is ration was t- .i' tho i'p-ra!.'r. t rt notices at a'. I m m-J "f: rln lien the increase v. w air s offered hy the sre v-r !i ni e n t cpv.itors dee ared t'o-y knew- to t-;'r. cf stab a pbar, j

S vera! operator e pre.-sed th- belief that many . f tl.e luinis w..old !-. op th: eff.-r ar.i: jofirn t- work. f',:'"..,r .'e.-hir- u n i 'm n nine.- woo'

enter a n't ordered to d" s..i

I.'- his union chef's. U. H . Aiht-n. rfi'.na! rn: '. way d:rf t-r. in denytn a v-port fiat frti.ei "i:!.ii! n ' e n t .f raiiwav serviet- o!f . 'hneayo 'a r-.n t :''. a T ?h; 1- "h !.T k .f -ia! Iiiu ! ioi( or so.n v.-.h h--. iad is t ri e s n t on the !r;.r.?y !it. Th). rr Ih'V ! h. ra !:'a.i f;. "i the nfrfsmv of n:r' '. n 4 t ;" r pr.'d'.-t nnd rrralts a i,ir;i. saving :' ,.... hy t'.t- ra ; 1 : oiid b."

Till. L.OO4 vvKO CLrMfXS TO R O) IHTtMATL TEK"S

x.- ' r 'r a.; ' , e -rv v - W!Nl IN rtMhtV SVHCi N T-LOvw Ol.'T T'nr, "tLV 5H0RTyi ) H-' T IMIvX I TVFoRt'X HAD LU'iCH VCT?' l'W.VCK) UM V JACK AM' H- Cc, ;f? A V A fCV U'V" A W .4' - . ) y Mil 1 .tf tt j j'.V -tp":,.

ted iit. :ul ii! Ii .intofn! ...mi'iit t.-j Nat!,, rial Spring- and Product. phuit In ni'-n. The "lntf ntive UVck" i usliered ! Harv tied un for nearlvr .. im.r.ih . ., . .

ntroyer.y bet. .'. ti t

ill .SlWIUUy. iUCil IS to letd li.i ,ti, to toe van v UK lor i.c.il'j .service, sacriMi es on tec. 7th. at the U) ii a. in. n.-y-vi' e. Ail of wliicli is a iurt of this, meat l.ian in hanrl. t, p:iul is filed t,, meet every obligation plai-ed upon lo i in an u ;ik. liMi voiiscb-nce of ail who by hiijit.Mii own allfKiunce. lively mu1 is recorded. b'.i-iy soiil ;nist Klve an acer.unt. W.tll one lltliull',1 .,.-1 cent Jictjve, ib.il wi.l w..rk a miracle in our midst We have a riRht to two j..r ei-nt oi II.i mia-.i.d s . p ; i i a t i c . n an ib.ther h,. it .n peopi,. will have ample ,.j. Joi t in ty to d i

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pi-nters and the union w. the c.i rp-n t er.i off t:o- jo!

nnd Smith hnt ructi

on i.omt'ar.y w h

So bn.ldinvr the auto uv. .-.-.-.! i. s pi inti.iiiiimi ye.terd:ty that u r: '. -s . thlnjr is done by Mondav ,f nest '.v . they will employ non-union n - . -,

RAIN HALTS PARADE.

fid. Maps, in charge of the Kourth d!vi--ion ret; imenta 1 (if-l;u iiiiiPiii in nry, e :r.. .u nei.it at noon today that nulla; to th.- drem hin ra:n that has fallen during Hi'- piist twelve linurs. that the Knierson !;. -hi has been !'. b d to s.ich an t. nr that it will be im;..esi!de to hold the

Job. The union .rs no .statement 'regimental par,oie s.-hehiiled I'or t i . r' KardiiiB want action tiiev oi take. . nftern.ti. It will be held at u later d.it I

LARGEST TANK TRUCK IS TO HAUL 2,500 GAL. Tile delivery to the Texas Oil Company in St. I.onis o whit I.h hold ;, rhe larK'-M lank truck In tlo- I'mte.i States Is r epoi t'-.i by James ". Smith, manager "'' 'he ii : errni t lonal Mack ( 'oi pop.-, i ,, The tank has a. oapncit;, of 2,, -.nit mih n-.. It. is rnomted on a seven an. onela. !f t.m Mack chassis, with 40 by II solid Ki t ' s L jru; 1 1 re.s

r r I Fashions Forecast A

By Annabel Worthington

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WHITE HOUSE

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liiifilFo BREAK

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FEAR LYNCHING

;STAFr CCRRtSPONTtNT I N . SERVICE! W A; i i.M 1 '.V, .S. v ..: e. ,'.:!

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in mora .ti - papers 'hat the re has been a breach between IheSi.ient Vihs..-i and l.'.'l. Ilo-ise. "Ti;";,' is net a hit of truth in i'." said Sei ft.vv Ttist.-.sity. '.Vith K c.:-'! t" the t'-p' :t thai t:,c brvaU i :i ni- v-r an attemp' ..tt th" put t ' I. iieuse to See the ptesid' lit -V.til I' C.U'i to I.:.' Mexican s:t,;a'i n. Sei-rcta'y Tumrity said -.!. I!-c:--e has n . . t. att.-Tupt.,! f see .he p -c st di r. t d -1 r i n his i:!r,- ss. Tii-nri'-.y sail he ha ! 1 n rc ntiy in co:nmur.ication vv . t h .Hons-.

SENT FROM COJEETNGS AT i

LUNCHEON ARE VERY PLEASING

XORWAI.K. t.. N '. -'3 lb: cause i-f frar of lynching. Charles Uehfiehl. rh.arired with the mm e r of ir. H tncej V, Bennon, well known local lentist.i has been spirited out of the county by j the authorities. I Itehfield. who is allege, i. have made j a confansion to the sho-lT in which he admitted the Ki.lin- of Uenson. appear-j

ed before Judg' Stephen M. Tnnnj In criminal court last nigrht and pieade.j not guilty to th murder chariri.

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a a s i a t rest y, -

Kline has s.-nt wer-i teat he w.,i ptes -rt for the meeting ii'-xt week ani' w:ll speak on is. to ss 1 e vol op in r, t ' r.i-.d Us K. on .,: i . s " !f lo.- Is utiah i to be present f,,r any reason lie and1 the Chicago Chamher of ' ' m l n e I -. , five assii ranee that sane speaker will ),. pr. sent to take his place. Attorney -j Klir.e is active In the cioimher of com- j ito-r-e work in Clih.'.ik;" and is an ev-i . e 1 ! n t spea k-r.

The we, kly t..ee; riirs will hereafter dl vet t" I into t '' parts, the t'-.rst por'ion from 12:15 to 12:43 to be t!o-Vht.-I t-' .: Ktitiiza t ton wo; k and tio' se,-. oil po;ti -! fr an 12 4.1 to 1:15 to ... uiven over to the ypeaker for the any. At 'trees : ns'e.i i of r. ,-ivini; a .jwk-r th.e 'ime wo'il !. d"V - ted to discussion ...f larger siihj.'i U of rv.mmun!ty ln-

7 O e ( L O . ' e

I I HOW STOCKS 1 1 OPENED j i J

FAIL TO OBSERVE LAW 1'riv.rs employed hy- the various '';': loe.traet.ts :n the city and ah'-o the fuel sujiiy voncerna, bad botfr a' ., oiint themsep.es witii a . er'ain city orlinat.ee ;f t iiev do n.-.t want tc. n't themsele.s m.o tr.oilue in the r.e-.r f'it'te. 1 j ; i ri e; the past, a number of ( n:,'.l.i;nts have been received. that hii 'idlni? mat. rial, co-.vl and wood has ). en rluinp.-.i near onie of the ftre-hy-'liants ir.u ki n tt .2r.p jssible for th fne depar im.-rt to cni tlu: plu- wlth-

oil coi-soiera ioe ft.tiy . I HIS is :n l:ie. t v oi.ttiori of tta - "ilv ord Irani'

I . pre i. j ;at ' es 1 t!e- b i e .Ivpartment has asked the 'a! of loieete.rs! : ' ' ' " l.at It In .stopped. This a month or as! refers to the parkin of niiturm,.

"lifs within twenty -live fet on each -I-!- "f the tire phip .

CHILD'S NIGHTDRAWEKS.

Just the very ttrmit sort of sleeping (tarn, ents fur little bovs nnd girls are those which nre made of flee-y otitiu linnnel ntnl Imu' feet nncl lone sleeves. Mother w.ll have no truuh'e trkin up -everal pnirs for this winter if this style. V.. '.Wi.''.. is iisi.1. T'-.-re t a mm at en; re front, but the '1oin i" t ha-'k ."he nec-Uline ihhv !ip rooni or jtsari.

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s.. It) nm! I ' ve:trs. :, i.i l-;2 Inch ws

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lis was then removed secretly to al es.sitated a

The increase 'n afer. iae.ee a thn weekly lane) en m'-'!:r.R of tho Kast cli cap--' Chambe- of C-.mmerce has rteo-

r.ei jhborlngr county 1a:l believed to be Klyria. althnuRh officials nre guarding the place of his impi tsonmen t carefully. Reh field, said v be nf carman b: r'h. according- to a;i thori t tes. held a (jfidce aifainst T'r. Itenson because of the Litter's patriotic activities dur'ng the w a r

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Oeet;nir p Ol c p to the t 'onfre.

u-it'. en r.-r of i;:,t The lllks C

STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE -N 1-1 i.'ltiv. -N"i. I'tt'eAtiiu was ." sumed at the stoc k niatk-t oi-enitiK t-.day, with tiie standard Issues freriera'.ly show ;n loss-s of from fractions to r.ioie than four points. tbnetai Motors was exceptionally weak. fall. n;j in re than 13 points to 31 'j 1 j . Crucible Steel yiIdd 41, to 191, American International 1 point to 1 liaid win, s4 to 1 j2 ! : Itethlehem Steel P. to !"i J, and American Woolen 1 I'O.ilt to lli. Tow a rd the end of the first half hour k-ood support appeared and su).stantial ruilies were rioted esnertallv in the

ale up industrial. ... ,. '. I steel issues. 4. rm-ible ros.' to 19S:

ll-ialdwin to 1 Of. , American International

l'.': I". S. K-ibhcr from i 1 5 to 118 and int.ei national Nickel i, t,, o"

i b-'iteral M' tors advanced from 31 0' :o .1.1';; Ste.; Common he id very steady I' l'i-r.i'i; at 102'i and later advancing

102.

oh ,!i n I -1 : ", :-, at the c i

Stt -.-t m d MaKoun Ave.

b lias et--n 'e.i ..v.-ry coiir-

'jy to ;'.;e assie iati n an 1 the steward has serve'1 excellent rii'Tils but the club 1 e. n it offer ;thr ir.viRh i-i'" or e.jnipment to tik- care f the incr. nsed ; t ' 'ti.-lmiv which t:.e pe r.- r. n cn-.-

i :'fr.intri lion work will be taken up in crinip meetinSH at different tables in the room. One table will d sctiss civic affairs, a yecond will discuss h:isin.ss

a fl'a . : s. a t h! rd w i

a fourth transportation ami a firth or s;.itil7.t o-n affairs. The civte dteci. ;..!

u-'ll include all matters p.-rta ntr.tr t l itr.pr o.ement of tauniopn! a! fairs, the;

business discussion will include ali matters affe tPts business and i rotes-1 . n -a! lir.ee. matters of interest to iridu-tr'-s .and their relation to the muniei-,.-l i I... . ,-. o : ,1 .. r.ol mt th utI

:,h; stree, cars, railroads. Kood road, RACE EXTINCTION

tr.i-'k lines, track clvat'.'.'tis and If r.-M.espy requires freight rates will be the topi.-s for the transports irn tnl'le and the fifth will deal with orcamra11 n wotk p-opcr. cnpldcrlner al! matt r which will w .rk for the betterment of the Chamber of Commerce. The various uri'ifs after taking- up rrtnttcrs of i-itereet t" 'he individual

IS FORECAST

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CITIZENS

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Their foundation was a Savings Account, to which they added each PAYDAY. They spend less than what they earn. They pay their bills promptly by check. They keep an intelligent record of expenditures. They carry life insurance. They own their own home eventually. They invest their surplus funds in safe bonds, or other choice investment. (Consult our Bond and Investment Department.) They make a will. They share with others Thrift without benevolence is a doubtful blessing.

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Hammond, Indiana Capital, Surplus and Profits, $150,000 We Sell Foreign Exchange and Steamship Tickets Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings Until Eight O'Clock

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 11KKK MIJIV. CAI.. .Nov. lit' Kliminat'ion of much :ntcnn'-diate rrluoa-tloa for yroinsr people was advocated her by ir Itay Lyninn "Wilbur, pr esident of Stanford ("niversity. , ti a' earlier marriast-s m.rht he entered. . to 1 'r. Wilbur sees rn:o ex'.totion tin-1-ss the youth of the nation contract :uarr.ans earlier and bear chlldrtn. "At the present time," aaid, "there is a mistaken idea that it is

t'l ! necessaiy ,, reach a certain standard

1 of income s' t by society before set- : tlinc down to marriacre. work and th.

1 I general bus ness of livirifr. This tene. , .... . .

di ncy .h una be opposed by every tesi-her of our schools." IT. .Vi'.bur made his statement hefore a tratherlnir of California teacJir rs here..

WEATHER MAN MAY INTERFERE Providlnir th weather clears up by this afternoon, the Fourth Division ' members no wttutioned in Clary, con- i template holding a regimental parade j an dr 11 exliib.tion st the Em-rs..n . field. If this is not possible It will be !

held at a later date.

CONTINUE THE INVESTIGATION

Members of the Gary pol'ce department are still working- on clews that may lead to the arrest of the, guilty party that broke into the Dave, ani Macks, haberdashery on Broadway, early- this week, caryinar a.way valuable Men's wearing aparol valued at several thousand dollars.

JOHN KNOX IS BACK IN THE CITY John Knox, a former resident of tills city. And employed on the mixer in number four, open hearth. Is back in the city, following several months absence, lie was located at Toronto. Canada, where he was engaged in the (r.-ot-ery and fruit store business, but on account of iMrs. Knox's illness, he was forced to sell out his Interests in that city end return to more beneficial climate. Mr. Knox stated that he would in all probabil.ty- jro back to work in the mill.

WILL EMPLOY NON-UNION HELP Wfth the construction work of the

Make TTiis Bank Your Business Home

A Bank Account-

is a long stride towards Independence it makes one more Saving and Progressive. No matter whether you are interested in a Savings or Checking Account we are in a position to offer you excellent Service.

American Trust & Savings Bank The Bank That Service Built. 182 State St., Hammond. A. J. Swanson, Pres. H. 0. Reissig, Secy and Treas.

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: GARY CHURCH NOTICE , ! blast Side l.'r.ltcd Presbyterian Church, i

Sj 1 corn' r of Seventh avc. and Pennsylvania i . ft. tlclcar Piinteniiey Pti-ith, pastor. ! j

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school at 9:45

oil- ' 1 ! e

in. Th" !:;).!. sehool hour will fr,

ote largely l" the promotion exer-l

M o-s of 'he Cradle Moll. boRinners and ' 3 ' primary dcpnrt tncnts. An Interesting j " i rrogt'etn Hill be given. All parents of

c iolr-. n hi th" lhble school are especial

ly invited to be present. All olh Tit will J If

;:i( he cordoilly welcomed. Sj ! Prem hmg st a-vi-.-s at 1 1 :n0 a. m. nnd H 7:5 p. in. Th- pastor will preach at both

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Siibfci l forenoon sermon. "Ib ir-g Filled .. h th" Hoy ' IhoC." Siibj- t . .:.!:: 'rniic: "Ilvlne ' I !l i a I , :'e s i 'h-hces." '1 o. pub i.- e;,, rally is. Invite, to all ,r S' r iocs. Sn-"h"l! T.uttreran church, piytvi ave. 1 pi::i:. ,ee st Mi". :hh i;,!fi. Sitti'hiv .-'-h" I. !t:4." a. in. M .rnlriir p. 1;, ,, r.i. R.-v. Torre!l cf i : 1 . . oi. Pel. will pre;,,-;, 1, e evening

M v-t ii at 7:4.". P m. Kc-rybmlj' Welti ' ' "" tt I NATION-WIDE U CAMPAIGN IN THE

1 EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Tn it- n;i; ,n:;:.U."ii ami sy stem busl-

lilted that this is ,.i men t s :,f the worh

, ca ve .a . Ite-t in the :. t' 1

i: t. rite s- l:;-h th::t trie hirht that I Hl.iti-s the farthest shines the bright- j ,-: at l.oru. . !

It Ita, set t no:, nnd women to pray jl

and t,, servo. It shows II. at sixty-seven millions in --it country are untouched by tho ' m ist ;a n i eli, i "ti . It shows that t wo-th-rds who bea.th.e name C! :ithii: in ocr church never rv- the ihut'!: or g i v.- to her. The pitern.it onal war showed us Low to mob.!:?. men. money, munitions Tli" armist ce nd'-.i tiie physical fi--htit:g . After tlte earthquake and lire ,-f war comes the 'still small voce of Ch: ist. Follow Me." TI.- spirit:; i! fight is now on Iteform th" t.roken lines for Christ. We have "waked up." Pacts have - !!! r! v reveal -d in the distrib-i-

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CO-OPERATION

To our way of thinking, one of the big lessons of the war, and of the reconstruction period now upon us, is the vital importance of co-operation. What the country needs now is for everybody to get on a basis of mutual understanding. Give the other fellow credit for good intentions until he proves unworthy of that credit. Recognize that the doctrine of less work for more pay is the straight road to disaster. Let's all put our shoulders to the wheel and prove that America is too supreme in horse-sense to be spoiled by petty bickering and bargaining that we will all be ashamed to recall five years hence. This strong bank is ready to co-operate with you in any way possible.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK SER VICE and SILENCE HAMMOND -:- -:- INDIANA