Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 175, Hammond, Lake County, 13 January 1920 — Page 2

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CAMPAIGN " PLANS i TO BE ARRANGED

TOMORROW NOON

-After th" half hour allotted to the spMkir at the lunchfi.n meeting of the East i hiojKo Chamber of Commerce tomorrow noon at th' CVntregatlnial church the members of the Charnhvr win receive ins true ion i s to the nunnr f conducting the campaign iin.l will be told the plans of tho directors for "wurthe number of met;ib-rsb Ip- n- . ossry to carry on tho work for the folic wins ye.ir. It Is planned io devote only the usual half hour of the meeting to Instructions, plans, forminr of te.itns. distribution of prospect cards, establishment of routes and other detalln. After these details have been satisfactorily arranged, the different teams will leave the church aivd take the route which ts assigned tuero In a two-hour campaign for members. The prospect cards have been rn.ide out with a few exceptions and only m short time will be required to distribute them amotif the different loams and ft them started In the actual work of ;ae campaign. The. same pltn of ca.mpaim will be followed on Thursday and Friday, first ho speaker, necond a half hour of instruction and reports, and then a couple of hours of actual campaign work in the 'ustnoss district of the city. The industries have already been appealed to for double their memberships of lsutt year and the teams will not visit '.hum during their campaijfninK. The campaign In tho city will also have for its goal a 190 per cent tncroaso over the number of memberships of last year. The directors of the campaign believe that enough teams will bo available to .omplete the canvass of the city within the three days allotted.

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

Alli.i Chalmers American Car & KounJry. Arnerican locomotive

American Steel 1'oundry

American Tel. .t Tel Anaconda Baldwin loeomotlve Baltimore ft Ohio Bethlehem St Hd P t'anadian I'aolflc Oiosipeake A Ohio t'hicafco ,t Northwestern OhieaRo. Mi!. & St. Taul Crucible Steel lioneral K'.ectrb" General Motors ;t. Northern IT Illinois Cent ml

Iackawanna Steel

Lehigh Valley Midvale Steel

New York Central Northern Bacillo - - Pennsylvania i'res.sed Steel t'ar Reading j Republic Tron & Steel Southern Pacific .studebaker . V. S. Steel . Willys Overland Sinclair Oil .

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The O'Brien Wtoven Lath Company of j K.ist ChlcaSi has now completed - Its demonstration equipment and -will hani he machine working tomorrow afteri.oon from 1:30 to 4:30 In the pouth room f thf new Victory building on Korsythe :t9. The public is Invited to attend this demonstration and any group of interested persons may make arrangements 'or a special demonstration nt othor t;me. A speci.il demonstration was pud this afternoon for a group of Chi-, e.igo business men. j The O'Brien woven lath is a new and vninue feature In building materials, being designed as a substitute for lath as a surface for plaster and stucco work. "! he cohipany Is at present specialising in the lath for stucco work only, but -Till, soon begin work on th? woven tath lor inside plaster work. The O'Brien machine is the only machine built which vriil successfully weive wood in a form suitable for commercial purposes. The v,oven lath is made in sections of different sues, the ordinary size being : 4s 43 Inches or 2 4x95 inches. Although the . company has not yet started work and have done very little advertising, they are diiiy receiving in-, .:u!rles from all sections of the country or prices on car load lots. One firm ir St. Paul has asked that the first 300 ar loaJs of- the product bo shipped to

CH2CAOO CASH OKAXX. CORN 2 mixed. It 52fil 5S; No. ; yellow, vl.53; No. 3 mixed. Jt.4Tli: No. 4 jr.ixcd. $1.44 9 1.45 ; No. 3 yellow. $1.4; No. 4 yellow, $1.43 '4 ft 1.47; No. 5 white. $1.47 1.4S. OATS. No. 2 white. SUHS S6c; No. U white, STc'SSHc; No. 4. white, 84p85c. cmcAO-o trrr stock. HOGS. Receipts. ,S,000. Market, steady to higher. Bulk. $ 1 4.4i 1 14.7: top. $14.75; medium weight. $14.405 14 65; light weight. $ 1 4.60 tt 1 4.75 ; light lights. $14. 00 ? 14. SO; heavy packing sows, smooth. $13.75 i 14.15: packing sows, mush, $13.25913.75; pigs, $13.25?? 14.25. CATTLK. Receipts. "0.000. Market, slorv and steady. Jte.ef Steers: Medium and Heavyw eight. $ 1 8.25 ft 1 J.75 ; choice and prime, IS. 25 1.75; medium and good. $ll.I5tf IS. 25; Ught -Weight. $14.00 "4 1S.50: gxd and choice, $ 1 4.00 ;i 1 8. SO; common and medium. $$.25 j 14 00. Butcher Cattle: Heifers. $. 5014.75: rows, to .50 ? 13.50: bulls. $7.50 Hi 12.00. Canners and Cutters: Cows and heifers. $3.256.30; canne.r frt,v.rs. $r.23 s on. Veal calves (light, and hendyw-fght).' $16.50 !S l!.00. Teeder steers. $7.25 f 12.50. Stocker steers. $j.7S 10.50. Stocker cows and heifers. $5.50 ii 25. Hticker calves, $8.00 t 10.7$. CHICAOO VKALi. 50 to 0 lbs.. lSe; 7 to SO lbs.. 19tf2lV; SO to 100 lbs.. 20 ,j 22c; fancy, 23c; overweight kidneys, 110 to 175 lbs., 12 "a 15c. BITTER. S0S7 tubs. Creamery, estra. 61HC; firsts. 5561c; packing stock, 40-44c. EGGS. Receipts, 35S6 cases. Ordinary firsts. 624 67c; firsts. 73 6Sc; cecks. 40 42c; dirties. 43'8 4jc. CUKES R Twins, new. 31c; Palsies. 22 24 0: Toung Americas. S21c; Longhorns. S2Vc; brick, JOc. LIVE POULTRY. Turkeys. 4tc: chickens, 2S132e; springs, 27c; roosters. 20c: geese, 27c; ducks. S4c. POTATOES. Receipts, 7 cars, Minnesota and Iakota. Ohios, $4.00 i 4.2a ; Wisconsin. $4.004.25.

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Judge Kenesaiv Mcuntcin Lnndis. When the American and National "lurue nioxuls meot next month to 'me a successor to Garry Herrmann as chairman of the national commitcion the supreme court of onset all it is believed they will choose .Tuilpo Kenesaw Mountain Landis of Chicasti. Kin name has been mentioned several times for the position. Landis is a thorough fan. and has shown hirrsr-lf tp be fearlesa In his handling of lepal matters.

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Merican Petroleum was active and after advancing 2 i to 1?9 reacted to-lSSj. Shell trading mj strong, selling 1 't holier at Tces Company continueJ weak, dropping three points to 201. Fractional losses wore sustained in Sinclair and I'an-Amr!can Petroleum. while Royal Dutch, held firm around 106 '4. Oleneral Motors lost S'i to 31V.. Rubber was In demand, rising 1 to 12?. The tobacco stocks were In supply. Tobacco products dropping 2 to M'i. and V. S. Retail Stores one point to SI'. American W'coWn, after losing one point to 153. rallied to 134 S. Tha railroad stocks were fractionally lower.

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Buy a gas range durii-g our K'immag Pale at a great saving. Northern Indiana C.a A Electric Co. l-12-5t

Many beautiful styles made from materials of

proven worth-Tricolettes, Paulettes, Satins, Taffetas, Silk Poplins and combinations of Satin and Georgette repe. For street, for sport, or for dressy wear, they are in styles, weaves, shades and sizes to please all. There

is nothing the matter with them; not a spot or blemish anywhefe; just as crisp and as fresh

looking as when they were unpacked. It is sjmply their CLEARANCE TIME and thev MUST GO. EVERY DRESS IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES-25 per cent is deducted at time of purchase. Make selections early tomorrow, if possible, as the best styles will naturally go first.

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Confetti rance Thursday n'ght. .linuary 15th. Unity Hall. 1-12-4

INTEKNATtOKAL HVHS SEWVICEl NEW yRK. Jan. 13. There xra-s sn irreg-ular tone to the stock market at tho opening today, with pris generally tending to lower levels. Steel common rose i to 10$. and Republic Steel to 114H. Baldwin Locomotive, after selling up to 116 H. dropped one point, while Crucible yielded 1l to 210.

BIRTHS

DECREAS

DEATHS

INCREASE

This Sale is for the balance of the

week ICAU FAAN N S VOLF

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Double S. cS: H. Stamps with all purchases Wed.

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Twenty-nine lss births nnd twentyone more deaths than in November inarlt 'he month of December in East thi.-ico. November's record was 127 birtl:? nid 27 deaths, while December showed only 98 births and 48 deaths. Almost half of the December deaths, as was also the case during Nov. i ih. r, were caused by pneumonia, 20 being from this cause. Other causes were: heart, 6: stomach, 4; mcnignitis. 3; accidental. 3; flu. 1; tuberculosis, I; diphtheria. 1: other causes. S. Indiana Harbor is the residence of twenty each of the new girls and boys and East Chicago hns twenty-nine e.-u h. In spite of the increased number of deaths during the past month. Dr. Teegarden reports that the general health of the city is good.

Advertise la Tne Times and adrertise again. Resalts come with constant effort.

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VO:uAIS i'lLOTS SCHOONER ACROSS OCEAN WHEN HER SKIPPER-HUSBAND DIES IN PORT

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Mrs. Isabella Cram is blicved to be tha first woman to pilot a vessel across the Atlantic ocean. When the four-masted Bchooner "Jean L. Sommerville," of which her husband, William F. Cram, wu captain, left Las Palmas, Canary Islands, her husband was taken sick the first day out. The mate and cook had left the vessel at the islands. Her husband Bhowed her how to take the sun before he died and after his death she waa forced to depend upon his instructions and her own knowledge of the ship and sea to steer the boat across the Atlantic. In spite of storms she reached the Florida coast and obtained a tow to Mobile. She preserved the body of her husband as best she cotild and from Mobile shipped it to Bristol, Maine, for burial.

fixing compensation j,r the transportation of mails, affirming a decision of the court of claims. Appeals from this decision were made by 'the Northern Pacific Railway company, the f-eabcar; Air Line, the New York Central, and the Kansas City, Mexico and Oriental Hallway Co.

DeLuxe Theatre

Today ANITA STEWART "MARY REGAN" Also Big V Comedy. Weds, and Thurs. EUGENE O'BRIEN in "SEALED HEARTS"

Take The Timrs and k-.ep touch with the whole world.

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TODAY Tom Moore IN

Lord and Lady

Also Al Jennings in "The Out-

law's Deputies.

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Friday and SaturdayWM. FARNUM in "HEART STRINGS" Sunday ZAZU PITTS "POOR RELATION'

Mrs, Isabella Cram an4 the ahi "Jeaa L. Sommerville."

DR. FREUBENBERG UNDER ARREST

DON'T GET THE WRONG DESSERT

Many housewives who want Jiffy-

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SESVICE1 MAliKKSAN'. U IS. , J.'iu. K. IT. 3.

A. Kxeudenborg was arr.stcd here th s'Jell g' t the wrong drs:-"rt

afternoon charged with the murdr of They expect a real fi n t flavorh!c wMlthr mother-ln-law. Mrs Nettie condensed fruit juice. They look :

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On 'Friday and Saturday afternoon children will be admitted for 2c only to see Antonio Mo- : .U- r.. I. r "-ri

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Special Feature TOMORROW AND THURS. Roy Stewart in 'The Westerners' From the novel by Stewart Edward White. 7 Parts. FRIDAY Mabel Normand

Up Stairs

Also "The Great Radium Mystery."

SATURDAY Mabel Normand IN"Up Stairs" Also Billy We?t Comedy.

hy H. A. I'licf. court commissioner, nuffies. by mu.xtard injection. The arrest waa made by Sheriff Alexander Moljonald on a warrant signed The complaint was sim-d y Willi.jni K. 1'erry n brother-in-lAr of the dead w o ro a n .

Motor Truck in Town

This huge Goodyear motor transport equipped with its big pneumatic tires will demonstrate .to truck users and the general public today in Hammond. The history of the Goodyear Fleet of trucks which originally during the war period when freight cars and express service was demoralized carried its freight of gas masks, airplane, tires, and other war material from Akron to

Boston and brought back tabnc and cord from the textile mills at Goodyear, Connecticut. 1 he round trip, a distance of 1,570 miles, was made in 4'2 days, less time than express service. ' To prove that a truck with this tire equipment could accomplish most any of the conditions that might exist in the country, this truck accompanied by another truck last September made a trip from coast to coast, over 71 per cent unimproved roads, a total distance of 7,763 miles, in 24 days. 1 hour and 55 minutes, an average speed of Wi miles per hour, through treacherous gumbo mud. over the sands of the desert and the steep, flinty trails of the Rockies, with only two broken parts and that dae to an accident. This feat previously unknown proves the effectiveness and practicability of these tires. After these strenuous efforts this truck is now carrying its story through the states of Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska,' North and South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, not only demonstrating "Improved Industrial Hauling" in the cities , but going to the out of the way places to shovr the farmer how he can do farm hauling more profitably. Lake County Auto Supply & Sales Company H. A. THIEL, Prop. 70S HOHMAN STREET. HAMMOND, IND.

MUTUAL DOUBLES CAPITAL STOCK TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL1 INbtANAPOLdS, Ind.. Jan. 1. Articles of incorporation, tiled with the secretary of state by th Mutual Savings and Loan Associate n of Hammond provide for nn Increslnst OHpital ftork

from one to two million dollar.".

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bottle in the package and they fa.i

to find It. Be careful of the nam. There ar . names which sound like Jiffy-Jeil but liic products ar not like It. Jiffy -Jell Is the only dessert with theft fruit-Juice, essences in vials. The fruit is crushed then (he Juice is condensed and seid in prlass vials. You trt rel fruit in Jiffy-Jell and-

the flavor !s abundant.

You Ret the

delights Hnd the healthfulness of fruit. , AnJ fruit is need! daily. J

But you will not ned these bottled flavors If you don't g-et Jiffy-Jell. ' Be careful.

I Need a little cash to finance that proposition? A want ad may find die fellow who has idli cash wHich he would be glad to invest. Its worth trying.

COURT PUTS O. K. ON BURLESON METHODS f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. The Supreme court today upheld the methods f.dopted by the postmaster-general

PASTIME

TODAYWILLIAM FARNUM in "THE JUNGLE TRAIL"

TOMORROW HARRY MYERS THE BORDER RUNNER

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HAMMOND, INDIANA

neatre

6 BIG ACTS 6 TODAY

The Handicap

A Miniature. Mythical iMusfcal Melange. 10 People. Girls, Gowns, Songs, Dances and Comedy. BAYES & SPECK Comedians. BROWN & ELAINE Dancing Hounds. JOHNNIE JONES Ventriloquist. YOUNG & FRANCIS Military Steppers. SIGRIST & DARROW Comedy Novelty.

New ihow Monday. WednosdAy nd Saturday. Mntinee daily at 2:30 p. m. Night conyruou 7 to 11. 5-undsy and holidays continuous 2 to 3 1.

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