Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 194, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1920 — Page 2

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i ih& EMMi Emd SbS Like a magnet it has drawn multitudes of thrifty women to our Drug and Toilet Goods Sections. The heavy buying Saturday and Monday made deep gaps in our stocks. But we have re-ordered on all goods wherever we thought a shortage was likely to occur and can assure you the same liberal reductions on all items as advertised last Saturday.

TEACHERS OF E. C: GET

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6 BCLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief

E LL-AITS FOR INDIGESTION

EXTRA SPECIALS This is but a small portion of the items now offered at cut prices:

25c Ex Lax. special 19c F;

25c Hmkle s IUU m a bottle uc 25c Beecham's Pills 19c 25r Hill's Cascara Ouimne Tablets 19c

25c Phenolax Wafers 19c I - - r w..' " I 1 T I 1 . 1 ft Fr"

ZDc Ue Witts coia laDieis iat 3 oz. Pure Glycerine 20c 4 Seidlitz Powders ...12c

T Ui. V-UUip. IW VII VA- 1 vtiuvi A 1 yd. of Adhesive Tape 9c I

1 oz. Quinine Sulphate 51.25 Yl lb. Cocoa Butter 39c Genuine Lamb's Wool Powder Puff . .... 17c

forffitallPil rrsiKiiat ions from the tonchm jt fore of th public srhoul.i !ty an increase of $10 a monih for ai h teachrr. the inoreat- to be retronHl and in force from the bftflnnlnff of th school year for all who rtniHiri during: tho entire car. The board votc(l to increase thf salary $10 a montli for the remaining five nionths'of Ww school ytar and tjranl a bonus of $50 to all who complete the year. This increase tog ;hrr !th other subs'antial increases i',.v it-m ":ir is expected to tmt only hold the umbers who are -!r;iiy on the city ndl. but also attract oih. r tractH-r f-r next year. The minimum salary now paid by the schools (after trie Increase) in $1100 a year for grade teachers and $1100 for high school teachers for a ten-month' year. The maximum snlar yof grade teachers is now $l"f0 and tiiat of hiRh school teachers $2'H"i. With the increases .which are scheduled for next year most of the grade school teachers will receive $1500 a year and hisrh school teachers will ranf between $Muo and $2000. It is possible that more increases will be granted If the board finds it necessary. "The present increase of salary of $10 a month was made possible m spi'e of lha shortage of funds by a close organization work-d out by Sunerint endent K. X. Canine with the aid of his principals who are now- taking care of additional students with the same number of teachers. The sal;ry which would have been drawn by additional teachers has thus been made available for increases of salary. Teachert in the East fTtu-aito public schools are engaged and retained on a rating basis, depending- upon their experience, training and success in thu work. Increases for next year will depend to a great extent upon the ratings which the individual teachers receive, but the raise which has just been granted is made regardless of everything txcept present service. Although there have been several resignations from the teaching force during the nasr jf-ar, only a few have been for the purpose of taking other poUint,s at higher salaries and in number I-:.iit Chicago has fared much hetwr than most other schools in the ou itr Indications point to a good teaching tcrce for next year:

COTTON BREAKS $8 TO $9 A BALE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NEW YullK, IVh. 4 The announcement that England would stop , -tations of cotton because of the r.iorallation in the value of the pi.mnj led to excited and wll.1 selling in th cotton market during: the. early a't noon. Cotton was freely offered from all sources and prices broke iolently 16S to ISfi points, or from $1 to J9 a bale.

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CAR THIEVES AND RAILROAD POLICE USE GUNS FREELY

A revolver tight between three car thieves and two special agents of th Indiana Harbor Belt Kail road last riiiht furnished the excitement for residents of Calumet in East Chicago. The battle came, when the two special agents attempted to arrest five men who hud been caught in the acr of taking merchandise from a box car in the Indiana Harbor licit yards. luckily no one was hit by any of the several bullets which were fired. East Chicago police were notified of the battle by thu agent of the South yhore about 11 o'clock Rnd Officers O'Xell. Trtanj and Muha arrived at the, battleground in time to assist in the arrest. John K. Spencer and Joseph Vlandowski ar the two agent who carried on the battle and came out victors. Th merchandise which was stolen consisted of raisins, milk and soap. The police are investigating the cas further on the supposition that the raisins were taken for use in making "white mule" and an effort will be made to locate a still on the property of the prisoners or of their friends. Milan Polek. 4S19 Carey St.. says that he was invited to take articles form tho car by tho other men and thst the car was already opened before they arrived. The prisoners claim that they did not break Into the ear. but that it was open when it was switched Into the yard. The ct comes tinder the fedenl court jurisdiction if the railroad officials wish to prosecute under the interstate shipment violations, but it is probable that the case will be. settled in the city court if the men are willing to plead guilty. The men who were nrrest in addition to Milan PoUk are. Steve Tenich. 1S15 Carey St.; CcorKe Supnik. 4815 Carey St.; f;tee Ma.hanevich. 4S19 Carey st., and John Tenich. 4S15 Carey st. Ceorge .Supnik. cat t ied a .2 calibre revolver which he had emptied at the defective and Steve V r-,uh m,, Stee Mahanovich each carried .?A eilibre revolvers from which two vhot each had Lcmi fired.

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

1 lb. Epsom Salts 10c 50c Drake's Croup Medicine 43c 25c Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup 15c $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk $3.19 $1.00 Happy Home Blood Purifier 69c $1.00 Beef, Wine and Iron 83c $1.00 Nux and Iron Tablets 5Sc $1.25 Vinol 95c 50c Hobion's Syrup Figs 34c 60c California Syrup Figs 49c 50c Celery Yesce 37c 50c DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills 33c 35c Eilert's Ext. of Tar and Wild Cherry. ... 19c 60c Hays' Hair Health 39c 35c German Worm Cakes 19c 25c Uncle Sam's Family Liniment 19c $1.00 Walpole's Codliver Ext 83c 25c Mother's Salve 17c 25c Eastman's Arnica Salve 17c 75c Mellin's Baby Food 69c 60c Musterole 49c 25c Trent's Cough Syrup 19c 40c Fletcher's Castoria 27c 25c DeWitt's Golden Liniment 19c 50c Mentholatum 39c 10c Charcoal Tablets 8c 30c Sal Hepatitca , 23c 25c Electrox Silver Polish 11c

HAMMOND CITY OF JtANY BIG SALES 1! ammo nT"" was a busy city on Monday and Tuesday. Mill End Sales and Fire Sales brought the people out in bunches. Trading was brisk; bargains w era thick and plentiful. The I. ion Ptora never saw a busier day than Monday, then on Tuesday the 1'arlsian Specialty Store, after suffering: from a bad fire opened iis doors for a ftre sale that brought lots of shoppers. Shoppers will have fiy-y picking a!l this week. This is a pt-tiod when the merchants that is. the progressive merchants, must get rid of all winter goods and the prices at these progressive stores are made f.o attractive that buying is irresistible.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts, 20.000; market ia weak to 25 low er; bulk. 14. 756 1 i.00 ; top. J5.40; heavyweight, 1 4.40 tt 1 4?0; medium weight, 14.75 ft 1 5.0 ; light weight. 14.90U15.15; light lights. 14.60 6f 15.00; heavy packing sows, smooth. lo.TS lit 4.1 0; packlnK sows, rough, 13.50 il3.75; pigs. 13.75ffl4.50. CATTUli Receipts. 8.500, market li dull; beef ateers: choice, and prime, 1 f.. no 'ji 17.00 ; medium and good, 11.25'ff K)."; light weight: good and choice, K'.i St 16.') u ; common and medium. 8.25 0 12.25; butcher cattle: heifers, 6.65'n, 13.00; cowb. 6.65&U.75; bulla, 7.25 11.00; canners and cutters: cows and heifers, 5. AO'S 6.65; canner steers, 6.25 7.75; veal calves (light and handyweight) K-OOft IS. 50; feeder steers. 1.00 'fj 12.00; stocker steers, 7.25 10.75 ; stoc ker cowa and heifers, 6.759.00; stocker calves. 7.7541.11.00.

HAMMOND LEGION MEETS TONIGHT Hammond Tost, No. 16, of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting tonight at eight o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. All exservice men are invited to attend and bring ail troubles of allotments, allowances, compensation. insurance. Liberty Bonds, bonuses, travel pay and back pay for the Legion to take care of. The Legion specializes in helping

ex-.vervice men to get what Is coming j to them from the government and all j the latest rulings of the different govj ernment departments will be explained . to any one desirintr the infnrmaiinn

The officers are urging each member to bring; a buddie.

CHICAGO VEALr DO to 60 lbs.. 20 21c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 22W23; 80 to' 10f lbs.. 241"25; fancy. 25''j26; overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lbs., 12t'15.

Bl'TTER Receipts. 4.100 tubs; cream ery. extra, 62; extra firsts, 50I53; firsts 66 '(160; packing stock. 3S. KGGS5 Receipts. 5.600 cases; current receipts, SI'S 53; ordinary firsts. 44W 50: firsts, 54; extra, 35'ti45; checks, 37 & 38; dirties, 41 (fi 13. CHKK.SK-Tw ins, new-. 2'30; dais ies, 32S33; young Americas, 32'i; long horns. 33 ; brick. 284Pi. LIVE ROCLTRV Turkeys. 40; chickens, 36; springs. 34; roosters, 23; gf-ese. 27; ducks. 34. POTATOES Receipts, 43; Minnesota and Dakota. Chios, 4.20&4.40; "Wisconsin. 4. 20$ 4. 4''.-

OLD RESIDENT OF HAMMOND CALLED John H. W. Leimback died yesterday morning at his home Cameron street, Hammond, following a l'rig ill. ness with Blight's disease. He was sixty ears old, having ben born in tiermar.y. March 4, 159. He came to the United states when a young man and for the last thirty-five years bad been a resident of Hammond. Short srevices will be held at the residence at 1:310 o'clock Friday afternoon after which the body will be taken to St. John's Oerman Lutheran church where final s-rvices will be held at 2:00 o'clock. liuriel will be in Concordia cemetery in charge of undertaker Neidow. H leaves the widow, four sons, John. Henry, William Jr. of Hammond and George of Rrownsville. Pa., and one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Schutx of Hammond.

DeLuxeTheatre Today and Tomorrow Cecil De Milk's Production "TILL I COME BACK TO YOU" featuring BRYANT WASHBURN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN: WHEAT No. 3 red. 260; No. 2 hard winter, 258; No. 3 northern spring, 250. CORN" No. 3 white. 167148; No. 4 white, 1441n'rl4.'!: No. 3 yellow. 147i 14?: No. 4 yellow. 143145'-; No. 4 mixed. 143i 144 '2. OATS No. 2 white. SSSf: No. 3 white, 85 1-4 86 3-4: No. 4 white, 86.

"HAPPY DAYS" AT THE ORPHEUM "Happy Days" a scream of a comedy baaej on schoolboy frolics is the tog number on the program at the Orphenm theatre today. Thursday and Friday. This show is one of the biz-

! h'ts on the road, chuck full of eood

comedy. No one who ever attended school can witness the play without being reminded of several amusing in-

j cidents of his or her career. Anoth

er episode of Pearl "Whites serial ' The Black Secret. ' will also be shown in addition to the six vaudeville arts.

And

an all star cast.

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kumnc nrtiumcivoi tan in "GREATER THAN FAME" Also Antonio Moreno in the 4th episode of "The Invisible Hand." Saturday BESSIE BARRISCALE "HER PURCHASE PRICE" Antonio Moreno in the 4th episode of "The Invisible Hand."

Sunday SESSUE HAYAKAWA

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"THE TONG MAN

Coming Mon., Tnes. and Wed. LOUISE GLAUM in "THE LONE WOLF'S DAUGHTER"

Allls Chalmers 441 America nCar and Foundry 133 American Htnelting 63' American Sfeel Foundry 41" Anaconda t Atchison ii Baldwin Locomotive 108 Baltimore and Ohio 301 Canadian Pacific II?1 Central Leather 86' Chesapeake and Ohio 52' Chicago and Northwestern 82 Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul 35 Crucible Steel ;ng

General Flectric General Motors Lackawanna Steel Leh igh Va llev Lehigh Valley Mldvale Steel New- Vork Central Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific Ohio Cities Gas Railway Steel Springs Republic Iron and Steel

Southern Pacific 95 Southern Railway 29 I'nion Pacific 119 I'. S. Steel iio I'. S. Rubber 119 Witys Overland 27 Sinclair Oil 36

162 284

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See Evangeline at Bijou Today! WO IAIN V7ATEB; Dont worry. mXTB-ITO-lSOKE WASH. IMG- POWDM Breaks bard water. Ask your grocer. 2-4-3 1

PASTIME

Today MARIE WALCAMP "TEMPEST CODY GETS HER MAN" Also a two reel comedy. -Tomorrow . HOOT GIBSON

STUDY NURSING, ENGLEW00D HOSPITAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES Full accredited. Offers full course of training- in ail branches of nursiny. Morlern and fully equipped general hospital. New. modern nurses' home. Clans now forming. No delay in admission. State aaa aiid preliminary education in first letter. A Mmlted ntsmbsr of grammar school graduates will be. accepted for our regular conn of training. Address E. T. 0LSEN, M. D. Cearral NnperlBtradenl. Rag-lewood Hospital, Chicago.

NOTICE TO ELKS P.epular meeting Thursday. February 6th. at 8 p. tn. This Is Fast Exalted Ruler's night, and all nations will be filled by Past Exalted Jtulers. All Klks are requested to be present. A. M. Turner, Kvalted K lit r. Pro Tern. 2-4-5

SPRING Hat and Art Shop 708 Chicago Ave. East .Chicago, bid.

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED On account of an accident which bursted our gas line we were forced to close all dfty because of no gas, but we are open again for business hs usual. FP.EN'CH & AMERICAN" li EPTA UP. .VNT 92 State St., Hammond. 2-4

STATE OF SEIGE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! M A Df 1 1 1 . Feb. 4. A state of selg was declared today at Santander as a result of fighting which broke out in connection wit Mhe greneval strike. A number of persons were wounded.

See Evangeline at Bijou Today 1 241

NEGLECTING THAT COLD OR COUGH?

AUDITORIUM THEATRE HAMMOND TONIGHT ETHEL CLAYTON in "MAGGIE PEPPER" Also two comedies "Jazzed Honeymoon" and "The Old Stage Door."

BIJOU TODAY AND TOMORROW SPECIAL FEATURE

"Evangeline

The Sublime Drama of All Time.

Heary

-By-Wadiworth

Longfellow

Also a two reel Western Comedy With FAY TINCHER.

See Evangeline at Bijou Today! --1

USEES

188 ARE ARRESTED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICtl I'.ERI.I.V Feb. 4. vne hundred eightyeight Coinmuriists have been arrested upon orders from Minister of Defense. Noske in the present governmi nt roundup.

The Hoard of the Hammond "Woman's Club wi!l hold their monthly meetingw ith the pr piilent. Mr. W. A. Hill, on Thursday afternoon. TrvtnE Hilt, who is attending the Fniverfity of Illinois is home for a week .

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Why, when Dr. King' N'w Discovery o promptly checks it

IT'S natural yon don't want to b careless and let that old cold or eongh drag on or that new attack develop aerlouely. Not when j-ou can get such a proTad Bucfeaaful remedy as Dr. Kings New Discovery. Cold, cough, grlpps. cronp does not resist this standard reliefer ery long. Its quality Is as nigh today as it always baa been and it's been growing steadily in rppuInrity for more than fifty years. 60c. and $1.20 a horrle at all druggists. Give It a trial.

Tardy Bowel, Inert Liver They Jnst won't let yon put "pap" into your work or play. Sick headache comes from retaining waste matter and impurities in the body. Feel right for anything make the llrer lively, the bowels function regularlv, with Dr. King'a New Life nils. Smoothly yet positively they produce results that cleanse the system and make the liver and towela respond to the demands of a strong, healthy body. Still 2$c at all druggists. Try tlcm tonight.

HAVE YOU A GUARD FOR THE FAMILY? ' A guard in the way of Ready Money should you need it in case of Emergency? , A Savings Account is a guard against the embarrassment and worry that often comes with the unexpected arrival of illness br the need to go to a funeral in a distant city. No wondering from what neighbor a loan may be had. No worrying over where to get the cash. A Savings Account regularly added to each pay day is one of the best protections for the home there is. Have you protected your home? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Member Federal Reserve System-" Capital and Surplus $150,000.00

Where Everybody Goe

HAMMOND, INDIANA

6 ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS 6 FEATURE ATTRACTION TODAY, THURS. AND FRIDAY.

"HAPPY DAYS

School Day Frolics 7 People. OXFORD TRIO A Mirthful Musical Diversion. DALE & DE V0E Singing and Dancing. FRANCIS & FOX Song and Dance Surprise. HENRY MONROE Tramp Comedian. THREE BELMONTS Diahelo Boys. Also PEARL WHITE in "THE BLACK SECRET." New ahow konday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily at 3:19 p. m. Ntght onvJrous 7 to 11. Sunday sad holldaye eoistlnuona 2 to 11.

Not 20 or 100 Miles Away But Right in This Town

There are several advantages in having your fire, automobile and other insurance handled by this bank. In the first place you are dealing with a home office, with men on the job.

Besides, the bank has resources that are many times greater than the ordinary insurance off.ee this guarantees financial responsibility. And by having your insurance written at home at this bank you get an agency that will be here next week, next year. Should a fire occur or emergency come you will find us "Johnny-on-the spot" when you need us. First Trust And Savings 'Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00

KAUFMAN N & WOLF - Hamkond. Inq