Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 256, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1920 — Page 2

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI WASHINGTON. April 16 Preliminary population figures wen- issued tm'. .iy by tin- census bureau a? follows: Htiifni'l. In. I IPpO population, 8.;6:; Incase L' lT 'nr 2 . per cent.

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REPUBLICANS!

iipri s Diriiisione C' : 5toc is Hammond's Luc; : - for itne blue DIAMONDS ir. R of ail docnptions. C , price arc as reasonable !c 'lav wholesale cost, for

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0.50 to $500.00 !.- v.-ciiori savitcd. Money iciu.; J guarantee with every

Cks. Arkin & Son C:!y'; Oldest Jewelers, 163 State Street. HMM0D, IND. Open Tonight. $c Gold Wedding Ring?, r,56-00- $5.00 encc'a! price . .

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i tf the onmpaitn t a mrrtlnir of 1hr I Twin tliv Mi-ln inloy club to b held i iu Snlurly fifnlm, April 17th. nt I 7:::i o'-lovl at the club riioma, MlohI isiiin air . Indiiina llarhor. The pabj Jit- is Ini ltcl .

Allis Chalmers 43 U Aifn-rioin On 47 s Amei-ioin Car t- Foundry 143 Airif tii'nii linseeid Aiifi kviii Io.oniot t .- J07" Atnorioau nollinK 6?,4 Ainrncan Sfcl Foundry 4 " 1 -j American Tel. Tel !6'. Amrriciin Zino 1 7 :! Anaconda , 62 Halriwin Uicomntim 144 Bethlehem' Ste-! V- S77 'n.nadian P;irifln 121 Central I,ath. r fft1 "hic8' A- Northwestern S 4 Chicago, Mil. & St. IViul "t t'onsohaated tias 5' I'orn Products 1 r,2 r, t'ruciblo t.rl 26 LoUro & Hudson ! 1 Mstileric5 Securities ''1j I".ri. 1 " liui. r.il Motors 255 -'t Inckawanna Steel SOI. M i.l lo Si eel 47 Northern Pacific 7S't Ohio 1'ities tins 42 r' nn.-i H ania 4 1 a, J'e, pl.-s l'tn r.5' Pi-eased Steel Car I0'-'7 liailw.iy Steel Springs 102 lo admj;' S4'j ItepuMic Iron & Steel. US', Toli.-irco Products 72 '4 In ion Pa.'irtc llfl'j r. S. Steel lOo'i V. S. S'eel Prfd lll'a est inpliouse B1T, Willy- Overland 23T Sinclair Oil 334 BFTTER " 50! tuh. Creamery, extra, C4c: extra firsts, 6:e; firsts, 56 1? C2c: pekinir steck. r.4 5n9tae. KGGS Reeeipts, 22.4 41 cases. Cur-

rereipits. 3Sb40c: ordinary firsts.

ft ."Sc: first?. 40i,g41c; extra. 47'jf

4Vc: cheeks, 3435c; dirties, 36 4?37e. CHEESE Twins. new. SS-'f Paisif?. 30 'ii'g' 3le; Tounfr Americas, 31 i"i 'jc: Ijuitihornji. 30' c: brick, 23. MVK POVUTRT Turkeys. 3.".c; ehickens. 30c; springs. 33c: roosters, 23e; Beese. 22e: ducks. S'c. PCiT. TORS Receipts, $ cars. Min-

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CHICAGO CASK OBAIN. VT!KAT N... 4 sprinK. J2.65. tVIKX No. 2 white, fl.73; No. 3 mixed. J1.7I; No. ;; nlHte. $1.72; No. 3 yellow, $1.71; No. 4 mixoi. $ 1.6 it 1.67 . No. 4 yellow. $ 1 6 i '1, 1 i3. OATS No. 2 white. $l.o?.1-.. : No. 3 while. $1.02. CHICAGO I.IVE STOCK. HOCUS U.ieipt. n.i)ii0. Ma.rnet. active; lights Uronit to 10c hifther. others steady to Ice lower, r.ulk, $M.7,Vjr l."i.7S. Top. $!3.f0. Hefvyweisrht. $14.40 Wli.t.O. Milium veipht, $ 15. 20 V 15. DO. Light weight. JlOMOfj 15.30. I.;nlu liprhts. $14.75 ir 15.75. 1 ?r.a v y packing sows, smooth, $!f.75 q 13.75. Packinr sows, rouch. 1 2.40 'ri 1 i.Ofi. Tics. $1.':.0iVri 15.no. CATTLE Receipt. 1".000. Market. 25 '(i 50c lower: ralven, $1.00'7 1.50 higher. Hoef Sters: Medium and Heavyweight, clioli. e and prime, $ 1 4.00 5i 1 5.30; medium sud pood. $ 1 1 75 'i 1 4 .00; Light "Weight, gr.od and choice. $1 iLlOc. 15.00; common and medium, $ 1 0 25 'a 1 1.75. Futcher Cattle: Heifers. $7.6KJ 1 1.15: cows, $7.50'& 12.35: bulls, $ti.75 -fj 1 1.00. Canners and Cutters: Cows and heifers. $4.. In ft 7.50: canner fleers. $6.0i)( S.25. Veal calves IliEht and )tandyweiKht). S 1 0.00 f, 1 s.05. f'eeler steers. $3.505 11 S5. Slocker steers. $7.65 ti 1 1.25. Sto.-ker cows and heifers. $7.50113.25. Stocker calves. $.OOCg 11.25.

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Paris may create the hat, but the smartest footwear today is designed right here in America. What can equal this new Sailor Tie with its trim, new tongue, in front of which you can wear either a silken bow or a buckle? Notice its beautifully shaped French heel. We have all sizes and widths and can fit you perfectly in this shoe. Black Suede...' $8.50 to $14.00 Brown Suede $14.00

FRENCH VAMP PUMPS They are a favored style for spring wear. Shown in rich soft kid, patent kid and satin. FRENCH VAMP OXFORDS New and f a s h i o n able, shown in .rich dull kid and elegant tan calf. $11.50 to $14.00

STRAP COLONIAL Of excellent quality patent kid, hand turned soles and French heels. Exceptional value at $11.00 e OXFORDS Black and brown "Glove Fitting Kid," also suede and patent leather, very newest styles, at $6.95 to $12.95

Large and varied assortment of Misses' and Children's Low Shoes at Very Moderate Prices. JAS. B. ORTT "The JShop Ahead." 169 East State Street. Hammond, Ind.

CHICAGO VEAI-Sd to 60 lbs., 1 4 'rt 15c: 70 to SO lbs.. 16. IS.-; SO to 100 lbs.. lS'SIOe: fancy. 22 'o 23c; overweight kidneys, no to 175 lbs . l:"Hr,

PILES CTJttEO IN 6 TC 14 DATS. Prusrfrists refund ruonev if pZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation. Soothes and Heals. I"ou can set restful sleep after the Mist application, i'ricc, 60c. Adv.

GOAT GLAND EXPERT GUEST OF BETZ CO.

Tnost interesliriK feature In the big smoker held last night by th Knights of Columbus tn their hall on Sibley ftreet. In spite of inclement weather a larsre crowd attended, attesting the popularity which the Casey entertainments have won. f-'ir Wa La Iee, a Chinese manadarln attired in a!! the Korfceous rainment of his office, was ably impersonated "by Ttaymond Teey. It took the house. Master William Powderly of the Pauli.-t choiristers. was welcomed by many old friends and Tnade many nw admirers with h!s Incomparable voice. Arthur Knoeifr was another soloist who hud to repeat because of the !ntessant clapping of her hearers. The Oxford milintr Four of Chicago was the head-liner and proved it. The committee on arrangements were unanimously complimented upon their election of the quartette Two wrestling mate hes finished the program and over the afeteria, luncheon the Caseys presented demands that a duplicate performance .be staged before the end of the reason. Allies Make Demand On Germany bv fwtoxc. pinnr. STAFf CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE ' PARIS. April 16 The foreign office today authorized the statement tnat France, Belgium. Italy aud England have agreed upon th demand that Germany at once tak measures for immediate disarmament of her army, as provided in the pace treaty. If Germany refuses, the i:ied powers have airreed to suspend diplomatic relations with Berlin. Furthermore, the allies sre united upon the proposal to put a n"v blockade In force tt a new German miHluiisf coup Is successful. It Is understood that the aereement will put In writing when Cue interallied supreme council mecU at San Remo next week-

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HEAD IS DEAD

Hammond had the honor yesterday i of enfriiiK one of Cue most promin- j

i nt figures of the medical profession

today in the person of hr. J. R Hrinckley, famed for the tnarvrlous re

s ills that have followed in experiments in transplanting- goat gland.-? to the human body. Pr. Brinckley, who resides at Milford, Ka., where he is imainta'ning- a large hospital, crowded to capacity since he announced his success in tli

I pew surgery, has for years been a valued customer of the F. .-" . B"ti i company of Hammond. The hospital equipment with which he perform? his I wonderful feats came from th Ham

mond plant. Yesterday h stopped a,t Ilanv.nond while on his way to New York where a number of capitalists are ready tu back him in erectinar a large hospital if he win he ate here. Believing that m-inliem of the med.-

I cal profession and other Hammond people as well would like lo meet him I the officials of the Bct7. company rj ranged to have the surge.-n spealt at

the noon-day luncheon .. f the Chamber of Commerce. Practically all of the physicians of Hammond and a number from neighboring eiliew were pr' sent. The meeting was one of tlif most interesting slnre the luncheons w re inaugurated . Pr. ;Brinckley modestly snd as briefly as possible, described, the work thai be bad set out to aoer rnplish and. th" success which has attended hi" efforts. By transplanting interstitial glands from goats to the human 'body he ha' been able to cure insanity, restore eye. sight and bring back vigor to persons on whom old age had laid placed its ftamp. The wide publicity which has CHUi-ed patients to flock to his sanitarium from all prts of the world so that he is now swamped with work. If lie accepts the proposition of the New Yolk capitalists be will 'be pl.ie with

MNTERKATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI RALTI.Moi;:-;. MJ., April 16. Theodore N. Vail, chairman of the bosri of -) re, -tors of the American Telephone and Teleirraoli Co.. and long a m-ted

figure in the telephone, and telegraph

world, died this morning at the hos

pital of John Hopkins University. Heart trouble and complications resjlting from an illness from which he was a puffcrer dnring the past year, were the immediate causes of death. For the past month Mr. Vail had been recuperating at Jekyll Island, off the Oeorgian coast, which is the center of homes of many prominent families. lie ,ame f Baltimore and entered the hospital at Johns Hopkins University the first of this week. His death came early this morning. He is survived (by Mrs. Vail, who accompanied lilm to Baltimore from hiv Jekyll Island home. Mr. Y:l was in his 75th year. H was born in Carroll county, Ohio. In IS 15. For well over a quartpr of a century Mr. Vail was one of the most dominating figures in the e?etr:eal world. He was the organlrer and dirirtnr iu many electrical enterprises, dealing principally with the extension of telephone and telegraph lines in all parts of the world.

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Gcit :it iricaLly Kxamine4 Glasses Fitted Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Lake County Fruit

and Vegetable Co. 673 So. Hohman St., Hammond. Opposite the A. P. Store. I Car Fancy Michigan Potatoes, pk. . . $ 1 . 1 8 or $4.65 bushel. Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 43c Oranges, Navel, dozen 28c Fancy Ripe Grape Fruit, 3 for 25c Lemons, dozen 20c Cooking Apples, 5 lbs. for 25c Cabbage, per lb. . 6c Lettuce, per box 30c Celery, per stalk I Oc or 2 f talks for 18c. Green Onions, 3 bunches for 1 Oc Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs. for 1 5c

x ia.rc.rr crpj ..f assistants to attend t o many more pat ients than his present eqi' riuf '" 1 will permit. K. C. SMOKER MAKES BIG HIT

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(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI NEW YORK. April 16. Warning against an Increased paper famine. President George w, gisson today urged a national legislative policy of forestry protection in nn address before the annual convention" of the American Paper and Pulp Association. He doclarod prodigal mMiod In the forests and mills bad brought in Industry face to face with an planning condition He said that Canada, reported to h considering an embargo on wood everts, could not neord to take ihi action because it needs American coat. "There is no danger of ncjrloolins' op1 B B a'B B'B'B'B'B'B'.B'B'i E B B B B B B B.B.B.B.fl.B.

We're Patting Over

Special Sale of Boy's 15 and 16 SUITS, 13di Real smart, snappy models, of good dependable fabrics in a splendid range of patterns. When economical mothers see these suits they won't last long at these prices. Better get in early.

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portunitie3 Jn foreign traae," he said. "While we do not pa.rticuia.rly need this foreign business today, th? time may come when It will be necessary to absorb cur excss production."

SAYS WIFE TOOK $3,000 OF, HIS Systematic Mealing by which ph was able to accumulate 13,000 of bis money Is chargfd by Heonise I. Ohirlia against his wife. Marie, in a suit for divorce which was filed by him thin morning in the Hammound superior court. Chirila resides at Indiana Harbor. The plaintiff and defendant were mar ried In ths spring of and lived together until September 15. 1919. when Marie decided that she would return to Roumanla. Her husband refused to go hack to the old country with her. but she went anyway and be says she is there now living with another man according to reports which he has received. The t lie ft. of the SH.POO occurred a

little at a time, from Chlrlla'a safe in the looms used by him for giving baths snd chiropractic treatment in Indiana Harbor. Added to the charf of abandonment Is the allegation thai prior to prohibition. Maria was an habitual drunkard which accounted for her ill temper. She is also said to ha- e associated with other men, frequently remaining away from home all night McMahon A; Conroy are representing "hirila in the uit.

WEIL

PHONE 118 HAMMOND.

125 GOSTLIN STREET.

Saturday Specials

GROCERIES Club House Milk, per can. . dozen $1.4j A case $5.60

Brooms A very good regular 90c.

MEAT Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb 22c Nice Lean Plate Boiling Beef, lb 15c Veal Pocket or Stew, lb 22c V eal Shoulder Roast, lb 28c

UUII13 .-V irn j;..!uvi in."". i -, . . in n today 75c ; resh Lean Hams 6-10 lb.

.28c

Armour's Corn Flakes,

average, per id

pkgs. . ..25c Fresh Small Lean Cali

Monarch Catsup, large bottle. .. .21c j pPoJk Bus.' lb." " Large Can Peaches, today 39c j Oscar Mayer Star M Bacon. half or whole, lb Mary Jane Watson Preserves 27c . ; o,Car Maver Smoked Cali

2 for 5Zcj Ham lb 24c

I Oscar Mayer Skinned Ham, 2V 10-12 lbs. average, lb 36c

i Uscar ivlayer s Boneless Smoked

...21c 29y2c .36V'2c

Germs in Your Rugs will be so scarce after a Hoover Suction Sweeper has passed over them that you may safely say your rugs are germless. The Hoover goes right to the bottom, beats, then sweeps, then cleans. After this process of cleaning your ru-, not only look spotless, they are also immaculate, and entirely safe for the babe to play upon. May we not demonstrate this wonderful sweeper to you right in your own home? No obligation to buy. Standard Electrical Engineering Company 633 South Hohman Street. Tel. Ham. 525. Buy Your Electrical Goods from an Electrical Dealer.

Deluxe Theatre Today and Tomorrow Earle Williams in "The Fortune Hunter" Also Antonio Moreno in the .4th episode of "The Invisible Hand" Sunday J. Warren Kerrigan in "$30,000" Monday and Tuesday Olive Thomas in "Footlights and Shadows" Wednesday and Thursday Anita Stewart in "The Fighting Shepherdess"

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PASTIME Today MADAME PETR0VA in "THE LIFE MASK" Tomorrow BILLY WEST

Save on Potatoes, eat Noodles 3 pkg

Old Colony Coffee, resrular 55c,

today 49c No. 2 Van Camp's Pork and Beans , 16c No. 2 Can Peas, good I2V2C Jap Rose Toilet Soap, 3 bars... 25c Swift's Pride Washing Powder, 4 pkgs 15c

Butts, lb 43 Vac

Oscar Mayer's Metwurst, lb 35c Armour's Simon Pure Lard, 2 lb. pail 59c 5 lb. pail... $1.39 Crisco, 1 lb. can ....34c Cream of Nut Oleo, 2 lbs 67c Best Creamery Butter, nice, fresh, lb 69c

Weil, the North Side Grocer who adrerHset, delivers to all ptrts of the city, and.

gives S. & H. Trading Stamps. j I

BIJOU TODAY Pauline Fredericks in "Bonds of Love" Also 2nd episode with Elmo Lincoln in "Elmo the Fearless.' SUNDAY TOM MIX in "DESERT LOVE" Coming Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN With Max Sennctt Bathing Beauties in Person.

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