Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 26 April 1920 — Page 3

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Father Frartcis A. K IIv. ' fif V : cha.p!ajn' of th Twi :it r ' h if. i men and naunpl chaplain of tic A men i in Lesion, spoke to th lir':! ttj.ii. in' last night that ha. --r " '! ;!.. M. Kinl? school 'idrorHm '.t K vt ? a With voiva Jin.l t- rii,i . ; i match his sr.x feet two cf s.o lo- h I th lntiest cf the audience for nl!n two hour. and as tr"Ti t !"'!. I wit

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Pm' !.: ivfi'j "ris t .'on speakins in iOPlrnjl c'i:f.-r.r cmcs of th miintry 4d ' h'' " U f" l" i:.t 1 1 4.- vi ji is -ii ( a s. t i. y wL I UilL v. h i. h i n ! i do i m i tin.! ' i. 1 .".i . s i 1 1 . I

Ut!'!'alo, N".v Vork. ani i (hers K" s-poke :.t i;-m S Ciinlay e cuing and at Cli;ifiio ll.-itt.! Sunday aftrrimuii I-.Tii'i K"ii.." w ss reeled at Knt Chics b i h- American lx-sion. whf -n-tT!in.-i It'in at surt'T hi the Elks Out' n'iii a- 't-l.iok.. 1 ut'ins ih ni'P'T i 1 u(,: :l t!-. time sot fop the fifnms n ;'!.. i; s ho M.'k!u'. niditontun. t h .i.it.--i- w.io . r.' . i :.ii'iy"1 in re: m n ly I'vj -r K !!v tt h numerous st'Ttoa of hs f ; i ! n : . The f i'tr'-i! talk w n r .'.! 1i i .-!- 1 inn tw i. jwtrt. tho first of wli'ch i . I '. w it Ii ? no .4o , it of tli- Twrns y-s voni h .'!:! O .-oi'f'l' ' : '1? iltVl."'tlS at Uf tutio of ' I'rfflk'.i'i; of" tlic Hindrti!i.i i e !.to" in and ;- ji-.cii.1 -art li. -ihnc ui'h r.; in Ani.-i !oatnm. H " ! s r . ;roi ..f r.pora '!-. lis f t ho rli'!:on v cro k '"i i vi I ! y dftall.yj n-nl f nabli'ii .!. h-nror to xitnlorft iml rx'ot'y w hT Mi'1! o:'t ;i s s:' i.'tiH, how it nuM 'Vl Hii'l n- lii" )riv was aoi onirlislird. P.U'inK h' trra'i.. of tli" citizonhip r-otii-m ho btt'Tly di'P"itni'i,1 tt.rf.p . ' iv . .. if p. r'ons who appeared dunni; :)., war-. The i i nsi'!.n! ion s o!ii( tor. tho i.niioi'.s and ti,f:ii who rincunood their ci .? t'.s !i i p in ord.'r to escape service ail enme in for a share of detatjioint ion. He n 'r, ..rat'd 101 pi r rent .ivet n .ii':.rii tor uh :..ioy ile pi"iv ih (Jos of ii:e L'tnt.-.i S a l - r .

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Large part of Mexican Coast

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IN an Eagle Shirt you recognize at sight an air of distinction in fabric and style. Only later do you appreciate how different are its exclusive pattern, its eoler combinations, its weave. An Eagle Shirt reflects the high' est idezh of fabric weaving and the quality of the wearers taste. Every shirt ths ultimate in value

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DURING 1917 (latest authentic figures available) motor trucks hauled 60 tons of freight a mile for every person in the United States. Then the country was at war and the capacity of the railroads was overtaxed. It is doubtful if even a small percentage of this enormous tonncge could have been moved except by motor trucks. The management of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana), recognizing the necessity of furnishing facilities for supplying gasoline to automobiles and trucks as they traveled through the country, established Service Stations at convenient points throughout the territory served. These Service Stations perfected the system of distribution maintained by the Company. The drivers of this caravan of motor trucks which carried the 6 billion ton miles of freight in 1917 would have found their task more difficult of accomplishment had it not been for the network of Service Stations along the way. While the Standard Oil Company was supplying a substantial share of the fuel consumed by these motor trucks, it also was supplying its regular patrons, and meeting the demands of the United States Government with great quantities of gasoline for war purposes. Its preparedness and its ability to meet an emergency, however unheralded the emergency may be, serves to emphasize one of the salient phases of the bigness of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana). Standard Oil Company 910 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago

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WASIIINin'i'X, April Cfi Comph-te rep. -its w ere aa:iH h re tod of t he severe ii:i:t'riu htwern 1 v. . ' 'i t i o n a

iroop- aiwl tne f.-deial tr.",p.j in tit-.'.

A.iusi'o n1 n n ! a i n ner Mo; . i'oy 1 nconip let e df tails tecK. d a. t h Sonora Rf noy lure in I a rK ' i-r. SuHador AUarado one of Hi.- rro'ut ionary lail-rs mdii-ated that th- l.;ii

tie which is rep.,rt.'d, t he m ir.Rr.-, i m the Aj'i.-yo mountains may lomj Mosici City into the ytorm cm'pr of' the rt-viilul ton . j Tif porta leocivtd last wk indiratri! Ihiit a larere part of tlo rna.-t of Jin.! u-o was likely (.) be in control uf l'i t rebls before another fortnight. j The ihploniat :c s-it .iati..s l.etiveriy the i I.'. S. art'l l":.-.i n:ay l.e,...i.P lnol- j ed if I eliels an -.iitr.. ..f th 'rt J i.-at of Mext.-.i. A l.irue amount of! A:ntru in f:.iiju.5 pas-. thross; i

p.. its now n.ei.t ,.r menai-ed by the rebels. If it is to continue it may h nece.ssesv for the p. .. ,0 enter sort of iifRfit :ai ion? with :en. Cloepon. leader of the rebel fores.

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Thre Gary churches mad reeoid marks on th opr.ing of the InterChurch World campaign yesterday. The First Kapt:?t. Oast ?M Pnitd li j.by t eri, n church an! First Heformed churches made Ui eniab'e rr. ol ds . The First Bapti! church Af this city showe s u h io i i pt : on s which indicated leader?h'p byon! ai! expectations early in the lay. This church hal a quota of $2. son for the first year and subscribed $.0fa. This record leafs Hammond and laPorte. The Fast Side T'nlttd Presbyterian church worker a'so srnasrie.l their quota mark going Jn more than thir (j-.Kita of $ J. ! o . Tht- Fust Reformed church was early in advance of us goal, raising J."o0 with speed and outdoing the ma: k set f'r them. Kports are crimlnR In rapld'y proving t'vit. popular interest has hen aroused beyond any campaign or u-,.-. iti'nt of recent nonllis, The varpn.i church leaders found Renerous resronse to solicitation but many need further assistance and the general pub !:c is asked to e erv-1 h I n s; osm.; in order not only to make Gary absolutely leader of the floii but to accomplish that religious work th funds will make p .5o,h'e.

The advantages this celebration offers are obvious to one who is fortunate enough to have a baby to buy for. The opportunities presented comprise an unusually large assortment of cloth-

Infants' Long Dresses; made entirely by hand, of fine sheer lawn; yokes are hand embroidered C 1 1 I II

some are finished with imv barvy

tuck;. Priced for Babv Week at. . . .

Babies' Long Coats; choice of several styles, one in cassimere. the other in cotton corduroy; both numbers have long crepe collar, trimmed in silk braid and neatly embroidered; $3.00 Baby Bibs; good size Turkish bibs in pink and white and blue and white checks; tape ties; regular price, each 20c. On 1 C-

ing and accessories for the "Pride of the Home," offered for this occasion at extremely attractive prices during Baby Week. A partial list is given below.

$1.98

sale Baby Week, each

Infants' .Boots; knee, length boots, crocheted of white wool yarn, trimmed in pink or blue. Specially priced ! 1 at. pair V Infants' Bonnets Dainty In tie white organdy caps, pin tucked and elaborately trimmed with

rich IaCes; at

Carriage Straps, of three-inch ribbon, rosette on each end, with : . .. i i

various toys auacnea to amuse

baby. Special

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$1.69

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HURLBURT'5 CAMPHOR PILLS TAKE ONE AT ONCE

if rou anew, arinffle or feel a chill coming on. rim-tk. n

' ' J H. BIUI.1 nottia at ail tims. Price 30 Cents et all dealers.

Tire KELLS CO.. ITXWBtraGH. jf. T.

Short Dresses for Baby; several attractive little styles; made of batiste or bridal cloth; collar and cuffs hnish-d in pink and blue or

gandie or daintily trimmed in lace;

$2.50 regularly; now

White Underskirts Infants' long white underskirts; Gertrude style; made of fine quality lawn, tucked and embroidered flounce; regular price $1.00. OQ Baby Veek . . . ViJK White Pique Eibs; genuine Madeira hand work, on white piqu? or crepe de chine; very dainty. Specially priced (j J ?5 lt Wee Tots' Slippers Ankle strap slippers of white crepe de chine, trimmed in pink or blue; regular Dnce. pair $1.50, CI QQ Special Infants' Sets Comb, brush and soap box of white celluloid, prettily decorated in forget-me-not de::r.; ;$i.98 Teething Rinjs of white ivory rtrung on pink or blue silk ribbon, hand painted. Specially OQ priced at ".

Infants' Jackets, of white wool crepe or cassimere, embroidered in pink or blue silk, ribbon trimmed; former $2 values, reduced for Baby Week. gj QQ your choice sr.ww Short Underskirts, for tots from 6 months to 4 years of age; made of fine quality nainsook in Gertrude style; deep embroidered flounce; regular price $1.59. OnJI OQ sale Baby Week at. . . & 1 Crocret Bootees, of fine quality white yarn, finished in pink or blue, ribbon drawn; regular CQprice 75c. Special OUC Baby Boys' Caps of white pique with detachable crown; hand embroidered in colors; pretty nursery patterns, priced $ 59 Baby Book; printed on good quality paper with page for baby's birth record, baby's gifts, bright

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Baby Record Books; large size, printed on good paper, beautifully illustrated and neatly .bound in moire silk, J 1 CC

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Where to Buy On every hand expressions are heard regarding the fact that this store is the valuegiving store. Our great sale now on will interest you.

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ports Thin afternoon and will have reports from outS;d sections as wet r. that comparisons can b made of tie progress of the campaign.

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160-162 State St., Hammond.

DE LUXE BURGLAR ENDS OWN LIFE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 CHICAGO. April 26 One cf the most, amazing' and spectacular careens In flic history of burs'larizliiR' in the V. s. e'osed early today when Harry J . James, de luxe, "second story-' man cha.od u i'h t efts a mount ins t $ 1 ofol.'ifin from I'uicactn homes, ended h's hfe with a policeman's bullet in his tight tn;p!e. James, who bad been found loitering behind a buiid;ns on Kenmore no1 . was takn to the Town Mai! po. '! t!'(n a suspicious character.

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Uitibtr Up With FDtrsUns Hamlin's Wizard Oil

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. A harmJess and effective prepr lion to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mishap, uhen there is need of an immediate healing, antiseptic application, as in cases of sprains, cruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Get it from druggists for 30 cental If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 3d cents. Guaranteed.

b.nd a patrol v-agoii. Here a thrilling revoier duel ensued, whicn ended hen th handu f e I with a tuUt t h rough his brain. Search of pata which the robber had established on North Clark st. revealed loot totalling, police estimate at a half million dollars. A card ind-x system kpt by the bandit showed Vefts from scores of homes and listed everything from razor strop to furs and from jewelry to automobiles. Ire you reading The Times?

Lake County White Washing and Disinfecting Co. For sanitary purposes White hashing. Spray Work. Basements. $5.00 and up. Garages, Factories, Chicken Coops, etc. Chas. Fraatz 237 East State St., Florist Store. Tel. Hammond 1462.

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VVhi'e heinp searched h t-udden'.y opened ftr and wounded two policemen with whom h had moment before bon i-liattine. FWins from the build inc. ftin at pvr ry M H of th way and pur-ii"d by a dozen policemen.

Gary Street Railway CHANGE IN SCHEDULE Between Gary and Hammond

1 Effective Sunday, April 25, 1920

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Wherever you go the Major will be

"correct." It is extremely stylish, yet very comfortable, and a great favorite among 3'oung men. A true gentleman's model, wears well and keeps its shape. You will like it.

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Hohman Near State Hammond, Ind.

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ADVISES

Women Who Are III To Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

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East Eochester, N. Y. "l harensed Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com

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years and think it j "fine. I am a prac- ; t i c a 1 nurse and i when I get run down ! and nervous I take j the Vesretable Con-

I pound. I also have j

trocble vntn mj bladder when I am ; on my feet and I Lydia E. Pinkhan'3 j Sanative Wash re- j hcves that. I have !

recommended your medicine to several

voung ladies who have til beneatca fcy it.' Mrs. ACTTES L. Bkixows, 30Q Lincoln Rd., 3t Rochester, N. Y. j Youxe women who are troubled with j rainf ul or irregxilar periods, backache, ' headache, draging-down sensations, faintin? spells or indigestion should . take Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable 1 Compound. Thousands have been re- ) stored to health by this root and herb : remedy. t Write for free and helpful advice to Lvdia K. Pinkham Mediare Co. (con- ' ndential). Lrnn, Mass. Women only : epen, read and answer such letters.

WEST BOUND Lv. 11th and Chicago Ave. Ar. No. Broadway. Broadway. Tolleston. Hammond. A. M. A. M. A. M. A. M. 4:43 . 4:53 5:25 4:58 5:08 5:05 5:13 5:23 5:55 5:20 5:28 ' 5:38 5:35 5:43 5:53 6:25 5:50 5:58 6:08 6:05 6:13 6:23 6:55 every 1 5 mins. every 1 5 mins. every 1 5 mins. every 30 mins. until until until ' until 11:05 P.M. 11:13P.M. 11:23 P.M. 11:55 P.M. EAST BOUND Lv. Chicago Ave. 1 1 th and Ar. Hammond Tollcston Broadway No. Broadway. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. 5:12 5:22 5:30 5:27 5:37 5:45 5:42 5:52 6:00 5:25 5:57 6:07 6:15 6:12 6:22 6:30 5:55 6:27 . 6.:37 6:45 6:42 6:52 7:00 6:25 6:57 7:07 7:15 every 30 mins. every 15 rrins. every 15 mins. every 15 mins. until until until until 10:55 PM 11:27 PM 11:37 PM 11:45 PM 11:35 12:07AM 12:17AM 12:25AM .I...... ii.li m imim 111111'lWllimsa.laJJIIWJI1 'WiH JX"-'t'-IM..lJJIWltlJ8IJliMJJIJlMIIJiiMllM.lM

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