Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 30 April 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Friday, April 30, 1920.

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ELEBRATE HIS SUCCESS .SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) IN';, i I . . A pr; i -Husiness. it.M u ii i si Hing i,r,ds. - r. - i ' 1 morrow at bis i ' ' . J'ft o .pin pit ! cd by the W :-U : . I '::-c .'... iii Whiting at" 'J ' p ii tltp- ivnip'j'i s v, i ' 1 : ',, ' . r :'. i-c ! ' :rn- 1 li:i k itlK ; :-. .-a .is . !' i.-ii .-rs f I at j i h 'i rip'in ti a Iffk t iirmtcii j ,itiij i's as( i-t'n k of new j ! i'p '.'nc r r v , hi'lnji ft' in. I -" . r - vt b-.iiy him Sam! i ' . ;.' p 'i !( v T!"e Iilc !ayl I nw ipp-r ii ! :r.; f..rv ard to j Ho i-' M'l'-iy t- !-i..!i.ib!f! i ( m . : ; th" l.Ur t Nn -story j .. . :i th- AY li it inv branch I J ! ' - l! w a. his t p n ri 1 1-ii e .' i ;) n1 The . ';tlumi t legion ! j '"!!'' 1 1 ho v; if i::hT i.n of ; 'iiv .v'-.iv h iui" i xi' imjp (i r.ip- j -! - ; :at.-s 1 lire iarsf j xv ii:iiK. K.'ii rhu'jg.i fntl i i :i 'ivrr! :o;n--n ' in i :t. n iin i

tsnsnmers w noiesaie urocers 540 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind.

When yo'j are looking for quality at the best possible price your search naturally ends at this store. We guarantee all our goods. Specials for Saturday May 1 MILK Pet cr Carnation, tall PRUNES Good sweet qual-

38c $ 1 .49 cans, 3 for ... 1 dozen for SYRUP Domino Cane Syrup, large size can NAVY BEANS Extra hand picked, 10 lbs. 95 lor 5lfb:; 49c 5 A Lfrl ON Olympic medium red: a vcrv sood grade; . S5c T.Icrris &. Co. 'and Arnold Bros. Special Bacon Squares; buy the piece, Ckf 'per lb. V ery s'.vcct and good.

Consumers Wholesale Grocers Corner Plummer and Hohman "Same Old Place"

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GROCERIES PRUNES Fine Santa Clara, large and meaty, per lb. . . . 27c NO. 2 CAN PES lZV2c NO. 3 CAN TOMATOES. 19c 2 for 36c NO. 2 CAN CORN 14c ARMOUR'S TOMATO SOUP 10c MONARCH NO. 2 CAN BAKED BEANS 2V2c ARMOUR'S OATMEAL Pkg 1214c SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING POWDER, pkg 17c OLD COLONY COFFEE, per lb 49c ARMOUR'S CORN FLAKES, pkg 12y2c

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MEATS FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER STEAK, lb 22c NICE LEAN TENDER BEEF STEW, lb 18c MCE LEAN FLANK BOILING BEEF, lb 18c BRISKET OR PLATE BOILING BEEF, very tender, lb. . . 13c SIRLOIN STEAK. 42c quality, special lb 35c FRESH LEAN HAMS. 6-10 lbs. average, lb 27c FRESH SMALL LEAN CAU HAMS, lb 21c VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb 28c VEAL STEW, lb 22c FRESH MADE PORK SAUSAGE, lb 21c SWEET PICKLED SIDE PORK, lb 24c OSCAR MAYER'S BRISKET BACON, lb 28c GOOD LUCK OLEO. lb. 38c 2 lbs 75c Weil, the north side grocer who advertises, delives to all parts of the city, and gives S. & H. Trading Stamps.

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Times ha pictured the development of the business from the humble building on New York v. to its removal to the Iteoht building at 119th and Clark nts., thou t' the present site five years ngo aftr 1 lit new tiuildins was erected.Two stories, have now been added to th" io.w Imme making one of the finet 1i:t niture stores in .Northern imliana . As iani was showing a representative of Thf. Times through the big (or entitled thf astounding information that nothing is to be sold tomorrow. "No sit." It? said einpliHtiCitliv. "tomorrow is the day we giert . nr fri tvls. You an't get a price on unythiTit iTpp'Tf .Monday morning. We . ri not koui to sell a single article i the frand opening day." Hut he is Kolnir to Rive away dome tii'iigs iliouiih. In a large open paoc n tho third floor are arranged 6 000 live blwimins plants which are to be presented t tii women visitors. Tlifn there is a s-teck of cigar boxes from . liieh the iTH-n will receive their httl mementos. Kr.iploes are bu-y as bees to'lay Iutliiig the finishing touches on t'le preparations so that everything wi'.i be ready for the crowd early tomorrinv morning. "You see." !aid am. "nil have set the day aside strictly for the purpose of entertaining our customers and their friends and we an- all going to be dre.sd in our Sunday clothes :ind do nothing but fhow t he folks about . " Mr. i-fer. who is buyer for th entire syndicate has some furniture

i n ity, 3 lbs. 69c for ASPARAGUS Del Monte brand, . can Spaghetti and Macaroni Special in bulk, O 1 p 3 lbs. for OAt SOAPS Kirk's Flake White, 10 bars 73c for Fels Naphtha, 10 bars for Palm Beach White, 10 bars for 75c 65 c Puritan Malt and "I 1 C Hops, each. P - Best Parlor Broom, C7 r 5-string, each . . . 19 WEIL 5 125 GOSTLIN STREET. Specials SI C ! bars Soap. 28 c "a a D a Q -2 a - a 43 is n n M W OT V q a.a.a h.d.is.sj.qj b

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' f v . C I Jf-.' . - . . I-J Members of the Rouse of MemSers of the Home of David, relifius cult, recently called at the WTiite House to nurprlava in store f r his jiatrons. Hoc haa been planning fur this event forj a year and u half and many of thej manufatturein co-operated hy bending j their advance styles of net fail furnl-i turn for this exhihlt. Jt wi,i t,e a real fauhlon (huw of furniture for Lake county. fzxzs crasD in s to u oats. Prugglsts refund money if r.VZ'l fTNTMENT fails to cure Itching:, Hlind. BleedIns or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation. Soothes find Heals. You can set restful Flrep after the first application. t""ricc, UUc. Adv. EAST CHICAGO'S POPULATION IS NOW 35,968 (Continued from page one.) citizrns and especially thope who were in a position to know had claimed as high PS 45.000 for ths Twin Oues last year and had felt that Hammond had at last been parsed and outclassM in grow th. The large departure of foreigners durpng the last fall and winter m known to have cut down the figure materially but there were those who still contended that the real number should be near 40,000. This figure was claimed by some members of the Chamber of Comerce at the time that organization considered action for securing the name of every available citizen for the enumerators. The growth of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, however, during the pa.st tf.n years is one that is equaled by fewcities of the country. In 1920 the ofMial figures gave East fTileairo only ir.o? arid placed the oily in tho fourth JltAg'SLJi.g.'JJLIJlMLlJiUJ!

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Be Sure to See the Melo-Harp Its appcaramce will please you, its music delight you. The Melo-Harp is something new and different in player-pianos. It combines the soft sweet melfrSdy of the harp with the music of a perfect piano. You turn the harp on or off at will. Only Straube-made Players are equipped with the Melo-Harp. Come in and play your favorite selections on the Melo-Harp. I twill be a delightful experience.

Victrolas Easy Terms Now is the Time VICTROLA, Style II. and 10 double face records $158.50 VICTROLA, Style 10, and 10 double face records 133.50 VICTROLA, Style 9. and 10 double face records 83.50 VICTROLA. Style 8. and 10 double face records . 58.50 VICTROLA, Style 2. and 10 double face records 43.50 VICTROLA, Style 4, and 10 double face records 33.50 The New Edisons

We have a fine stock of the wonderful re-creations. It will pay you to hear one before making your

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All the latest hits in music rolls. Victor records for May on sale Saturday. Edison records, up-to-date and classy.

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4 lyr- ..'" r ..i.'.v',' 4. Da rid lea ring th White Hou- Their 'thank President Wilson for IsfU- j injj n order duririfr the war which permitted them to retain their i lass in which tho city still remains. In 1910 Kast (Tilt-ago had only a few industries and practically all of the commercial trado of tho city -went to Hammond. Now the Industrial section of Ui Twin Cities is the largest in the. state with the exception of Indianapolis and wjth its nearly a million dollar a week j-ayroll is second only to the capital city. East Chicago, as city, ts stH! suffering from a lack of large merchandising interests, although indications point to a growth of these interests during the next year, and is handicapped severely because of the lack of housing conditions which compel th men employed In the "plants of the city to look for homes in other cities. Estimates of plant and city officials and census officials show that about ten thousand men who work in the Twin Cities are living in the sourrounding cities and it is, the belief that at lejit a half of these men would live in tho Twin Cities if homes were available. These men with their families would increase the population by at least, fifteen thousand and would place East Chicago far above Hammond. Efforts are now being made to accomplish this. Citizens of the Twin Cities are pointing with prid to the growth of th last ten years and are predicting that th potential population of the Twin Cities will soon become a reality and will place East Ohitago at the next census as a clOFe competitor of Gary for honors of Ivke ceunty. SEARCH FOR BIGAMY VICTIM INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICIJ TiOS ANObI.Es. Cal., April 30. The f fw "'i.'TFitii.'.-hViiiii $167.50 $200.00 $295.00

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&?mrp$s ...... : : ji-t'7t :xx- .: .Yk -1 flowing lock can be en. ' unshorn locka while in lir-.Jt rtmpi. AllowMsr thfit hair fr crow 1'jjQjf ki Dwt at (fiair. ;ivwd. Sheriffs and other authorities here are digging with pick and shovel at a pp'int betwevrt tht .-'an Diego and the iiorego valley in an effort to unearth the body of Nina Iee Lel.ney of fan Francisco, named by Charlea N. Harvey, alleged super-bigamist, and multi-murderer, in a complete confessk-n he is tsaid to have made late Thursday night. Harvey Is declared to have confessed thtt he killed the Deloney arirl and buried the body at the point- he designated. 15 Vincent Muse is Arrested After Auto Runs Over Jacob Millek. SPECIAL TO THl TIMES! WHITING. Ind., April SO. Jacob Millek of 612 Jhn street, was quite seriously injured at the corner cf New York and Fischrupp avenua. when he was struck by. an automobile driven by Vincent Muse, of TIS Schrsge av. Millek was crosing the street when hit by Muse, who runs a' soft drink parlor and i.x a new driver and it is thcught he must have lost his head and stepped on the gas instead of the hrake at the time of the accident as Millek clung to the radiator for several mtnCongo 'little Mother Carries Doll On Her Back In True African Fashion Black and Whtta Dolls are dolls the world rer, and little mothers, little tnothers. This little Parisienne of the white hood came all the way from lAmerica to give little Miss Africa her first sight of a real doll. And ltttle Miss Africa for despite the eiose-rerppd hair and the nondescript clothing, she is "Miss" Africa mothered her at once. And because the babies of Africa are carried on their mother's baclcs, little Misa Africa strai-jjhtway carrier! her new treasure on her back. The "first real doll" came by the hands of missionaries, and by the hands of missionaries the pleasures and the rights of childhood are being given to the little ones of Africa. In the missionary program for Africa which thirty denominations, co-operating under the name of the Interchtrrch World More-mart, hare formulated, schools for the education of African children and teacher to instruct their parents how best to care for them, are provided. To back a world pft'gtatu. in which Africa has a large part, a fnnd of $336,777,572 will be sought ! the week of April 25 by a canvass ' f every Protestant in the United j States, .... -

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v.fes in an effort to keep . from being iun over and had Muse been able to stop the car at c-nce Millek would not have been so severely Injured. Millek was" picked up and taken to the offifje of Dr. Dewey, where, besides severe cuts and bruises, las right leg was fractured in two places." Th injured man was then rushed to the ,'5t. Margaret's hospital in Hammond. Muse was arrested by officer Parker and was later released on a $500 br-nd signed by Chas. IX. Klose to appear for trial May

HARDING 39 DELEGATES AND WOOD 9 IN OHIO INTERNATIONAL NCWS SERVICfl COIA'MHrS, .. Apr;l 3. That U. S. fcenntor Harding's plurality in the presidential preference vote is 16,303 and tbst Ohio's delegation to the Republican National convention will be made up of 39 Harding delegates and nine Wood delegates are the indications here earlv this mf-rn:ng. based up on complete unofficial return? from all df Ohl'Vw 52 precincts Thee returns, which ' : irathred and tabulated outside the secretary of state's office give: Harding 115.561; Wood K'?.:r.S. THIRTY CASES FOR JUDGE GREEN WHITIN'O. Ind.. April 30 Thirty casescame up in the city court before Judge Green, twenty-seven of which were dismissed . The offenses were laraely motorists having no lights o ran old license plate on their machines and some for passing street cars unlcading paswngers. Those unfortunate enough to be the three escaping dismissal are: John Kambroweki. fined $i.00 and costs for passing a street car on the wrong side with his truck; Charles Schneider fined $1.00 and corrts for reckless automobile driving and John N'orak fined $1.00 and costs for having no lights or license on hi. automobile. Laving Kindness Nteded. The man who feels weary of living may be sure that he does not love his fellow creatures as he ought. At tho Helps. ' J bsWsMBWMbbWMBBBbbbbsbbsbbbb i Fashion's Forecast 1 I By Annabel Worthington. MISSES' OR SMALL WOMEN'S DRESS. A popular modal with the yotsag gtrt attending high school or eollsc is Ko. BS9 in a dark colored trntn cr -Jata. A box-plait t laid la at each s'd cf the front and kaefc befora tba skirt is Join ad to the dep yoka. The misses r small wrnaj)'a ttm Vo. I ewt In alses 14 to SO vaara. Fits IS rero1r Hi yarda SS-taca materia'. Prtea 11 cents. Limited space ferrerta etwwtne n tha srtyJea here. "We will snd .JP Sfj-psfe fashion magaslna. csetaJatM atx iye good, new styles, htnta on drs making. c. for Be., or Sc. If arrdi m4y a pattern. Delays WILL Happen Make Them Short We try to provide our customers against trouble by giving them the best equipment in the first place. But we always advise that they go prepared against delay we urge the "stitch in time." Give us five minutes some day, and let us fit you out with a eupply of Firestone Accessories. This small investment assure you of being able to take care of your tirea t i the road promptly, efficiently and with little trouble. Ask u? about CHern i O'NEIL AUTO SALES 671 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. 5

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uftrAJCTiOirJ I ai . 6 Bell-ans Hot. wafer Sure Relief FOR INDIOESTION Early Rubber Goods Imperfect. Many were the troubles that esrly manufacturers of rubbar goods experienced on account of the propensity of rubber to expand or contract with the heat. Dsniel Webster, who lit Mr. Goodyear's counsel In his patent litigation, humorously referred to a fine cloak of India rubber he once owned, stating that in cold weather it stood well by Itself, and thst he often set it out on the porch surmounted by his hat, many persons passing by mistaking it for the Sage of Marshticbj himself. To Duplicate Baby. One day while out walking I met little Grace, the daughter of a dressmaker, wheeling her little brother. After kissing the baby I asked Grace if I could keep it. "Oh, no," she answered, "but mother would lend you a papee pattern for one like him." Illustrated News. "Where Everybody Goes. ORpTHEuflf THEATRE 11 Hammond :: Indiana All Star Vaudeville TODAY Lurgios-All-Girl Revue of 1920 Pretty girls. Beautiful Wardrobe and Special Scenery. CHARLES BARTON European NoveltyFREED & GREEN Comedy. Singing and Talking. KNOX & INMAN Entertainers De Luxe. LILLIAN MORTIMER & CO. Present a Comedy Skit Entitled "OH MY DARLING" DAVIS & McCOY "It's Too High." Also JACK DEMPSEY in 'DARE DEVIL JACK." Episode No. 2. i n.- ,y,r T-inim i fi-,.1)ijiajtMtaputBj-p DeLUXE S THEATRE ffj Today HI EARLE WILLIAMS in j "CAPT. SWIFT" ir Also Wm. Duncan in the first Bs episode of his new serial "The Silent Avenger." B . "j Saturday CORRINNE GRIFFITH in "THE DEADLINE AT ELEVEN" Wm. Duncan in the first episode of "The Silent Avenger." Children will be admitted for 2c only in the afternoon. Saturday Evening. WM. FARNUM in "THE ORPHAN" a saf as 5 a. B Sunday B WM. FARNUM in "THE B" ORPHAN" bB H Monday and Tiesday Ja KATHERINE McDONALD in BB "THE BEAUTY MARKET" ; pj Wednesday SB ri SHUT UtUMCBCTrlU b" "THE SHADOW OF ROSA- C B" LIE BYRNES" n gOTfii BIJOU TODAY AND TOMORROWWILL ROGERS ia "JUBILO" Also "Elmo the Fearless." Coming Tue., Wed. and Thun. "DO THE DEAD TALK?"

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PASTIME TODAY "CHOOSING A WIFE" With all star cast. TOMORROWLILLIAN GISH in "TIGER GIRL" . i is) I ) ,.BfJipiWIBiFWP I sf il illiMI lir ' f Til" lfiii Mil sbbMMfcsai SUi