Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 302, Hammond, Lake County, 10 June 1920 — Page 2

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"CALL FOR T James Burns. proSidont rf th KaM OYleaso city r-ouncil. yrsterday issued a paU for a special matins of the crurtol to b held Friday fvninc for d i ru?ion of th day light savin ordin

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Special Items from Our Pure Food Grocery Department for

Friday and f j 500 Long Green Hot Cucumbers each

Cambell's Famous Pork and Beans . Regular 15c cans, Today at ... . 6 can limit to Customer

Aromatic Brand Peanut Butter High grade peanut butter put up in sanitary friction top t&nt,. We recommend this in preference to bulk goods as it can

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Especially reduced prices for this sale 5 lb. cans, $1.28; 2 lb. cans, 54c; 1 lb. cans, 28c

VAN CAMP'S FINE QUALITY TUNA FISH No. O 9 C Vl cans I LA BELLE FRENCH SPRATTS IMPORTED SAR- Ig. j DINES- Special price per can POLAR BEAR BRAND MATCHES Large Boxes. OQ 7c ; 6 boxes in large package J J

CHOCOLATE GuittartTs finest grade sweet cho coEl late; regular price, 35c; '2-lb. cake, this sale. . . . Si DRINK Hydrox, Lemon Soda, Peacock Birch Beer, S Sarsparilla ; large bottles Sj JAM Manhattan Brand, Strawberry and Logans' berry Jam; 8 oz. tumblers

BUCKEYE BRAND CINCINNATI MALT EXTRACT Large package containing Hops and large can Malt, tf 1 C Special, each P 1 1 D

CORN BEEF Armour's Finest Pressed Corn Beef; in large 6-lb. cans Per pound, 39c. CORN Onliwon Brand Fine Sugar Corn; per can, 1 2c; 3 cans for

Kirks Valuable Washing Powder, pkg. 28c

OUR FAMOUS LEADER COFFEE Per lb CHOICE PEABERRY COFFEE Per lb a CHOICE RIO COFFEE ! Per lb Sj SAVQY BRAND COFFEE Si 1 -lb. packages f

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1 Drugs Ami&te of Calcium for SprayingMore effective than arsenate of lead or pans green. Regular 75c a pound. A Q Special at tS7C Palmotrre Shaving Cream Regular 35c size. OCr Special at 6i,C Liquid Clasa For preserving Eggs. Regular 25c a 1 Qr ?int. Special at . . L 17 C Sponge For cleaning walls ind woodwork. Regular 25c ind 35c. Special Specials PaJmofire Shampoo Regular 75c Special " O it Hudnuti Rouge Regular 60c. fr.dal 39c Derma Viva Liquid Powder Flesh or white. Regular 50c. 37c Jergen's Medicated Soap Regular 15c. Special. 3 for Carbolic 25c

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ance which City Attorney Orites is now preparing. It is expected that the ordinance ill be passed without A'Xiy and that East Chicago will operate on the whip lime as Chicago. Early yesterday morning when it was learned that Ch.ica(co had adopted a daylight saving ordinance which was to go into effe-t next Sunday members of the Indiana Harbor Civic club pot busy and with V, E. Jewell. E. E. Iubbs. James Johnston and A. C. fiurgin. as a committee, the opinion of the various industries and businesses of the city was soon determined. No opposition to the chanfte in hours was encountered and

GROCERY Saturday House 12c . . and no waste. 29c I 15c 17c $1.98 40c 45c 42c 25c I 52c Candy Borden's Sweet Milk Chocolate Cubes Foil wrapped. Regular 75c a pound. Spe- OA ciai y2 ib. at 3U: lelrr Beans Assorted colors ind flavors. Regular 40c a pound. Special lb. 17 it C Iced Cherry Cordials Regular 40c a pound. Special IP,, Vl lb., at IOC Kindergarten Mixed CandyRegular 40c a pound. IP Special y2 lb., at AOC Tobacco Union Leader Tobacco In lunch baskets. $1.00 regular. fr:" 89c Ideal. Cigars Regular. 7c. Special, 6 or , for OC Prince Albert Smoking In cloth bags. Regular 10c. Special, 3 OCfor OC Stud Smoking Tobacco In cloth bags. Regular f7c. Special C

Walter J. Riley Honored By Chairman Will Hayes

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Col. Walter J. Riley, the raluirift repton's well known financier and booster was one of th appointees of National G. O. r. Chairman Will Hays as assistant chairman of the republican national convention and is after consultation with the representatives of the railroads it . decided ta have a special meeting of the council tailed if possible. When the facts were laid before President Burns, he Im mediately issue! the cail for Friday night. A copy of the Chuafro ordinance! has been recejxrd and will be close! v ! 1 followed in the draft of the local ordinance. The Eat Chicago Chamber of Commerce discussed the question at their mfeutiK esterday noon and without a dissenting vote went on record as favoring the adopt io,n of day light savings in East Chicago. Each of the three cities of Gary East Chicago and Hammond has now a call for a special meeting of the council for Friday night and Whiting is expected to take similar action before the end of the week. There seems no dojbt that all will adopt the same previsions as contained in the Chicago ordinance. THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN CHICAGO AH f;BAl WHEAT No. 2. 283. CORN No. 2. ISO 131 ; No. I, white. 194: No. 2. yellow. 191fTl?2; No. 3. 189; No. 3 white. 1?4; No. S yellow. 19" 'a "191; No. 4 yellow. 1S3, No. 2 white. 122j124; No. 3 white, 1181119; No. 4 white. 11445 115. HOGS Receipts. ;o.oon: mostly 25c higher; bulk 13.9014.85; top, 14. SO; heavyweight. 1 3 . 75'5 1 4 . 50 ; medium weight. 14. 30-6 1-4.75; lightweight. 14 20 "S14?0; lightweight 12.50 14.5"; heavy pacl--incr sows, smooth. 12.50tt 13.40; packing sows, rough. 11. 85? 12.80; pigs. 10. 50fi 13.00. CAT TEE Receipts, 7.000; market is steady to seventy-five cents higher; Def steers, medium and heavyweight, 15.901 17.00; choice and prime. 15.90 7 17.00. medium and good, 13.75'3 15.90; l'ghtweight. good and choice. 14 . 85f5 16. 35; common and medium. 12.OOW14.85; butcher cattle: heifers. 8 . 50 Q 14.75: cows. 8.2 W 12.75: bulls. 7 . o ifj 1 2 . 00 ; canners and cutters, cows and heifers. 7 . 50 f; 9 . 78; stocker calves 7.50ift 10.75. i?H EEP Receipts. 9.000; markets, lombs. stronger, higher; .'S.ep steady; lambs. 84 lbs. down 1 4 . 00 Jf 1 7 . 00 ; lambs. 85 lbs., up 1 3 . 25 17 1 8 . 75 : lambs culls and common. 9 . 50 fi 3 . 75 : spring lambs, 13 . 50 W 1 7 . 50; yearlings, wethers 9 . 50 iff 1 3 . 00 ; ewes, 5. 50 & 8. 00; ewes, culls and common. 3.50lf5.50; feeder lambs, 9.5"'!J 13.50. Allis Chalmer 37' American Cane 39 American Eocomottve 99 American Steel Foundry 39 Anaconda 48'. Rethlehem Steel B 90S Canadian Pacific 112-, Central Leather 85 Chesapeake and Ohio 51 Crucible Steel 131 Cuba Cane Sugar o"1! Erie 11 General Electric 145 General oMtors 28S Illinois Cent ral ' 82 Larkawa nna 71 Eehigh 42Midval- 42 Northern Pacific 71 Ohio Cities Gas 38 'i FennsyUania 38'i Pressed Steel Car 99 Railway Steel Springs 47 Texas Co 48 Union Pacific 112' U. S. Steel 9i J Westinghouse 49T Willys Overland IS. Sinclair Oil 32' CHU AiO 1.1 E STOCK HOGS Receipts. 31.000; market 25 to 35 higher; bulk. 14 . 1 5 17 14 . 85 ; top, 14.95; heavyweight. 14.10-14.80; medium weight. 14.85 14.95; light weight. 14. 40-g 14.95; light lighti. 12.75914.75. heavy packing sows, smooth. 12.85 13.75; packing sows, rough. 12.25f? 12.85; pigs. 11. OOf 13.24. CATTLE Receipts. 9.000; market is best steers higher, others steady to lower; beef steers; medium and heavy weight. 18 . 25f 1 7 . 35: choice and prime. 16. 24 fa" 17 . 25: trediu mand good. 13.75 S18.25: light weight, good and choice, 15 . 25 IS . 60 ; Common and medium.

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i serving in that capacity. There are four other assistant appointees, including Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., George W. Terkins and Ralph sv.llet. of New York, and Cpt. Victor Heintx. of California. The honor conferred on Col. Reiiiy is a eignal one. 12. 00515. 15; butcher cattle: heifers. 8.50?? 14.75; cows. 8. 25 -12. 75; bulls. ' . 6" 1 2 . 25 ; canners and cutters, sons and heifers. 8.257 8.25: canner ste-rs. I 6.75 'Sj-8. 75; veal calves, light and handy eight. 1 3 . .SO ft 1 5 . On ; frjrr 1 11 . 00 n 1 ,T . on . stocker steer.' st e is, 8.oo.--, 00. stocker cows and heifers. 17 1 . 4 , s tocker ca I ves. 7 . o i 1 0 . 7 5 Federation Of Labor Convention ;J BY MILDRED IOBBI rr COKKESONDENT I N SERVICE! tMREAI,. June 10. Resolution before the American Federation or conventir-n todav providing f ol lo w i nsr: 1AFJpnorea.se in the eslsry of Rresident Samuel Gorrtpers from $to.fve.n to $12.00n a year to meet the h:sh cos o f 1 i v i n c. 2. Creation of a fund tc establish a chain of daily newspapers throughout the I". P. to represent Inbor. 3. Establishment of a political educational bureau to spread non-partisan political pro-poganda. 4. Abe-Htion of the color line in the Southern unions and an equal appeal to the Federation to insist upon reeoznitlon of the negro voter by the dominant ! political parties . I 5. Election e-f Federation officials by ! referendum vote and also initiative referendum . The policy of the officials of th Federation was attacked in one resolution. They were charged with r 'Ton ibi 1 - ' it j- for thse use of the jnj m'-ti.-n in 1 strike troubles . The delegates voted to instruct the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks to admit colored works er equal terms. ANOTHER ROW STARTS THIS P. M. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I CHICAGO. June 10 a row over a proposed plank that would place the convention on record as favoring compulsory arbitration in the adjustment of industrial disputes affecting the railroads and other public utilities was started at the executive session of the resolutions committee this afternoon. Senntor Borah of Idaho; John Francis Neyland. eif San Francisco, spokesman fo.r Senator Hiram Johnson on the committee, airn" Ogden I.. Mills, of New Tork .were among those who opposed the plank. IF.orah said, however, "he was afraid there ere enough votes in the comI nuttee to force the adoption of such a plank." A wide divergence of opinion as to how the industrial situation should he met by the convention developed when the labor plank submitted by the "steering co-mmitte" : reached. The wordy wrangle that ensued held up con sideration of the compromise league of nations plank . SPRINKLING NOTICE On account of the acute water situation which exists at present, and in order to keep the factories running and to give the household necessary water to maintain, health and sanitation. It will be necessary to live up tc nnd enforce the following: Fiat and metered consumers of water for sprinkling purposes ar hereby notified that the hours for sprinkling shall be to those residing rh of Rimbach Avenue. Fayette Street and N'ickle Flate Railroad, S to 8 X. M.. and thooe residing South of said line from 7 to 10 P. M. and sprinkling at any other time than abeve hours is positively forbidden. I am compelled to iseu this Pro,-, lamation owing to the tuct that manufacturing plants, business and dwelling houses are not being sufficiently "upplied with -water. West Hammond will also comply with thee rules and their Mayor will enforce same. If thia notice is not complied with. I will issue a Proclamation prohibiting all sprinkling within said citie?. 8-8-9-19 PA VI EE BROWN. Mayor. Don't throw yaur pa,.-et waj without reading the want ad pazc

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FOR RHEUMATISM AT ALL DRUGGISTS COMMANDING LEAD Oliver Holmes Completely Outdistanced By The Hammond Man. rSPECIAL TO THt TlMtSl CROWN IVlINT. lnd.. June I. With lead of T2 -vote now, Frank B. McIlroy of Hunmnnit is believed to be j safely the winner in the contest over j l he nomination for state senator. Pre-i-inct 11 of East Chicago, pave him ! enough votes yesterday afternoon to 1 1 . n I. r- i i . 1 1 r-1 ni., i men ji raj y . The ofTiriAl tally from precinct 13 frave Mr. Mcllroy only 10 votes. The r mmissloners found 4S ballots marked for him and of these four were thrown out. This kav the Hammond man a net sain of 32 in the precir.ct. At noon today, the board finished the last of the East Ohicairo precincts with Mcllroy still T2 votes ahead of Holmes. There are still four Hobart precincts i to cound and two in Calumet township "f the incorporated towns. It was thought probable that the board would ! -al'lf to finish those precincts before niht and thus wind up their bif job. The official results as announced for j the first S3 precincts counted were as follows: Holmes, 3. SIS; Mcllroy, 3.S7S; Nejdl. 39M. There had been some worry expressed by friendfi of Senator Nejol early in the recount when the standinr j fluctuated, but it will be satn from the flftare-s that h still maintains a lead of J more than a hundred votes over the next i high may. FOOD INSPECTORS VISIT THE CALUMET REGION THIS WEEK Three state food inspectors. Frank Tucker, inspector of weigh t.i and meas. J"hn A'e. chief inspector of the Stt B-rd of Health and C. L. Hutchins. State Food Inspector are in Gary this week, making a close inspection of all the restaurants, markets, grocery stores, soft drink emporiums and all other places where foodstuffs are placed on sale. Sr- far they have found Gary in a prrtty fur condition although a number of places, especially those on the south side showed lack of care in the keeping of vegetables and meats as required by the law. The proprietors of these places have been warned and so far ti" arrests have been made. East Chicago and Indiana Harbor are reported to have the w or.'t markets in the county in point of cleanliness. It l possible that a number of prosecutions will be started against the offenders. Hammc-nd . markets and stores are reported in fair condition with a few exceptions. Mr. Tucker raid that he had found quite a few imperfect scales nd measure? and was eeavoring to bring all such equipment up to the highest possible standard of accuracy. State Food Inspector Hutchins lives in Gary. Mes-rs. Tucker and Ale are working nut of the headquarters of their respective departments in Indian a p o i 1 s lilt jr. aerTZAfjroi aim La m fi mum r EXCLUSIVE PROCESS ....UNION MADE Pstterssn Bros. Tobacco Co, Tr. RICHMOND VIRGINIA I IF YOUB DCALEN OOfS ROT HANDLE THIS. WRITI US The Head of the Class Evry boy who rides a biktj should put Firestones on it. They lead they stind at the head of the list for comfortable riding and long wear. We can give you Fireatones with the sturdy, non-skid tread like auto tire treads. Colors, gray, black or red, and at prices you can afford. See us today. We'll appreciate your trade and keep it oo service A. J. Walz 229 State St. Hammond, Ind.

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WHITING WOMAN DIES IN HAMMOND

Blind for tm yer. Mr. Mry Meyers of Whitins, died at St. Margaret'n Honpital this morning at the age of I 80 year. She was the mother of Mrs. T. J. Harmon of Whitine and had been a reidert there for twenty-five year?. She had been in the hospital for three weeks. The funeral will take place Friday morning at the Barred Heart church in Whitingr and the burial will b at St. Joseph's cemetery in Hammond in charg-e of undertaker Owen. EXPRESS WRECK IN NEW YORK f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) NEW YORK. Jun 10. One man was killed and ten passengers injured when a ten-car express train., crashed into a standing enrht-car train in the Seventh avenue Kubway late today. The d-ad man', Geonre Adams, was motor-man of the movinn train. He was crushed ;n his controller box. Officials said Adams had driven his train pst a daiiK'-r sig-na.1. "PANSY" TAKES EXCEPTION, TO IT WASHINGTON. June in Secretary of Wr Baker took vigorous exception today to a press dispatch from Chicago that Oen. Enoch if. i.'rouii'r. judge ad-vecate-g-enera! of th war department, is attending the Republican convention for the purpose of working- against thPASTIME TODAY SHORTY HAMILTON Alio "The Screaming Shadow" TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Leah Baird in THE WINDOW OPPOSITE' "Where Everybody Goes." ORPHEUllfl THEATRE III Hammond :: Indiana TODAY AND FRIDAY The Royal Four Comedy and Harmony Quartette FOX & SARN0W European Novelty DAVE MANLEY Comedian SNOW & SIGW0RTH Novelty Bits of Vaudeville GEO. GIFF0RD Comedian and Dancer R0LFE & KENNEDY Aerial Novelty Also Jack Dempsey in "DARE DEVIL JACK" Friday and Phone 793 Service

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interests of Gyi. Wood for the Republican nomination. "'n. Crowder is not in ChiCAjco on a political mission." said Secretary Eak er. "He wai directed by myself to fro to Chicafto on a military mission, and is -remaining over for a few days to pilot a frroup of Cuban officials, who aro here to witness the proceedings of American political convention." Try A Times Want Ad. ' s Elimingts tfis Poisons f The chief indications in the treatment of RHEUMATISM etc. are to neutralize the toxins and destroy the specific poison I circulating in the body. 1 I I j I I ' j I 3 T n rapidly eliminates the poisons, thereby relieving all symptoms . and preventing their return. No I S overloading your system with 5 drugs. Half a teaspoonful of w 2 Albert's Rheumatic Remedy O V once or twice a day is sufficient, a SPnce 1.00. ' The KELLS COMPANY Newbtrgh, N. Y. FT. B-I-J-O-U TODAY AND TOMORROW William Russell in "SLAM BANG JIM" Also "The Lost City" NOTE Friday children will be admitted for 2c from 2 to 5: 30 P. M. DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Vivian Martin in "THE THIRD KISS" Bs a" 5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Wm. Duncan in the 7th Episode of . "THE SILENT AVENGER" SATURDAY Bessie Barriscale in "THE LUCK OF GERALDINE LAIRD" STARTING SUNDAY FOR FIVE DAYS Mae Murray and David Powell in "ON WITH THE DANCE" a i 5l B ; 5 a TRY A "TIMES WANT AD" Saturday Phone 794 rices 35c 12I1T 23c ??c