Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1920 — Page 2

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AST CHICAGO

DISREGARDED COUNCIL ACT

Ka?f f, iiM go, with a f"v individual ' JkOi-piion.s. yestercay niornms dis-I'-irdd th action of t h- city imuih'11 in ri-jrard daylight favms ami t'lay practically t h entire ity is run r. ;rc rnf hour ah-ai f aoivdule. rulers will start daylinht savings t-r!.--rr-w and K.i.t fhict" ill thn -o operating fniirely in the new schedule. "he eity halt was on.- of thr nmt .Tjr.i nizations of the city 1 get lu.y ail th mayor was requested to allow the offices t npvn on the r.ew 1 1 me . Permission wa granted, the r.s announced that they would operfite on the new time, the business h mses prepared to adopt the new hours and the climax in the mrv-nt-r was reached when the New York Central lines announced that o-y would ihns to the new time at two o'clock this morning-. Ail of the railroads' which operate in Kast Chicago and Indiana Harh.T had announced a ehar.pe of tune rf-fe,-rie Sunday morning with the exception of the New York Centra! line? -rho reported that they could i,,., ehan.c schedules hefore next Sunday. The city ordinance, conforming to the New York Central plans, was to take effect on the twentieth. The larpe :n-1atries of Indiana Harbor. however, brought inhtience to bear on the N'ew York Central with the result that they agreed to change schedules this morning. Only a few of the industries of the Twin Cities had announced that th"y would continue on the old schedule until the city council changed the time hy- ordinance, but with everything else ehJir.jring. they are now making plans lor opening on the new time tomorrow morn me. The manager of the Western Union office will make an effort to secure a change in time today, A 1 Western T'nion clocks in the city are still on the old time and one of the. amusing: features of the mixup 15 that one clock on the four corners is just an hour faster than the one across the street. Since the entire city has disregarded the action of the city council it is donbtfnl if a special meeting of the council will be called this week, but action will be deferred to th regular meetinjr next week.

RUSSIAN BLOUSE FOR WEAR WITH SEPARATE SKIRTS:

Monriav. Juno 14, 1020

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Sis re Relief

fCIJvT 6 Bell-ans

riot water CllSure Relief

fe S-'OR INDIGESTION LABOR TO PUT if!

NATIONAL TICKET

By rrri,Dsi:i hokkis ISTFF CORStSPOSDENT I N SERVICE ' MfWTKK.U., J 'i r.-- It l.;U...r par'y larirr. lor: t'-r ti ( rn-. r' t i-Mi t lie A i". f L.. .i'vi.trd !",t,y th.i- a full t lOkct 111 !' IfDUIMil ti' Ol-I-W l.O'.h r-'ibh. l IV-mocrat.s in the N i. -!'-.h r i ct m 1'1.m; .:rr l-.i.inp corn plot 'd f..r a n.o ti'Ti d coc. :i: ;oii to be h- ld in Chioapn

i Iron Jui l'1 to July 1", when the tuket

wtU ! .-hos.' n. The A.-;-.-., rt'ion of V.'-r!d War Vet-

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THE TIMES FINANCIAL ' COLUMN

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liL"i'Ti;ii i-.M . -:pt l.'.oioi tub..; : i i. Jint.i ,v . extr.i, j;'- j4. , xir.i tirs;;. ': ; lirsiji, i .. . vj- Kia sU'ck, ;d j j i'" - ! iOi.dS ! ipts. - '.Uol cies: current ! r . i ii't.-, l.ij :.; no , rnl.iwry nift.-.. H. 'n i vit. ; tirsts, ;Mj jii'-c, iii''.ks, i'" . dirt ii's i n ,; h.-, I i. Il.i:SK Tw ill.-. ii" . -4 'j ' . ! d.ii.-ii .-. J ;t) ; uii; Atii'Ticas. j iousii"! ris, ':-. , bri..k. -V'-.-c. M VU It-V. l.TKV Turk, ys, :.'c; hi- ktllS, ;k':; .-pr.liLl. .j ! jii., rooster.-, i

I'v cr.v'i' ;;s i. . . ij i.-. Jin, i- .-.-. Min-iif.-na, L.uot.i.. Oiutid and AN coa&in, l.i.-l quo! -d. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Hl.io KtcMpts, oT.'if't, nidrh''t ni'.itly 2Cc liifth i ; buU, H.ii -i 1J.4". top. i'.jj; ha y weight. 1 t.'o-t fi nn:iiiuni weij;li., i:, i.i. j.;, o;., ;.ght w iglu, li.'"lj.C0; 1 i y i i f limb's, IJ.Ott u li.4"; h'.i'. y r'ackiiitf sow Miiooth. i;j.7,"i'a 1 I'a kins wtij, f.-uh, IJ.ui lo.iii

From Slight Colds Bromo relieve the Headache by Curing the Cold.

ihe Elk.- will turn our in march to the Ei?t $.n- p fitting serviees will be bwli! re furnished ry the V. K.k Saxaphone ,a r

i body to rk, w;:ere JhifK er? on and

INDIANA WHEAT CROP MAY BE 21.000,000 BU.

'. re,; t . in oip Vl'e a n makir.?

..id to

GET PEEPING TOI.I

for .-me tim'- re-.don? borho.i of 3?.'.-, p. ;.l Aa:. ''"v. have be.n tr :r.z t -peerinjr Tom- ;,, 'r

i'itlii..t a suisance ar-d :.,t i;,t n-r-vore rewarded f r th :r efforts.

i rent, .; - i . j ;a ;, .

:p to attend the h;ihv and wi-ti en?.H-ed he w u rr. , n wa.k up

i. !'- ann - n :n t hat ffn the ,,in f,

window ..n pa.t e,. . . Trent took r, ... k . . ,r,. and ran out of thro b' .'iff ilo-.. o-t the h'. !s of the Peepr r and tin :no the .irm.'f.f .-fv-ral

hld him i.rt.; a nival ..f

p.-.:;re pat re. .1! the ro!-f e st a.

tion ,t. was b-,o)f .-: as .-ioe H in. h.iri' h and is ntpi.-.ye or;v r f- r the ". W . rotts riairv .

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B-I-J-O-U TODAY Helen Gibson in "FLIRTING VITH T?iOR" Also "The Lion Man"

TOMORROW BILLY VEST

WOMAN MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES

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P1NCHDT IS AFTER A NEW PARTY

CHICAGO. June. 14 Format ion of a third political narty to b composed of elements of the republican party dissatisfied with the results of the G. O. P. convention, many of the Progressives who bolted the republicans in 11M2. and other groups who believe

Many women have become so -. tached to ovprMouses that ther have filled their summer wardrobes with pretty smocks, Russian t'louses and blousettes of difiTerent fabrics which they will wear over dainty skirts of silk or cotton. Hera is a smart blouse made on the Russian lines. It is fashioned of a heavy quality o. white peorjrette and is embroidered in an intricate desifrn in a pretty shade of Lltae.

will hold th.ir con t ntion in '""hi. hjh at i'ATTLE li.-ct-ir

ine aoio iiiii.' a. in i: i. proii'".t.i i rs.ii It-iuw

t':o .- i :!l mo. t . n ' le last da' of the s.-l n and united on a ticket s-atis-

f;o-t ry -to all. I

Ai riiing ; c...-s!p h re Senator I.aKo'l. -e i.f Vii-otin a nil .-:nu..r Pa-, id A-.Nh of J!i;i. h will be !e.-!-

l;.111"!: market

ttaity lo Inner, j;s .-tcarly;

b a f s leers. ir.M.um and heavyweight. li.-S'U 17; . hoi, e a. id j runt . l,.2i'u 11;

and ihnitv 1 1 -vi 'a 1 0.iO ; but, her cattle, lo iter.-, s y 1 J.Df; owp, h ' l;.nn. t.uKr, "i"l 1- -5: cannors and cutters, cows

r.i to he.,,1 this third ptr'y oa m ion aild h, ,. , ,.s -, rn ,.,,,.,. v. ... r,

t T.Ti: v-esi 1 .-a Ives tlifth' and hands -s-hown v. iEhii i.t :.! is r...i,.r

1' H.-'j; i-'.'" k r ('('lis and helferf..

nio -em . r,t. S. .-. a.t.--r Walsh, it is a:d. h

hirtiself" in a receptive m..od for th vice r r' id." nt in 1 nomination. f'n.CT Hardinif. w ho;n th Kepabllenn pom'nqtvd for pres-iden'. is on the b ia.'k 1 :.- of both the A. 1'. of I... and the l'l-.Tb Plan S'-air io. whih is bemir con-d'lo'e.-i by The fourteen raiiioad unions, li-'vorm r "-ioli. jre lias he.-n opr-o.. e.J by labor evtr since the rosu.n p. .hc.-m-nhs t-t riko.

;t."jk'-r calve?.

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t'ondition.s of winter wheat m Indiana locks better than a month aco and the survey for Jun" 1 indica'fi. a crop of approximately i ooo.ono bujhels. according t o a report mane public by (Jeorpe C. Bryant, fo Id agent. fnited State? co-operative

crop reporting- ffrvi. e f .-. r Indiana . I Destructive work of the llesurn fiy I is begrinnir,)? to be shown, the report' say;-, and the ' condition of the wheat ' is subject to change. j Oats aereagre s-hows 2 per ce-n: ! above last year, amounting to 1.S12.-! no ft bushels. Fruit and berry con- 1 ditions are reported as unusually p-o. rj j with rrospects for peaches and pear.' j

. j the best in five years. Weather c..n- i

! ditions favorable.

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j Truok of Kast C"h: -aro. ar,r! v y,-

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ran;ii to (-.! hk" int. rrt'

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man on the cr-.und- of la; ".ee. T.'ie iv . n . a : i aho serious charsr-? usain.'t "

ti a?-- wo(ny by b,i- . i k s o t h r : i . .

A ! 1 1 s t h -i 1 rv. f- r s American P.-et f'iif.,r A me ri a n Can Arm tn an iar ami Foundry Ameriian Sm Itinu Am. ni'on Jrleel Foundry ...

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PREVENT THAT

COLD

IT MAY DEVELOP SERIOUSLY

HUilLBURT'l

CAMPHOR PILLS

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eauictwuag-on. Carry the BtLu bottle atoaJl time,. PrTcen Ceots at all UeaJers

IBB KELLS CO., TOWSCca. H y

that national 'oiidit i-.n. tali t'.-r the pla.-inK in the nrld of "a d- r.nite. constructive prosiam." developed today from speculation into an actual prospect . There was issued ai the t "ha'arto headquarters of th- committee of i. an or i4 a n ; xa 1 1 . . n w ith rej.rese r.tat !"ti in ev'ry s'.a; of the up. i -n. a ';hpm . m t . . . . n A . .. , t U - v. '

" '" x " 4 i ' ran. .. j a p.u - i wfl v. x pe -loVerriTiient aim., hi

iv io, aai lei nien lis iaoure to o,-or.J -- meet th-- r.iti-.r'a! ptotdems of t he !,..,.., ,. .s hour, and t ai!;nc a ivnvent ion t-i ; r., s ,.. nominate -in.i:da t -s for president and j f hold ,

i lo-i'o-.-iui-ir. nr.'i t j iormulat a r

plat f..rm . The call was s:arned f.y Amos Tinchot. Alien Mfi'ui-.iy. (;.-.-, -o-.. itecord

and J. A. H. H-.pkins. oid leaders of

the Progressive party.

The chief question that has arisen' with their announcement is: j "What mil J'dins-.n and Borah do j now?" j It was learned today that, stjo-irri representations are b":ne made from many parts of the country to i he Cal-j ifornia senator to throw his tu 1 wei-ht I

MEXICO AFTER THE AGITATORS r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE i M!C ll.T) I'lTV, .! ine It - W h oesale arret e.f t,citator in 'he'tho k: v popuhatd -.-.-tois of the p.-p.i '. ! : . is under

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rhn j.-1 a ii 1 1 : fie va rill ions vvhc h ' a i n-,l a

oid io the i-oristry d'li-ti; the rza a dm : n : st r a t i on are 'A-!:-r'i o'l'.

j Sfifra ! Pass; ,ts ate undr arre.-; at ! Monterey and .-' in Pui P .f'si. Ail of j the SU -pee f ;s AT" f r'UncrS.

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behind the format

en of a th.rd patty

with the possibility e.f his h , -c o n. ; n j its nominee. .. itio r will comment on i politics at present. i

HONOR FOR EAST I CHICAGO MAN j Al Hassan Grotto of Kat '"hioiiroj won a new honor S'aturd.i-.- w hen Thr. ! e-ia I.f men of Whinny. M-.nar h of A ! ' Has-an was crin'-d honora:--,- membership in the new crofo whi h his ' just been organized at 1 nd i a na . ; Mr. lmcn has hn at Kansas "::;.- j June S. f and i'i attndine the nations'. , con vet n ' on of the rank and returned by way of Ind la n a r"""! i s to nssi.it in tiie -inslitut: .n of .3 branch. Th new i erf tm is called Sahara. 1

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160-162 State St. - Hammond Our Birthday This is our First Anniversary Sale. . Onf year in business this month. Some bargains out ,of the ordinary await you while this sale is on. See us now. See us often.

A men, a 11 Tel. and "IV i Paldwin Locomotive P' t hie hem S-e.a ; . , ( 'anadoin Pacific , 1 V ni ral I.ciii her I'hesapeake and 'hn 'hn hk" and North Western. . "orn Products ""ruiible S-eel Frif 'leneial Electric (ier.eral Mr.tors lihnois Central Lackawanna Sre -1 Mldvale fiteel New York Centra! Norfolk and Western N'-rth' i n Pacific ".. 1 ' r 's lias P." tin: -I-. r: Pres..,,! s'o'el c'ar

1 r j lia.iK iy .-''.-. 1 Springs

r . e a o : 11 Texas t ' . " ' I'm-.n Pacific V. S. In I . Alcohol

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T . S. Steel 1". S. .Steel prfd Westinpho'jj.p WilM-s .--rland Sir.' ' 1 . r ( "1 . 1

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I i i -I I . i In an Around GAR Y

'Where Everybody Goes.

THE

WILL SUE B. R. T. UNION

Represented by Clarence Harrow, noted attorney of Chioairo, ;;ao Oary railroad men whs charter was revoked by the Brotherhood of Pailroad Trainmen on acc-.un? of alb-ired af-

j filation with the. railroad strike nr, 1 are preparing to institute suit asjain.'t j the P.rtherho. d of Hailroad Trainmen j in an ecort to (-"Ho t the . .fie. a for which amount each member was insured by :-a:d orsra ntzat n-n . It w as

' stated here today th.it there are over ' l.non members throughout the country 2 who are interested in this move.

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ESCAPES FROM DUNNING Mar'- R'-vin f Pi: ran. IMS P.a. tn" a v"nue. Chicane,, t h .-ee t :. es.-and ftom ;-,s:-,.n2 p.s-au'e. i :n Hammond ara n. ...as r 1 k -i .,, ia. nl?ht

a i station, .-ensa t ion

a fe w- -eks a--o v.-o r .-the w1 .-.assaulted bv a nan i"ii-'rc :h" had :r-r.e rr da:m a man 'vh -rn sh-1 ;i rd was her "common -U p. " h'l.-hand. Tne '"hasbanu" nave 'nr,r vo-nid t ra hi n sr

court Tor as-

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING Sam Hobcrt. livine at. w. 14th street in chi'-asr". had a narrow escape from drowninz at Miller Beach yesterday soon, when h was seized with the cramps while swimming en beyond his depth. Two men. R. Wood and S. (Joldberg al Chicaftoans. went to his rescue and brouzht him to shore. The rescuers worked over the victim for half an hc-ur before he was survived.

e e.f i( miin nd ' re a n 1 ea ted e; , ;

NOTICE TO ADTEET13XRS Cfrculars, adertisin? of all classes.

1 distributed throuphout Lake county. Thoroueh ar.d honest, work. 1 r.AWX MA 1 LI Ni i SERVICE, I

f..'6 Harrison Street. Thone 1S?4. Gary, Ind 6-14-;

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THEATRE I?

Hammond :: Indiana EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE TODAY AND TUESDAY "Hello Tokio" A MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY Pretty Girls Special Scenery Catchy Music WILL AHEAM Rope Spinner MURRAY & PAPKOVA What's the Idea? ROBERT SWAN The Eccentric Juggler GILBERT 8c SAUL Music, Jazz, and Otherwise

TWO DELLS Comedy Triple Bar Novelty Also Ruth Roland in "THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH"

Lame Backs

resrtond prornpt'v tc a light application "i Absorbtr.e, jr. Thus effective liniment renders its big ier

vice in Edvinp comfort for tie cuaxiy ills of every-cwv ilia. Yen: will find rr.ar.y ases for it.

Absorbine.J-

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is an antiseptic and germicide, which maices it a better hoiiient and increases its usefulness- $1.25 a bottle at most .i.--;fc,jista, V. F. YOUNG, Inc. 75 Temple Street Springfield, Man.

A Long Life ana a Lively One That's the service -you get when you let us equip your casing with, a Firestone Red Tube. They resist heat, hold strength and shape, keep lively and cost you less per mile. Champion Auto Equipment Co. Sheffield and Chicago Aves. Hammond, Ind.

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TDERAL RESERVE

JSYSTEM rf ''1

za a.fi K.a a a a at a h h a a u b a a a b u.b a k a"

Capital and Surphu $150,000.00

TODAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

Ten Dimes Still Make a Dollar

More people in East Chicago are saving Dimes by using our Daily Dime Saver. Many who started to save a Dime a Day now find it but little trouble to stick all the Dimes they get in change into this little Savings device. When the Dime Saver is filled they deposit it as Savings in this Bank. Although this is the era of soaring prices ten Dimes still make a Dollar, and every Dollar saved counts. Perhaps one of our Daily Dime Savers will help you to save more Dollars. Come to the Bank and Get a Dime Saver they are free for the asking.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA

Open Friday Eve. 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.

- f 1 F '-- . Nil.

i neatre

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

FLAG DAY

EXERCISES TODAY ! J

At ?hf Ea.t Side Park In Gar- at j .:,' this pningr th Gary crdnr ot !

VAkf will hold t'r":r annual uag day xt rr.soj in mmorium of their departed rirtlT"-r. . Fnrmtn? in frnt of thr E!k' homp r-n Wash i-p t-.5 ?trt at n'o.vk,

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MAt MURRAY mthe GEORGE. flTZMAURlCE -'.-.' ON WITH THE DANCE. 1 A PAAOUNT ARTCRAPT FiCTURThis is Miss Murray's gieatest picture. Don't take pur word for

it. but ju.t ask anyone who saw!

this picture last night, what they thought of it. THURSDAY Bessie Barriscale in "THE NOTORIOUS MRS.

J ?fJ fe ViN v tLAi ADOL.PI1 2UKOR fee -nte MARGUERITE CLARK

PASTIME TODAY Mabel Normand in "PINTO" TOMORROW HOOT GIBSON Also "Trailed by Three"

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INDIANA HARBOR TONIGHT TOMORROW-NIGHT and WEDNESDAY NIGHT Yankee Doodle

in Berlin

The Greatest Comedy of all Times "Nuff Sed"

EASY TO GET Also Wm. Dtj:can ia the 8th Episode of "The Silent Avenger' SUNDAY AH Star Cast in "JUST A WIFE"

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OPEN FRIDAY EVE.VINGS 6!0OTO 8:oop.l

Your Property Protect It In these days of the high cost of building it is necessary more than ever that your property be fully protected against financial loss in the way of fire or windstorms. In having insurance have ENOUGH, and if there is more than one building on jour property (like a private garage) be sure that ALL of your property is protected. These and other details about insurance may mean a whole lot to you should you have to collect on your insurance. If you desire it. we shall be glad to have you come in and discuss with us the status of your insuraace protection.

Capital And Surplus $65,000.00

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA

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Given by the American Legion, Ea

Post No. 21, Wednesday, June 16 192 Temple, East Chicago, Ind. Sterling's Orchestra

t Chicago Masoolc : Tickets S1.0C j