Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1920 — Page 5

Mondav, June 14, 1920.

THE TIMES Pae Five

TODAY IS FLAG DAY

Today was Flag Pay, but from the number of flags displayed in Hammond up to noon, no one would ever have guesied it. On State street, between Hohman St.. and Calumet ave.. there were Just two flags flying. Hohman t. showed a similar dreath. Then Frank O.Rourke got busy and had a number of small flaVs put out en the ornamental l?ht posts. Otherwise the city almost slipped through the day with no recognition of its Figrnificance . However, the EYns lodge ha always been the faithful observer of Flag Day and as usual a special program will be Riven by the lodtfe tonight. The exercises will be hel-i at the K. of F". hall. Hohman and Opden sts. beginning at 8 o'clock. Following is the program: Ritual of Flag Day by officers and members of the Hammond lodge. History of the Flag, by R. O. Conde. Patriotic Reading. Mrs. Ethel Hirsch Chartler. Patriotic Soloe. Miss Jeanette Giedeman . Patriotic Address. Mr. F.dwin Friedrith. Accompanist. Mi. Katherine Kolb. Miss Giedeman is a soloist of marked ability who lives in Chicago and those who attend are premised a rare treat tonight. The public 1n general is invited to attend the exercises. Personal and Social News The graduation exercises of the All Saints high school and commercial course took place last evening in the All Saints church. There were two praduatrs from th regular high school end nine from the Commercial Course. T he clV'ir sang several selections and Father Travers. from Anders -n. Ini., K. '" the commencement addre.-s. The i.:pma8 were conferred by Father IJarrett. Riv. and Mrs. T. J. r.as.-ett went t Cr'-encastle today to attend the commencements e:;rciaes of De Paw ' 1 niver; :? . Rev. Bassett is a gradini" of DePaw. Horn to Mr. anl Mrs. N'icholus Austgen of P.rckcr St.. a son, June 12. ;otn mother and son doing nicely. Mrs Austgen will be remembered as :iis Mamie Baker. Mr. and Mrs. C. Roan .of ,sn Doty ft. are entertaining gu-Bts from Pennsylvania. Newton Hembroff attended the ver.tton in Chicago on Saturday. Mrs. Hembroff spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ives, -whose husband was a oeleprate from Minnesota at the convention. Mrs. Ives will be remember ed in Hammond as Miss Elizabetn Cotton. She was employed at the G. H . Hammond Co. rr. T. J. Bolin. who has been 11) with blood poisoning for the past week submitted to an operation yesterday in which his left index fingrer was remoxed. Dr. Bolin was suffering from blood poisoning in his left hand and arm. and the infection became so dangerous that he was forced to have a finger removed. It will be some time Vefore he will be able to resume his practice. Frances Ber.ntt of 430 May St.. has gmt to Mansfield. Ohio. for a visit. Prof. Treston Townsend of Indiana I niversity spent the week-end as tha guest of A. W. Zetehner of Ruth st. Ralph Pierce motored to Ann Arbor, where he will spend a few days. Werner Blackmun of Denver, Colo, has come to spend the summer with his pr-indparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Biacklai.n of Highland street. Mrs. Sllnnie Kline is ertertainins m me out of town quests at dinner this f T.ir.g. 'ieorire Dobbins has returned frm a v is.t to Nebraska where ho spent a work vf.h his parent?, who live there. Owing to an error in the sch t it-c-""'is. Certrude Levin na? t imarii"i her diploma at the r"puiar grrarfiniinr exercises. The matter has been arijusted and a diploma was awarded v. p her on Saturday. - - M?ss Grac Wn 1 i -vebher who has l-'i'n a hou- guest of the K. Hammonds of Glendale Park over the week end has returned to her hom in Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlm have g-ne to Hockford. III., to attend tno c -mmencement exercises of Hock fold c livse. their daughter. Kathryn, will return with them. - Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Miller have returned from the East where they vis:ed different prpints. Mrs. Miller will Vie remembered as Miss Catherine Eisinhutt. The J. "Wilson home on 24 Hicrhiand which was burned May 4!h. is beinir rebuilt and they are hoping to be in it by June 21st. Mrs. J. Thompson returned from Pvochester, Minn., last week. Miss Dolly Knotts is eoin to Holly. M:ch.. to spend the summer with her friends and relatives. The Ladies' Aid of the All Saints will give a card party at the church hall tomorrow afternoon. Drue Sal this week at Summer's Tharmaey. Sugar 28 cents a lb. 6-14 yr2B3S8

TRY THIS AND SEE HOW YOU LIKE IT. A new restaurant under new management. Special chicken dinner Sunday. NEW FAMILY RESTAURANT 3472 MICHIGAN AVE., INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

The Elk's Flag Osa

In the K. of P. Hall,

BLACK EYE To prevent a black eye rob the injured part with butter, and it will not turn black. COUGHING A severe spell of coughmjr may be arrested by a teaspoonful of glycerine in a small glass of hot milk. HOARSENESS Make a tea of Irish moss and hot with lemon juice and sweeten to taste, water; eteep a long time, strain, flavor EARACHE Apply a hot water bottle or cloths wrung out of hot water over the seat of the pain. Drop a few drops of warm olive oil into the ear. LIMEWATER FOR INDIGESTION Put as much lime as you can hold in one hand in one gallon of water. When sediment settles pour off the clear liquid from time to time as required. A tablespoonf ul of this solution in a glass of milk will not affect the taste and makes it more digestible. NEURALGIA . Apply a bag of salt or sand heated very hot, or a plate heated in the overHot cloths or a hot water bag may bring relief. If hot applications have no effect, try an ica b3g. LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" Drug Sale this week at Summer's Pharmacy. Sugar cents a lb. 6-11 SEWING MACHINES Have your sewing machine repaired by Lskf county's only sewing mahine expert. F. C. Miller. 1 St State St. Telephone 1730. estimates furnished free. 6-11 Notice Hammond Elks! The Chicago Committee have arranped for the Hammond bode to take part in the Grand Lodgre pageant on July 7th. lSn. and brave adopted the following uniform: White f.ar.nel tmusers. Park coat. "White Ss-ilor Straw hat. Turole necktie. Arrangements have been made wit'i th? following stores to supply every part of this uniform you wish: Sterling Woolen Mills K. C Micas Company. Lion Store. Abe Marks, Max Levin. John Pasealy, frank Molinari. Napdeman Brothers. Maurice Tauber. Kindly attend to this matter t once. 6-14-15 COMMITTEE. NOTICE TO TBI PUBLIC I, Walter H". Veith. do hcr'wi'h serve notice to the Puhlie that I have disposed of my interest in the Lake CountyRoofing company and I will not be responsible f'pr any debts that may be con. tract-d by the said Lake County Roofin if company. 6-14-3 WALTER H. VEITII. Drue Sale this week at Summer's Pharmacy. Sugar 2S cents a lb. 6-14 SUA SO NIC NOTICE Hammond chapter. Nn. in, R. A. M.. will hold a culled convocation Tuesday June 1'th at s ir p. m. Past and most ex-degrres members requisted to attend. FRANK C. MORRIS. 6-14-2 E. H. r. The Woman's Foreia-n Missionary society "f the First M. E. church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors at two o'clock . instance Graham, dauch'er of Pr. and Mrs. J. A .Graham of Munich Court, is leaving tomorrow for Canada, where she will spend the summer with relatives and friends. She will po first tii M'.ose Ja.v and then to other points m Canada. Mrs. Mary Hemstoek of Valparaiso, spent the we. k-end with Mr. and Mr, j lU-scoe ilcmstock "f Elizabeth st. i The N. N. A. A. pirls are frivintr i a beach party at the Lake Front this evening for Constance Graham and) some if the git Is who were k radua-1 ted from high schof.l this year. They j are: Clarrice Hirsoh, Martha Roth, j Dorothy Puncinc. Gretchen Andree. j and Kathlene Lyons. j The W. It. C, N. 24S. requests all ' members to be present at the I. O. O. ; F. hall tomorrow at noon to enjoy j a luncheon after which the regular ! meeting will tak place. This meet- j ins will he held to celebrate Flae ! Day. and a fine program has been ar- , ranged by the committee in charge, i ; Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Davis of Rimbach ave.. motored to Renstalaer and 1 spent the week-end with relatives. I at ten o'clock tomorrow morning for their picnic which they have planned j at Columbia Park. All mothers are; cordially invited to attend with the) children. I wwii'jfg&y j

S. Hohman St. Other Fraternal organizations and the Public are invited to

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COMPLEXION CURE FOR THE SPRING TIME. Sulphur and molasses is an excellent spring remedy for the skin. Buy five cents worth of Sulphur precipitate. Put two teaspoons in the bottom of a glas. Be rMre there are no lumps in it Pour six teaspoonfUs of syrup or molasses cu. the sulphur aid stir. One teaspoon of the mixture should be taken before breakfast and one jusj before retiring. This should be done for three days and then omi't?d for three days, until you have taken tho preparation for nine days. TVs simple and short treatment (reaching over the short period of eighteen days) will do much good for your general health and appearance. NOSE BLEED Make patient sit or stand erect. Apply ice or cloths wrin out of very cold water to the back of the r.eck. Press a hard roll or wad of tissue paper under lip as far as it can go and hold it there with the tongue until bleeding stops. The nose should not be blown for several hours. The cnndrui of Mrs. J. W. Tromyauiia isuuuay atiiuui ulas wiU meet l tue 1'iuc oLitei i i'taLiytcridin church There will be a Ladies' Bridge, party at it-e Country LiUli lumurru aftcruuoa . Th-i I'm Mu '...unato will give au iiilui'iiini daiicn.t, di ly a.t tha Cuuairy ciuu c-u lUaiiUipy ovwuius. Mr. a.ad Mrs. C. lv. Thoixias of 16 Warren at., spoilt the week-end in Laiuvttte. lad., &o the guests oi liivir 11 iVildj. Miss t'lortnce- Vju aidier spent the weck-eiid in Caicau as lite guest ot fl iciiJs. The Baptist church will give a farewell rcccpLiou and entertainment 1-jr Miss Chaina Moore, superintendent of the Brooks Houne. who is leaving June l.lh lor Tokio, Japan. The church and tongregali'pn are cord. ally invited to attend at eight o'clock this evening. June lltli 1:1 the chuicli parlor. Herbert Hugo has returned from Klinhurst, ill., where he has been atten'imi; Llmhurst Colleg-- On his way home lie stopped and lsited his sister who lives at Carpe titers ville. 111. The So-So club met with Miss Charlotte Kiison. The evening waa spent with needle wcrk and music and a nice luncheon was served. The next meet.nt will occur in two weeks at tte home ut ilios Clara Guse. TED LEWIS JAZZ BAND PLAY TWO FOX TROTS The first record ever made with Ted Lewis Ja.&z Band teie:tio3 on both s: ies has been rcif-asd by Columbia th.s month. On one tide, is "I'll See You in C-t'-eB-A." with incidental whistling by Ted Lewis himself, a fox trot in which even the trombone pounds thirsty. And "The Jlw.-n Shines on the Moonshine." the fox-trot as the other side, sounds like the logical aftermath of the trip to Cuba, which has not yet gone dry. Nr-ra Bay en makes everyone want to bo a little barefoot boy wearing patches on his panl.-i by the ingratiating way in which she fings "Patches." an appealing boyhood ballad. This selection is coupled with h"r sonsr "Without You" which this popular commediense chose fr-r the leadinr feature of her j ia:e;t musical comedy "Indies First." j When Art Hickman's Orchestra from (the St. Francis Hotel. San Francisco. plays a dance, the public finds it eij tremeiv difficult to s.t still. "Alontr jlhe Way to Damascus" and "Rose of Mandalay," two lively Oriental foxl trots, are thi. orchestra's contribut ie-n j to Columbia dance record this month. I Drucr Sal this week at Summer's I rharmacy. Stipar 2t cents a lb. fi-11 160-162 State St. Hammond 1 No Extras There are no extras tacked on the merchandise you buy here. You will find, however, that your money goes about 50 farther than when spent elsewhere. MEE HOTEL RESTAURANT James Congles, FINEST LUNCH IN TOWN, 65c. Tb Coolest Place in the City. X3Z3ESSML

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HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS

Cora BfHhw'ell of F.ast Chicago, has filed a petition to have a guardian appointed for her mother. Mrs. Annetta Bothwel!. whom she swys is demented at times, due to a disetse with which she in siiff enng . The petitioner is represested by Attorney V . E. Roe. Josephinf Korsak r-f East Chicago, wants a divnrce !'rm her husband Mike Thev were marri-d May lfi. 1315 and separated January 2. 191S. She savs her husband beat and strui k her and j that for a period of two years he had i failed to properiv provide for her sup- j port. She desires the custody v their ( child. M. Havran is attorney for the plaintiff. " JURISTS LEAGUE TO MEET WEDNESDAY Elihu Root to Represent America in international League This Week. BY FLOVU MAt.(,niFF STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1 N . SERVICE LONDON. June It Elihu Root, of I". H. and nine other members of the international jurists of the league of nations will assemble m the Carne-g-ie Peace Palace at The Hague on Wednesday to lay the foundation of a permanent court of justice and arbitration. This court ts designed to assist the league of nations in preventing war. It already has been decided that j court shall sit permanently .;d shall a'lminister international law. regard less of tr.e political consequences. However, many difficulties. amon them the following, present themselves: ' 1 Shall the members be compelled to submit their disputes, or shall ieir i ! psov-ere ig-n rights rsquire their own ) consent? j 2 Hn wshall the court be const ij tuted to prevent charges of favoriHsm from smaller states which may I not have representation upon it. j 1". How is the court to force its jud- , ement? Tlelief was expressed that the new I organization will have two distinct branches, a court of justice and a court of arbitration . Bcpth will be : co-ordinated and will work side by j side. It was pointed out at the head- j Quarters of the league that some nations are not yet ready to compe.se th"ir dispute by leg-al methods, preferring arbitration. TO ALL EXSERVICE MEN Thre are only eighteen days left before July 1st. when the provision of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance for reinstatement of Insurance expires. 1'p to that time any man or wraan entitled to Government Insurance, may reinstate by r 'T.s only two months premiums on the amount reinstated refrardless of the lneth of time that It has been lapsed, providing- a statement of health as jrood as at the date of laps", is sent with the application. Complete information reprardin rej Prug Sale this week at Summer's i Pharmacy. Sugar 28 cents a lb. 6-11 A SMILE AS BROAD las the moon will reveal no bad teeth if we are your DENTISTS Our expert work gives lasting satisfaction to our patrons. Our i equipment is up-to-date in every j particular and our methods and prices will please you. BURKET The Dentist Over Woolworth's 10c Store Hammond, Ind.

S--.v3 j ' FOR UVER AND BOWELS

he. obtained from tao Red Cross Home Service iecretary. in the. Chamber of Commerce, corner of Sibley and Hohman streets. Hammond. Don't lose yi-ur, opportunity . Look Into the matter before dividing definHeJy that you don't want it. This is the best insurance going uid only i are eligible to hold it. Remember tfct too. OPERATE ON DOCTOR Dr. J. T. Roland.' prominent Hammond I physician, yesierday suffered the am putation of his ,Iett ir.d(K nngT following an infection which d- .-lop--ri into gangrene. The operation was necessary to save his life. Unless complications set in brother physicians hoi to have Dr. Roland on his feet within ten days. NEW ORPHEUM SHOW (jing-er and pep abound in plenty at the Orpheum theater today in spite of the hot weather which prevails wthout. The number on the bill which especially exemplUlea these yuaiiues is "H-ik,. Tokio" a little musical comedy with a bunch of pretty girls, music and trimmings. Then there in the act put on by Gilbert & Saul, which coin's with quota of jazzy music direct from the Maj st.ic t-heit't" in Chicago. It was it ...;r;;; Ruth fs ot Ruth" is also on the bill for today ar.d Tuesday. BITTEN JBY A DOG Little -Billy" Fads, son of Harry E.Tds. 342 Michigan avenue, is the first "dog-days" victim in Hammond. Yesterday he w,xs attacked by a vicious , bull dog: belonging to one of the neighi bors. The d.- wiil be examined for raoies. The hurt. Loy was not seriously BERT WANTS TO TRAVEL Bert Eoswell. Z27 Hig-h'.a.s4 street. 13 year old4 a gr-od boy but a lad too full of "pep" (s in bad again. This time he was picked up by officer Lute. The boy refuses to stay at home. He will be turned ovc-d to juvenile authorities . Take The Times and keep touch vith the whoK 13 The Biggest Thing in Hammond U.S. Army Goods Sale 97 STATE STREET Here are but a few the many specials picked from the thousands of bargains we offer: Men's Khaki Trousers, in all sizes, at $0 1 Q only .. LV .Men's Khaki Military Coats, 1 ,000 to choose from, Q C 0 at only VJC Army Hats- fine lookers and very serviceable, C O QC at only W&.Vp Repaired Army Shoes, make very good work OA shoes, at only...0 BLANKETS Get an Army Blanket for your outing parties also make elegant auto robes and much less expensive: Marine Blankets, J CH at only 0)D.OU U. S. Armv Blankets, have been f;ttu.:d:...$4.85 NOTICE 5 discount on all purchases to federal and city employes. U. S. Army Store 97 STATE STREET I feci grand! That Headjche, Biliousness and Constipation is

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HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE Held on a.nopen charg-e pending further investijeatios. Joe Sa?.-. a?ed 27. i teamcter. living at UiS L-g:.n street, awaits trial nn probanie charges of train wrecking. H" was arrested by special apents of ' I. It. K. railroad foliow n infos m:ai..n that he s;;:;t. ,,f tiirowir.,' . vral switches in the yards at the .-'implex plant. A serious freight wreck vh,.'h -c urr-d several diyja;., !n .,.e ard.i of the Simplex plant, attr.b-'.it'-d fi an open switch. Sa.-.s all'-e.-- lie was hired by parties whom he does not know tQ do !.,- ,j -rtv v'-rk.

FRANKLIN BLACKMUN DYING IN DENVER The manv friends of Frank:. n f'.l.i-k-mun. sen of Mr. and Mrs. J . s. R.j.-k-iTiun. will be nair.eri u- hear that he is :vins- in Or-sver, whither he and hij family went several year;; atro .n search epf health. A t'l-er.vn notifym:? his parents to come t - his re.i.-id. caused 'hern to leave Immediately for Colorado. Mr. Flackmun went to Denver several years as:-r m se-irch of health aj he was suffenrg from tuberculor:s. CABOOSE SHOOTERS ARE HELD Four Tr.n arrested iv?trdi-? are believed to be the "sun -men" who ab"ut three weeks ag-o. shot up ?. Monon i-aboi., as it was pa.s-:ntr Harriai-n park. Th" four were booked at the Hammosd poilrr. heado.ua rt ters for carrying conceale.j weapons. . They pavo th-ir names as James W. Hoban, "r,9 Summer street, a switchman; Frank Smith, Detroit. Mich.; Arthur Bnert, 1'"'2 U'ai'ham fitreet and Charles W. L.lly, 223 Wop.d a ven'ie. The men were arrested at Lyman avenue and lfarrisr-n Park.

ATTRACTIONS Lake Front Park Indiana Harbor, Indiana Open air dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening. Dancing in beautiful colored electrical effects. Open air motion pictures every night. Free.

The White Store's Big Sale of W omens and Children's Ready-to-Wear Opened Last Friday with a crowded store. Buying was exceptionally brisk. Saturday was a hummer and from the way the people have flocked to the store this week's selling will break all records, y Extra Special for

Monday and T

Just to stimulate buying we are giving these great big specials for these two days only, so you will have to hurry

LADIES' LONG AND SHORT COATS djlA QC Just the thing for summer wear jp 1. J J LADIES' TAFFETA AND SATIN f10 QC DRESSES I10.J70 BOYS' WASH SUITS AND OLIVER (fc-I tff TWISTS P.OU INFANTS' WEAR Creepers and Rompers, QQ each OVC AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER SMASHING BARGAINS.

The unfavorable weather and slow business compelled us to cut prices right and left in fact we are selling some merchandise at pre-war prices. So we say Hurry, hurry to this big money-saving sale. It will cost you nothing to examine the goods.

WHITE STORE

J. FEINBERG, Prop. 179 State St. Hammond, Ind.

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WANTED An experienced T.idy erocery cleric Army in person. Posts Grocery, 5 J Williams St. Hammond. 6-14-3t K SALE -Bntire household fumishirpC.-. in. ludiiiS be-!.i.na. table linen. pp"r, etc. 7! H phmdD it. Hamrid. 6-14-tt n: KOK RENT - furnished light house-k-'e r ins rooms, eie.-tn.-it v, gas. ba'i:. us- of Laundrv. Phone O'-.J. lib Clinton S-" . Hammond. 6-14-1 WANTED Woman for general housework mormnsrs, jrood wapes. TtOrte 22", Ha-nniond. 6-14-tt WANTED V 'in pirl for filing clerical work. STenojtrphy. nor rquir'pi. Hammond F-ras Vitrks. 6-14-160-162 State St. Hammond Learning Fast The people who make a study of spending their money where it buys the most are regular customers of our store. A statement for you to think about. uesday

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