Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1920 — Page 2

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MILITANT SUFFRAGISTS ON GRIDDLE Alice Paul and Cohorts Will Be In Marion July 22 to Heckle Harding

Ily A. O. HAYWARD fSTAFF CORRESPONDENT 1 N , SRVIi,l.n VAniOV O . July IS. Ohio -om"

ar- organli'.n a ' Harding f-r Pri- j

dent Cltib- to offset the. enect 01 '.' recent statement issued by the militant .uffrage rrsrannation at AVR?hinKton, D. C. attacking Senator Harding, thcRepublican nominee, for alleged luke- . -armnei in support f ruffrage. The militants will be in Marlon July 22 for the Hardin? notification reie- " monies. Alice Paul, their leader, has efured from Senator Harding an agreement to grant her a conference early In the day at which .he will preert a demand that Harding insist on action by Vermont or Connecticut, on the suffrage amendment befot the November elections. Senator Hardin -w-ill diseuss the suffrage amendment in his acceptance speech. WOMEN B(K HARDING. In the meantime Ohio women are " backing up Senator Harding, who stated recently that the Republican party is responsible for the submission of the amendment, and no matter which may be the state to finish the ratification, actual i accomplishment of suffrag should go to the credit of the Republican party. Mrs. C. C. 1'avey of Columbus. O.. is president of the Ohio " organization. Women interested in the cause of suffrage and in the sucrrss of the Kpubliran ticket are asked to attend a preliminary meeting of tiv.club at Columbus today. OFFER THEIR ERH E. 'The club has for its object the triumph of the country Republican pnn- . ciples. believing the welfare of the . country will be best served by the election of Harding and Coolidge." says ' Mrs. Pavey. "They represent all that is best in true Americanism., and '.n ' their election we predict a solution of th many problems now confronting the country. W are going in full strength to Marion on notification day to offer our services to Senator Hard- . ir.g regardless of whether we vote or do not vote. AVe have brothers, fathers, husbands and others who will vote and 0Te3 for Harding and Coolidge are '" hat we are striving for." Senator Harding issued a statement yesterday to the effect that the organisation of a third party and the placing .;tvf a third national ticket in the field will not change thf campaign plans of Oi Republicans. He said tfcat th n'pubU'-an party hue ofered to the i'id arm-nt of the voters a sound and regressive platform which he believed wru!d commend itself to all classes.

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'""HICAGO VEAL 50 to 60 lb?.. 15c; ro to JO lbs.. 15 f ITc; go to loo ihs.. 1 S V- 13c; fancy. ; c; over weight kid''V5, 140 to 1T5 lbs.. 10-5 12c.

CHICAGO CASE GKAXN W'KEAT No. 3 ha-d. 2. '7. OR:- Xo. 2 mixed. 1.53',: Z white. 15?'-,: 2 ellw. 1.51-3 155: . 3 white. I.VISJ; 3 yellow. 1 53f 1.54; 4 rvxd. 1 52 '? 1.52 ! '- : 4 yellow. 1.52 4. OAT 3 No. 2 white. 93 995c:' 3 "hue. ?23;c; 4 xvhi'e, 5f ?4'2e; standard. 7?

BL'TTEH Receipts. 1 557 tubs; creamery extra. 55c: nrsts. 4354'.-; Packing stock. 344c. KG'JS Receipts, IV?? os.fs: cur-ant leceipts. 3"42c: ordinarx- firsts, 3 si.

S39Vac; firsts, 31 43c: extra. S04 3 5mc; checks. 33'ac; dirt Us. 3 5 ,c. CHEESE Twins new. 2 1 4 'if :5c ; cialsus. C 4 "l 1g lie; oung Americas. 2til,g27 : longhorns. IIS 4 j 27c: longhorns. IG'y -$'; brjtk. :of?2!,c. LIVE ItJtL-TliV Turkeys. 4'V; Uuckon., 3-'r, roosters. 23c; geese. 20 y Utte; ducks. 231a 35c. I'OTATOES Receipts. 4 cars; earlv MiniKSot. lttkota, Ohios and isc.nMti. b.Sa'a ti.Sd. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HOtl 3 Kecol It 8. iMH't'. mrivet slou ; 25c Inglicr: bulk. 1 3. 75 1 5 o . up 15.95. h' m'-ight, 14.4"ylO.H5; medium ttdgnt. 1 o.i 6 '3 15 ? ; lighl weight. ion 15. So; light lights. 1 3 '.'H u 1 5 ; nca packing mis, frnioulli, 13. ti f 11 35; pa k uik' Mvs. rough. 13 'a- IS.bii, pi, 12.7. ii 14.5". t'ATTLE Receipts, 6.oon; market sIcim'. stiadx; boef steers: Medium ami hety weight, le. 10 q 1 7. 10; choice and prime, IS. 1 11 's 1 7. 1" ; medium ami good. I3((j lti.l". giHJ and choice, 1 4 S5 "Jj 16. 75 ; ii inmon anu moihum, lo'ifM.So. butcher cattle: Heifers. t 5" d 1 4 . 7 p : !., t.;.n 12 7 5; bulls, ti.25 'n 1 2.25 : cannera & ('utters e'ows and heifers. 4 25 Tj ti.io , canner steers. 4.5t "a 7 50; veal calves, (light and handy weight) 12. 5 y 1 4.5o. feeder steers. S.5 0 "9 1 2. 2 5 ; stocker steers. o.O" 'ij 1 o.T5 : stocker cows and heifert-. 5.23 i s.Jft; stoeker calves, .J45 10. Vllu O.nlmers "ti American Can 39 s-, American Car & Kdry. 133'4 American Locpmotie 37 American Smelting , 59 U American Steel Kdry. 37 American Tel & Tel. 9 3-S Anaconda 5 5 Baldwin Locomotive 1 1 7 '4 r;ethlohem Stfel $7 Bethiehem Steel B Canadian F'aciftc 120 Central I-.ea.ther 62 Chesapeake & Ohio 531, Ohicago & Ncrth estern 70 Chicago, Mil. St. Taul 33 Consolidated Gas """'s Corn Rroduets 92 Crucible Steel 147 Delaware Hudson 9 Erie "ipneril Electric 142 Genera! motors 2 43 Illinois. Central ll, Lackaw anna Steel 72 Midvale StcH 4lt N". T. Air Brake New Tork ("entral $S4 Jure Oil 4i Pittsburgh Coal 3 14 Tressed Steel Oar ?7 Railway Stee Springs Reading , Republic Iron Steel 89 Texaco "o. 45 H I'nien Racifie j 4 i V. S. Rubber 53s, I". S Steel 0 1 AVestinghou.se 4 Willys Overland 1 S Sinclair Oil 31 Keystone 27 ' E. L. VAUGHN ISPROMOTED Realizing the remarkable growth of Hammo-nd and vicinity, and the large in crease in pasenger business. th Mich-

lcan eentral R. R. has appointed ticket As-ent E. L. Vaughn ' as District Passenger aent of the Calumet rearion As an energetic booster for the reeion and the Michigan Central railway. Mr. Vaughn has shown himsalf pof.-esed of remarkable! energy and It is beginning to bring fruit. AN EAST CHICAGO DIVORCE CASE Razors. d:shes. fvirniture and curses frequently filled the air at the Michael Pabak hm in East Chicago, prior to July 14 acK-rding to statements of Mrs Pabak who has filed suit for divorce in the Hamond superior court. ,Mra. Bahak rays they were married December 29, 1919 nd they were able to keep the matrimonial ship off the rocks fr only six months. Mike. sh- says, often boat and whipped her. and threatened her life with a razor and her only safetv layin fleeing from the house. His violent temper often found expresion, in -such patlms as t ssing dishes at her or deliberately smashing them on the floor. The furniture also suffered.

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Give our home-made candies a trial you will find them the best and most delicious. Stop in and get your refreshments at our stores. Quality and Service the best.

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Two Stores 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA

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man capable of earning ( I " per day vrovement of Olm ago Avenue, from the but Mm. Habak savs he was "laiv 1 Ime of Slieniold Avenue to the and too contrary t. work." allowing '. est line 0r fuit,t,.-.i . t...

strtieting therein a cement Mle walk six

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tne grocery bills to e,, unpaid. Sh asks for $l."tn alimony. Her atfr n e y is J I . Kennedy,

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HERE THEY ARE!. BIG BARGAINS! , EASY TERMS!

feet u iiii' ukI live mh's in depth, in the jonv ..f H;inim..nd. I'mmiy of l,k and Stn!. uf I n-i iai,,i, has been prepared by ! order of the ,r, (,r, I'u),;,,- W'orUs ..f Jsitid Oity, ;ni,i ihn the sume is now t,n ' nlo in the i (li, e .,r vf,,, i;,,;,r,i r,,r puh'i.' exam in; t ion :.ni i ns .-. i ( .n. mid thai ih. said ji sse-'ii.in j-.ii icniains the names of all pr. ! n-i-i outnts aft'ecte.i I ' li'"rel.;, and Hi.. r spe.t i amounts" nsi fi sserl .:!,i tist a -h lot or iraei of land j '"t said i m po . in. i, i and thai bv re-;is. hlti'Tl aid Heard hai tve the 2iUh lav of .!ul. 1 at .'.-!..ek. V. M . j in the oli, .. ,.f ih,. n , d of piihlie I Works in tin- t'nv Ha!" of said I'lty the tune and plae.. fi.j- hearini; remon-

MHiH'es an,i nnjen mns ttetn an persons at'lee'eil lh'l'ety as to Ih" speil b'-neili ; d.-riei therefrom and i. sivtF d iliMtns! awl rr-:ri rfivr ,t on sawl a f'-ssinept roll, a.nd hat -said f :. T-. i will a'ier ciitl h'-arinc and ex.mi.. ration foelotn ) niodify eioh re. "I" a - -ii : n I n-j mad-, provided 'I t tind : t'o,i ...,;, property ff ,., t ' r 1 ic ben. 1.1 ted in said r speet n e n ini'iirii 3. A r swwsnx. .i v p. '.vi's'Ki:, i v i 'i kti; i" 'i r. I'.oard of IMh'i. Work.-.

5 room voitase v;jli ba:h and tiasment. ie.'tn and gas. wide !oi. i"'J'i norln side location. (nl 3-', '.".". wi'li

$l"n .nsli s room cottase East Siaf St. Vine , in. nieU has. in. li'. ele.-'ri.-. bath,! screens, j'i II. ioi wilh fill" lawn and' sna.de trees. nii J.. wun J '1"1 "" i u s h . j IS room tine residence on nst Tru inan H, venue. modern m ev.rv p"V, Vl ' . '' 1 pamt.d and ! aned. iaiji.- i -on, , -v ; i ti one f. . 1 room on tu-st l..oi- and i v " up-i stairs, livmu ro.-ni.-. in oak w itn ",,!' oa I, iloors. snau- s and .-o;-. . n ! ( . i " : I i -mil. A lea. inn tarn n ' opi l-'". with 1-j lii.-h. h l o. . n i t Kii..." tad !.!;. w ill I' ' a " has .'. n.oin ha . lueti! li.it. i- : m ii.l j pioHi-itioii t li.it will pa-. I ' lis. ii. i hmlililis i" -""'! eolfillion. Lin- .'el lot. . . in i.i i 1 v ..cited. nl .::.:'"'. v. tn . I . as"iial.e . asli pa m.-nl down. rl:.i l.i-o U ..ii ('j.rloi! S! lielw.. n!

Hohman and Siale Im-. Modem in . v. rv Wlt.UAM . IM'SK. ' -n v -. rk ii: p - . All ass. sian.'iil - pa d in lull ! Il Would lake H Lot It Jl'i.'l'". to lil.l.M!.. j

this ami we at" an' norii-ed lo s.-ii and H will sell (iin-k ai oni .')'', w i! h ahoui 1-" . ash. j i loom frame Lunica low. east I'ar'oli; St moj.-rn I hroiiF-'iioiit, s.-reep.s and; siiades. jraul nrni- and nn.- eoi n. r !!. Thi- is hii eA. ept i..nnli (rood l-fj .u and v.ill sell ft!!, k so rail i.. se.- ,i a' mii-e lo.L'OO. vvi'h onlv Jt i r .ash j a loom flume hunalow, hk-- nw on Van l-iiiri n street, south side, l-'urniir-. hath, eleetrieirv, oak trim, s.-ieens and shades. I'riee.i to sell at only $ t.l','." $ihi nsh, balance nienihlv. ' 4 apts. lietht house keepmp nu'dern buildmst. like pew. hot water h-ai.' laundry tubs. 2 complete oath rooms. jarre.ns. shades, lawn, rooms d.-ojat.-d. 1 Karaite, divided into X two room ai d one " room apis. Mon'hly income Sli'V J I'omplelelv furilTshed and all the furni- i ture itoes with sale. onlv a'i required. La lance will pay for' i'. dl'. " Finest opportunily to- a woman I'll a llttl" money, who. want" t- "lake h '" i-ivestmcnt pa v .mouth to keej. her ..r life. And with only S3CO casVi dow-n, and S 20.00 per month we f!-r the ri.-..e t. -niatnin - "Waehe-w e, .iu:li? y" bit U , homes. Now nearinic .-on. pie' ion ..n w . : . tVilliatris St. and Ingr-.h.-im A'. e. w. -t Hammond. Most tr.od-rn hme t-.i:', with best quality mat. rials and w -ok- i anshin. Hard wood tr.m. laundrv "ih. coal bin. kitchen cnbm.;. --o !- na h ' medicine fhin .etc Keidy 10 mov . into, FRANK J. WACHEWICZ "Home of the- Heat. Home Earsralne" Cor. Oaklsv and Flumitier Ave. j Phona 1617 Hammond. Open Xvenvnirs.

to have its name changed from FiltaU

("lubul Steaua Romana Salajanul Te Ajutor 5i Cultura. or Kast Chicago. Inuiana, to that of Cljhul sf Nlcolaie, dl A tutor si i "ul turn, -of Kast Chi. eo. Indiana, and that sail petition and application will be presented to and heard by fa id court on the second day of the S. r teniber term. 102rt, of said Court. Patcd this 15th dv- of July. 192".

,'B fTl-:.MT- ASII.IX TERME. President.

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Attest: ;een(f Olan, Secretary. A Ottenheimer, Attorney for lioper. -

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

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FOR SAUK Ford coupe, lf.i. 2 Walter St. Hammond. 7-1'--WAXTEn Office hoy at once must he over l1" year? old App'v Main ofi, e General American Tank Car Corn K--y t"riieaiio. , 7-':-t

LEGAL NOTICES. CITY OF HAMMONIV IVOJAVA PKPARTM EXT H-' riRI.IC WORKS NOTICE OF CHICAGO AVE. VI K 'KMF.XT SIPE AVAI.K. FRIMNRY ASSESSMENT Rl.l. MEETING. To Whom It May Concern: Ton are herebv notifiei) Mint the --

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SUNDAY Harry Morey in 'THE FLAMING CLUE

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Sold on Easy Payments 100 EFFICIENT 100 SAFE Let us demonstrate this washer in your own home next washday. The Electric Shop 643 HOHMAN STREET

HAMMOND Phones: 678-2455

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Qa TI IURSDAY CQ Vivian M-vrtin in a ! J "HUSBANDS AND WIVES" Si

MONDAY AND TUESDAY Constance TalmarJ-re in "IN SEARCH OF A SINNER" WEDNSEDAY AND TI IURSDAY

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAM 39c KELLNER'S SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 26c BREAKFAST BACON Whole or half 43c BACON SQUARES 31c

P0RK SHOULDERS Small and lean 27c PORK BOSTON BUTTS 30c ; BEEF POT ROAST Choice cuts 18c ; HAMBURGER STEAK 15c PORK SAUSAGE Fresh made 20c , VEAL SHOULDER 20c j VEAL BREAST With pocket 20c (CERVELAT OR SALAMI SUMMER SAUSAGE 40c ARMOUR'S LOTUS BUTTERINE 30c

iBONELESS BOILED HAMS 45c

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Hammond :: Indiana The Coolesf Place in Town TODAY RANCE GRAY AND ELINORE JACKSON In the Novelty Comedy Skit "On the Road to Frisco" SEABURY & PEARL Skatorial Novelty

SAMMY BARTON Comedian

PAULINE SAXON & SIS Follies of Vaudevi ! le EENNY HARRISON & CO. Tha New Mailman

WHIELAND TRIO Aerial Novelty

Also Jack Dempsey in 'DARE DEVIL JACK"

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0!1 orders delivered. Trade at Kcllncr's, the finest, mosts up-to-date msrkct in Hammond

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CLIPPING CONTEST

For the greatest numVirr of STEFFENGUIDE trademarks clipped from The Lake County Times and submitted at the offices of the STEFFENGUIDE CORPORATION bv midnight, July 31st. a. prize cenMMnitt of ONE SHARE OF THE CAPITAL STOCK of the STEFFENGUIDE CORPORATION will be given. 2nd Prize For the second greatest number of Trademarks, $10.00 cash. 3rd Prize For th; third greatest number of Trademarks, $5.00 cash. Get in boys and girls and clip all ycu can. For further informition telephone 1 72.

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TODAY Robert WeTiwick in 'THE MAN OF THE HOUR" . TOMORROW Madam Sarah Bernhardt presents "IT HAPPENED IN PARIS"

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PHONE 118 HAMMOND

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Saturday July 17 Specials

Meats

j American Brick Cheefe. extra j fancy, lb 31c

1 Rr;f Crrsmprv Riittrr. lb ... . 59c !

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eef Pot Roast, lb ,, i Crisco. V2 lb. can 49c 'Fresh Ground Hamburger, lb.fZc, j ; Veal-Pocket or St-w. lb 18c : GrOCCrlCS j I Nice Lamb Stew, lb ioc: ! Fresh Spare Ribs, lb 18c Tak-hom-a Biscuits, pkg 6V2C 1 j Fresh Neck Bones, lb , 6c Per dnz 75c j i Fresh Pork Butts, whole, lb .. 28c Armour's Milk, tall can . . . .lzt j Empire Brisket Bacon, lb. . ..33c Boulevard Brand Preserves, ,' I Smoked Pork Butts, boneless. 45c j large jar . 40c ; "Oscar Mayer's Star M Bacon. j No. 3 can Peaches 39c j ! wbole or half, lb ..41c Weil's Special Co(fee, !b can. .42c!

i Dixie Bacon Squares, lb. . . ,. 25c - Armour's Corn Flakes, pkg.121

'Metwurst lb .35c ! Old MyleJVlalt and Hops,

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The Melo-Harp for Daneieg If you've never danced to the alluring strains of a Melo-Harp equipped Straube-made Player -Piano, there's a delightful experience awaiting you. The Melo-Harp offers an unusual range of murieal entertainment. It is first of all a player of highest quality and finest tone. Then there's the pneumatically controlled Melo-Harp which enables you to combine the music of the harp with that of the piano. You should see and hear this instrument. Come in and we'll gladly play your favorite selections.

Fresh Liver Sausage, Bologia Sausage, Polish Sausage, Frankfurters, per lb. . . .. .22c Kettle Rendered Lard, guar

anteed pure, lb ...25c i

Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs. 73c I Palmolive Soap. 12 bars.

Pkg- $1.15 Lunch Wax Paper, 6 rolls. . . .25c Lux, pkg llc Swift's Pride Washing Powder. 4 pkgs . 15c

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Weil, the North Side grocer who advertise)?, delivers to all parts of the city and gves S. & H. Trading Stamps

OLD RELIABLE PIANOS AND PLAYERS Haines Bros., Behr Bros

& Son, Cohler & Campbell. WORLD'S BEST TALKING MACHINES Victor V ictrola, New Edison. VICTOR AND EDISON RECORDS $1.25 88-note new and up to date. 69c. THE: HOU56 OH Ci.UAI.lTy 631 Hohman St. Hammond, Ind. Phom ExpcrtTuninng and Repoirintr

Marshall & Wendell, Lindeman

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