Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 12 November 1920 — Page 2

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LITTLE PAPERS

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U. S. NAVVS GIANT DIRIGIJiL- HANGAR NEARING COMPLETION

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nctlxyXTOIAS. COD.. Nov. 12 Ind.sn ns-w-spapsr publishers who ar without news print contracts -were assured f a plentiful supply cf paper duru; 1921 t a confrerea at the goernors office toiy cf representatives of the state republics-it and democratic Editorial Associations and the Xortb'rn Iji$iSJ Editorial Association with WU"ard E. CarpeRter. chairman of the board t 4;rsctors of the Inland Trcas Association. Ltrju dallies throughput the country ni'.l continue tlm allocation cf n. v. ! pr.a. through the tdJtrial atw.t na i i";i6e rapr i have no paper o'-n-rs.ts, it was tinted, and the 'little 'eilews" were urred to remain o:f the ' spot" market after January 1. rush f buying on the open marVe woj'.d teu!t In panic and inflation of rtcss. u .s declared. EC. Hancock of tirsenshurg was named central ajt-r.t for news r:ct t.-ansacUen in Indiana.

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of hatred are abonded and a reasonable ar.d faithful co-cpera'.ioa of all peapies is a,chieed. Bit as yet America bs not made peexe with us. The ef Jorts of the ententa governments t force the complete fulfillment vt the Versailles treaty .mAkes Oermany' reCOery and of 8,11 Eirope, Impossible. I do not give up faith in a better future. The general distress will force the V. 8.. Europe n& the league of nations to act. But before then many ictlms will bave fallen. O-rorg Gothein, leader of the democratic party and former minister of the trfssurj The German monarchy wss a thing of the past at the time of tho eigntng of the armistice. The revolution ar3 the National assembly elect. Ions brought a decided vlctcrj- for democracy. Thus was consolidated t:io i-on.f titui lou of "Weimar. Buf thn lon dra-sn-out rioting of the extreme left, tho U'i rage, the Inoesparit demands for higher eagres by workmen ud fficiila, the altogether unsatisfiotoj-y economic altuativns -whicn caused a terrible dvep in the mark, and alxne all. the destructive peace conditions and ioleitc of their enforcement by iTrarce aj,d Poland have strengthen! ror.slderably the revolutionary elementi;. The

outcome of the Von Kepp xevoiution. however, ikrnonstrati?d that hcrc is no ground In t'rriuany for a restoration of rsonsrehy. Germany will no; rec.Dtep as long a? tho entente ibis's on the ea:rytng out to the JcVi r 'ho lmpossil 'c. pea.ee conditions. Vhcy ble 1 us to 0"a'h economically ajid f;i.in:i :Uly. V," enrnot artsin order in our country unless a radical revision is mad

ia the r.i -'- treaty, artrrdirg to the so. emn irn.jr.iscs given at the time of th. sri,i!;-iic.. Until iLii Ku"'i.js j,u v "'.! ! endangered.

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TODAY Eugene O'Brien in "THE BROKEN MELODY" TOMORROW AND SUNDAY "THE BORDER RAIDERS"

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ISfECI'. TO THE TtMES! CKOTX i'OI.VT. I.N D-. v. ll The d.-i for membership to C.e t.ai County Farm Bureau and the Indiana Federation of farmers Association is on tn tuil sir-.ng In Lake eunty. This drive rpened Kovember th jn "ett Creek ''own ship. It will continue until Coembur J9tft. Tuesday night a rousing meeting was he:d at Lowell and farners at aJl these iienBys voiced their ser.Un.ents as bR strongly in favor ef ths organiiStios whi.Jt will protect their Tnter.s' and prernot the general -welfare of ireir business. ?eter J. Z.UX. whs was to have been sea; to this country as ar. erganiser i.as unable to cems and in his stead the tlis orgaxuiation furnished M. J. Griggs, a farmer of Miami county. Mr. fr.jers last week completed the membership dre in lAPorte county where more than 1.7000 farmers joir.eu the Lat'orte Count; Firm Bureau. Jr. Briggs ;-,?!fis tiie slate wide record here in Ua.:e

jTse hangar at Lakeriurst. J as it appears now. Note the size ia foreeround.

To house the world's largest diritritlw, now being built in England for ths U. b. government, the American navy is building plant hacjtrar at Lakehurst, N. J. It is now about SO pep cent ccaa-

plete and appeals like a jeriaot Skeleton. It is to be completed in time to receive the "ship" when it sails across the ocean next spring. The photo shows th jrreat doors that slide back a -id

comparison to the mtn in the for j forth on eleetricallT op rat) ! railway trccka and ihe tall levator tower. The hansrar S SOC feet lone, 349 feet wide and 207 I ftet high. Its estimated cost will I be $3,700,000.

HARRY S. ANDERSON has a carload of Michigan Applfcs on the Michigan Central Tracks at Calumet Avenue. $2.00 Per Bushel $7.00 Per Barrel HAND PICKED APPLES

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Hammond :: Indiana TODAY EXTRA FEATURE ATTRACTION Frank Rich & Co. Present "Racing Along" A Miniature Musical Comedy WITH DAINTY DAPPER DAMSELS 10 People Mosuy Pretty Girl Catchy Song

county. In fle township U LaFortc cuunty every farmer signed up. This is a wonderful record but jt shows to just what extent ths farmers ax going to get into an organization which is now considered the greatest farhiers organisation in the world. Any one paying any at.cntion to the current issues of agricultural papers know th'-it more than tic-tliirds of the states ef the Union now have orjaii54-

tions cf this fcind. and ar affiliated i with the National Farm Uureau Fed- j eration. Some of the grret!r thinker in agricultural affairs of this country j are affiliated with this great move- j rnent. Meetings which will b; he'.d dur- ; ir.g the next woii in Uake county are i listed bHow. Farmers are urged -toj

attend these nieetins: Cedar Creek Schne.'der school. Normber Sth; X-o.-el! all. Noveuiber Ml Shelby school. November Ivtl,.

Eajle Creek Jiangs Uine. November 11th: Center S'..hol. No-.tmber 12th. Wtnfleld Wiiifteld svhoul, November lith. Center Court House, Socmer ISth. Hanover Schiller school. No'-emher 17th; Lincoln school, November Ifcth.

GERMANY ASKS HELP FROM U. S. (Continued from Page One

duetr'al countries in the world. The only faivation will be when all thoughts

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BREAKFAST Stewed Rhcbarb Cereal Boiled Ejf s Rolls CoE LUNCHEON Cold Boiled Ham Potato Salad Sliced Tomatoes Radishes Cinnamon Wafers Tea DINNER Crtaw of Asparagus Soup Kew England Boiled Dinner Cneomber Salad Coeoanut Cakes Coffee BREAKFAST Currants Fried Tomatoes Toast Coffee LL7TCHEOX Scrambled Fpgr Gelatin of Rice Fruit Sauce Tea DrXNER

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FRENCH POACHED EGGS Put three pints of boflingr water 5n a saucepan and add one-half teaspoonful salt and one table spoonful rmegr. Stir vigorously around and areond the edfre of the saucepan, while the water is boiling:. As soon as ft well is formed in the middle of the water, slip in an ezz- Rnove to back of the range and cook until the white is set. Take out with a skimmer End trim. Repeat this until the number of eggs deijred are prepared.

SAVORY POTATOES Six potatoes, 2 onions, one tablespoonful of fat, Ji teaspoonful pepper, M teaspoonful l a Cupful of milk, X3 cupful of water, one tablespoonful of chopped parsley, cupful crated cheese. Place the fat in the bottom of a saucepan. Pare and wash the potatoes. Chop onions and parsley. Mix salt and pepper. Cut

tae potatoes m thm slices and put a layer in the saucepan. Sprinkle in a little seasoning, then onion and parsley. Repeat until all are used. Pour in water, cover tightly and cook fer twenty minutes. Pour in milk and cook another fifteen minutes. CANTALOX PE PICKLE Three pints of vinegar, four cantaloupes, three and one-half pounds of suar, one ounce of stick chinamon, two tablesooonf uls whole cloves, one ounce white sringer, one ounce celery seed, one ounce of white mustard seed, one teaspoonful ffrourid allspice. Take four cantaloupes, not nuii2 ripe. Peel and cut in small pieees and put in a weak brine for 24 hours. Pour this off and allow to

stand over nig-ht in alum wajer, us

ing: a piece of alum the sise of a large walnut in enough water to cover the fruit. In the morning pour off and let stand in clear water until the next morning. For this make a syrup of three pints of vinegar, three and one-half pounds of Bu?ar, one ounce of stick cinnamon, one ounce of white ginjrer. one ounce of celery seed, one ounce of white mustard sed, one tablesnoonful of ground allsnice, two taolespoonfuls of whole cloves. After boiling the meon in clear water, until tender, drain and lay in sym$ and boil altogether vctil done.

KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED HICKORY SMOKED HAMS 33c KELLNER'S SUGAR CURED SMOKED PICNIC HAMS 25c

FAMOUS BRISKET BACON -....30c i BONELESS BOILED HAMS 42c 1P0RK LOINS-mall and lean 35c

! PORK SHOULDERS 28c' BEEF POT ROAST Choice cuts 18cj i RIB ROAST Bccdess, rolled 22c I ; BOILING BEEF "i2cl i HAMBURGER STEAK Fresh made ISc LEG OR LOIN OF VEAL J "28c! ! VEAL FRONT QUARTER iJ I LEG OF SPRING LAMB ' 28c '

lartunu lamb mum 1BC I SPRING CHICKENS Fesh dressed 36c ' All orders delivered. You cannot buy meats better or cheaper than at Kellners, the finest, most up-to-date market in Hammond.

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The people of Hammond will soon be presented this opportunity.

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DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY .ND TOMORROW A Tourneur Soecial "THE WHITE CIRCLE" SUNDAY AND MONDAY Norma Talmadfe ia "SHE i-OVES AND LIES" SUNDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE "THE WHITE CIRCLE" aed "SHE LCYES AND LIES" Afternoon Only EVENING "SHE LOVES AND LIES" TUESDAY AND UTDNESDAY Ethel Clayton in "CROOKED STREETS" :

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A loaf of Deitrich's Cream Maid Bread fills the natural longing we all have for foocj with taste and substance.

Saturday November 13th Specials PHONE 118 HAMMOND 125 GOSTLIN STREET PHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE TO TRADE WITH WEIL

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No. 3 can Peaches .... Club House Early June

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Small Pork Shoulders, lb. . . .25c Choice Bsef Pot Roast. Ib.l8-22c Fine Sirloin Steak, lb 35c

sifted, none better, per can. 23c i Fresh Veal or Lamb Stew, lb. 20c

I Calumet Bak. Powder, 1 lb. . 29c j Fancy Rib Roast, lb 25c

Heinz Pork and Beans -Veal Chops, lb 32c Small tins, 2 for 25c Veal Shoulder, lb 25c Medium tins. 2 for 35c j Fresh Leaf Lard, all you want, Heinz Catsup, small 22c J per lb 24c Yuban Coffee, lb 49c! Good Luck. 2 lbs. for 67c English Walnuts, lb 35c!Best Lard, 2 for 49c Fels Naptha Soap. 10 bars. . ,69c Brick Butter, lb 64c Sweetheart Soap, 3 for 25c j American or Brick Cheese, lb. 32c

Swift's Pride Wash. Powder. .12c ! Best Bulk Butter, lb 65c Toilet Paper, 3 large rolls. . .25c I Fresh Oysters, qt 70c

We3, tie North Side jroeer who advertises, delivers too all parts of

the city and grres 5. & H. I ratling Mamps

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Walsh Juzz Orchestra

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