Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 14 July 1921 — Page 9

Thursday. July 14. 1021 THE TIMES. PAGE NINE

IRISH PEACE CONFERENCE HAS STARTED

DeYclera Has Great Hopes of Meeting Which Has Preliminary Sessions To-Day. (BY KWTOX C. PAHKK) STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE LONDON. Ju!j- H. The preliminary IrUh P"ace conference opened here today while the who'e nuilon breathed prayers for its success. While the meetinjr between Premier Lloyd Georpre and Kamnnn do Valera, President of the Irish Republic," doea not be In until late in tbe day. there were conferences on both aides prior to the fodslon at JO Downing street. B-: f or leaving for Down,ln street. De Vaiera said he favored public meetings. 'It wftuld be most satisfactory to have open covenants openly arrived at." declared the so-called Irish President. "But I do not know whether this Is always posTsiblu. I am sure the present atmosphere is favorable for peace. Both England and Ireland want peaee. "'Up to date the discussions between England and Ireland have been in the nature of a long range bombardment. Now we are really trettina; together. I have jreat hopes lor a.settlement. At the headquarters of t lie? Irish delegation It was said that Art O'Urien. socalled Sinn Fein Ambassador to Ensland, would accompany De Valera, but he would not participate in the discussions between De Valera and Uoyd eorge. The Irish envoys is. led a statement denying the "peace term'' which were printed by the London Morning Post. It was said there had been no discussion of peace terms at Dublin cither directly or Indirectly. The Sinn Feincrs and Unionh'ta at Dublin only discussed Lloyd George's invitation to London. It was said. Tile Premier held a two-hour discussion with his colleagues late in the morning discussing lines of peace. As the peace con ver.-'ations were getting under way 'word came from Belfast of fresh disorders and it was apparent that neither the Unionists nor the Sinn F tuners in the Ulster City are goinn to observe the Armistice to the strict letter. A yirl was shot dead at Belfast and two men and a boy were wounded. There waj much shooting in the streets of the city during the greater part of the night. There were serious clashes between police and disorderly crowds in Lellast late "Wednesday and several casualties resulted from fusillades in the York street section. Premier Lloyd Oeorre has made a personal appeal to the Brlfast Orangemen to preserve order but the Extremist section disregarded it entirely. Premier Lloyd George. who has spent Wednesday at his country estate at Chrquers, conferring with British ofricia'.s. came to Downing Street for the final arrangements for the peace meetins:. It was anticipated the fuccess or failure of the conference would be known within 24 hours. According to tiie arrangements, the Premier was to be assisted In the conversations by Sir Hamar Greenwood. Chief .Secretary for Ireland. Austen Chamberlain. Lord keeper of the Privy Seal and A. J. Balfour. THOUGHT HE HAD SNAKES; IT WAS S Michigan City Engineer Was Frightened for Minute Anyway. Harry SI . Miles, civil engineer for the Lon?j Beach company and former city engineer, has no fear of snake when they are en the ground. but when they climb up his trouser legs, ihut is a different story nd thereby hangs a lale. Engineer Miles and his assistant. "Bob" Krueeer, were busy at work Burveying some Long Iiewh property, when suddenly Mr. Miles let out a yelp and clutched frantically at his trouser leg. "There is a snake up my leg I have hold e.f hi:n by the head " shouted Mr. Mtb-s to Bob. as he enme running to his assiPtnnce With a broken portion or a bottle, he attempted to cut the trouser leg open and let the offender out. but the bott'e ftillvl to cut. .'nid Mt . Miis reached up t -i trouser le. 4i grab ih ; -i vile nnd v is awarded by a sharp pierce In his finger which won dripping blood when he withdrew his h.tnel in much haste. A passing automobile v as hailee, a pen cut knife obtained and the pants open . But instead of ,i venomous the only thing founl Inside serpent, was a length of suspender, which hael dropped down and caused all the scare. And the "snake bite" on Mr. Miles' finger was nothing m.ire than a scratch frem the catch buckle on the suspended strap. Although Mr. Miles fears were relieved, he rpoiled a perfectly good pair of trousers. GEORGE IS A REGULAR TIGHTWAD Georgo Chubal, 533 Moss avenue, of Hammond, used to become angry every time his wife Stefanla. tfpent a little money on c!othe for ft rseif. To avoid hl complaint she ye-t a Job and earned her own money. Then George started takln? her wastes away from her. He fiopoiltcd the money In the Postal Savings bank and when enough had accumuUtd he invei ted in tt prop erty n hs own name-. The bank account which still remains is also in his name, Stefanla today filed suit for a tfivorea fit the Hasimond superior court, bbe wnnts half of the ravings account hep iTiterst iTt th property, the custody of the two children. $1,000 re' year for their support and 11.000 alimony. McAleer, Dorsey 0 1 1 1 1 1 are fetr atttrny

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SUMMERS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Someone started a rumor yest. rd.tyj that Simmers' Pharmacy was goinj. out: of bujiiu ss. Ther is alarg sjtrn - j played over the store which sa,'-s that $35.00u worth of drug stock must l.e acid immediately. So ijou'ut this is the ba.sU of the humor, but a i'tate- ! runt was secured from Mr. Sumers to'

the effect that he is not goinc out oi' business. on the other hand, he intends to spend quite a su of money in alterations, in addition to the altera: on now (,'oing on in the llohmun block. Mr. Summers is making a reul .Ue-b.-eaiise he believes it better policy to vacrifico his surplus dru stock and sundries rather than iro tot he expense of transferrins it to the warehouse and back. The store has; catered to lare crowds all week, with the fountain business more than ourtsiiin. since reeluclnj; the price of sodas and sundaes to 10c. Summers stated this uiorninj; he htd also increased the uantity of cream going into the rodus and sundaes. At THE PARTHENON No glycerine tear;! for Alice Calhoun, the Vitagraph star, who will be se.n at the Parthenon theater on Sunday. Realism is her aim. i "If I can't cry naturally.'" said Alice to her director, "I wont cry at all. It' you wish mo to shed plenty oT real tears yeu can help a trrcai deal by playtnt; the talking machine." She named a number of records that always make her cry and irector George V. Seyffertitz sent the property boy after one of them. A VSctrola was installed near the set and , the record started. It was but an ins'tant before Alice becan o sniffle nd soon real tears were rolling down hor cheeks . Miss Calhoun is naturally emotional and her sympathies are easily played upon. In "Cinaeii De'ors," she has u heavy dramatic role. In the earlier scene s she is a young girl, light-heart-i-4 and carefre-e. The story covers a perloel of several years and the , star is given opportunity to show her ability to mature before the camera. She ploys the lead at the ages of fourteen, eighteen and twenty-two. Th fctory is one that is sure to hold th.c interest and has in addition to many dramatic scenes, a vein of humor rvrnning through it. HARRY RIMBACH SCORES 94 Harry Rimbach won the" monthly police slioeit for the second consecutive time yesterday with a score Of 84. dividing honors with Warner of the detective squad. Warner tok second place in the last shoot. See came up one step in th rating, taking fourth money this time with a score of 7. against for the preceeding month. Carlson took third place with an S9. and Captain Himbach fifth with S3. The tvores were as follows: Rimbach H. 94; Warner. 94: Carlson, S3; See. 8 i ; Rimbach V. SS: Hanlon. S2; Austgen. M: Einsele. SO:. Fandrcl F.. "9: Wolla'g. "4: Singer, 74; Steffey. 69; Mroi. CS; Funk. 6T Rcckler. 66; Plant 59; Llndacy 58; Orr 54; Waggoner 5S; Erlenbaugh 4: Michaels 46; Mojeske 42; Bylick. U: Kelly. 41: Taboda, 41; Henson, :iS; Fandrei C. 3t?: Paul, 30; Hart 27; T?ost 22; Levesey 20. The prohibition men also shot. Chief Simons making ascore of 77 and Berwanger 43. . HENRY ELSNER'S USED CAR SALE Henry A. Eisner manager of the Ha.m mend Auto Suies Co.. is putting on something new in t-.e automobile sale;' during the week commencing Saturday July 18. It will be a srrand clean-up of the ceimpany's stock of used cars which have been rounded up especially for tiie occasion. Mr. Eisner says that every one of the scores of used ears which will be offered, ha;- been thoroughly overhauled nnd put into first class shape. The prospective purchasers can look them over nnd try them out to their entire satisfaction. The lift include roadsters, tourinpr cars, coupes and iveiens In surh makes as the Nash. Uodjr;. 13dick. Chandler. Ford Chevrolet Stephens Itro Overland and the Maswelll. Prices. It is said, ransre freun one--An Extra Little Dress for Summer! It need not cost you more than five dollars for some of our daintiest materials arc low in price, and you can make it yourself with McCall's New "Printed" Patterns! You've not idea (until you've tried them) how mucJi easier they are to sew with a dress might be made in a day successfully with chic and style. W. E. Long Co. "Tbe People's Store" STATE AND S0HL ST. Hammond

third to one-half below the new ta

price. Purchasers are reejuired tol pay only one-f bird 'ca;'h and will be mi. en a year in which to pay up the balance. ftei fcJ"e. M fit J1 SI flr II ' B p ti u Ts Zf K DM i t t, r i-m H Ta V w us INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Is'KW VOilK, July 14. Stock. li.i; prices: American Stevl FCry Amerieart Tel. and Tel ISaldwin Locomotive Uetlilehem Steel i: Crucible Steel Lac k wanna Stee l Mexican Pete Pure Oil 1'rej.sed Steel Car Republic Steel Texas Co I". S. Sn-el W. .-tingiiouse, Willys Ov-4-rland Sinclair Oil 2fi' 103 74 W 4T; 6Jt4 25 lu 71'i 46 33 73 2-U 20 CHICAGO (AMI UI. WHU.l T N. 2 red. ifl.27fil.2B. ah. 3 red. il.25fil.23H; No. 2 hard winter. il.28H!l-30: So. 3 hard wlntlr. SI .28. CORN No. 2 mixed. f.2fi62r: No. 1 white, 624'fj63c; No. 1 yellow 02 i 63',; No. 3 mixed, 6lc; No. 2 white. 62fi63c; No. 2 yellow. 62 fi 6 :) U c : No. 6 mixed. .17'fti8c. OATS No. 2 white. 3S''i39c; No. 3 white. ;i5t37c; No. 4 white. 36 He ciiit'Af.o piton: Hl'TTKiiii.-i cipts. 9.5'.: tubs; creamery extra. SO'-Vc: firsts. jlSi38Hc. KlillS Keci'ipts. 7. ti-li case-tii ; miscellaneous, 27 at 28 ,,e ; ordinary firsts, 26'ef 27c; flrsla. 2 S Is 't 2UHc. LIVlCy POTI.TP.Y Turkeys, 30c; chickens, 2Se; springs. 3u'fi36c; roosters, 10c; geese, 12 u 18c; ducks, 24c. POTATOKSIlece ipts. 100 cars; Virginia. 1 3. Oil "T 5 . 25 per bljl . VKAl. 5'i to 6u IIjs.. Saline; 70 to So lbs.. 11 12c; 90 to 110 lbs., 131115c; fancy. 1 6-. cmcAfio livi: stock. HOfiS Receipt. 31000; market, active, lifj25c higher. Hulk. 8.75f 10.15; top. $10.00(1.20.00; heavyweight, $9.30fi 9.83. CATTLE Receipts. 11.000, yearlings steady to strong' steady to 25c lower. Reef Choice and prime. $8.75?i D.15; and Ood, 7 . 50 (ft . 75 . SHKKP Receipts. 17.000, fat lambs 25c lower. sheep market. others Steers medium market, steady ; lambs (84 lbs. u -U 1 u . . u down). i8.25f( 11 .00.

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Saves 20 to 40 per cent of gasoline increases power, speed and mileage keeps spark plugs clean and eliminates carbon from cylinders. An auxiliary, cot a substitute, for your present carburetor. At small cost it improves a new car and rejuvenates an old one. Let us show you what the AUTOMATIC STEAM CARBURETOR will do fo' YOUR car. GUARANTEED to do everythins we claim for it. J. H. KUSSMAUL

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The Simplex American Steel

discontinued the repairing of auto serines, which accommodation they gladly extended the public for quite a number of years.

GRAND JURY SIFTS GOVERNOR'S RECORD

,-' .v.';. iV'i . .-;"'.'. '. -I . . ' '; ) . ?t: '-:.v ,"v MM: 'r-; Gov. Lcn Small. Evidence supportinfr charc?s ihti Gov. ten Small , withheld puhlic moneys while occupying the ottice ef state treasurer has een laid before a grand jury settine in Sanpamon county. Illinois. Indictment . of the chief executive looms 33 a possibility of the investigation. Governor Small denies the charges. OVER CITY STREETS IjEXVEK, July 14. The old west was reefilled here toeley when E. A. TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING "It is six years since I had my (first stoniiecii tr.ubie. It rapidly grew worse. My food would not digest and I was reduced to skin- and bne.-. My deietor put me e.n a starvation diet, arid when my pains grew worse 1 concluded it was too much of a goeil tiling. On the advice of my druggist I tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and am now entirely well." it is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the rutarrhul mucus from the intestinal tract and .allays the inflammation which cuuses practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailment, including appendicitis. One dose v,..l convince or money refunded. Summers Pharmacy and druggists everywhere . Ad v . 3 lbs 95c 5 lbs.. $1.55 ..$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT THIS WONDER-WORKING DEVICE WILL DO CAR.

Lake Coanty Distribute SIBLEY AND STATE LINE STREETS Phone Hammond 3950

Works of th Foundries hav

Saer. his youms son and a hired man , drove a herd ef alxty-six uteers thru ' tho stret tn the stock-yards. Sa-er, ! because of exce.".?i vu- freight rate, lie nays, driivf the herd from the Eik riv-, c." diHtrict. 200 i:n!e away. other cat- : tiemnn may follow Sasfer'tt exumplc.

R HURT WHEi AUTOS HIT Ifi GARY K4ur persiins were Injured, none erioufly. in the collision of a I'u-rce-Arrow ii nd a I''ord at tin; Pennsylvania ero.'-siiig of I'M l tli avenue in Oury last nit;ht. The injured were tuken to tin Mercy lio.i'itJi! wlicre it was found none had sustained lraillures or internal lturt.s. P. ter Te'lituijski?, 2H1 South Marshall avenue. I'hicajfo. was the tlrluT of the biir car in v. huh his wife and I'.Ir. nnd Mrs. Ca.niir I.nueVnal. 3121 South .Market street were riding. Their car cillidt:d with ;i l"orl risen by Attejrnoy Joarph H. lln i. r, of eJary. l.otli cars were b uily dannsi d. f'YCXSTS SMASH INTO TRTJCX Walter Ko.ik, PJ40 Tyler treot nnd Kenton ejuillon, 640 Hroadway. were rieiinit a me.torcycle which crashed into an ici1 truck driven by Sydney Metzel. on South Washington street near Ninth avenue. The cycllstK were thr4'wn to the pnvemcrit and reccivud painful injuries. DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND OUR GREAT SALE OF KITCHEN VARE Cheaper Than the Chepaest Cohen's Variety Store 692 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET 4 Blocks South of Court House

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