Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1921 — Page 9

Fridar, September 30, 1921,

THE TIMES.

T URGES

RELIGIOUS

EDUCAT10H

SOTTH BEND, Ind., September 30. An address by William Wirt, of Gary, wa a feature of a ewion of the annual meeting- of the Northwest Indiana conference ti the Methodist Kpiscopal church which opened here Tuesday evening. Mr. Wirt discussing religious education, presented charts to show that a modern school could be so planned ihat ft would be possible to add both religious and physical training to the curriculum with an eijfht hour day for the pupil of study, recreation and religion, all under the supervision of teachers. THE CHRISTIE SPIRIT Referring- to the coming conference on disarmament, which Is to open at Washington. November 11, M. M. Eng. lish, of Oak Park, 111., said: "International council Mice the coming- conference on limitation or armament, need the impact of the Christian spirit In order that the natural rights and desires of the nations may toe brought in line with the moral purposes of God. Without it nothing permnent can come from the conference to save the world from itself, restore the lost prestige of the white ra.ee and direct the rising tide of color on very continent." Dr. U. li. Lcazenby of Chile, told of the work of the church in South and CentraJ America. He said the constructive purposes of the centenary movement had enlarged the foreign field of missions. South American mission stations are enjoying prosperity, he added, and he told of plans for the establishment of a mission settlement in southern Chile. The Rev. Frederick F. Shannon, of Chicago, also spoke, discussing "The Modern Man." REPORTS TO COM'KHEXCE Reports were made today by the district superintendent. Demetrius It. TUlison. of Crowfordville; W. W". I Swltier of Greencastle; K. K. Dough- j ertyt of Lafayette, and W. E.McKenzie.1 of South Bend. Thousands of occes-J sions to the church twk place during!

the winter months as the result of the evangelistic servjees. Despite wage cuts the amounts suii.-ersbed to -benevolence showed no appreciable descrca.se. Several new churches were built in the conference during the year and extensive improaements in church equip

ment were made in many iommunities. Pastors' salaries generally were increased during the year. The women's organisations of the church, including the auxiliaries and the home and foreign missionary societies, have gained substantially in membership. The anni versarie.o of various women's societies were celebrated at the tfternoon session.

Did You Hear That

East Chicago FORTY days until election.

CLARENCE Ll'l)I.fHV UROWNEM of Gary was at East Chicago visiting this week.

OVER forty Frank Callahan workers met at the home of William Donovan in East Chicago.

THE big Frank Callahan mass meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple in East Chicago Saturday evening.

THERE will be a meeting tonight of Citizens Party Workers at the home of A. K. lYrkln. 3715 Fir street. East Chicago.

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V. A. POPPENHVSKN. vice-president of Green Engineering Company, , of East Chicago, is in New York City on business.

JIMMY SHAW of the Universal Portland Cement Company, and the "Live Wire" as a road builder, is planning a trip to Florida this winter.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NEW VtiKK, Sept. .in. Slocks, closing prices: American Steel Fdry ?47i American Tel. and Tel 107 I'.aldwin Locomotive 8Sr LVthUhem Steel 52";,, General Electric K'4 Lackawanna Steel 41 'a I'.high Valley 57 Jlexican Petroleum SSTs Mi'ivalo Steel 26ila

Jure Oil 1'iessed SU-el Car . .Kailway Steel Springs ..... Republic Steel ', Texas Co V. S. Steel White Motors Willys Overland Sinclair Oil

ft -ssional. Lehigh Yalk'V featured liv trading at the closo wun an advance of 2 points. Most of the other rails closed at the lowest levels of the day. Government bonds unchanged; railroad and other bonds irregular. chicacjo ('ash c;rai. WHEAT No. 2, $1.25; No. 4 hard winter, $1.17. CORN No. 2 mixed, 48ft4'e; No. 2 white, 48i 49c; No. 2 yellow, 4811' SUc; No. S mixed. 474i 4 80; No. 3 white, 48c; No. 3 yellow. 47 ? 4 8c ; No. 4 mi."d. 474c; No. 4 yellow, 47'ic. OATS No. 2 white, .15 (t 35 V c ; No. 3 white, 33(ci34c; No. 4 white, 31

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEI XE W YORK, w-icpt. CO. The. stock market closed weak today. The list continued under pressure in the final dealings. The selling was mostly pro-

(HH'AfiO LIVE STOCK. HGS Receipts. 15.U0; market, fairly active yOfjlSc higher. Hulk, $5.5"li S.25; top. $8.80; heavyweight. $7..".:i ;i ; 25; medium weight. $8."0'rf f.3il: light, $7.6.Va 8.30. CATTLE R-c. ipts, 3,0Hi; market steady. Reef Steers Choice ant

III AGO I'llDIHI K IH.'TTER Receipts. 5.828 tubs; creamery, extar, 44c; firsts, 3442c; packing stock. 23021c. EGGS Receipts. 3.01 cases; miscel

laneous, 36ft" 37c; ordinary firsts 34c; firsts, 38U 39c.

LIVE POULTRY Turkeys, 38c;

chickens, 18c; springs, 20c; roosters, 14c; geese. 18c; ducks, 22c. POTATOKS Receipts. 145 ars; Minn, and Nor. Dakota Re dKiver Ohios, $1.75 i 1 !"(: Minn. Early Ohios, $1.251 1.50. VKAL to CO lbs., jtift'lfej; 70 to

ii.. 11013c.; so to 110 lbs., ntjlSc;

fancy, 17c.

ecu ir.arcneT to tne city park for a mans meeting. Howat said he would remain in jail the rest of his life if necessary to

33 je j snow hts defiance or the Kansas indus-

! trial court and the Allen anti-strike

R YOU ARE

ENEVEl

READY MR. H0WA1

ALFRED JONES, advertising man-!

ager of the Riley banks, w.us seen ytterday trudging through 'the sands of j East Chicago for industrial news.

COLVMRUS, KANS.. Sept. 30 Alexander Howat, here to begin a jail sen-

prlmo. $8. 65V 10.50; medium and ccoo 1. 1 tence for defying the Kansas industrial S.VSa'Si 9.25; good and choice, $8.5011 j and district courta, today ignored an 10. 7T,; common and medium, $4.75' 8.5'). order to a;. pear before Judge Frank SHEET Receipts, 14.000; market, j W. Ross to be sentenced, instead Howat j;eneraly steady. Lambs: $7. 25 W S. 83; announced he would :,- to court when lambs, cullts and comon. $4.30 ii 7.00. jit suited him probably about 2 o'clock :- - : j this afternoon. ' In the meantime, pre

cede-! three hands, he and S.TiOO min-

PATItlCK GORMAN, formerly timekeeper, for the Republic Iron and Steel Co., East Chicago, left for Louisville, Kentucky, to accept & position. MAJOR A. P. MELTON, of Gary, was

in East Chicago yesterday completing j arrangements for the organization of

an Engineer company in the "win Cit ies.

DR. C- L. STEFFES has recently established dental parlor at 4S09 Forsyth avenue. East Chicago, Just above the Smith-Hamilton real estate com

pany.

The Independent Boy Says

VCHMEN ,VOOR"

IN THE ENTIRE CATEGORY OF MEAT

MEN nere no choice ,and

cR5 succulent as a nice slice of

THIE. HAKi ugar cured ham. It immeFORWHlC,' diatefy conjures up an enjoyTHtY CAVU able mealtime. You can almost smell it frying in the pan.

WARREN KRILL of 4244 MMn avenue, Easrt Chicago, left yesterday to attend the Northwestern Military and Naval Academy at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

THE J. K .Reppa sign has blown down from the First National bank building. Leo McCormack's sign on that building blew down. Must be a bad omen.

CAMPAIGN TO

STOP RECKLESS

AUTO DRIVING

The general indignation over reckless automobile driving in thi. community, as well as in cither sections of the state has led to the inauguration of a determined campaign for impressing the need of caution on all drivers of motor vehicles. The Hoosier State Auto Association, which takes the lead in this campaign, as well as in the other work benefitting motorists and the public alike, has urged that city officials and civic organizations everywhere in Indiana unite in conducting h "safety week" or a longer period, during which time every effort shall be made to impress the need for caution on all operators of motor vehicles. In Indianapolis the board of public safety is now launched on a safety week crusade, incorporating also a

brake test campuign conducted by the traffic department according to specifications laid down by Chester A. Kicker, technical representative of the llocg ler State Auto Association and Indiana, representative of the American Automobile Asociation. In addition, the Marion County comcissioners. and the Hoosier Motor Ciub are co-operating in a survey of Indianapolis and Marion county to determine where motoring hazards exist and as yet unmarked by any danger signt. It is asked that all danger spots, the had curves or bad hills, ditches, ets., be reported and all shrubbery which obscures turn or turns will be cut down by the commission' rs who wi';l also se that bridge rails are painted white and that proper guard railings are planed where necessary. A similar survey is being made in Lake county under the aus-pices of the Lake County Motor Club, a branch of the state as.ociati"n. A recent ruling by the ftate board of accounts say that county commissioners in Indiana may use a rc-ason-ahle sum in this safety 'V'1 on all motor routes, railroad eros:figs, etc.. and may erect such signs as are deemed necessary. It is the hope of officials of the Hoosier State Auto Association that civic organizations in every county in the state may take up a similar campaign with their pol.ee officials and county commissioners. "The matter of erecting danger signs 's generally left up to the Hoosier .State Auto Association." states Secretary Noblet. 'and wp have carried on this work in an extensive manner this summer. Had we greater co-op?ration in the way of membership support by motorists generally we could achieve much more work on these lines, as we have no funds excepting through membership fees. Our aim is to make the motoring conditions as nearly ideal as possible, and we need to at least double our present membership if we are to finance anything like the requirements of a state-wide danger sign campaign.

FIGHT PROMOTER Tim O'Neil has scheduled a bout card of thirty rounds featuring some of the best material In ' the. country for October 7, at Columbia Hall, East Chicago. I

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181 East State Street

Hammond, Indiana

COL WALTER J. RILEY has been; practicing on the golf links to pre; are J for a game with C. L. Kirk, Vice-prcs-ident of the Indianapolis Water Com-i! pany this afternoon. I

ROBERT SMITH and Herbert J. Treen, rival candidates for Alderman. ;

rst iha fifth aaril Are deoartinar f rom !

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political custom. Eacn reiers 10 ine.ft;

other as a wormy gentleman.

wiI.Tfn MVPPrK. Safetv Tnsnector ! Wi

at the General American Tank Cari

Corporation. East Chicago, is said to be improving rapidly following an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital, Gary.

CAITAIN KINSON of the Salvation Army, at East Chicago, has announced a Tag Day on Saturday, October 1. Assisted by several civic organizations of the city, the Tag Day Is expected to be a succei'.-c. The proceeds will go to the relief of the poor and needy.

EAST CHICAGO, Indiana Harbor Hammond and Whiting, will, on Sunday October 30, retard their time-pieces one hour and Daylight Savings time will once more die out. These cities adopted the ordinance putting Daylight Savings time in effect in consonance with Chicago's time.

Gary GARY golfers would have enjoyed an "open season" this summer but for the rain.

Specials for Saturday Oct. 1st SMALL LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMS in.lr Per pound AU2t SUGAR CURED HAMS Best on the market. OOp Per pound MILK FED NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER 1A Per pound lUC VEAL BREAST WITH POCKET a Per pound FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS LARGE SELECTS

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT One steam heated 5 room apartment; Janitor .service, $G- a month. Best location, possession at once; Smith, Bader, Davidson, phone East Chicago 222 4709 Forsyth are., East Chicago. 9'20'2

BKJ USED CAR SALE 1 Chandler Chummy Roadster. 1 Maxwell Spd.in. 1 Overland Chummy. 1 Reo Roadster.

1 Dodno Roadster. 1 Kissel Touring. t Ford Touring. 1 Ford Roadster. t Oldsmobilo Touring. 1 Ford Truck. 3 P:ii:e Sedan. 3 T-45 Ruick Touring winter top. Other cars. to numerous to mention. All thi'SM cars are in No. 1 condition, and selling at a sacrifice. Jerms to suit purchaser. 302-4 State Street, Telephone Hammond 3450. These cars will he displayed on lot

next to Auto Customs Taint Shop. In- j O 'Hre wit h n . ! : 3 f : 2 '

law.

"I won't give bond." he declared.

ARBUCKLE ARRIVES IN LOS ANGELES

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE JX)S A NGKLES, Sept. 30. Cheered by a miscellaneous crowd of some. 5ui friends and admirers, ranging from persons prominent as film stars, to the most humble "hangers-on" of railway district, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckl", held for 18 days in San Francisco, following the death of Virginia Rappe, cinema actress, arrived here today. Before the train came to a full etop, a large group of motion picture folks had rushed up to the side of the car ' 1

and bfsan cheering and calling for th fun-maker who is coming home to re following his release on 15.000 bal after a murder charge was rduced ti manslaughter. With her face pressed close to th window of the cars Mrs. Minta Durfre Arburklc, the film comedian's wife, t whom he became reconciled in Sai Francisco after five ye-irs separatioi waved to the cheering crowd. "Mother Purfee, Arhuckle's mother-in-law, wai also peering out of the Pullman windows and smiling conti ntedly.

"Kick' From the Partley Bed. The use of' parsley is nlmost nnirer bI In France for flavoring snd garnishing dishes, and recently when a sudden srurcity of the green was noticed It was discovered that it was belnir bought up In Inrjre Quantities by om persons who were mnklng a sub. finite for absinthe.

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A Few Bays More and Our Doors Close

You never saw the like of such bargains. For Friday and Saturday we are making additional reductions! LADIES' BROWN KID OXFORDS If your size is heret it's a fortunate purchase for you. Regular $8.00 values, marked to close out at, 1 QQ per pair 1 '0 OXFORDS Brown and black calfsk in or kid. Closing out at less than cost price; 1 QC $7.50 values, per pair P.I70 CHILDREN'S SHOES A few pair JJ QQ MEN'S WORK SHOES Extra heavy leather and double soles wear like iron. To close p OP out, per pair .' GREAT BARGAINS IN MEN'S DRESS SHOES

Fresh Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, per lb. . .

Fresh Young Pork Loins, per lb. . . Leaf Lard, all you want, per lb. . . .

Fresh Cut Native Veal Chops, per lb Choice Cut Native Sir loin Steak, per lb. Fresh Chopped Hamburger, per lb. ... .

1 O 1

6ic

16ic

18c 22c 10c

Fresh lender Boiling CZl n Beef, per lb 2 C

Prime Native Beef

Pot Roast, per lb.

Select Brand Lean Salt "1 Ag Pork, per lb k

Select Brand Summer Sausage, per lb. . . . M Ham. Berlin or Veal Sausage, per lb. . . . Fresh Smoked Frankfurter, per lb

12J-c

30c 20c 16c

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Orpheum School for DANCING 152 STATE STREET Phone Hammond 3328 Private lessons every day from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS Monday and Friday Evenings FUBLIC DANCING Thursdays and Saturdays

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Standard Shoe Store 234 East State St. Y2 Block East of Post Office

MKE55ES

FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS Per pound

Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago Railway Company FREQUENT STREET CAR SERVICE TO AND FROM CHICAGO HAMMOND, WHITING & EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY CO.

Original "Water Wagon." It s-Piaa that tin phrase "wnter wagon." started from tlie Inrge-tnnker! tvapons of the northwest, uspil in the harvesting seas-on to supply water for the steam engine which runs the threshing machine. Xo one Is more Jn need of water to drink than laborers of the n-heat fieMs. working under the scorching snn. The workerg were prone to hop up on the water wagon to quench their thirst every time the wagon came In. This wn obtained from a keg of water kept CBbmerged In the tank to keep It cool.

GARY la now trying- to burst forth as a "fl?ht" center. Fight cards sre btlng arranged for the winter months to be held at Unipleby's hall.

MEMBERS of the Hammond. East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Whiting police departments attended the (Janther funeral in full dress uniform' in Gary yesterday.

UROADWAT business houses in Gary report an increased trade in the past two week? and state the conditions indicate that the financial market haa loosened ijp a trifle.

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED

HDEPEHDENT : H m.

U'i Li

181 East State Street

Hammond. Indiana

GARY republicans will not fire their

opening gun of the fall campaign un-j

til the cumin? registration day. This was decided at a meeting of the precinct committeemen this week.

THE city market opposite th city hall has been a popular place this summer. On market mornings Tufsday. Thursday and Saturday the market represents an exceptionally busy scene.

MEMBERS of the Gary Park Board! will advertise for bids the lUh of next, month, for 5.0')0 cubic yards of black j loam. It will be used to const r.u-t

a lawn at the new 1150.000 bathing pavillion at Miller Beach,

ni'ICK cars sold at the Fifth Avenue Garage Agency in Gary, now have a Fix months guarantee on them. Or.ly three cities have been granted this privilege by the Hulck people, Gary, Kansas City and Newark.

MOVING and draying concerns in the steel c'ty are still rushed with orders. lutting the skids under the H. C I... renters are looking for cheaper flats and they are getting them. Everybody seems to be moving In Gary.

Economy Grocery and Market 81 State Street Telephone Hammond 49

Hl-xnitV!).- of f filored rtAnta r,t ! X

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Gary are assisting in ine man mint tor p.

won cole, negro slayer or piainciocnes- i

colored nronl arp iust as anxious to i t -"4

sec him captured as members of the j 03

Gary police.

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GRIDIRON warriors of the

Elks of which the Blocker Brothers! and Veenker, former Hammond play-J er.-, took a prominent part in the 7-3 j victory over Evanston last Sunday, j

will face Morroca at Gleason Park, Sunday afternoon. '

Jersey Sweet Potatoes, OC4 lbs Head Lettuce, 25 C 2 for Evaporated AppIesT" 25 C per lb Seedless Raisins, 25-lb. box $4.75, per lb.... Fancy Cali. Pears, Sr per basket Country Styl Rolls, OCr 0?eo, per lb 6Ut Fancy Peaberry Coffee, JQe per lb OC Palmolire Soap, OC 3 for Economy Smoked Hams, 10 to 12 lb. average, tC per lb J

A heavy rain which fell shortly after seven o'clock last night put the damper on the evening free performances and other exhibitions at the ear-

nival given under the auspices of the University Club of Gary, between Sev- ,

erth and Eighth avenues.

Bacon, half or whole, OCper lb

Pure Kettle Ren- 12"i"C I

ucicu baru, per iu. .

Pork Roast, 1 K per lb AOC Genuine Spring Leg cf OCr Lamb, per lb Pot Roast of Beef, 1 g c per lb Home Made Pork Sausage and Liver Sausage, 1 5 C per lb

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FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKENS

64-S Hohman St.

Hammond

Phone 358 Opposite Mee Hotel

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Clio

Pork:

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Leg Lamb

Not Mutton

1 DW1H8

FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF CITY

Leg F

Kidney

Neck B

aiicy

Veal

7V2C 7c

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remium Bacon

Morris Supreme Hams

Bacon

O f GO C! 32c

Chickens We Dress Tonight

SPECIAL Pork Sausage, None Better Made, 15c