Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 97, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1922 — Page 9

Thursdav. Oct. 12. 1922. THE TIMES Paere Nine.

PEL G. 0. P. HIT BY BOOZE QUESTION Gifford Pinchot's Threat Gainst Saloons Alarms Old Time Penrose Men

BT J. BAJ3.T CAMPBELL. ST ATT CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON, Oct 12 The booze Question ia threatening to rip the republicans of Pennsylvania wide open afain with a renewal of the factional strife which followed the passing o the late Senator Boles Fenrsoe, as political boss of that stata and resut6d In the nomination of Gifford Plnchot for governor, according to reports In political circles here today. Pinchot's announced determination "to drive the saloon out of Pennsylvania and to slop the dispensing of something stronger than near beer over the bars of wet cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. If he Is elected governor," is said to have brought him in sharp conflict with son:e of the old time Penrose leaders. PJnchot's friends here are confident, however, that with the aid of a big woman and "dry" vote such as Senator Frellnghuysen is banking on in New Jersey, that he will be the next governor of Pennsylvania. They are worried chiefly about one thing. The registration of Pennsylvania voters for the November ch-cMon fell off 30 per cent. From what it hould h.wa been if old General -Apathy had not manifested Itseir. But Pinchot possesses at least two advantages. The democratic gubernatorial candidate la also "bone dry." And the "wef democrathave no choices but to stay

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The wide sleeve is the outstanding feature of the new coats for winter and what is partly responsible f r the prominence of the sleeve is the inevitable fur trimming which makes deer cuffs or outlines the edze

and seams. Here are two lovely winter wraps showing different styles in wide sleeves and the popularity of short-he red furs for trimming. Caracul and Persian lamb are used c .ivse wraps. The dress in the center is an unusual model of cocca

crepe satin. The graceful, rolled necKline is trimmed with flat rosettes of self-materi 1, tha overdrape of the waistline is caught with larger rosettes and flowing bowknot. and the full skirt carries out Mie -ostte effect at the hem lina-

away from the polls rather than vote for him. The republican senatorial candidates. Pepper and Reed, are expected to receive the combined organization sunnort and whil ffirmpr

Penrose men may knife Pinchot in ' ocean, the fight In Pennsylvania

sey, where Senator Frellnghuysen Is running against Governor Edward I. Edwards, an avowed "wet" senatorial candidate on the democratic ticket who once promised to make that Etate as wet as the Atlantic

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spots he will probably garner a lot I centered largely upon t he "good

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of votes from those who support the "straight ticket." Unlike the situation in New Jer-

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MENU HINT. Breakfast. Canteloupe Coffee with Top lilk Bran Muffins Prepared Rice Luncheon. Baked Beans Apple Sauce Buttered Beans, Bye Bread Tapljca Cream Iced Cocoa Dinner. Baked Whiteflsh Paked Potatoes Tartar Saace Combination Salad Parkerhouse Rolls Coffee Currant Jelly Peach Shortcake

TODAYT RECIPE Baked Whitefish and Potatoes Clean whiteflsh thoroughly end palt for an hour or mora on ice. Wash and place in baking sheet or shallow casserole which has been generously buttered. Sprinkle fish with flour, pepper and ika and dot with dabs of butter. Add whole onion. Surround with small round potatoes, which should be sprinkled with salt and dabbed also with butter. Bake in a moderate oven for an hour or more until thoroughly brown and crisp. Baste at intervals. Serve with tartar lauce. Combination Salad Cot into pieces not too small cold potatoes. green pepper, radishs, an onion, tucumber, celery. Season with Bait, pepper and mix with mavonnaUe. Serve on lettuce leaf, garnish with slices of chilled tomato tnd cooked beets and a dash of paorika. Tapioca Cream- Heat a pint of milk in a double boiler. Add a pinch of salt and one and one-half tablespoons of minute tapioca. Cook fifteen minutes or so .rtil the tapioca is clear. Add the yolks f two eggs mixed wit! one-quarter cup sugar. Whea it thickens remove from fire and add gradually the stiffly beaten whites. Chill ind serve with cream. Fruit, Tresh r canned, may be added. Peach Shortcake This cake is

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chot. The democrats of New Jersey are pledging themselves to modification of the Volstead law, including the "restoration of the right to the lawful Indulgence In beer and light wines." The republicans are on record in their platform as favoring rigid adherence to law observance and enforcement as In Pennsylvania. The women and the churches are taking a big hand In the Jersey battle. Both "wets" and "drys' are attaching the utmost Importance to the result of

the "drive" for and against "liber-

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CITY PLANNER

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sponge, not the usual shi :aka. Beat stiffly the whites of six eggs. Add gradually a cup of sugar, then the beaten yolks. Add a cup of flour sifted thr times, ;o which a heaping teaspoon of baking nowder has beer, aided. Fold

. i. V'?reale"1'0 ,ao ntM' veal' : alization" of the Volstead act which Julce half . a k-rl and' is being conducted In what the

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V V, r union. and whipped cream. The election of Pinchot and the I re-election of Frellnghuysen will be This arrangement takes the place ! a hard blow to the anti-prohibitlon-

yi ocning ussufi in which ins threads get tangled and everything j gets very much mixed up and hard ' to find. Take a light weight piece ' of board. (A store box would be all right.) Cut it roui about 13

inches . in diameter or. smaller if desired. Cover it with , a pretty flowered material. Take finishing nails (brads ) and space then, two and one-half inches around thi board, about one and one-half in. from edge of board. Put vour spools of thread on these. Then place three brads, abont two inches above your thread nails, on bottom of your board. Push corks on nails the size of thimbles, these being your thimble holders. Make a pretty little pin cushion of contrasting color. Make it square, sew ribbon on the sides of board to hang it ur by; sew it on in center so it makes the corners of pin cushion run un and down. Sew '.' e cushion on before you p- material on board. Hang board close to machine. Tape measure, etc., can be hung on. To Clean Coffee Pota Rub salt on the inside of a cofTee pot to remove coffee and egg wHch naturally form in time. Rinse quit and thoroughly and the sbtin will be found to disappear. To Remove Iron Rust To remove iron rust, moisten with ammonia, then use salts of lemon or

oxalic acid, and rinse in boiling i

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Chicagcan Talks on Live Topic Before East Chicago Chamber of Com merce. City planning has to do with such co-ordination or the fitting together of the city's main and lesser factors so that the city as a whole may function to the best advantage and become as good a machine as possible. This In brief was the substance of an address delivered by M. II. West, president of the Chicago Planning Commission, before more than sixty representative citizens attending the mid-week meeting of the East Chicago Chamber of Cnnnfrct yrsterday noon. SILK VELVET IS ARISTOCRAT OF FABRIC FAMILY

GET IITIES TOGETHER "Today tno thriving cities of Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago and Gary occupy the Calumet district, all enjoying prosperity such as is rarely found in other communities, due to their proximity to Chicago. It Is a region that bids fair to be America's greatest steel center within the present decade," said the speaker. "Due to their rapid growth these four progressive cities have interwoven so as to form a ceritable cluster. They have become almost as one big city. Tet none of these communities have given any consideration to tho scientific planning form as a betterment or aid to the whole region. All hope, growth and future prosperity for this cast community is bound up in these several cities consolidating and adopting the city planning commission." This was the closing topic of the Chicago commissioner's address, given by a man who Is well acquainted with the Calumet region and who has visions of its successful future when amalgamated. "CHICAGO'S GREAT WORKSHOP" "Chicago's great workshop" was the way Commissioner West referred to the Calumet region when estimating Its unlimited possibilities In the industrial world. He placed this district as the fastest growing community in tha western hemisphere. A region now saturated with hundreds of mammoth steel and diversified industries was until about 1878 the most dtsolate section of the state, a v.st waste of swamps

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hunter. With all of Us clustered areas and disorderly arrangement. Commissioner West could still see hopes of a redesigned and properly laid out community if taken in hand at once. P"T:VDAME3fTAI.S OF" II.AN Fundamentally, the three main elements of a city are transportation, facilities for work and home. If a city is to become a solid structure these element must each be well built and perfectly arranged. Development with relation to harbors, railroads, electric lines, buildings, water and sanitary systems and lighting are the t'lements to be worked In to form a satisfactory whole, was the outline of the city planning iven by Commissioner West. PLANNING 400 CITIES Commissioner West said that with the power of the 'state legislature, more than four hunlred cities in the United States had adopted the city rlanntng. He cited that Indiana had passed such a law providing for eligible cities to adopt the plan. "Cities like corporations are In actual competition with one another, both by natural and artificial processes," said the speaker. "It Is. therefore, important that cities be well put together. It is important to their prosperity, health and happiness of every dweller of the city." President Iwis of the Chamber Introduced Mrs. John K. Rep pa. president of the East Chicago-Indiana Harbor Women's club, as the opening speaker. She assured the members of the Chamber that her organization would lend Its assistance whenever called upon to further the work of the Chamber of Commerce. This was follewed by an Invitation from Charles Fichter. chairman of the membership committee, to join the Chamber.

PEACE IN SIGHT

ROUMANIAN

CHURCH FIGHT

Attorneys J. H. Conroy and W. J. MoAleer assumed the role of diplomats extraordinary this morning when scores of parishioners of the Roumanian Greek Orthodox Catholic church appeared in Judge Relter's court, eepresentlng the two factions In a bitter church fight. By exercising the upmost diplomacy, the attorneys, who were opposed in the law suit, obtained consent of their clients to an armistice. It was agreed that the suit to enjoin one faction from forming a corporation In the church would be continued for two weeks pending an Inspection of the books. Judge Relter admonished the parIshoners to listen to their attorneys and to be fair and make a sincere effort to adjust matters out of court. He told them that in case they could not reach a satisfactory settlement without a law suit that the litigation must be orderly. "Try to. come to an understanding, ' the court told the church people. "Don't discuss your church affairs In public"

When timothy seed he had planted early last spring was washed out by heavy rains; Hazen planted buckwheat on four acres, and the yield was 115 bushels.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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GROCERY and MARKET At Our 2 Stores DOUBLE STAMPS

15 LBS. BEST FLOUR 99c COFFEE SPECIAL, 6 LBS... $1.00 HOME MADE KRAUT, Qt. ...15c FRESH SPARE RIBS I2hc SMOKED HAM SHANKS 18c fALL CANS SALMON, 2 for. . . .25c

shopping Bag FREE With $2.00 Order C. W. HUBBARD aro Service 741 Claude St., Hammond

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fabric Tamily, is alwayr favore. for dress wear. Tbis formal afternoon . jwn is roads of black stU velvet with embellishmetts of rntique lace and ribbon. Nota th colonial slippers of patent leather with their huge cut steel buckles.

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YOU MUST SEE THESE Overcoats Smart Styles Handsome Fabrics Fine Workmanship They will give much comfort and satisfaction. Unusual values at

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OTHER VALUES

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FALL SUITS For Men and Young Men remarkable values at exceptional low prices

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Extra Pants $2.50

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MEN'S UNION SUITS Wilson Bros. Make $.35 $J.65 $.95 225 $345 $5'50

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Made of finest all virgin California wool; in pink, blue, gray and tan. Large double bed size; thread whipped edges' thoroughly scoured and steam shrunk, fluffy and warm; fresh stock; undoubtedly a $12 blanket at pair $7.95

Friday and Saturday Specials in HOME NEED

Every one a big money saver and a genuine bargain read them all

Sale of Boston Ferns 500 Boston Ferns large bushy healthy plants; pot grown and well rooted in 4-in.Pots 35c-5-in. Pots 69-6-in. Pots $1.19

CANARIES Hartz Mountain Young Male, singing Canaries worth to $10.00 each Friday and Saturday ..

Budweiser Malt and Hops

59c

Budweis-r Barley Malt Syrup and Hops. Ligth or dark Pacific coast Hops 1 can Malt, one package Hops, special. .

Aluminum Fry Pans, 95c

WEAR-EVER BRAND ALUMNIUM FRY PAN Hard thick

Sheet Aluminum for frying Eggs, broiling meats, warming

left over foods and other uses.

Sale of Wear-Ever Aluminum Roasters

$4.90 Value-Small Size $3.95 $6.00 Value-Medium Size $4.95 $6.50 Value-Large Size $5.95

Electric Heater $7.95 With copper re Hector back: guaranteed element; will take the chill off ordinary room.

Stove Pipes 6 inch, smooth Steel Stove pive, 24 inches ir isc Elbows 6 inch smooth steel corrugated elbows 2 15c

COAL HOD made of heavy galvanized iron, corrugated, reinforced bottom 16 inch size QQ-

$6 Copper Wash Boiler full polished, stationary wood handles. No. 9 sizes $6.00 value $3.08 at

75c SAUCE PAN, 29c

$2.50 Wear Ever Aluminum Sauce Pans with long handles. I quart size 75c 29 C

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Grow Your Own Xmas Flowers Combination Bargain Sale of Bulbs and Bowls

French Paper White Narcissus Bulbs, started now in gravel and water will flower for the Holidays. Here's a combination bargain of bulbs and bowls: 6 in blue, yellow or pink pottery bowl with four Paper White Narcissus bulbs, medium size and gravel. Very special Friday and Saturday

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