Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 226, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1917 — Page 2

PA OK TWO

THE TIMES Wednesday. Mar-h 7. 1017

BELATED REPORTS OF MEETINGS

Additional reports r. -gn rdin g t inwar '1 no-etirgs for the citizens ticket Monday show ihe following i oimi'.i 1 1 eo-ni'-nt elected: 1 Ifrh ward: I. G. Poll.ird. ward i hatrmari. first precinct rommittee-r-.-in: I--, ri Knirvl.iUl; Mrs. Ren Tuiilf a ;j Mrs. A. Rogers, ;i-fi?!:iR!s. second pre- ;:,.-t .l!!,'i,!tiwronii, Jacoh Wl'.her. .VI r-s. W. E. SI tsir an.J Mrs. Mcr. assistants; third jirrcaict committeeman. Amus Hunt; M rf Hunt and Mrs. ilonph sssl'..in:s. i'lalferm t om m i t 1 e.-ma u, -!'(i"':iy The--dr.iv Kiotz. Sixth war-.!; Christ Miofski. ward hairman first j.i r t--i n . -1 co:;i in : 1 1 i-i-rna n. Jis.I.h T'mnria, proprietor Standard 1 -Mel : second preetuot eomm i tt e ema m Martm Koci.al. saloonkeeper, llli Cot'ltnbia ;ivo:"je. E'atform lommit.eom , Dimltra K. iV-shleri keif, of th Morton Avenue Coal Company. KUhthward: Theodore Moor, w ard imirmau; Mrs. P. (",. Meara. secretary; Prst ; reo-n.-t chairman. Jos.pli Emmet ling: second precinct committeeman, James 1-'. Plrle. Fiat form romiii'.tlOf'n.iM, AllorrifV Joseph A,:i:i!y. At taa KrijHrtit'i ward meet. tig a r.-s-tdutlort v. as a iopti I the sense of which :s Cat oandi iates for the .irio.is ofth i's to he pliH ti a by the whole ( i'y "be 4 frt'tn t..e various politial p irties. to demonstrate Hint the, .ti.t-r.s party s reai'.y a noti-partisan. J,V-ji-..--;t." j!; j;tI. . ;-or, .1 discuss .or: which followed the routine work, slogans wcr? i.lso adopted for a "leaner . sty." for

"purer and better water scr ire, " ana for mure attention to the s. h Jol sys-

T w e n t y - five Cents a Day spent for the right kind of food will keep a man in pood health, fit for any task. Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits, served with hot milk, make a complete, perfect meal at a cost of four or five cents a meal that supplies in digestible form every element needed to build new tissue and furnish heal and energy for the human body. At twenty-five cents a day for three meals there is a margin of ten cents for fruit or green vegetables. Such a diet means a clean stomach, healthy liver, active bowels. For breakfast with milk or cream. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y

NATIONAL CAPITAL ABLAZE WITH LIGHT INAUGURATION WEEK

Colds Cause Headache and Grip LAXATIVE P.EOMO QUININE removes cause. There is only one- "Bromo Qu.nsne. ' K. W. 'Ul-iOVE'aS signature on box. 25c.

BANQUET FOR FRIDAY IS PUHNED

The Hammond Plan campaign having demonstrated that It is a movement deservir.gr unstinted support, and organizations for continued work having been perfected, the next step now is to finance the movement. Ways and means for this are to be discussed at a. 7 o'clock banquet at the Country club on Friday night of this we,k. The executive committee is extending- invitations for this to the twenty-eight men who gathered at the Country club last December and there pledged their support to the movement, and to the advisory council for the Hammond Plan which was later selected. Getting down to some real work the working- committees are planning a home gardening campaign and also a city wide ciean-up of streets and alleys. The first will be, under the direction of V. C. Belman who in the past inspired some work along this line, while the clean-up campaign is to be worked out by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Two other things to whlf-h the executive committee ami the advisory council are committed are fostering of community clubs, and the aid to help the children in all the schools "realize their life work." A start toward the inifstlon blank to be filled out by "all children up to a certain age in and out. of school.

ROOSTERS CROW IT BUSINESS BXeQUEl

Menu. Confused Vest tai ies One S.etioli Cow 's Cat'o "S" 1 Yarls of Pri.-e t Potatoes) Ti.ii k and iren n on Staff of l.iio- with Salve Mixed Fruit Java. Xo iuiu W Members of the Ko.wrs--.-i ,b Hammond at their ntimi;.! bus banquet Monday evening hear.', rep of officers and committees and a

dovounnir the above fare lister., talks and were entertainel ,y t riiruited from the society. A

1 to j abut nont! i

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GREAT EUROPEAN RECIPE FOR CARTARRH, CLOSGEO NOSTRILS, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS, READ NOISES

Few people realize wbat

j . i -M . ' . n rio;i fnsI ease Catarrh really is. If lo trierte.i t, j damago it does is fter. Irreparable. : "afness, I.ung trr.ubi.-s nnd Jle&d ; -cases that driv.- th.- sufferer nearly frnntlc are invuriabiy .iio- !o this itisicious disease. lon't n. elect -it.arrh! j : n't let U tiuik. 'i.j into a --li-ou t . j run-down Catarrhal wreck. What j Ciitarrh to-day may so. n t. sornethitjK i far more serious. Kememl.. r jt. is .-.,r.-ithnn a trifling- ailment--more than n ! utFguetiiig disease. Irs n dnngefous I one. Unchecked it freyuetitly fies!r..y : smell, taste and hearing sm? slnwiv b-i' i surely unnerrnines the K-n.-rn! ).-i)th 1 Jf you have Catarrh In any form go to ; your druirgist and get an ounep of j j mint, 'double sirenj-th), about 7.",. I worth. Take this home !ir,.-j ;,,ir jf imt of hot water nr.d 1 uncos ordinal y ; granulated sugar. Take -j t;,h!. sp...oi.fu

; lour times a day. J 'a.-ir, , n' is the '. liuropean reelpe for Oitarrb that i

l.-eipt' S'. f t .-US' -,-r I y S'-ld -ere jrj i.v-rie-i ". iof - ; is givirar satisfaction even tinder our n trying climatic condition. Catarrh being a .li'-r:, s f t h. bio.. 1. the oi, fiossihle u-.'i y .. cure it is t.y treating th" i ;....) .-s.-Ii lrive the ... tarrhal p.:---r.s Ir.-m the systc-u tv treating It..- td- .d and the- iis.-:vse its-':;' must vanish. Parmint has proved saccess! ul in so many e.-r-.-s because, it ats direct iy ui-or. tic M,,od ,r,, m.j.-i,,::--Mif n:bra ii. . T'i be nb t Ire-i'he fr-eiy. tr h. -a r r.in;i, siii.-;;. tasle arise tn ).., mori.mg refresh! ;u-i strong and wi'h h-i i Croat fr.-e f,-o;r, i.:-:?m are c-.nd:tiot,s that make. llf.-. wortii living F r our own sake gi. I'armln a

with yojr whole system crv-

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I show, haiiyhoos ar,! t ;- j trimmings is the sigh New y

! paring itself for this afternoon.

xoey : irjcuiar gir;. tf.o, r,tr.

tr.em society girls and lots of thern not. They're staging the circus in M,.disor. Square Garden for the benefit of the V a cation association and the show ij backed by su h society leaders as MisAnne Morgan. Mrs August Hclmont, Airs, lioilnson Smith and others Chief among the attra. tin wii! h. ti-e bevy of giri clowns for which Sam VcCracken searched the c.-jntrv for months. He dec-iit.c.j to s.g.n any of these girl clownn who did not demonstrate that they occild look, stand, walk, talk and Just naturally be funny The circus will giv.; performances every day for four days.

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Thrift Thought. DM yciu ever stop to watch crowd around a street faker so!!i: sotnt? article of houseliold use a . tola rp'lfr, for iii.sttici?? How ; porsuadcl the men that th.ir wi,. mnl-i not pr-'M potatoes .vlthoo.t found roady p"rcl mscrs, who : . down tlielr .Kfirt'-trs. mar-h'-d .- and preseritrti th arlhie v.iT'i ;. utitl .1 right fvi'iM fee!!;,-; ,,f -1 ; . -, - ; wife in her ').-:!! y !nbor." .ttdy t.. hi T po(-!iti ru.!i'ies t!i" o' ; the next, d-tv?

otner.1 they sang a song.

which follow, in part: We are the Rooster clu'o. sir; and live in Tapper's Flats; None of us are dubs, sir, to us thrv their hats; Our rivals think we're arrogant, don't deny the same,

w e knocit em dead in f that we're not to blame.

the words of

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! lift!

i we ' for

The capito! lighted for inauguration.; inaugural court of honor illuminated for visitors. Visitors at Washington for the inaugural ceremonies were delighted with the appearance of the national capital at night. Thousands of incandescent lights turned night into day and gave added, beauty to the streets and public buildings.

Killer's Antiseptic Oil Known as

Oil

Will Idinber Ton TTp A New Creation, Accomplishing' Most Wonderful Results.

Mrs. E. M. Montgomery. Route 1, Ja.-kson. Miss., states: "Morphine alone would relieve me of my sufferings until I tried Miller's Oil. which gave me such quick results. I have used it fur theumatism, stiff, swollen joints, neuralgia, pains In mv limbs, and after I J.pplied it to 'he affected parts the pains disappeared, and I am thankful to say I have had no use for dope of any kind since. I will never be without a bottle of this wonderful oil in my home; jt is a pleasure for me to recommend It to my friends and the public in this manner." vv are constantly receiving 'testimonials similar to the eti.ive from thousands of grateful users of this wonderful Oil. It should be in every borne. Accept no substitute, for there is nothing like it. Golden red color only. Kv- . rv bottl" guaranteed. 2,"c and File a bottle or money refunded by Kauf ftnan ,v- Wolf Thmmnti'l d v.

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S TO APPEAR

AS PLAIilTIFF

Koscoe K. Woods of the real estatei firm of Hastings, Woods .i- Co., will ! appear as the plaintiff in the injune- ! Hon to be instituted Thumiay in the! superlcr court against Judge Green- j wald and County Clerk Herbert Wheat-I on to test the constitutionality of the: lav under which Room 3 of the super-1

oKcojn snouia sit permanently in Gary beginning next Monday. Attorneys W. J. Whinery. John A. Gavit and L. V. Cravens and possibly some other attorneys will appear for the plaintiff in the case. The case will be filed either in Room 1 or 2. more likely the latter as Judge Hardy is in Hammond, although Rooms 1 and 2 are in vacation tills week. The trial Judge will he agreed upon after the case is in court.

THE TIMES'

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HIGH MARK FOR CALUMET AVENUE FRONTAGE Calumet avenue inside frcntage south of Carroll street reached u new high mark this week when Jacob Diamond paid t7C a front foot for the Otto Hetkner lot of seventy-five feet frontage and 160 feet depth. The frontage is Just south of the seventy-five f?et at the southeast corner of Calumet avenue and Carroll street which William H'-rkner several years aero sold to Knglehardt Ullrich for $SmO. ft is understood that Mr. Diamond bought the lot with its unusual depth for speculation. It has a small residence improvement on it.

( $y I nited Press.) CHICAGO. March T. Grain, which without exw ption opened higher today, declined sharply later. The improved car situation and a feeling that prices had gone high enough wree given as causes. A slump in the hog market sent provisions tumbling. Corn opened stronger but prices reacted with wheat, oats opened sharply higher but t he gain was -!i mi n a ; ed. Provisions opened irregular. Pork was up but larcl and ribs remained unchanged. Later with the decline in the hig market ehirt losses were reported.

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OBITUARY Wallace Ballineer aged livinc at 32 49 llfith street, Hegewisch. died Monday niaht and was buri-d today in Oak Hill cemetery. He was a blacksmith and is survived by two children. Robert Keiman. 47 years of age, died yesterday afternoon 'at the State Pino House of pneumonia. He was a shipping clerk at the R-id-Murdoi-h plant and a hither of Mrs. Henry Lindner. The remains were shipped to Milwaukee today where they lv;jl ,e i,lirjp,j Friday.

March 7. Atchison 11,2 American Poet Sugar

American Car Foundry American Locomotive Anaconda American Smelting Brooklyn Rapid Transit P.aldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific American Can Co.

New York Central 0

Colorado Fuel 4 s Central Leather ?3 Chesapeake and Ohio f-S Crucible Steel 63 Frie 2 American Steel Fdrs. ; t 'A

General Fleet rio l'ii I Great Northern Hi!' j Maxwell Motors r. 4 Mexican petroleum -STi Norfolk and Western 127 S, Northern Pacific 1 " '

', Pennsylvania ." i j Pittsburg 'oal 5 7 . Republic Iron and Steel Mi1-.. Reading i'li7!, V. S. Rubber r,S American Sugar llOU i Southern Pacific 34 Southern Railway -'':' ' Chgo., Mil. and St. Paul SI 1 Texas Oil 22-ia i P. S. Sf-el jl'nion Pari tic 1 :u R; ; Pt ah Copper 1 1

1 158 PLATES SOLD

FOR LOIE FEAST'S

I More than 150 tickets have already been purchased by members of the ; Hammond Junior Chamber of "..ni-

jjn.cree for tiie hanquet of that assoi ij at i on at the Chamber ' Commerce i j auditorium Thursday evt ning. The

linn. jt-t is to star! at 7 o'clock. It is expected there will be -'0 present.

i lti itittions nave be.-n extend, d to 'Mayor Sni.ul. j. President Jesse Wilson of the senior Chamber of ( 'onimerce. Superintendent of Schools C. M. IkDaniels and oth.-rs to attend as g jests. Kntertaiiimi nt is to be provided, a i ifi-oup pictur- will be taken and the ! purpose of t;.e .i:ni)er to "get together" c.irried out. The club is celebrating :t successful niembet siiip campaign. Ti..- board of governors of the Junior i 'n.i ruber last i-o-ii.iis prepare,! to take over tiie Lake County Track and Field M. . t and bring it to Hammond. "Cieani up week" was planned, tiie Roy Si-oi::s ! a ss.i red assistance and a telegram j sent to Presi'-i.-nt Wilson pledging the support of the Hammond Junior Chaut-

pital in care of Dr. B. W. Chidlaw with a fracture at the baje of the skull, and i

the Hammond police are investigating

the circumstances surrounding the in-

Jury. Baneike was a passenger on an "owl" car last night and with a friend remained aboard until it pullej up in

front of the car barns where the crew i FRIDAY TTIF CHALICE OF SORROV," left it. According to the police re- j SUNDAY GAT L KANE in "TH vi" it L'.h' port two of the barn men went into .

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1-er of Coriino-i

:::: ?;;mrs. pfeffer

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BOARD

For the first time in tic history of ( Lake county a woman acted as an ' ' -t i. ii ( fii' ial in Hammond yesterday, j Mrs. Myr'io l'f.-ffer. a humane- idtic.-r. ! r, Ht t'ointed as republican clerk in j

the first precinct of the seventh ward at TO:! Hohmrm street. Mrs. Pfeffer made no mistakes and was complimented for lo r work 1 y other ofiicials.

VOTE TO CHANGE DUFS ! Members of the Gary Commercial' club will vote at the n-cular meeting!

j this evening on change of the by-' i laws according to-which the dues would ' i be raised to $2f,, and the originally j j paid-in membership fe of J 25 absorb-!

jet in nve annual installments to apply r j on dues.

board said to have any new ones print-J , j i f d. Thu shortage was confined mostly to OivUiJ CRACKED ! vrnl 2: : 23- " a"df6- ON STREF.T CAR ! " ' y ( ''.Tk 1 ; ' U: Millr Joe P.azeike. Alexander avenu7

l L....OI i nj,..-s io.i IJ. lo fiomi. CWItll.t- t

that they allowed one and one-half

ballots for each voter who voted for secretary of state last November (as reoptired by law) and had 200 extra. There

were enougn j 'cmocratic oauois, nut tne

board was short on preparedness as well as ballots as far as the G. O. I', was concerned. It was explained that a great many

Republicans, who voted for Wilson, i must have come back to the folds and that hundreds of Democrats must have! gotten into the Republican primaries, for last fall 3. .17.6 Democrats voted for secretary of state and 3.608 Republican did likewise. In some precincts voting had to quit at two o'clock. Dr. Smith's : workers in some precincts had as many ! as 30 men who were deprived of the j right to vote. The rumors that deputy United States' marshals and department of justice op-j eratives would watch the Gary pri- j mari-:-s from the standpoint possibly of! getting evidence to be supplemental in 1 the Lake county election fraud cases or ' else the government intended, to take j a hand in affiirs on constitutional, but j

riot statutory grounds. In any event the reports of presence of federal men had a good effect. There was order, no saloons opened their side doors, and in the negro precincts the story that "three colored secret service nn-n" were on duty caused all strange darkies to be regarded with suspicion. Incidentally it is said that a number of colored gentlemen with guilty consciences kept away from the polls.

For Throat and Liinrrs STTTBBOXIT COUGHS AJTD COLDS Eckman's

A Iterative SOLD BY ALL LXADZITO DBUQOISTS

PASTIME TODAY RICHARD TRAVERS 5u "The Phantom Buccaneer" THURSDAY, "THE A I) V ENTl'RH R" Five Acts.

ihf car and finding Joe sleeping and

BLACK BUTTERFLY"

.. orphe-um .

HAMMOND

Mat. Tue., Thnr., Sat. and Sunday. Every Night 3 O'clock.

' Bints. 10 and 20c. j Except Sunday Nights, 10, SO, 30c j Except Sunday

Phone 232.

LAST TIMES TODAY THE ORPHEUM STOCK COMPANY

"STOP T

THE GREATEST LAUGH PRODUCER V. K'-l BTA'ihD. Big Souvenir Matinef Tuesday 10 and 2 r;. 3 DAYS STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH S Virh 7hur. and Sat., "THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY." A political p'ay .o to id- minuto.

GARY G. O. P. VOTE FOR MAYOR

GIBSON MAN FOUND DEAD.

Christ Edwards. 1.".. of Gibson, a machinist helper, was found .load in back of the Frank Holly saloon nt Hessvilie late in the afternoon. Death was due to heart failure.

RETURNS FROM SOUTH

V.'estern Union Wabash Willvs 0erland

nt'-j

Harve onths

t.ostbn. company

ith

I CHICAGO GRAIN 1FT7TTJRES spent two! Wheat May. SlAT'jt July. $1 his mother in! S.-r.tcnth.r SI 4.". 3. .

rior.ua winter ies,,r!s. returned from; the south last Saturday, and this week i '"' his fjmily are moving fiom' their Detroit street home to the Govt-!

11" how-sten.1 on Soutii Hohtnan street. Mrs. Gostiin, who has a companion in her trirlnood friend. Mrs. Emily Young of Waukesha. Wis. intends to remain m Daytona Reach, F;1,. for an

other month, or two befor to Hammond.

In I he course of t wo weeks. Harv

'.ost.in f.;,..ts to resume hi in the teal estate o'fii-e of

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GARY SOLDIERS ! ! TO MEET THE i GOVERNOR I 2t i Tne I-irst Indiana, infant! y. which ..

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Corn--May, $ i 1 7 " ; July, $1.01 Oats Ma y, MV; July. .".C-e. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Hogs Strong. 13 to r) up. Cattle Reeves. lSJft.

1 larrison.

Butt . T-v'g!-

CHICAGO FRODUCE. -Cre-imery extras. 40c -Firsts. 2SHC.

arrived at Ffrt Itenj.i

Indianapolis. ester i:-v a' t. r io-ing ...n I the bor ler fight months. w:!l he must-1

red out Of fed, ra! j,. within t.-nj' days, on Saturday t;i.vn'r Goodri -h j, a.nd tiie citizens of I r.-ii ma polis will j

gi e a formal w . b-ome to

rn . n t of w h h-h 'o m j. i n : a part. The governor

hands with the soldieis. C;ipt. J. A. Umpleby. who went out ol C,nry with 112 men, expects to marc: back with Sic Manv men were lost rn

to t lie regl- . V of Gary is, will s-'-.tike :

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THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY Graft Crime Exposed

ifcmy.

Bear Brand Yarn Demonstration,

one w e K f'llly. C 111 In. M-iieh U'th. Art need! Lion Store.

lienor -work

EAST : ti .n-i! b", the mark touching 1 -on nds f, .- !ov 1 in

. LOUIS, s ju h.-cs a.lvancing . top at

Continued lo.ia-

ttansfer, married rn. iiisch.arge.1, w h.le s entered tiie regular

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SCOWLS are' often caused by straining to see perfectly. GLASSES jiropeily iiited, will remove the strain and produce SMILES, Our glasses make comfort a certainty. Hammond Optical Co. 141 E. State St., Hammond, Indiana.

GUNDER TABERNACLE

MEETINGS

i Spe. i ll to WHITING, IND. ice: t u as j, the :

a r 1 ' e . b. rs. large seme Co' disal still wa s herir.

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NEW YoRK. March 7 V iik Evi ning Sun's hnunecil day says: 'There was littl.' influence tl.e securiti.-s mark tl uis were practically tlx trading subsided m-itcri;i!y

The ew review t i - today to et. Munisanie, but with tl-.e

QUIETEST ELECTION ,

IH GARY'S HISTORY

! SOCIETY CIRCUS ! IN NEW YORK

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from ti e ;

: it v. e iv.-r,, snor t "h- u p tn e i i .ii.sl.isn is started thing off

hoic gospel sinking. di! rector being somewhat .1- count of a bad cold, but J"b. Mr. Rop.r, ,,.;)11ist.

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Wed nights Miss i girls ji At 7

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TIME nds are personal mesnAgea tr thr people of thin community from the m-rt-ltnnta. The consciousness of having the hair and scalp sweet and sanitary, brings a feeling of comforting self assurance

Although seven tlimrs rd out at the primar;. day v.as the qui. t. --' a in tin; city's history, rowdy, intinii.ialor or was seen. The- police out once. . 'he !' Forbis had al' men on duty. in ail. 1 lit ers and some times s! tiie mixed nationalities

were stationed

r.d voters turn- j lection yes'er-1 ,i most orderly ! Sot a siuVger. j drunken man j er. not. called I

(llT l nlted I'reaa.) NEW YvdiK. March. 7. Seven lui

d ami f: ft y nifty damosels in a three-

t,gt-J iiri'ii."-, with animals, u I le.inia.le, pink popcorn, rrackerja.-k. side-

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HERPICIDE

Af plications at the better barber shop Guaranteed by The Herpicide C. SwU Everywhere

:. and niifh! . ... to thr-'-e ! -,1, -:( nding on

f th" precim t.

1 at each polling p. ace ami

! reserves were kept at the station. ! All saloons kept closed d'Jrmg polling i hours antl rone opened even a side door : until after fi :00 p. m. Many Deprived of Vote. Scores of men were deprived of the.r rigiit of voting on account of" a shortage ' in Republican ballots. It was expected about .". "f I'-t.s ! would bo cast. Instead there were 1 around 7,000. j Early in tiie afternoon the shortage became apparent, but it was too late, the

Says Cream Applied" In Nostrils Kciieves Head-Colds at Once.

j If your nostnis are ciogge.i and your Q j head is stuffed and you can't breathe i j? & j freely because of a cold or catarrh, jurt f 4j

; get a small notue oi Liy s reau. xaiui ! tit. any drug s'ore. Aj.ply a little of ; this fragrant, antiseptic cream into .lour nostrils and let it penetrate through eTtry air passage ui your head, soothing and lo-aung the inflamed, : swollen mucous membrane and you get

instant relief. Ah! how good its feels. Y"our nos-

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I 7 Keels. Very Good. I You may be the next victim. A drama showing the g methods of the criminal underworld. Direct from t La Salle Opera, Chicago.

L-Erpi'Bj.-yjf

Today DOUBLE FEATURE DAY Robt. Conness and Mabel Trunnelle IN THE MARTYRDOM OF PHILIP STRONG Also Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne IN THE GREAT SECRET Chapter No. 5 "The Trap.'' "The- Secret Seven" make things lively for Strong but, fop the play. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY "KICK IN" Was the biggest hit New York Has Seen in 20 vears. WILLIAM COURTENAY The best actor on the American Stage is even better on the screen. MOLLIE KING A Star in her own right supports him. DON'T MISS this great human Ptory about a crook who isn't a criminal.

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trils an- open, your head is clear,

more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache, dryness or struggling

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