Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 13 March 1917 — Page 7

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Tuesday. March 13. 1917 THE TIMES PAGE bEViu-N.

Classified Advertisements

NOTICE Hereafter no classified 5 will be Accepted over telephone uiu that txnon lias a telephone m(i famishes as with ths correct aam1er ot tuni at time ot placing tha ad. All persona placing- advertisements with us OTr phona roustj call t the office and pay for same with, la Are days. Otherwise n charg-e of TEN CENTS will he maae for COLLXCTina. . The test set-rice can he frlrem oy hrlns-lns- your advertisements to the ofttce and pay for same at time ot placing- the advertisement. laxi cotrirrT panrrrao as rvBUssiBa co. Wanted Male Help. WANTED Freight handlers. Gibson transfer: steady work and good p ayInquire for general foreman le Gar & Interurban car and get off at u'30: -WANTED Chauffeur; married man preferred; must know city. Apply 6J Uohman St.. Hammond. WANTED Railroad man to help promote brotherhood. Must make , .m.l investment and have ll"y-t dress Brotherhood of Railroad Station men, lock box 444, Hammond. Ind. WANTED First class -orT"one' .......r -nlleitor over phone, bookkeeper and stenographer; must he j efficient Write to Slavonic faolonUatlon Co.. W. 10th ave.. Oary. . . vrn 3flr tier hour. . . i : ' -, , . v n t 1 in... - - - -. - ago Feed & Fertiliser Co.. east 01 , trd. Steel Car works, Hammond . a-A 1 niv.K Standard, fTrx our catalogue eiplains how we M?ch the Sarber trade quickly . m.nd free. Army barbers best paid pr vatesjn i.; 'ffluw. 105 S. Fifth ave mearii wi v Chicago. 3:13:3 must be A 1; ST ANTED Bookkeeper; good salary to right P nonce, references. ,.n.j & Sales Co. WANTED-Strong boy. not 'rald t UZ7 &WnV VoV.7 TrGman andoM St., namrmniu. - ," ANTED -Good young man about . 21. W "'( u.r bottles; must ce u.' Phone 1434 Hammond. 3:12:3 . - A..f -is machinist, WbTnch"ln Appfy Wm. Graver Tan, Woraa. JEat -. . - - . WANTED-Laborera. The N. I. G. R . Chi3:6:12 BGIIUII v. ' - caffo. Ind. Wanted Female Help. w ANTED Good cook, one able to plan rnealT ApTy 4508 Magoun ave.,gtast Chicago. WANTED Woman to do washing and ironing one or two days a week A P . . m .n hi'vpr. nauiiuvim 3:13:2 club. WANTED-Girls on tailoring who have 4 rTl KPWl ' . " . Tailor. e - - - - - . T room 4, over Lion store, f"'o . 1 a - i tnond. WANTED-Kitchen girl at Clabby's No Sunday work. 3:13:1 WANTED Cook, small restaurant, wa--i:1 s Crown I'oint Restaurant, area I. lrowu Crown Point, Ind. 3:13:2 WANED-Elderly lady to take care of nhona nights only g p. m., S2 State St., Hammond. 3:13:1 WANTED Experienced dining Sternberg's restaurant. room 3329 Indiana Harbor. 3 12:3 Michigan ave., WANTED Young or middle aged woman for general housework; good Ps.y and nice home for right Person Apply by letter. G F. Times. Hammond. 3.10.S WANTED Girl for general housework: can go home nisrhts: good wages 34.;. Eheridan ave.. Whiting. 3.10.3 Miscellaneous. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING good work, estimates free anywhere in I sk Co.; open shop. Independent Tecorating t o.. ZQ x ie-.li.; 2931 Hammond. 3:13:5 WANTED Don't give away your rags, rubbers, iron .or metals; we pay highest prices. CaU 1985. Gordon, 3S3 Logan St., Hammond. 3:12:' CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. For Sale Motorcycles. $140.00 XXCZLSXOX, $275.00. Motorcycles sold on easy payments. Walz & Sllger, 229 State st. Phone 2189, Hammond. Ind. - 3:6tf Situation Wanted. WANTED Permanent position by first class competent stenographer. Address L A, Times, Hammond. 3:12:3 WANTED Position as housekeeper by an elderly lady. Mrs. Allen, R. R. No. 1, box 99, Hammond. 3:12:2 Horses and Cattla. FOR SALE Eight head of mares and horses that I have taken in on the sale of cars, weighing from 1150 to 1653 lbs., $75 to $200; guarantee for 30 days given with every horse. 175 Fayette st , Moerleln Brewery barn, Hammond. Ind. 3:12tf FOR SALE Five good young working horses; one match team weighing 2S0O. 861 Erie St., Hammond. 3:12:3 Board and Room. FOR RENT Nice room with board. 85 Sibley St., Hammond. 3:12:3 ROOM AND BOARD for Polish gentleman: good home for right party; no children. 134-155th St., West Hammond. 3:13:1 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE Mr. Gostlin's $3,200 Marmon for sale at $425; 5 new tires, $200 worth of extras. Bunnell's Auto Sales Co.. Hammond. Act quick. 3:13:2 FOR SALE Auto. Oakland six, 1918 model; bought last May, fully equipped, seat cover ami over sized tires; will sacrifice. Call 1305R for demonstration. 3:13:3 FOR SALE 5-pass. Case automobile in very excellent condition. Phone 2954 or 598 Hammond. 3:12:3 FOR SALE 5-pass. Oakland touring car: completely overhauled and in first class mechanical condition, electric lights, starter, etc. This Is a good little car, yours for $400. Phone Mr. Bsker, Two Step Ladder Co., or at Hotel Mee. Hammond. 2:27:tf For Rent. FOR RENT Desk room. Apply B V D Taxi office, 646 Ilohman st, Hammond2:6.5.

Real Estate Bargains

.WACHEWICZ HOME BARGAIN'S. 5-room new modern bungalow, HARRISON St., 37J ft. lot. oak interior tlnish. colonades, kitchen and medicine cabinets, beautiful electric fixtures, 7 ft. basement with furnace, cement walks, etc. This bunga!r.- Is just being completed, ready for ccupar.cy. Big value for the money. INVKSTICiATE. $100 down, balance $15 per month, Price I2.S50. 6-room modern cottage, south side, lLfll T TaXIO 1 I - r, ... ,1 1 A jl i . ' .TO.,, IUIUI 11 1. i n v. basement with furnace, laundry tubs, etc. Only $150 down. $30 per month. Price $2,500. 6-room modern cottage. 50 ft. lot. CLAUDE M.. east side, close to town. Sacrificing at $2,300. Only $150 cash, balunce $15 per mo. 5- room cottar, modern except heat. SUMMER St., east side. Only $100 down, $15 per nio. Price Jl.ii50. 6- room modern bungalmv, UK A L ave., east side, onk interior finish. eolonades, kitchen cabinet, cemented bnse-j resteer ' n V'T V. T-VHMENT& i,.in iv i.m -t t" t id ,i. ,, ra 10 down and $20 per mo. Price $2 ' 00. 4- room cottatce, brick foundation, FOUSYTHE AVE., close to main business district. The owner is leaving town and must sell at a sacrifice. If you want a real bargain In a small home don't fail to investigate this. ALL ASSESSMENTS PAID. Price JJ.laO, easily worth $1,500; terms. $300 cash, balance only $12 per mo. including interest. 6-room modern cottage, 50 ft. lot, ALICE A., east side. 7 ft. basement, hot wafer heat, beautiful electric fixtures, etc. $200 down and $20 Per mo. 5- room cottage. 37 ft. lot. HICKORY St.. north side, now- vacant. newly decorated and ALL ASSESSMENTS PAID VrU,e for nu1ck Bale j2 wHh J15(, ea.h balanc, jm0 r,pr m B-mnm c-otiae-e tvtth hath. PINE J.300. mo. 5-rocun cottage with bath, PINE St.. north side, beautifully decorated. 60 ft. lot. chicken nark, near car line. Price $1,400. will accept reasonable terms. 6-room modern 1J story residence. PINE St.. north side, hear car line, oak trim. colonades, bath iai extra lavatory. furnace heat. Price to move quickly, at $3,260. Only $150 cosh, balance same as rent. 7-room li story residence, wide lot, on 150th at. (car line), near OAK St.. modem but heat. Out of town owner must sell and will sacrifice.' ALL AS SESSMENTS PAID. Price $2,500. Only $250 cash, balance easy terms. (The last four barirains should especial ly Interest EAST CHICAGO HOMESEEKERS). FRANK J. WACHEWICZ. Phones: 1617 2719 1220J. Open evenings. 3:10:3 FOR SALE. Totir chance to buy a home at last year's prices. You will be surprised to know the money you will save. Get busy. The terms will suit you. Waltham St., 6 rooms, 50 ft. lot. hot water heat, modern. Price $2,900; terms. Lewis st., 6-room bungalow, 37J ft. lot, new, modern. Price $3,000; terms. Drackert St.. 6 rooms, 4 2 ft. lot, modern. Price $3,000; terms. Garfield st., 6 rooms. 371 ft. lot, modern. Price $2,850; terms. Detroit St.. 6 room bungalow, 371 ft. lot, modern. Price $2.!Hj0: terms. 6-room bungalow. Hyde Park, new, modern. Price $3,300; terms. 6-room bungalow, Claud st.. new. modern. 374 ft. lot. Price $3,250; terms. ROY C. FOWLER. Straube Bldg.. Hammond. Phone 724 Office. Res. 1527. 3:13:3 FOR SALE Two 371 ft. lots, Harrison s. Call between 6 and 9 In evenings. Phone 1373Y4 Hammond. 3:12:3 FOR SALE OR RENT 6-room modern new bungalow. Inquir 1198 Madison Ft. Phone 251 Hammond. 3:12:6 FOR SALE-6-room bungalow; a bargain if sold at once. 454 Elm St.. Hammond. 3:13:3 FOR SALE OR RENT 160 acre farm one mile north of St. John. Mrs. Johanna Austgen. St. John, Ind. 3:13:6 FOR RENT 80 and 160 acre farms, good buildings, black land. $3.50 per acre cash. Bailey, 151 Fayette St., Hammond. 3:13:2 FOR SALE 160 acre farm at a bargain; near Denham, Ind.. 55 miles out. Box 317, Hammond. 3:13:2 FOR SALE Two 50 ft. lots on Madison st. at a bargain; cash or terms. Call 3024 after 5 p. m. or 9.6SR Hammond. 3:7:6 FOR SALE One or two within two miles of Fla.: suitable for truck, dairy farming; will sell acre. SI Michigan ave. Hammond. 5-acre tracts Jacksonville, chickens or for $50 per Phone 1052J 3:13:1 FOR SALE New 5-room pressed brick bungalow; all modern, heating plant, finished in oak. 5 minutes walk. from court house. 132 Forsyth ave., West Hammcnd. 3:12.6 FOR RENT OR SALE Six-room bungalow, modern, centrally located; will sell furniture, piano, at a bargain. If you are looking for a house to step into here is your opportunity; act quick. Phone 543 Hammond. 3:10:3 FOR SALE 5-room cottage; bath, toilet, price $1,100; terms. $75 cash, balance $15 per month: can give immediate possession. J. S. Blackmun Co., 161 State St., Hammond. 3:10:3 FOR SALE Bunpaiow. best located on north side, 50 ft. frontage, improvements all in and paid in full, nice lawn and shady trees, good investment and on easy payments. Phone Hammond 1156J. 3.7:3 For Hent- Furnished Room3 FOR RENT Small furn. flat; strictly modern in every respect. 4 48 Indiana ave. Phone 1305R Hammond. 3:1 3;3 FOR RENT Furn. rooms for hskg. 730 Wood ave., Hammond. Phone S05.I Hammond. 3:13:2 FOR RENT Furn. room. 3742 Drummond st. Phone 598M Indiana Harbor. S:13:l FOR RENT Furn. rooms for light FOR RENT Two modern rooms for light hskg. 912 Erie st. Phone 955M Hammond. !!:12:2 FOR RENT Furn. rooms for hskg.; small sleeping room $1.50 per week. 188 Plummer ave., Hammond. 3:10tf Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY Ford auto; must be in good shape. Mr. Wright, 106 Citizens Bank Bldg.. Hammond. 3:13:2 Lost and Found. LOST Gray overcoat Sunday evening, March 11. from off the bus betwen Lansing and Hammond. Finder please return same to Geo. T. Jurgensen's store, Oak Glen, and receive reward. 3:12:2 Wanted to Rent. WANTED One furn. room for light hskg. by respectable young lady, employed. Apply C P, Times, Hammond. 3:12:2 Money to Loan WE LOAN ANYONE $5 to $100 on THEIR OWN NOTE if they are householders or have a steady position. LEGAL RATES GUARANTEED BY OUR BOND TO THE STATE. $5 only 50 cents for 1 month, ray as you can by the week or month. PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL ALWAYS. Loans anywhere in the CALUMET district. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO., 28 RIM BACH BLOCK (over Lion Store), Hammond.

For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SAKE Barber hop, 3-chalr outfit, marhle-vt Into chair, upto-date, or tlxturcs for sale for bargain. 457 Sibley st, Hammond. 3:li:5

FOR SALE Saloon and liquor store; average cash receipts $50 dally; Polish neighborhood on northwest side. Chicago; rent $76; tine place, for Polish man; place making: good money, owner has several other places and cannot attend to all. Apply Old Hose Disty. Co.. 3559 8. Halsted St.. Chicago. 3:7:3 FOR SAI,EA n n 1 ., ... Cook stove with gas oven attached. 420 Carroll St.. 3:13:2 tr.,, , ' r lin.lllliuiiu. FOR SALE All kinds of pure bred chickens and eggs for hatching. 521 Morton ue. 1'hone 2641 Hammond. 3:10:6 FOR SALE --Small grocery doing Ian business; 1- in if rooms In rtar. S B. Times, Hammond. 3:12:2 FOR SALE tiood roll top desk and office chair at a bargain. Room 4. O. K. Rid. Phone 1132s Hammond. 3:13:2 1 LK---Ma 1 1 rosses. all Kra,te, re I,M- at wholesale prices; also mat tresses renovated at lowest prices. Metropolitan Mercintile Co., 56 Plummer ave., Hammond. 3:13:6 ' 'U SALE Hotel and restaurant business In West Hammond; place full of boarders; rent reasonable, right place 'f the ritfht party. Address A G, Times Hammond. 3:13:6 BOOK YOUR ORDER FOR HATCHING eggs for March. April. Mav delivery from some real white leghorns. Call evenings. Fillibeek Fenton, 213 Ingraham ave.. West Hammond. Phone 2570 3:S:5 I1R SALE OR TRADE 12-room hotel and livery located on Motion ami C. & E. I. railroads: good location and business for hustler; take part pay In trade; sickness reuson for selling. J. M Allen. Fair Oaks. Ind. 3:9:4 WAI.L PAPBS 3o We do paper hang-. lnr. Get ready for spring- cleaning, avoid man. Mixed paint, SI per rllon. X. Cohen. 380 Sibley St., Hammond. Fhone 1036W. 2:1 5 tf FOR SALE At a sacrifice, high grada mahogany piano; as good as new. Address H O, Times. Hammond. 1:27:1 KX38VAUL FEED A ROOriXQ CO, lit Clinton st. Phone 1717. East Chicago, phone 465R, l-ll-lm Legal Notices. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: A brown horse with white marks supposed to be the property of John Mcpherson, wiil be sold for board bill un less all charges are paid. P.iul Jarabeck. 392 4 Cedar ft.. Indiana Harbor. 3:12: NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, NorUi Township, Lake County, Indiana, that the undersigned. Joseph Gies, is a male Inhabitant and resident of said City. Township, County and State, and over the age of twenty-one years; that he has resided in the State of Indiana for more than one year and in the City of Hammond. North Township, Lake County, Indiana, for more than six (6) months prior to the date of this notice, and is a qualified voter thereof; that he is a naturalized citizen of the United States of America, and of good moral character; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, at Crown Point, Indiana, at its April, 1917, session, for the renewal of a license to sell at retail, spiritous. vinous and malt liquors In less quantities than five gallons at R time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold, said license her-tofore granted by the Board of Commissioners on 'the 3rd day of April, 1916. and issued by Edward Simon, Auditor of said County, for the period of one year from said date, and the precise location where said Intoxi cating liquors are to be sold by the provisions of the license to be renewed is as follows: The ground floor front 1 :i m of the two-story brick building, situated on lot 20. block 2. Muenich's addition to the City of Hai.imond, Lake County, Indiana. Bar room has glass front and faces Ilohman street, a public highway in the City of Hammond. Bar room has front and rear entrances. Bar is located on north side of said room, facing Spirit Medium, Palmist and Phrenologist Tils famous Palmist rfd.yyar entire life from CTadle to old ace, lost as the hand Indicates. Gives yon dates and facts; tells you what has passed In life and what la happening without asking; a single question. She does not tell things to please. But reads things Just as the hands indicate, tells you the planets you were born under, the lucky and unlucky planets, when and where you will marry, settles and explains love, family troubles, marriage, divorce, health, business, law suits, speculations, investments, transactions of all kinds, tn fact, no matter what your hope, fear or ambition, come to this noted Palmist and find help. There Is no Seed for anyone to be unsuccessful, her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees satisfaction or no charge. Her readings are strictly confidential. Call and consult her free. 225 State St., Hammond. Three Doors East of Postoffice. Phone 714

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CONTINUATION OF VAYHLNGER ADDRESS IN HAMMOND (Continued from page five.)

We have possibly been knocked out at one session or another, but there has never been a time when we were not up and ready for the very next round. So I say we have never been defeated. But never have been so many Rood acts accomplished as in this last session of Congress. You know that bill for putting saloons out of the District of Columbia? It has been a humiliation to you and to me when we visited Washington to know that It took so many saloon to supply Uncle Sam's employes over there In that, capital city. I say south. There are living rooms In the second floor. The interior of said bar room can be seen from Ilohman street. JOSEPH GIES." March G 13 20 NOTICE OF RENEWAL OI LIQUOR LICENSE. the citizens Notice )s hereby given t of Hammond. North Township, Lake! County. Indinna. that the undersigned. James P. i'.ereolos, is a male Inhabitant j and resident of said City, Township, County and Slate, nnd over the age of twenty-out- years; that he !.as resided in the State of Indiana for more than one 1 year and in the City of, Hammond, I North Township, Lake County, Indiana. ' tor more than six (6) months prior to the date of this notice, and Is a qualified voter thereof; that he js a naturalized citizen of the United States of America; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, at Crown I'oint, Indiana, at Its April. 1917, session, for a renewal of a license to sell at retail, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than five gallons at a time and permit the same to be drank on th epremises where sold, said license heretofore granted on the 3rd day of April, 1916. and Issued by Edward Simon, auditor of said Coun ty, for the period of one year from said date, and the precise location where said intoxicating liquors are to be sold by the provisions of the license to be renewed Is as follows: The north room of the first floor of the Majestic Hotel building, being a new room partitioned off as a part of the first floor of said building, being between the Majestic hotel nnd GostllnMeyn's real estato office, in dimensions approximately 12 feet in width by 20 feet in depth. fronting on Kohman street, a public highway in said City, said building being situated on lot No. 2. block No. 2, Townsend & Godfrey's addition to the City of Hammond, and known as 565 South Hohman street. Said room has glass front, and all of the inside of same may be seen from said Ilohman street. JAMES P. BEREOLOS. March 6 13 20 NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammopd, North Township, Lake County, Indiana, that the undersigned, William Gruener, is a male Inhabitant nnd resident of said City, Township, County and State, and over the age of twenty-one years; that he has resided in the State of Indiana for more, than one year and in the City of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana, for more than six (6) months prior to the date of this notice; that ho is a natauralized citizen of the United States of America and of good moral character; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, at Crown Point. Indiana, at its April, 1917. session, for the renewal of a license to sell at retail, spiritous. vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than five gallons at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where sold, said license heretofore granted by the Board of Commissioners on the 3rd day of April. 19lri, and issued by Edward Simon, Auditor of said County, for the period of one year from said date, and the precise location where said intoxicating liquors are to be sold by the provisions of the license to be renewed is as follows: The ground floor front room of the two-story frame building, situated on a part of the N'WJ of the NWi of the SE See. 24, Township S N.. R. 10 W. of the 2nd P. M., described ss follows: Beginning nt the corner of Sec. 24. Township 34 N. R. 10 W of the 2nd P. M.. thence running east along the center line of Sec. 24 for a distance of 311.fi feet to the west side of Sheffield road. 153 feet, thence running west of a line a distance of 275.4 feet to the north and south center line of said section; thence north on said north and south center line IS 1.1 feet to the place of beg'nning. containing one acre. WILLIAM GRUENER March 6 13 20 PUBLISHED STATEMENT TRUST COMPANY W. G. Paxton. President. Frank Hammond. Secretary-Treasurer. Condensed Statement of the condition of the HAMMOND SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, at Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on March 5th. 1917. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $183,064.03 Overdrafts 79.20 Bonds and Stocks 71.118.60 Furniture and Fixtures 11,693.00 Other Real Estate 4.324.66 Due from Lepartments 3.300.74 Due from Banks and Trust Companies -.34.f.6S.09 Cash on Hand 13.251.91 Taxes and Interest Paid Expenses 1.321. S3

Total Resources $322,522.12 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid in J 50. 000. PI Surplus w 12.500.00 Undivided Profits Net 425.99 Interest. Discount and Other Earnings 1,033.34 Demand Deposits, Except Ranks 166.S60.64 Savings Deposits, Except Banks 60. 60S. 21 Trust Deposits, Except Banks 1.700.00 Certificates of Deposit 2S.060.18 Cashier's Checks 1.1S9.27 Cash Over 34. 68 Other Liabilities Tax Coll 107. Kl Total Liabilities $322,522.12 State of Indiana, County of Lake, ss: I. W. G. Faxton, president of the Hammond Savings and Trust Co., of Hammond, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. W. G. FAXTON. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 12th day of March, 1917. My commission expires Dec. 11th. 1919. WILLIAM J. HASTINGS, . Notary Public.

this bill prohibiting- sale of alcoholic drinks in the District of Columbia entirely in the hands of Cong-res when It came Up for passage this time, it wasn't an easy tank, no indeed. It was not. You read the history of that movement find you will remember how the enemies stood not only for one day. but for two days and tried to defeat that bill, and you will remember how the second day was spent In filibuster, and it Just seemed that the prohibition measure was defeated. It was in the hands of an unfriendly committee and it was necessary for its friends to demand on the floor of the House that that committee be Instructed to bring that bill out at once, and they finally

Drought it out, and then amendment i started out at a lively rate. Well, the after, amendment was presented until j . ar hadn't R-ot very far when the f.:ten long tedious roll calls were ner.es-j low v rl Wf)s holding the corpse said: snry. taking- 45 minutes for each roll I "Say. say, Jim, do v.,.i 'Know- this is the II v f .. . . . . ....

'"'I- I't'UTi? I II? Wm.OS V RUhS .It'll and permitted that bill to pass with such a splendid majority. (Grout applause.) "L)on't you think for one single moment that we are lighting an enemy that is easily vanquished. Don't you think for one single moment that because we have passed the statewide prohibition , hill that th liquor trafllc is iroina- to sit back and pit down and say to us: ! 'Now we have been defeated; you have won in a fair square fight." Not a bit ! of It. Not a bit of it. We ar- going to be compelled to meet It in the Con - stltutlonal convention in not far future, when th 1 Indiana in the hey expect that we will not be ahie to wiite our prohibition measure in that Const ittjt ion. "Oh, my friends, that was not. the only victory! You remember when the question came up as to the 'bone dry" bill by which liquor should not be shipped by mail through the postofficcs Into prohibition territory and its advertising matter should not be. permitted to go into prohibition states, when that question came up it looked as though it were Koing to be defeated, but some of our friends said: 'We will taek It on as a rider to :ut appropriation bill and maybe jt will ride through to victory,' and it did. It. rode through to victory, and the president signed it. One of the greatest victories we have had in this great movement. (Applause.) "Then you remember the Porto Rican bill, arrantiriir rltijpnchin e.nrriea ivith it a prohibition measure. "Now, when the question of prohibition for Alaska came up we didn't even have to spend any time on it; it went through without even the formality of a roll call. Why they gave prohibition to Alaska without ever having a roll call on it. Now I say that is moving -that Is moving along In these days. "Why, you look over here in the state of Missouri; the legislature you will find they have submitted prohibition to the people of Missouri. Kansas passed a 'bone dry' bill that will keep all booze, everything, out of the state of Kansas. Now is it any wonder that the liquor t-afflc is feeling wonderfully sore? "That would be enough, but then here we have old Indiana! Indiana! Why they supposed they owned us. I am surprised I am surprised when I think that Indiana was one of the states that disgraced herself by standing solidly against the Hobson resolution for prohibition resolution for prohibition onlytwo years ago. Think of it! Think of It! Why, they supposed that in Indiana they were perfectly safe. Why did they do it? Well, you know, we have tried every movement under the sun in dealing with the liquor traffic except the right one. We have been a long time getting up to it, but now we are here. You remember we had free whiskey for a long time in Indiana. Why, men sold it just the same as any other commodity. They said that alcohol is the. same as any other commodity. Why. we believed it for a long time. We had free whiskey for a long time. Any man could sell it. Then we had a license policy, adopted that. Any man could ask for license- and It would lie granted. Why. we had no regulation of the number of saloons, kind of saloons, quantity to be sold or anything of the kind. Then finally we came tip to the time when we passed that Nicholson law. You remember thrt gave us the opportunity to remonstrate agB.inst the . c.tnr,n nr the sa 1 oonk ee pe r w li G appliediffor license Men could apply every month in the year, just as many as pleased could apply. They kept us busy, didn't they? They kept us busy. Why. the women walked through the mud and slush, hail and the snow and sleet, through the dust and the broking hot sun carrying these remonstrances, and the men worked shoulder to should' r with them to put out the saloons, and we prevented many a saloon from opening up in Indiana. Then finally we passed an amendment to that law that made it a little easier the Moore law. You remember it; we put a blanket remonstrance over the township against the whole number. And with that law we did splendid work. We stamped out the saloons in that way. Then there came the time when Governor Hanly oittino- in the Governor's chair at i Indianapolis. You remember that he called a special session of the legislature and gave us the county local option law. Th-rn the women said: 'Now we have something that will prevent the alcohol trade; now we will light the saloon out of a majority of our counties and then we will demand a statewide prohibition bill and they will not dnre to refuse us. Then we all got together and we worked for it and voted the saloons out of 70 of the I2 counties. A splendid majority, wasn't it? Voted them out of 70 of the 02 counties in the state. Then when we went down to the legislature, did we get state-wide prohibition? No. We got our county option law repealed and we got in its place township and city option, the one that we call the infamous Proctor bill, written on our statute books, one of the most infamous laws that ever was written on our statute books. That was supposed to regulate the liquor traffic. Now when we got that, what do you think we did? We turned around and voted the saloons back in 30 of the 70 dry counties. You know the way we have done things in Indiana reminds me of a story I heard one time on a doctor. There was a young doctor walking along the country road at midnight, and us he passed a cemetery gate there was standing in front . of the gate a largo automobile. Now lie said: mat is. very strange, an automobile in front of the cemetery gate. I know that that j can mean but just one thing that is , "body snatchers'." There' was a hedge j row on the other side of the road, so j the young doctor went over and crawled under the hedge fence. He j thought he would watch and see if he j couldn't see what happened. He hadn't ; waited very long until two great strap- ; ping men came up to the car carrying j n great corpse. As they came up to the j car one of them climbed into the auto-; mobile and grabbed the corpse and they i put him in the seat, fixed him in the corner of the seat and put at. hat over his head and puiled it down over his eyes. Then they took the lape-robe and very carefully tucked it around him. After they had h!ii fixed up, why they got out quick and went back into the cemetery to get their tools where they had taken the corpse out. The doctor

(iime from under the hedge fence an! came over tr the car and dragee.) the corpse- out of the car and took him over to where he had b.cn, tlu n t:v doctor came over and timk the seal that had been occupied by the corpse. He put the hat on his head and pulled it down close over his eyes and took the lap-robe and wrapped it very carefully around him, then ho crossed his hands and sat there and waited. After a bit the in --n came back in a very great hurry and ono of them Jumped in and

took his sent find snuggled up close! against the corpse, put bis arms around his shoulders to hold him in position while they ran. The other fellow in ! the front seat took the wheel and they j I wi.rmt.ct . i f f T ,-.. u. l.i ever got a hold of. the warmest stiff I ever felt.' And J:m raid: 'Now, Sam, who ever heard tl! of a warm stiff; you are getting cold feet.' Sam had no thing more to say for a little winic. but finally he couldn't stand it any longer and he faid: 'Say, Jim. if you don't belj.ve thin fellow is warm, ym just. rac-h i fen j Q it Why Neglect Your Health Until It Is Too Late? It. is estimate, that in this country there is an annual death rate o!" 1 ..'en. 'em ,f whom at least one-thiid could ! saved by the proper a pr.c,') t j. ,n of MOD2RN PHVSILOGIC METHODS, such as we u.-e. It is a weakness, a sin. v crime to ncgleet your h.alMi. Death has terrors for everv-orn-. but peop). do not seem to tin nk very mueh about it until they are about to break lownv Then anguish tills the soul. Despair replaces ambition and weakness and exhaustion take the place of strength. I know that success and happiness depend upon body and brain vitalitv. The lack of force is always due to functional decline, to a diseased condition of one or more of the organs of the body, or to a devitalized nervous system. The man who is not right physically and mentally and neglects himself not only limits his future prospects, "n,t is using un the physical capital he already possesses. Drive Away the Clouds of Disease, Bring Rack Health and Sunshine. My business is to drive awav the clouds of disease and bring back the sunshine of health. I have, made the scientific treatment of a few diseases a. lifelong study. I deal in scientific knowledge and give my patients more for their money than they ran get elsewhere. M y methods of treatment are up to date in every respect. Every case is given a thorough atid searching examination, tho cause of the disease is discovered, and the. proper treatment administered. No two cas.--are exactly alike, consequently each patient is given persona attention and treatment prescribed accordingly. Why ITot Get the Bet. Tirst? It Will Cost Less Than the Worst. The diseases of my specialty are diseasos of which the general practitioner is rankHignorant, he knowing but little more about them than you. He is wholly unprepared in experience, k n o w 1 e d g e and equipment and totally unable to successfully treat them and when he undertakes their care he will more than lik.-ly catise or allow serious complications to aris'-. which sooner or lat' r necessitates ihe s. rvices of a skilled specialist. fel I Guarantee Hours 9 to 8, Sundays 9 to 1. t 'JJ i ? P

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back here and feel him.' With that th" drivtr carelessly threw one hand bo-,, and touched the hand of the c"rp: Just then the corps." said: 'If you had been where 1 have been f- r the last thr-i days you would b( warm too.' Now do you l-.uo.v those fellows never wanted to lea.that torpse il .-s.-rihe the place v. li. thi; had bet n, no indeed, oh. th--y jumped out of that car and they left the dot ; .: possessor of the car, and he owns is even to this day. "Now, my friends, we feel sure wit:: all these various laws, we have had in Indiana and the way wo have had to work with them time after time have had a real corpse in the sal.ion-; haven't we? But every single time v. found we had a warm corpse on b .ii! and I will tell you why. The- s;i:-; n draws its h-:it from the very s.-'tre-place the corpse indicated he drew- h:. exactly. It ditiws it by m -nns of t! .- hrewery nnd ".he distillery engine, ai i until you have a law that pulls 1efire out from under the brewery n:et the distillery, you haven't a law- th 'twill close the saloons, r:o matter !;!' that saloon Is. (Applause.) 'To i'.e Conlir.Ufd-1

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