Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 10 January 1919 — Page 10

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THE TIMES.

ASKS STATE TO BUY THE

Bridiy, January 10, 1919.

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With the Legislature

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Representative Harris cf Gary was appointed on a committee to notify

j the senate that the house had orzan-

zed.

. i i eutenant-Covernor Bush, presidJ. Glenn Harris Proposes nc officer of th senate, today

yumi me piunaer committee or trie

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Purchase of Normal for Price of $75,000.

At State Capital. IXDIAN'APOLIS. IXD

G'c-nn Harris, of Garv

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Republican rep-

1 upper house. This is the committee that makes the minor appointments. : Senator Frank telf Is chairman. The j other members are senator Grant, of Lake county and Senator McCray of I Marion. The lieutenant-governor Is a j member of the committee ex-oft'lclo.

The Indianapolis politicians were

BE DONE

use of narcotics constantly growing Million and Half Drug Addicts in U. S. Told in House Report.

W. VIRGINIA

tesentativ from Lake county, yesterday : Rood and thoroushJy uiesuatrd w hen laid before Governor Goodrich and the j lh,y faun1 that Ul. Lak coanty del-

beard of trustees of the State Normal

school a proposal to have tha state pur- I chase Valparaiso university. The Valparaiso institution is ow ned , Vy Henry Kinsey Brown and Is said to j h worth approximately $1.000. ?00. It , was established in 1 S 70 and recently' "passed into the hands cf Henry Kinsey Proun i'rom his father, H. I. Erevvn. X ho died some time ago. The eMcr , Hro-!, owned the institution ill s-t v ith C. V Kinsey. , Ti e institution l as r. enrollment of :

esation had pat over one of lt famous jrumshoe campaisns and elected John 'V. Th;el of C;A:-y to the chief clerkship the bissc-st plum In the House. The Marlon county crowd was the laughing stock of th assembly. John W. Thie! cf Gary, as placed in nomination by I'irvscniat;vs J. Glenn Harris, of Lake tiiiit::'. at the Republican candidate for hlef ier'.;. C'oorse -V Moorek'ad of V:go county was renominated for the position by the Peni 'crais and Thiol was ':'t-d

approximately 4.000 and is the largest ( by a straight party vote J-v" school in Indiana. Tt has legal. ( nas made unanimous eir.ii. agricultural and trades depart- !

ttier.is. Fir some time Henry Kiiiiry Brown fcas been considering offerir.K the schco! to ?te, and. j; is i-sui, recently a i.imber of appraiser went over the Institution and valued it at ayrroxltr.atciv $750,000 for the purpose of a sale V the state. Tor Trustees' Consideration.

The proposal "-as laid before the state crrr.ai school trustees at their monthly

Sweeting in the otlice of Horace Klus. star-? sr.pei mtrnde-it. of j nolle iastrucXicr.. th.s afternoon, by Representative Hams, Caleb S. Denny, of Indianapolis. Is president cf the board, and Frank C. JBil' of iluncie :F. J. Keltner, of Anperson, aid Siirerinter.der.T Kilts are Dth-.r members.

It is recalled in this connection tha ' the State Xoi real school visiting com-, r.epiesentat.va J. Glenn

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the state board of education in whicit it s-as vdvise i lla the st:if estabiiii a ptsc normal school m the northern pa: t rf Indiana, one In the southern and posalbly cna in the central pait. Or. the committee which trade the rercrt were U 13. Benezet. of Evanville; C. O. "Wi:tla.n:. . of Richmond: Superintendent Kl.ir.d I'. B. "Waldo, of the Michigan State Normal school. About eight months ago rue S:.te formal school received as a frift the tJui!-..e National institute from the Ball brothers, cf Muncie. wh.o bought, the irSiltu ion at sheriff s sale. It was estimated as worth about $;". 9 or $200.-

The touowmt are f:: legislative, o"- ; Seers chosen: House President pro tern. Perato- Harry K. Nettley. Indian-t'po-.s: caucus chairman, Senator Oas. ' O. Slftns. North Manchmester: princl- ' pal secretary. Harry N. Styne:. Mont:r" rencl ; assistant secretary. W.;;:.iti M. Ionden, Bloomlngt on ; principal ch .or keeper. Rom? Brown, Anderson, postmaster, Georse H. Gfaliam, Logansport. House: Speaker. Representative Jesse K. Ksihbach, Warsaw; principal clerk. J. II. Thifl. Gar; ; assist- : ant. clerk. Arthur L. Stage, Knights:towr.; principal dooikeeper. Robert . H. Acre. Indianapolis: caucus chair- ' man. Representative Chf-les A. Johnson. Gas City; caucus secrtitw. Ches- ! ter A. Davis, Fenn.iilc.

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8KO made a repot t to j Gary today laid before Governor Good

rich and the board of trustees of the Indiana state n-r?:.' school a proposal to have Indiana buy Valpara-so l.'n:versity. GARY LADY MAURI ES CHICAGOAN

Charles Racura. Coij Twenty-Fourth street, was arrested yesterday at the rear of Butternut street, Indiana Harbor, and charged with bringing- liquor into the state illegally. He was tried before Judgj Cohen, found guilty and given a fine of JDO and costs and thirty days in jail. I'acura had a Quantity of liauor in his automobile which it is salii ho was about to distribute to various points in Indiana Harbor. It is tho belief that is not the first trip that he has made. Lait night, the defendant who had been fined by Jud;e Cohen wai taken before Mr. Green of Hammond, chief of the local scci c service, and the assumption is that the whiskey carrier will eventually bo before Judge .'.mler-on.

The arrest at the Harbor was made by i Officer 2larkov.cn. Wasilow ki and' Feno. Captain O'DonrU teste Tf cura i to Hammond Ebvut 11 o'clock last ni;ht. New Arrest. j lory Greicik. O'.S Northcote avenue,! Kast Chicago, vva3 arrested yesterday by , Officer Rarentl, charged with selling It-j Quor illegally, i j He was tried befer Judct Cohen.

found jru'.Ity and given h. ser.!en-e of $100 and costs and thirty .lay.4 in jail.

The ,JiI sentence, however, pcr.dcd "

(International Kiwi Serrice.) WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. Startling revelations concerning; the constant use of drugs by not less than 1.500,000 persons in the United States and suggestions for international control of the evil were made before the house submitteo on appropriations during- the executive hearings on the legislative, executive and judicial appropriations bill, it became known today, when the bill was introduced in the house. The figures were submitted by Commissioner of Internal Revenue Daniel C. Roper and were based upon a report by a committee named last April by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. "The uso cf nareotla 'drugs has been alarmingly on the Increase for months.' Roper told the committee. "There is an underground system, about which little Is kmmn, by which drugs aro Introduced into this country. This means th.-it we must have the co-operation of other nations to stir.-.p out their use."

RATIFIES THE'

AMENDMENT

(International News Serrice.) "WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. News today that the West Virginia legislature ratified the national prohibition amendment brought the totul number of states that have completed the prohibition ratification to Colorado had been included m the list erroneously. Tho Colorado senate on January S approved the resolution on third and final reading yesterday the house passed It on eceond reading and is expected to pass on final reading today.

I Tho complete list of states that have

ratified the prohibition amendment are successively as fellows: Mlss!sslpi;, Virginia. Kentucky. South Cirolna, N"tth Dskotn. Maryland. Montana. South Dakota, Massachusetts. Arizona, Georgia. Louisiana. Florida. Michigan Ohio, Oklahoma. Maine. Idaho Tennessee and "West Virginia.

SOLDIERS DON'T WANT CHARITY

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Th announcement of the marriage t'f Miss Gerald'ne Joyre. daughter of Mr. and Mr. .1 L. Joy.-. 631 Harrison street. Gary, to L. V. Krouse of Chicago is made. The couple was married in Chicago Wednesday and will reside in Er.glewood. Mr. K rouse is employed tt the Marks Manf?. Company at Ind. Harber.

. MUCH STRIKE SUFFERING Ko Surprise Will Come If j 45,000 Longshoremen j

GARY RUSSIAN SEEKS DIVORCE

In the Gaiy superior court yesterday Frank Waiculis. a Russian, filed a corrplaint seeking a divorce from his wife. Annie, who Wt him on March -0, 1313.- for Russia, taking their son and ail his money.

also Go Out.

(interaanonu navi sernce.) i KKV. YORK. Jan. 10. Thousands of ;

BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Jan. 10. The board of county commissioners of Monroe county met here recently and je-organized for the coming year with John Nance as president.

iiVANSniJ-B, Jan. 3 0. The ft rat Informal meeting of the "World TVsr Veterans wis hejd h'-e Jin. fi and about three hundred returned scaler?, sailors and marines were present where plans were taking definite form for a national organira t.or. and to make application for a charter. BACKACHE

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Hamlin i Wizard Oil A harmless and effective preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica. Lame Back and Lumbago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limners up stiff aching joints and muscles. Yc-j hare no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mishap, -when there it need of an immediate healing, antiseptic application, as in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stinns. Get it from droggistt for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle nnd get your money back. Ever constipated or have 5ck headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little trink pills, 50 cents. Guaranteed.

(By International 1,'ews fseivicc.) V.'ASHINGTON. Jan. 10. "The uoldler ooesu't want charily; all le asks is opportunity and that Is what I propose that the American thai! give him." Secretary Lane thus summed up his plea f-.r the, speedy pii:.sa&e of his bill providing for 5100 000,000 to reclaim land for farm turposc-s for American soldiers whn he eppeareJ this afternoon at a public hearing here held in the big caucus room of the house, office building for the purpose of discussing plans of taking tare of :lio returning "doughboys."

JUDGE WILDERMUTH AT INDIANAPOLIS Judge Ora L. ""Vildermuth cf Gary, went to Indianapolis to attend the convening e.f the state leg islatu t e. lie returned to Gary last nis'ot. 1 COLUMBIA CI TV. Jan. "1?. The es- j tfiblishnien: of a ho.fic for the aged, to he known 83 the J"s.e P. Oman Old j Reople's home Is provided for !n the will of the late Jesse ft". On. on. of this i city . !

YOUR SHOES

UNFILLED U. S.

STEEL TONNAGE

WEAR LONGER

(By International News Service.) N K. "W Vi'HK, Jan. 10. In its monthly statement issucl today, the U. S. Si.ee" corporation reports unfilled orders on its hooks aj of December 31. last, cf T.HTD.l.vj tous, compared with f.lC4.6i3 tons on November 30 la;'.

1918 POLCE REPORT.

During the year 191 a' cording to an exhaustive report handed out by Chic? of Police Foibis. Gary. there were for the yesr 5.600 arrests r.-ade; and f.nes and costs raid tor the year

totaled 37,12. j P'or the four previous years there j were 1n 131 4 3,571 arrests. 1815 3. 1 S 1. j 13-16, 4.03, and in 1917 3,671 and dur- j :ng thee years there were paid in j fines and costs. 1514 3.06S: 1315. 5.265: 1616. $3,173: and 117. $15,005.

jlen months ago. W. IT. Kcltev. n lumber salesman of Omaha, had a pair of shews re-so!cd v.ith Neohn Slcs. Mr. Kelley docs much walking and has v.orn these shoes constantly. lie sav:; "they are still pock! for another ten months of wear." Good shoe stores carry Neo'un-?o!ed sisoes in many styles for men, women and children. They cost you no more than shoes that pve lss wear. Neolin Soles are alv available everywhere for re-soling. Remember these soles are created by science to be what sn!f should be. They are comfortable and waterproof as well as long-wearing". They are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Akron. Ohio, v.ho also make Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear any other heels. Ileolm Soles

fersor.a in New York will suffer from ! JiUtiger within 48 hours unless the con- j I.tion brought about by the strike of ; 14.000 membera of the Marino "Workers' ! kSliation. which has tied up harbor ! fc-afr.c Is alleviated, officials stated to- i He-re Ic'r relief from two sources is ' Entertained. President Wilson, who has keen appealed to by New Jersey off!- j Hais, may act by wire!e. The strikers ' IlIbo are to vote during the day on the Jeg'i-'st for a 48-hour armistice made to Jtrike leaders by H. Smith, regional di- , ezt"r of the United States.- railroad ad- !

ir In.strat ion. Meanwhile there i a possibility of Jtae ranks of the strikers being aug(r.fnted by 4",'.m"i0 lonsrshorc-men unless on:c soil o a settlement is reached.

sTHEN NEURALGIA0' ATTACKS NERVES

Sloan' Liniment scatters the congestion and relleyes pain

riLES MECHANIC'S LIEN AGAINST STORE I Ir Gary superior court yesterday the jfcwelg Roofing Company filed petition lo forctloso on a two-story brick combination store and apartment bu'ld'.rg fwivd by Joseph Joboski, Seventeenth --er.. and Delaware street, and Martha Kruceaski. Nineteenth avenue ana Massachusetts street, to recover an -co .rit for 330 for labor performed

A little, applied vAlhemt rubbing, ynH ptiuirale immediately and rest and soothe the nerves. Sloan's Liniment is very effective la alia yiag external pains, strains, bruises, aches, 6tiff joints, sore muscles, lumbago, neuritis, 6ciatica, rheumatic twinges Keep a big bottle always on haai for family use. Druggists everywhere.

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Economy, our motto for 1918. was a success. Tlic results for the yeai are satisfactory to us and apparently to the public for our trade goe5- right on. Thanking the public for past patronage our resolution is to serve you still better for the year 1019. A Happy and Prosperous Xew Year to all.

GROCERIES Apples, Baldwins, 10 lbs 65c Evaporated Peaches, lb 17c Kaisms, large Muscatels, lb 18b Pancake or Buckwheat Flour, pkg ...li lie Grandma Noodles or Spaghetti, :? pkgs 25c Salmon, fancy red. two 1'j lb. cans. 35c Tomatoes, large cans 19c dozen $2.25. Corn, Xo. 2 cans 15c dozen, $1.75. Peas, fancy Early June 11c dozen, SI. 65.

MEATS. Boneless Sirloin Roast. . .. . .25 to 2Sc Fancy Boiled Bib Boast. . . .28 to 30c Native Chuck Boast 22 to 25c Veal Leg Boast 30 to 32c Veal Shoulders 25c Veal Stew, 21 C; five lbs $1.00 Club Steaks 28c

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Milk Fed Native Veal Leg or Loin, lb Prime English Leg of Mutton, lb

Genuine Spring Lamb, hind quarter, lb 27c Fresh Lean Pork Butts for Roasting, lb 23c Small Lean Strips of Bacon, lb .30c Fresh Baltimore Oysters, per qt, 65c

Prime Native Beef Pot Boast, lb Prime Native Bib Boast of Beef, lb.

Prime Native Short Bibs of Beef, lb. ..20c Prime English Mutton Chops, lb.' 2(3c Fresh Cut Lamb or Mutton Stew, lb.. .19c Fresh Spare Bibs, Iran and Meaty, lb 17c Fresh Meatv Nn-k Bones, lb Sc

Fresh Liver sliced to order, lb 7c Fresh Pigs Feet, all fronts, lb 7C Fresh Young Pork Shank. b. ',' 19c Good Sugar Cured Boiling Bauon. lb- .29c Ham, Berlin or Veal Sausage, lb.. .25c Our Viw st Brand Bak d 'eal"Loaf,

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