Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 252, Hammond, Lake County, 7 April 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES.

CHISAGO FEDERATION AGAKNSTRED SOCIALISTS American Workers Refuse to Imbibe Imported Socialistic Theories.

STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N SEavicri 'HI. AO Apr.! 7. The Chujgo TV-deration of l.a!.,-r stands today pract Tally iin;:M asra:nst all Xoreisn K-ands of fecial:?::!. At yest-rday's meeting- of the federation, members of an alleged "red element" attempted to Inject radical socialism into the meeting. Edward A. Nockels, shouting down the Socialists, Rained, the floor. 'Yo'i Socialists claim to r-e red.

DONT THRIWf AWAY YOURJfl SHOES Make Them Wear Like New As Did This Canadian Officer A Canadian army officer, William Pcmberton, of the famous Princess Pat Regiment, told of the extraordinary wear given him by a pair of army boots twice repaired with Neolin Exiles. "Six months of trench warfare under destructive conditions put the first pair of Xtdlin Soles out of business." said Lieutenant Pcmberton, "but ordinary soles would have gone to pieces in much less time." Don't throw away shoes that can be repaired. I lave-them re-bottomed with tough, durable NeSlin Soles. Any cobbler or repairman w ill do the work for you. The price is no more than for soles that cive less wear. Remember Ne6iin Soles are created by science to be what soles should be. They are flexible and waterproof as well as durable. They come on new shoes of all styles. They are made by Th? Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. Akron, Ohio, who also.make Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear any ether heels. fleolm Soles

You're not red. ou're ello'v." President John FitsputrlC followed Nockels "I want to say right now that we Americans will net Imbibe the Imported Socialist theories that have no standing In this nation. "The. men and women In the trades Union movement believe In American principles and Amer.can standard;', and If the Socialists think they can cram their foreign dope dnwn our throats, theyre mistaken."

aionday, April 7, 1919.

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HEAVY FOG IS N. I TRAFFIC

'STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE NEW YORK. April 7 A heavy tog, which covered New York like a blanket, seriously handicaped traffic !n the harbor during the forenoon today. The f re ighter Charyod is. from Bermuda, was the only one cf a half doien

steamers due here this morning that was able to make quarantine. Other vessels slowed up. awaiting better westher conditions. tesplto precautions numerous accidents were narrowly averted and ferryboats crept across the harbor and the North and I-ast rivers at frreatly reduced speed. Many harbor boats remained at their pie-s. It was announced at the port of embarkation. Hoboken, that the transport Leviathan, which is conveying Secretary of War Baker to Europe will not attempt to clear the harbor unless the fosr lifts. On account of her Ie, the Leviathan is unable to leave her pier except at high tide.

HOW STOCKS OPENED

stocks at the opening of tho stock market today, causing advances of one point or more In a number of issues. Steel common Indicated the general market tone, advaclng to 98 . and Hethlehem Steel B. In which there was persistent accumulation advanced one point to 70'. Marine pfd. rose to lllTi and Atlantic Gulf rose one point to "(Hi. Marine pfd. rose to 1117 and Atlantic Gulf rose one rolnt to 125. General Motors was again in demand, advancing 1 Ti to 172. There was renewed buying of the sugar storks, with American sugar mov.ing up Ht to 130 V Many specialties wero active and stron. Hide and Leather moving -P l'i to 23S nd the pfd. advanced 1 '7 to 12. riorce Oil sold at a nw high record, advancing to 20,. General Cigars advanced IS to 60SSouthern raclflc made a gain of to 105i and heading rose 5j to 85 4.

STREET FIGHTING IN TEXTILE STRIKE STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SERVICE! LA WHENCE. Mass. April 7. Street fighting broke out today -in the Text!l strike. A pitched battle. In which many shots were fired, took place between the police and strikers at Newbury and Common streets. Twenty of the ring leaders of the strikers were arrested. Bullets struck City Marsha! O'Briens automobile. A house In Newbury street, In which a wake was being held, was partly wrecked by a bomb.

SMASHUP ON GREEN LINE AT EAST CHICAGO (Continued from page one.)

ly. It was some time before the Huber ambulance got hold of tho man to take him to the hospital at Hammond. Mrs. Lulu Campbell, colored. 4343 Kennedy ave.. v. hs also Injured, her injuries being internal, the seriousness of which are yet unknown. lr. T. It. J'lhns was called to the police station to lonk after Mr. Klpley nnd gave him stimulants to tile, him over, if possible, the ride to Hammond. Mrs. Campbell was taken to Ir. Schlleker's drug store. The cars at this time did not con'sln

many passengers and consequently hut few were Injured. Art Lee. Indiana I Harbor, who was on his way to l'.isr t'hicngo, was on car 1502 and had Ill's face rut by fl ing glass. A number of I others received bruises and all of Ihoj

passengers were Fhocked and frightened. Ballard says that his brakes would rot work and that ho could not stop his car nor prevent the accident. A test of the brakes Immediately following the accident, however, showed that the brakes on his car wrrc in working condition. Ballard hss been in the service about four years and has a good record with the company. Under the circumstances. Chief cf Tolice Williams cf K. Chicago, ordered Ballard's arrest nnd ho 13 held awaiting further Investigation. Street car service was delayed a couple of hours, cars from both directions being held up at the scene. The wrecking car finally cleared the tracks and traffic was resumed.

SPRING FEVER

Following Colds, Grippe, TEIn., Watery or Poisoned Blood

BOOKS ARE WANTED.!

jouowing telegram was received by the Gary public library today from arl H. Milan, acting director library war service. Washington, D. C. statins that the 'Army Is depending on the American Library Association for delivery of 7"5.000 books overseas to maintain morale. The, present slacking in flow of gift books presents a M'nulne crisis. Need for action immediate. Indiana's quota 30.000. The quota for Gary is 2.000. Need fresh tie t Ion." Books or money for purchasing them will be received at the public library at any time. Wath paper for special campaign day. Gary must go over the top" and s'nd'morx than her quota. OKBHA MAUD PETERS. Acting Librarian.

How Long Must I Suffer

From the Pangs of Rheumatism?

Is there no real relief in sight? Doubtless like other sufferers, you have often asked yourself this question, which continues to remain unanswered. Science lias proven that yonr Rheumatism is caused by a germ in your Mood, and the only way to recti it is by a remedy which eliminates and removes these little pain demons from your blood. This explains why liniments and lotions can do no permanent good, for they

cannot possibly reach these germ which infest your blood by the miilions. S. S. S. has ben acecessfully used for Rheumatism fee more than fifty years. Try it to-day. and you will find yourself at last n the rij?ht track to get rid of your Rheumatism. You can get valuable advice about the treatment of your individual case by writing to the Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific C., Dept. D, Atlanta, Gi

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bule of car 2502 and fatally Injured the motorman. John Ripley. Mr. Ripley had his legs crushed and broken; his head and chest Injured, and was unconscious from the moment of the accident. The ambulance was called but before it could get to the scene of the collision, Frank Hublnger, health Inspector of Gary, drove up on his way to East Chicago. He commandeered the necessary help and took th- Injured man In his car to the police station. Meanwhile, the ambulance had gone to the scene on Chicago ave. Consequent-

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Sometimes a telephone subscriber will call a number and if he does not get an almost instantaneous response, will hang up the receiver and try again. Had he waited a few seconds longer, the call might have been answered. Hanging up the receiver prematurely means that your time and the time and work of the operator have been wasted. If the called party answers after you have abandoned the call, the operator must come on the line and explain, "A party calledyou but they nave hung up. Excuse it, please." Please allow the person you are calling a reasonable time in which to answer before abandoning your call. CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY

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Beautiful Dolmans

These beautiful Dolmans, made of finest quality silver tone, -wool velour a n d broadcloth, lined - throughout with high grade satin. Specially priced for this sale $32.50

Easter Dresses Exceptional values in new designs of dresses for Easter season. ' Georgette Crepe beautifully embroidered over charmeuse. Special $24.50 Others as low as $10.50 See them before you buy.

Beautiful New Capes Handsome fine all wool Serge Capes, nicely trimmed with silk braid

New Spring Hats Just received direct from New York 200 Spring Hats, each one a work of art and the newest creation. All priced at

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