Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1919 — Page 7

Tuesdav. Mar 13. 1919.

THE TIMES.

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PROGRESSIVE LEADERS . MEETJN CHICAGO Prominent Bull Moosers Gather to Stir Things up at Conference.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 CHICAGO. May IT a movement in tincier way today to muster tlie full strength cf the progressive party and put up a fight for control of the Republican National convention next year. Kormer Progressive leaders from a n:en states met here under the leader-

Lift Off Corns Doesn't Hurt! Fw drops stop soreness, then corn or calfua lifts off with fingers.

A noted t'moinna:'. authority air.ered a new ether compound and called 1r freezorte and a quarter ounce of it now can he had for a few cents at any drug: store. Tou simply apply a few drops of this magic freezone upon a tender corn or rainful callus and instantly the soreness disappears, then shortly you will find the corn or callus so loose that you en lift it off with the fingrrs. You feel no pain, not a particle of .'-. reness, either when applying freezone ov afterwards, and it doesn't even irri- !"" the skin. I'ard corns, soft corns or corns btwrn the toes, also toughened calluses, l is: shrivel up and lift off so easy. It Is wonderful! It works like a charm. Try Women should keep it on their dressers grid never let a corn ache twice. .dv.

Be Careful With YOUR RUGS Did you know the F. C. Hopms.n Co., General Cleaners, have added a department to their

jreneval cleaning plant for bring-

ing back life to th costliest of oriental and domestic rugs? Don't take any chances; send your rues to a strictly reliable concern. "We will make thern look ?.s new, as beautiful and as immaculate as the day you bought them. Our faofiities can't be excelled ven In Chicago, and our work i absolutely guaranteed. Tc?bnne today for our representative for particulars.

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General Cleaners Sibley Street. Hammond. TeleDhcne 216.

ship of Gov. Heny J. Allen, of Kansas, and Girford Flnchot of Pennsylvania and after outlining a general program for the delegate, fight in the primaries and stata conventions returned to their various states to "stir up things" for a second meeting scheduled for the latter part of this month. Among those at yesterday's conference were Gov. R. P. Bass, New Hampshire; Clarence I. Podge, Colorado Springs, Colo; Alexander C. Moore. Pittsburgh; Mai. Edward . Clark. Washington, V. C; Henry C. Wallace, Dea Moines; Frank P. Corrick, Nebraska; William H. Dye, Indiana, and Harold Ikes and Donald Kichbrg. of Chicago. It was declared that Senator Hiram Johnson, of California, is not only In

svmoathv with the movement, but "will l

come out in the open and fight" for th new order of things. The following were mentioned as "acceptable presidential timber" from the progressive viewpoint: Jdaj. Gen. Leonard Wood. I. P. Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin. V. S. Senator Hiram Johnson and Gov. Frank Lowdcn cf Illinois.

CARDINALS HOPES HINGE ON PITCHING STAFF

NC-4 NOW KEADY FOR THE FLIGHT

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I CHATHAM. Mass., May IS. Ready for an ?0O-mile non-stop "leap" to Trepassey, N. F.. to Jo'.n her two sister planes, in the trans-Atlantic flight. V. t5. seaplane NC-4 was on the beach near the naval air station this morning. Prospects wera that the airmen would "hop off" Cape Cod today. A high north wind was blowiing. It Came Un the wake of the northwest storm that lashed the coast for several days, holding- the NC-4 here stormbound. Weather forecast. however, indicated that the wind racing; at SO miles an hour this morning, would subside during- the morning, permitting the aviators to "hop off." The flight of the NC-4 from nockaway Beach, L. I., to Halifax, N. S.. on the first leg of the trans-Atlantic flight with the NC-1 and NC-S, was Interfered with by motor trouble. Sines putting in a new motor has been installed on the NC-4 and today Lieut. Commandeed A. C. Reed of East Lyme, X. H., in command of the aircraft was prepared to "skip" off to join the NC-1 and NC-3 at the end of the second leg of the overseas flight.

The Easiest Way To End Dandruff

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Branch Rickey has one cf the best infields in th National league.

His outfield is jrood. His catching staff is admittedly better than

Above, left to right. Gonzales, Amea, Rickey and Stock. Below, Cruise. any other in the league. So. as the team looks now, the success of it depends on the hurlers. Branch has quantity but not quality in this department. Doak, Ames and Goodwin are his best i trio. They aren't world-beaters.

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There Is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that Is to dissolve it. This destroys It entirely. To do this. Just get about four ounces cf plain, ordinary liquid anon: apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it In gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all. of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of It. no matter howmuch dandruff you may have.

You will find, too, that all itching and digging cf the scalp will stop Instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous. '

glossy, silky and soft, and loolc ana reel

NEW POSTOFFICE FOR E. CHICAGO IN FUTURE

Postmaster Charles B. Donovan, Jr., postmaster at East Chicago, is authority for the statement that on or about July 1st, the substation now in the Given building at the corner of Todd and Chicago aves. will be moved into the new building now under process of erection on Forsythe avr.. just south of the Hartley Theatre building. This is the .birllUine being put up by Mat Dombkowski. The post office has been located in the. Given tuiidniK for the past ten or twelve years and to many of the citizens in that end of the city seems almost like a permanent fixture. For some time, howeer, tho quartern there have been too small for the largely Increased volume of business. The new building will afford an ideal site and will furnish very fine quarters. The mall service at the present time, while not wholly up to the standard that was established just prl-r to ill outbreak of hostilities with Germany, has been increasing in efficiency since the signing of tho armistice and the return of the soldier boys and with the

hundred times better.

You can get liquid srvon at sny drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail. Adv.

j added facilities that the new building j

Announcement! Just arrived full line Gents' Furnishings. Also Hih Class Tailored Clothing. 35 to 50 per ceni

savings on each Article guaranteed.

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GUSS Phone Hammond 771.

will afford, patrons of the. office may well I feel assured that the very highest grade

or service possible will be given. Fostmaster Ionovan is to be congratulated in putting through a nie thit will have the universal support of th! citizens of the old town of East Chicavo proper.

CAN NOW PUT UP JS SCREENS Dyer a Five Honor Flag Town Expects a German Cannon As a Reward.

rtPECIAL TO THE TIMES DTEH. Ind., May 13. A. W. Stnmrtel. president of the First National banle here and chairman of the Victory Liberty loan for St. John township, can now ghe a little attention to banking business, his war garden, putting up the fly screens, etc. Dyer and St. John township went oer the top with a subscription of $51,509. Chairman Stommel tried hard to make it $100,000. but couldn't quite st that far. As it Is. he has a 2tQr, subscription and expects one. of those German cannons as a reward. This tops the Fourth loan by six thousand. In evei y loan Mr. Stommcl has put Dyer over the top and it is one of the Fifth loan oversubscription towns with Ave honor flags a record not surpassed by any placi In the county. There were nearlv two

J hundred subscribers in the patriotic lit

tle town.

FARMERS

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WATCHFUL

JERGES

INDIANAPOLIS Oapt. Eddie f!lckenbecker, the American ace of aces, and former race-driver, will tell why the American av.atois had the Huns scared at a Boy Scout meeting here May 29.

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Range, Chestnut and Buckwheat Coal Delivered to Any Part of the City. Ask Us for Prices. West Hammond Coal Company

J. J. BREHMi Prop.

PHONES: Res., 1674; Office, 2955.

How to Bathe Face To Remove Wrinkles

Since its remarkable astringent snd tonic properties became known, clever women all over the country have been using tho saxolite face bath to "tone up" their faces. remoe wrinkles and draw Tabby cheeks and neck back to normal.

After using the solution, the face immediately fels much firmer. The skin tightens evenly all over the face, thus reducing lines and sagginess. The-fonu-ula is: Powdered saxolite, one ounce, dissolved in witch hazel, one-half pint. These ingredients are of cours perfectly harmless and there Is no ditriculty ' n rtVi t a i ni n r thpm At & rw H i-h ir 1 1 . , .

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Plans Made to Prevent Sedtiionist From Taking Seat in House.

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FEINTS MORE AUTO ADVERTISING THAW ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN THIS DISTRICT AND IS THE BEST WAY SFOR DEALERS TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PROSPECTIVE CUSTOMER ifjTEvery Man in Lake County Who HUhas Money to Use in Buying an Automobile Reads THE TIMES.

riNTERNTIONL NEWS SERVICEI

v ..iHI.m;t'J.n. .May 13. IMans t3

prevent Victor Bergrr. Socialist, convicted In the Federal courts of Illinois for violation of the espionage act, from taking- his seat In congress were put

under way ty house leaders today. It

Is expected that he will appear Monday when congress soes Into extraordinary session, and attempt to qualify. His case will he referred to a special committee, which was expected to report against Berger as soon as they eeeur-s the court records. These, house leaders said, would make out a prima facie cas.? apainst Berber's fitness to take his seat Bergrer is now on the payroll of th house, drawing his $623 a month.

STATE NOLL PROSSES

HAMMOND CASE

Chicago and Gary Men Accused by Joe Cochatte of E. Chicago, Released.

CnOWN POINT. Ind. far 13 A serious disease resembling: the Australian take-all" dlseaeee has made its appearance near Granite City. Illinois. Its presence in Indiana s suspected. It is highly desirable to know Immediately whether the disease has come into our state and if so, at what points '.t has established Hseelf. In the field of the disease appears in more or less circular patches varyingIn size from 5 to 25 feet In diameter, which are conspicuous "because of the marked stunting of th plants wh'ich are often only a few Inches hich when healthy plants are knee hich. In one field visited the disease wa. present in such severity that most of the plants were stunted or dead with only an occasional normal plant; Riving the field a very ragged appearance. The diseased plants from such fields are cha racter'.zed by a dark brown discoloration and soft rotting of the leaf sheathes which, as the disease iproRroses, penetrates to the stem and finally causes the latter to rot off at the. crown. The plants tend to send out more shoots which result In a thick rosette of short shoots. The diseased plants also have a darker green col -r than the healthy ones. Kvery farmer in Lake county should inspect his wheat fields at once and report any suspected trouble to V. A. Place, county agricultural agent. Spec. Iments should be furnished the County Agent also wherever possible. Immediate action Is urged in this important matter.

NATIONAL W. C. T. U. JUBILEE DRIVE The five-year program of the Woman's Christian. Temperance Union began on March 20th with a ten week drive for one million dollars, which will be used In continued Temperance Work In America, that liquor Interests may not be able to repeal or nullify the prohibition law, for Amerlcanlza-t-.on. Child Welfare, Moral Education, and to send missionaries and workers across seas in the work of world prohibition. The county has been divided into ten sections. Every stats has ibeen given Its quota and for ten weeks ten national field representatives will tour the country In the Interests of the drive, while mass-meetings and individual work will be carried on ererywhere. The national field representatlTes are women drawn from its own organl-

zat' on who are able to speak st first hand of conditions In America nd the world. Miss Anna Gordon, Illinois National President and Chairman Jubilee Committee, was associated for many years with Frances E. Willard in the work of the organization. Is

Honorary Secretary of the World's W. C. T. U. and is familiar with W. C. T. U. work in forty nations, and has vis

ited many overseas countries.

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Best Flour Washburn - Crosby'i Gold Medal Flour bbl. fack....$7i45 bbl. sack... $374 k bbl. ack..$l.g

Campbell's Sour?, tomato or vegetab! per can QC Lux, the perfect soap In flakes, per pkg. at 10C Tomatoes, TVeenis Maid Brand, No. 2 cans, 3 for 35c Peeled Peaches, fancy evaporated, per pkg. 25c

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Jall-O, assorted flavors, 3 pkgs 29c

Ortsco, the Fbortenins, yA lb. can

b s it special 49c

Cocoa, Hunkers Famous brand, H lb. caa -20c Colonial Preserves, all varieties, 2 larga jars 57C

Pure Sugar Cane Granulated 3'iirar, with grocery order of $1.50 or r.iore (flour, eoap or liairy products not Included), 10 lbs. 93c , '

Red Cross Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. ... 28c Taney Red Alaska Salmon. Dinner brand, 1 lb. can.-29c Rice, finest quality Blue Rote, 3 lbs. for 35C Crown Apple Butter, full qt. jar 29 C

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Edward Crowley, of Chicago, and Joe Matthews, of Gary, arrested in Hammond yesterday for assault with intent to kill and accused of being implicated in the robbery of Joe Cochattl, 519 Olcott ave.. E. Chicago, were released from custoday this morning before Judge T. Klotz in Hammond city court. The men were defended by W. W. McMahon. and the case against them was nolle proasej because of the lack of evidence. Cochattl was robbed of money and Liberty bonds while on a street car, and the case presented many difficulties to the state because of the great trouble In getting evidence that will stick In dip cases.

TWO HAMMOND MEN IN SO. BEND COURT SOT.TFT BEND, May 13. Orover C. Home, brought back from Hammond to answer to a charge of wife desertion, wilt have a hearing In the city court Wednesday. Ills wife 'is the complainant. Bond Is fixed at $300. The South Bend chapter of the Red Cross was instrumental in having Home returned to this city. Xelson Hammond, who says he lfves In Hammond, Ind., was fined five dollars and costs for lntoxlcat'ion. He was arrested on complaint of Mrs. Fuller, who lives at 526 South Williams street.

AN'DERSON Officials of the Colonial Tire and Rubber Company have announced that they will open their

new factory her in June with a force of ahoujt a'

WHITING- WARS AGAINSTJ3PEEDERS (SPECIAL TO THE TIMES) WHITING. Ind.. May 13. Whiting

speeders arrested over fcunday were as follows: Harry Welmer, released on $:5 cash bond: Mike Pupukovlch, reIrased on $23 cash bond: Andrew Fdorka. released on $25 cash bond; Paul Wana maker, released on $25 cash bond; Joseph Perrin. released on $25 cash bond, and Frank Bogdanlch, who was -harged with speeding on. h'is motorcycle, was also released od a $25 cash bond.

OVERWORKED SCHOOL GIRL Bad Bad Headaches Always Tired, Ho

Appetlts Vlnol aiacls Hrr welL BainbrMge, X. T. "My little daughter. 13 jears oid, overworked and was rundown, tired all the time, nervous, had headaches, couldn't eat and had to stay out of school. Vinol has built her up. She has a good appetite, no mors headaches and has returned to school again." Mrs. Lester Andrews. Thers Is no secret about Vinol. It owes its success to beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates, the oldest and most famous body building and strength creating tonics. Joseph W.

fWeis. druggist, and Morris Pharmacy.

Vinol Is sold In East Chicago by Schlieker's Pharmacy and in Whiting by L. H. Matterns and druggists everywhere. Adv. F. S. Our Saxol Pale Is truly wonderful tar .'"-"'B-' U. '

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Buy Your Coffee Minas Blend, 3 lbs $1.10 Monarch brand, 3 lbs... $125 R. M. C. brand. 3 lbs- $ll5

Buy Your Soap KIrk'g American Family or Fels Naphtha. 100 bar case, J5.85; 10 bars 59c

Wilson's Catsup, 2 ties Fancy

Tomato large bot----,27c Michigan

Navy for

Beans, 3 lbs. 32c

Pork and

43c;

cans

Monarch Beans, 3

per can Ryzon, the perfect baking powder, 1 lb. can 35C

Seed Potatoes, fancy Early Rose, per peck 50C Grandma's Washing Powder, large package 16c Figs, high grade cooking fruit, per ib. 25c Peanut Butter, the best quality, lb..-21c

Smilax Sugar Corn, extra fancy, 3 can; for 5QC Monarch Grape Marmalade, 27 or. jar 39C Fifzpatrick's Superior Family Soap, 10 bars Sauer'e Vanilla or Lemon Extract, per bottle ... l5c

Edward C. Minas Co.

COAL INSURANCE Wc do not believe there will be any reduction in the price of coal this year. The Wise Consumer will order now and take in a good share of his year's supply under existing price conditions. Phone 1490

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