Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 31, Hammond, Lake County, 24 July 1919 — Page 7

Thursday. Julv 24. 1919.

INDIANA

SHPPERS

TESTIFY

r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I CHICAGO. July 24. Indiana shippers resumed the presentation of their testimony in the Indiana-Illinois freight T"ite case before the Interstate commerce commission here today, giving numer

ous specific Instances of inquali'ies In

rites operating to their disadvantage.

L. A. Clark, representing Ball BroThers

o' Muncie. glass fruit jar nanufaclur

er. was the f.rt witness called. He

ti'ld of the advantage jar manufacturers

at Hlllsboro. 1!!.. have over his firm because of the low rates.

He showed where they are able to

ship their product much more cheaply

and to obtain sand and fuel oil u'd In the rr.anufactcre of glass at low rates. It. H. Co:tpsticfc, of the Indiana Cham

ber of Commree. was reclled. his testimony show ins that in the shipment of canned vegetables Indiana canners must psv 2.. rer cent higher rates than- Illinois eanrers. His testimony was cor

roborate! by F. K. I'i'r.niMt. traffic man-j

agr of the Der racking; Co. at V in enncs.

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Seep Seated TTrlo Acid Deposit! Ar SlssoWed sad th XJisn.aLa.tlo Poison Start to the System Wltala Twcsty.foar Hours. Every druggist in this county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer in this vicinity that if two bottles ofUcrirhu. the surn eotiquer r of rheumatism, does not stop all agony, reduce woli 11 joints and do away with even tlv: Slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return jour money wtthout comment. A!lnrhu has been tried and tested for yeirs. and really marvelous results have ber-n accomplished in the most severe cases ami hfr the suffering and agony a.is intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Aiknrhu relieves at once. Immediately alur you start to take It the good wor begins. It searches out the uric ucid deposits, dissolves the secretions and driws rheumatic poison out of the body through the kidneys and bovels.

I ft; marvelous how quickly it acts. 1 relief often come in two days, mill en in cases where the suffering is most paii.tul all traces disappear in a fiv days. Mr. James Allen, the discoverer of .Mcrirhu. who for many years suffered tli-' ti.rnujits f acute rheumatism, desires nil sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unIfss Allcrirhii decisively conquers th's . 1st of :ill diseases anl he has instructed your druggist to guarantee it l:i eicrV instance. Adv.

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24-KOUR STRIKE A FAILURE

INVENTS NEW

TIRE CHAIN

" INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! T,N"ION. July ;!. The proposed general tunil;. -four-hour strike throughout T.urope. which was to have begun ytsteruy. rroved a failure. The Copenhagen correspondent of tha Fxehange Teh graph reported today that In only one country-. Austria. vu,'l ' termed anything like a complete success. This news was not confirmed li - n-y other source. In Frnnce th" strike was doomed befire time for it to begin, the French r,r noral Federation of Labor jailing H oft. Further ad vices from Copenhagen sai.l that the strike proved an absolute failin' in Sweden and Denmark, but that v., me of the Socialist workers obeyed th.1 tall m Norway. In Rome a general walkout also failed. The attempt to bring about a general Kuropean strike was engineered by rad;a! Socialists. Pierlin is without street railway transT .-nation, gas and electricity as the result of a. strike of workers there. Slid dispatch from that city. Socialists T! most of th" German cities are agit.it!n;. the dispatch said.

Said to Be First Tire Chain Improvement in Over Seventeen Years.

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Use Famo Every Day For Healthy New Hair Faithful daily use of Famo is as riecesary to keep your hair healthy as thrice-daily brushing is to keep your teeth good. If you have dandruff, Famo will destroy it by stopping Seborrhea, , the disease that causes dandruff. Famo gives the hair health and vigor. Its constant use stimulates "the growth of new hair. Used each day it keeps the hair soft, silky ar.d glossy; the scalp as clean and sweet as a baby's. Famo contains no alcohol to cause scalp and hair dryness. It postpones grayness by making and keeping the hair healthy. You will enjoy using Famo ever day of your life. It requires no rubbing; it does feed antf nourish the hair roots. It steps itching and make the whole h.ad healthy. - Famo is sold at all toilet goods counters in two sizes 35 cents for the small size and an extra large bottle at $1.00 guaranteed. 5eh-rrkea is mnrbMly wenesti flow f'erm the sebactos glands of tht sea p. T'mt seborrhtsn ifcrttion farms n sem'ts ni floats and is commonly known as dandruff. Mfd. by The Famo Co., Detroit, Mich.

E. C. Win Co., Hsm'd; I.. Harry wela. Centl Draff Store, Ind. Hsr.; SclUeiker's Plitrrn'r, E. CM. ; Mat. tern Drug Co., Whiting.

A quick detachable, non-skid tire chain that is said to be the first tire chain improvement in over seventeen

yeaors has been patented by the Hear Manufacturing Company. Rock Island. I 111. This new chain can be put on or j taken off in a few seconds without the j use of a Jack or any other tools and it . makes no dieffrence whether you are already in the mud or on a dry road,- I is the only chain thut can be put on '

when th? wheels are mired down in the mud. In fact they are so easily attached any time that a child of eight rati put them on or take them off with perfect ease. A large force of salesmen is now being organized to cover the hardware and automobile accessory trade

nd when this is completed, the manu-

turers contemplate launching a

heavy advertising campaign to acquaint the public witli their new product.

and fact

MEXICAN BLAMES THE U.S. SAILORS

Commander of Tampico Says American Consul Agrees With Him.

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 MEXICO PITT. July 14. Commander Gonzales of Tampico declares that the American consul agrees with him that U. S. sailors from the Cheyenne were to blame for the assault they suffered by bandits, said an official report on the incident given out here today. Gonzales declares the American consul puts responsibility on the Americans for failing to notify the Carranza authorities that they were passing beyond the Carranza outposts into a region unprotected against bandits. The official stateemnt further de

clares that four of the bandits who J participated in the killing of John Cor- j rell. an American, have been killed and j

that troops are pursuing ine muraerer of the American Catron. It is stated that another American, Hughes, whose death was reported at Arbol Grande, died from wounds self-inflicted when he tried to shoot a policeman who arrested him for drunkenness. "

CHICAGO

LESSONS IN OPTOMETRY BY C. C. CARROLL Of Carroll A. Newton EYI3 AJTD EDUCATION. Almost all the knowledge that children secure comes to them by way of the eyes. That indicates the importance of having their eyes In a condition as nearly as possible normal. Parents should take nothing for granted about their childten's eyes, because errors can be. and often are. present without being suspected. Our services might help the success of your child. CARROLL & NEWTON Optometrists and Jewelers 186 6tat St., Hammond. Ind. WAV.VApi

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl .

WHITING. InJ . July 24. The trial

of Attorney S. H. Grcenwald of South Chicago, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses was postponed until July lit h. Greenwald whom it Is said ' collected money from foreigners for an insurance company in which the government was supposed to pay benefits several times the sum invested, is under foOO bonds. When the trial was hooked at the city hall a number oT foreigners who are said to have given Greenwald money gathered and threatened to lynch him. The entire Whiting police force was called to preserve order.

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Hammond Firm Increases Radius With Goodyear Pneumatics "On the recommendation of the local Goodyear Service Station, and very much against the advice t of my drivers and others, I equipped our two new Old Reliable' trucks with Goodyear Pneumatic Cord Truck Tires. After three months of active service the radius of our business was more than doubled. "We found that with the Pneumatic Tires our efficiency was increased to such an extent that we were enabled to cover our recently enlarged territory without increasing the number of our trucks. "We also found that we are able to operate our trucks on about one-third of the amount of gasoline previously used, and the cost of maintenance and repairs has decreased. We are replacing all of our solid equipment as fast as it wears out with Goodyear Pneumatic Tires." MOORHEAD OIL COMPANY. Despite objections from their drivers and from many other persons the Moorhead Oil Company followed our recommendation and equipped two of their trucks with Goodyear Pneumatics. And, as usual, the big Goodyears made good protecting the trucks that Speed of operation was increased and the Moorhead Company was enabled to cover twice its former territory. Note also that even though greater demands were made upon the trucks, their operating cost both for upkeep and for gasoline has been reduced by these easy-rolling tires. Consequently, the Moorhead Company has decided to equip their entire fleet with Goodyear Pneumatics as rapidly as possible. To you, a similar increase of truck earning power and reduction of upkeep may result from rise of these tires. Surely you will want to know at once the details of your probable profit. Stop and talk with us today. Delay may mean loss to you. Lake Co. Automobile Supply Co. Hammond, Indiana

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the monarchy as the foremost point in their program, and are ready to fftht parliamentary government to the knife, but we are armed for the, battle." declared the premier. Premier Bauer announced that his program included the socialization of errnan indutsries as far as possible and gave assurances that everyone would get food and clothing. The importation of luxuries will be excluded

st Hammond it and eery 211-115th St. " carry a full line of FRESH FISH rsdays and Fridays.

CAN'T 0VEHTHR0W REPUBLICAN SIDE ? INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 BERLIN. July I rremier Gustav Adolph Bauer renved emphatic notice upon the pan-Oermans in the national assembly at Weimar on Wednesday that they can never overthrow the republican government in Germany. It Is noteworthy that the gentle

men of the extreme right, at the very moment when the Hohenzollern empire Ilea dead, never again to be resurrected, have placed restoration of

USED FIFTY YEARS

FOR RHEUMATISM ' AT ALL DRUGGISTS

SHIPPERS 1ST GET BUSY AT ONCE

Tonnage Reports Must Be in Hands of Waterways Body by August 15.

The opportunity of the cities of tht Calumet region to become ports on th"

proposed Erie-Michigan canal depend: u.oii how well the shippers of the com

muti. ties nave compiled their tonnage

reports, all of which must he in th

hands of the Central Inland Waterway Association not later than August 1j.

Vnc call for these reports was sent ou:

several months ago. and forms to facili tate th? compiling of the same were dis

tribiitei among local manufacturers and

shippers by the commercial clubs and Chambers of commerce. DEFENDS ON TONNAQE VOLUME. According to Avery M. Groves, secreary of the association, it is absolutely rc-coss-ary that the reports he made for the selection of the rc.ute for the proposed canal will depend upon the volume of the tonnage shown by the various citi'p long l! . compel. ng routes, tbr- c in number. It or.ier to impress i pon the minds of the shippers the absolute necessity for quick action in the compilation of the reports, notices have been sent to thchambers of commerce and commercial clubs throughout nothern Indiana, urging them to see that every shipper an-

questing the important data.

MAPS SENT TO SHIPPERS. Maps have also been sviit to the shippers and manufacturers showing the exIt nt of the inland waterways proposition, where it will be possible to ship barges of freight from Chicago to Cineinn.it i. New York or New Orleans by bargcanals. Chicago having an outlet to the east through the Erie-Michigan and i.rle canals. Lake Erie and the Hudson liver: to Cincinnati by means of thv! proposed Erie-Michigan and Miami cantils, and th? Xew Orleans by way of the Drainage, canal ar.d the Mississippi river.

War. Mothers' Picnic Committee Meets On Tuesday the War Mothers' Cluh T,mmi)ti rrlPt with Mrs. McGill at

Gary and con pleted arrangements for their picnic and luncheon to be held at Miller Beach on Tuesday July 29, at which time it is expected onehundred mothers of soldiers will attend for a delightful outing. The picnic will bf given at the cottages of Mrs. McGill and Mrs. UnderwooJ near the lake on the sidewalk. All mothers who can come should notify Mrs. J Jones, phone 11SS or Mrs. 1. Holderman. phone 145 4 and arrange for bus to carry them to and from the beach before 11 o'clock on July :sth. All mothers who are to attend the picric are requested to bring a lunch, a cup. knife and fork.

erable whiskey Taft street.

at the premises at 923

The raid was made by Helin, Bucklin. Knotts, Bogardus and Marquardt and a quantity of whiskey Mas found Including a lot of empty bottles.

POLICE ARREST CHECK FORGER Another fraudulent check passer was captured by the Gary police yesterday making the second within the past two

weeks. He gave his name as Hustin H

Smith and his residence as 376 Madis.-n street. Furnishing a $1,000 bond Smi-' was released. The police are withholding the details awaiting other developments.

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Unearth Blind Pig. Bootlegging in Gary has been keeping the police on the alert for months and yesterday their efforts were rewarded in he arrest of William Eleas whom it is said has been disposing of consid-

Buy Stock at Home In Successful Home Companies Gary National Life Insurance Company

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WAN T El ) Screw machine hands. Frank S. Betz Co.,

Hammond.

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l,OST A pair of rose glasses with gold chain in case. Finder return to Mee

swers the appeal of the association, r.j- Hotel. Reward. 7-2 4--I.

The Gary National Life Insurance Company is a Gary Company. It m-iVino- ;i wrtnrtWfiil vnrnrd A 1 tVinu 1 i rtle more than one vear old, it

making a record equal to companies 8 and 10 years old. GARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATES COMPANY The Gary National Associates Company is a Gary Company. It is amortuncce, loan and investment companv. We make loans on first mortgages in the Calumet region. And loans on farms in the best farming district in Indiana. No loans over 50rt of the valuation. ' , THE STOCK We are selling 67? participating preferred stock in tho Gary , National Associates Company, and stock in the Gary National Life Insurance Company : for a short time onlv in Garv and vicinity. Most of our stock we are selling m new territory outside of Gary. This is probably your last opportunity to acquire stock in these two woiiderfullv successful companies. MORTGAGE BONDS We have a few gilt edge 5 farm mortgage bonds and 6 Calumet District improved real estate bonds. These are coupon bonds backed by gilt edged mortgages. Not over 50 of the valuation of the property. For particulars, write, call or phone. ) GARY NATIONAL ASSOCIATES CO. GARY THEATER BLDG. GARY IND. PHONES 3423-4-5.

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