Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1919 — Page 8

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REGION GETS TWO DELEGATES

The Calumet region landed two of the d.-legates from the Northwestern Indiana Conference of the M. E. church '-o the general conference of the M. 1churches of the world which will be held a' pes Moines, la. At the buslnes session of the conference yesterday at Frankfort. C. Oliver Holmes of Gary was named one of the five lay delegates and Rev. T. J. Bassett if Hammond, one of the five ministerial delegates. Marvin Campbell of South Eend on whom the Calumet region also has a strong claim is also a lay delegate. At thcsession yesterday afternoon the laymen and ministers met together instead of holding separate mee"ings as had betn planned. The spf-akers on the laymen, program refused to deliver their addresses before the larger body with the exception of Charles Surprise of Hammond. His address -n "Law Enforcement and The Church was the first on the program and made such a hit that he has already had three invitations to give it at other cities.

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t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SV1CE1 HELENA. Ark.. Oct. i A negro Insurrection and not an ordinary riot was

prematurely started when authorities ' sought to arrest a boot-legger Tuesday i night, precipitating guerilla war in the cane-brake section of Phillips countyj which so far has resulted in the deah j of four white men and fourteen negroes, j according to information in the hands' rf federal invest gators here today. 1 While the situation appeals to be well in hand today, reports reached hero during the night of battles between troops and small crowds of well-armed nrgroes in various parts of the country in whicu several negroes e.re reported to have been killed. Three solders were reported seriously wounded in one of these, fights northwest of Elaine. This, however, could not be- confirmed today. j

Mr. Woollen has not been active in rolitlcs but he gained considerable prominence and success as fuel administrator. Before his term was completed he went to Washington and worked w ith the fuel administration (therj until It was disbanded.

HOW STOCKS OPENED

WOOLENS MAY BE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE rTlHES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Oct. 3. Evans Woollen, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust company here and former federal fuel administrator for Indiana, may be a democratic candidate for governor, It is rume-red. There has been an effort for some time to make Woollen a candidate for the senate but recently this has been turned into an effort to persuade him that he should become a candidate for governor. Another rumor has It that Mr. Woollen will be appointed secretary of commerce by President Wilson to succed Secretary Bedfield. There are some democrats who believe he may receive this appointment snd also become a candidate for governor.

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK. Oct. 4. trenglh was displayed in the stock market opening today with the oil issue featuring the trading. .Mexican Petroleum opened up 2V at 226; Pan American 1 at 118'-; Colorado Petroleum 'j at 50 la and other oils gained fractionally. The Steels Hnd Industrials shared in the upturn. Steel common advanced Ti to 1054. Baldwin IS to 1332; American Locomotive I', to 112; Bethlehem B H to 103 and Studebaker 1 , to HS'i. At the end of the first fifteen minutes Mexican Petroleum advanced l1 further to 227Jt nd fractional gains were recorded in the other standard shares.

in charge of the distribution of sugar in Indiana is urging consumers to conserve every possible gram. With this object In view he has asked Indianapolis restaurants not to put sugar bowls on tables.

IT'S UNCLE JOE BUT SOMETHING'S SURELY MISSING

TIGHTENING- UP ON SUGAR SUPPLY (TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL IXDUVAPDLIS. Ind., Oct. 3. With twenty-cent sugar in sight and with no indications that there will be a sufficient supply for "me time, Stanley WyckofC.

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According to Mr. Wyckoff, the cane sugar supply will soon be exhausted and beet sugar will take its place. The beet sugar output will not be controlled 'My the sugar equalization board and the price will not be fixed. It will be put on the market on a competitive basis. Hence the prediction that th pric will reach 20 cents.

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FRENCH WANT LEAGUE TO MEET

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS. October 4 In the belief that the league of nations ought to mett as son as possible. Premier Clemenceau, has written a letter to Col. E. M. House, of the American peace delegation, suggesting that the first meeting be hel din Washington in November. The press interprets M. Clemenceau'g letter as meaning that the Trench premier believe sthat it is necessary for the league of nations to come into operation at the earliest possible moment. The Figaro, in commentinr upon the letter, points to the Fiume incident. This paper says: "A compromise assuring Italy possession of Fiume in fact while it is theoretically under control of the league of nations law would appear impossible. "

Potash In Bracken. It Is Relieved that the ash of bracken contains 40 to 50 per cent of soluble potash. The potassium oeemrs chiefly as sulphate and chloride.

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