Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1919 — Page 4

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spared the uncertainty that is created by the contrary evidences of doctors' optimistic bulletins and still more doctors and yet still more? The country ought to be told the truth and the whole truth and spared the confusion that Is inseparable from the character of the professional bulletins Issued from the White House and the testimony offered by the daily addition of a new rpeclalist to the staff at the executive mansion.

MAKING THEM UNDERSTAND. That the campaign against would-be revolutionists in the Middle "West is in the hand;? of the military authorities -will be gratifying to friends of law and order, despite an Inbred dislike of the cloak of armor in our streets. The moment has been reached when the situation has so far advanced as to demand mere expeditious treatment than can be administered through civil processes. The military can act sternly and promptly; it can cut red tape. This it seems to be doing at Gary and as result there is fear in the hearts of the agitator? through out the nation. That the "Reds" are being dealt with firmly will bring assurance to many citizens, although at no time has there been reason greatly to fear the outcome. The disturbers are numerically an insignificant minority. Bat they are a dangerous minority, as ruthless as any criminal. To yield an inch to them is to invite trouble. It Is unquestionable that when the period of insanity has passed and the "revolutionaries" are forgotten, a review wil Ishow that the number of native-born Americana in their ranks was negligible. Real Americans are cot deluded by false doctrine. Here is the frjrest evidence of the soundness of the republic.

MAKING MONKEYS OF MEN. A full generation having passed since the pathetic cape of Dr. Brown Sequard was forgotten, it may be believed the world is ripe for a day of wonderment over the dIscoerle3 of Dr. Serge Vonoroff. Brown-Sequard was goini; to restore the aged to youth and virility by pumping into men an elixir of his own concotlng and which lie had tried out on himself. He was 71 at the time and he lived live years longer, but long before death mercifully relieved him of the misery of contemplating mo of the highest reputations in medical history laughed to fcorn throughout the world, he had admitted that his "tlixir of life" had no power to do more than buoy the hopes of the credulous before taking. Dr. Voronoff appears to have profited little from the experience and disappointment of Dr. Brown-Sequard. True ,he does not claim for his method of treating the decrepit that it will thwart death or even postpone the inevitable end of man. He simply says .that. hi3 experiments with men and beasts convince him that it is possible to keep men vigorous, which should mean useful, beyond the time when they naturally begin to fail physically. Dr. Brown-Sequard resorted to sheep to secure the life-giving ingredient of his mixture, but those gentle animals are still most useful to man as wool producers and as mutton. Dr. Voronoff finds in monkeys the gland essential to be grafted into decrepit man in order to rejuvenate him. This is the first serious intimation that monkeys might be made to serve a useful purpose, save as entertainers. And there will be wide doubt whether it can be regarded as useful if we grant credence to the claims of Dr. Voronoff. Wo may question if the monkey treatment will make old men as active as the Jungle denizens robbed for their benefit, but that will interest the student less than the fact apparent by his mere statement Dr. Voronoff has made monkeys out of about as many people over the earth as Brown-Sequard did. Verily, hope springeth eternal in the human breast. The wonder is that men are not more discriminating in placing their hopes.

I , . I THE PASSIMGJ j SHOWj 1

WHAT IS THE TRUTH? If this country is functioning without a president and being kept in the dark, about the situation in the sick room it is high time that the people knew it. The Fort Fort Wayne News says that when President Wilson was first taken Hi one physician his own private medical attendant, the ever punctual Dr. Grayson sufficed. A the president began to improve it was found that three were necessary. His steadfast progress to recovery is noted daily in the bulletins and now it takes five of them. Is there to be no end of the nonsense? If the president is as seriously ill as the increasing number of experts and specialists would indicate is the case, why cannot the country be frankly told the truth and

SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS. Announcement by the national commissioner of eduction that there is a shortage of C8.000 teachers in the United States is not reassuring to persons who believe that the development of American schools is the bulwark of progress and prosperity. Low salaries continue to repel many ambitious young men and women who would be attracted to the classroom were the compensation just, and it la Mr. Ciaxton's statement that 65,000 teachrs are now employed who are below standard requirements. This indisputably means that our schools are below the minimum grade of excellence. It is a warning that we dare not travel far along this path. One problem of teachers' wages will never be fatisfactorily adjusted until their occupation is placed on the stable basis of all-year employment. Now teachers are paid for from eight to 10 months' service and during the remainder of the year are compelled to live upon what they may have saved while employed, with the alternative of finding temporary employment for the summer. This should not be. The teacher should be enabled to devote all her time to the interest of the BChool. and as the idea of the school as a social center grows the school house will become a II months' service station for good citizenship. A shortage of 3S.0O0 teacher g reveals that the problem must be met. The way is clear.

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SAM BLYTHE has Just named twenty five CANDIDATES for the presidency AN'D we'll bet a cookie he hnsn'l gruessed the right one in th whole num. her. IF we even conclude to take a leaf OUT of that foreign hussy's book AND insure our legs for 1100,000 oi upwards WE believe that we could GET a pretty good rate as we don"t believe ANYBODY would want to tamper with them. HEADLINE says "Nation-Wide Strike of Steel Men Fail"; WELL, might a.s well settle it now as later ONLY let's clean it up for all time. SOME of the honey IS taken out of the honeymoon WHEN either the bride, or Tin: bridegroom begins Veiling cf the GOOD times they had before THEY were married. APPARENTLY the middle-aged female ATTITUDE on the combination KNOWN as cream stack pie is that it 13 welt worth all the feelings IT Is responsible for the next day. WE do not wish to bo uncharitable to the W. K. neighbor's cat. BUT from the arguments that porsisi among: the RUTH and Webb st. cats SOMEBODY is taking a stand for collective bargaining. TO the old saying "There's an easy, way of doing everything'' A CERTAIN class of the population HAS added "and everybody." ONE reason why the ancient poets were eo popular

IS probably because thoy were eo poor, j AFTER giving one of those tunics the 1

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PERHAPS Mr. Ford will never fu anybody FOR libel again AND we shall always refrrot that while THEY had Kim right there ON" the witness etand THEY didn't ask him what shape th world is. BURLESON ?ays his postal service ii MIRACULOUS: IT is miraculous how the people have stood for it.

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TONIC BEFORE WINTER

AXiE MARTIN says that prohibition has COMPLETELY transformed some HUSBANDS that their wives nevef have to GO down into the cellar ANYMORE for a can of tomatoes. WE can all soe how good an opportunity was AFTER someone else has mad" the MOST of it. IN the matter of lying about Just ho MANY stucl workers are actually out tVE kucss honors are about EQUALLY divided. L. No. no, w salt! it was rather "cheery comment." NOT "cheesy" comment. MR. TAFT says that America is back in th- doldrums; THE trouble i?. sir, that we have to$ many FALSE prophets leading us and you WILL kindly excuse us from mentioning ANY names. THE only secret between SOME of our neighbor women friends IS what they actually THINK oT each other AND they keep it pretty quist.

Revitalize your blood and put your system in condition to resist the hardships of winter. It is the strong-bodied vigorous men and women who are vigorous and healthy in winter, and who are not inconvenienced by the cold wet days. Wet feet don't bother them, sudden changes cause no inconvenience, and even when a cold is "caught," because of contact, in a close, stuffy room, with some one already infected, the trouble seldom lasts over a day or two. This highly desired state of health is brought about by having rich, pure

I blood- uncontaminated by impurities

tf any kind. You may possib'y think your blood Is all right you are not troubled by

outward signs. Yet you have felt tired and languid, you have lost some sleep or had some minor ailments at times, but you regard yourself as in "fairly good condition physically." This may be true, but you should take nothing for granted, you should not "guess" that you are all right. The thing to do is to make yourself right by taking a good blood tonic and Invigorator, such as S. S. S. It is the best known blood tonic on the market today. There is hardly a man or

MINERS IN NEW CONFERENCE rtNTE5NTIONAl. NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON. Oct. 22. The conference of coal operators and coal miners called by Secretary Wilson in an attempt to prevent the threatened coal strike, adjourned shortly before 1 o'clock without taking action. The conference will reconvene this afternoon. The morning session was taken u

woman in this state who has not ho rd of it. It has helped to restore m:pv people to health. It has brotight r iief in thousands of cases of blood iii orders during the past fifty years. S. S. S. is a standard treatment f:v all blood disorders. It i3 a true blood tonic, that purifies and brings newvigor and new life to the blood stream. It is guaranteed to be purely vegetable, to contain no mercury or other mineral drugs, but to be made from herbs and roots carefully pelected for their known medicinal properties For chronic sorea. ulcers, catarrh, rheumatism, eczema- psoriasis, eait rheum. tetter, acne and other such diseases as are due to impoverished blood, S. S. S. acts promptly and satisfactorily. It counteracts the germs and poisons, cleanses the system of

unhealthy accumulations, literally j washes all foreign matter from the

blood and renews its life-giving properties. Be sure to take S. S. S. this winter. The renewal of vigor that It will give you will be well worth while. On thing you can be sure of and that is if you take S. S. S. you will be benefited. Get it today at your drug susre refuse any substitute. For medical advice address Swift Specific Co.. 413 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv.

by the miners, who made a statement of their demands and presented to tho conference statistics justifying their demands. This afternoon the coal operators will state their side of the case. "We have jio reason to change our position yet." said John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers of America, as ho left theeonference. "We listened to Secretary Wilson and we stated our position and there is no change," he added.

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LIEUT. CLEARY IS RELIEVEDFROM GARY WASHINGTON. CK-tber 12. John Parrant has been appointed postmaster at Denham. Pulaski county, in place or George F. Wareham, removed. Lientenant-Oolonel Alexander W. Cleary. Infantry, Is relieved from 6tr at Gary tigh school. Gary. I?id.. :4 detailed as professor of military science and tactics at State College ft Washingtcn. Pullman. V'ash.

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Famo Stops Baldness It Kills Seborrhea the Scourge of Healthy Hair

Tew need no longer be alarmed at the fJlin out of your hair. There la actually a way to prevent it. SHgnce discovered that the scourge of baldness was due to Seborrhea, the disease that produces dandruff. Two yeara ago science found Famo. The formula was worked out and perlbrted as a specific for baldness, in coe of the oldest pharmaceutical laboratories in Detroit.

Seborrhea produces dandruff and kills the hair. Famo grows new healthy hair by making the scalp healthy. The action of Famo is not that of a hair lotion or a massage which rube out the dandruff. Famo immediately penetrates the scalp. It feeds the glands that nourish the roots of the hair.

It was given a rigid test in the hands of reputable hair specialists. Its efficiency was proven in scores of cases in private practice long before It was given to the world at lart. Seborrhea undoubtedly causes bald-

It Is known now that Famo actually OXS baldness.

Famo dissolves the dandruff so that it actually disappears. Better still it kills Seborrhea, the germ of dandruff. It improves the lustre and the texture of the hair. It makes the hair grow thicker and faster. Famo contains no alcohoL The persistent use of alcohol on the hair dries the hair and the scalp. Famo retards grayness by keeping the roots and natural oil of the hair

in healthy condition.

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If yotrr scalp itches, if your hair is dull and lifeless, if you have dandruff, it means that Seborrhea is working against the life of your hair. You win find Famo on sale at all toilet goods counters and the better barber shops. It comes in a convenient trial sire at 35 cents, and you can buy an ertra large bottle for a dollar.

Your money will be returned if you are not satisfied. Seborrhea is th medical nmm tor a morbidly increased flow from the sebaceous lands of the ecaJp. The seborrhea ex. creribn forms in acaJea or flakes and is commonly knomrn as dsndrvtff. From the laboratories of F. A. Thompson 6 Company, Manufacturing Pharmacists, Detroit, Mich.

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