Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMER "Wednesday, October 22 19ir

NEGLECTED COLDS ARE DANGEROUS!

Dr. Kiaj's Net tucoTery scon break ft fcold and checks & pcugl . CHILLS f ever sneete and the a a bard, cold develops,. Take a little Dr. King s New Discovery when the sniffles start. It will soon check the cold, tb eorgh-provoklEt tbroat-tlekla. Used everywhere by people who know Tfhy it has been on the market for half a century. Relieves com, cough, grippe, croup. Ho disagreeable i;::er-effecU. -all druggleta 60c. hai $1.20 a bottle. Give it a trial. Bowel Behind Schedule? Liver acting lasyl Bring, them t tirna with Dr. King's New Life l ilis. Gentle but sure-acting sya tern cleanst-ra that are ronlcky In action end pleasing in results. StlU, 20c. a. bottle at ail lrus stores, Gary TIill Officials Give Out Story of Increase in Striker's Return. That the steady flow of returning workws into the big Gary uorks has scded the uamef of nearly one thousand mere men to the pay roil during the past week was! verified yesterday when sn official announcement was madi that the pay roll now carries the- names of v 2f0 employes. It Is estimated that there will be seventy rer cent of the ..-:i back at work soon. Last week at this hour figures show that there were h iittie over 6.000 men In the mill. T!io rnly onc-a that refuse to admit that the steel strike has been broken sre the union loaders. They still remain staunch and firm in their bolief that Oic'r percentage is growing daily and n-t they have the mills badly cripj '.ed. On the other hand, officials of Vf steel company state that the proion in the mills is Increasing dally STRENGTH FOR MOTHERS How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health and Strength. Lar.elff:. Mich. "After the birth of rr.y child I was not able to stand on my !;!.il!!!t'!!:i!;!l!!!!!i1 feet. 1 was so weak I could not tret ur. I suffered such pains in my back I could not work or hardly tcka care of my baby. One of my neighbors recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I took it and nsed Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash, and t .1 ,;t -" vv iivr-;.iii!i ill I got better right away and was soon a new woman and could work hard, ar:d I can recommend these remedies to other young mothers who are weik and ailing r s I was." Mrs. Ora O. Bowers, 621 S. Ilcsmer Street, Lansing, Mich. T7omen who sre in Mrs. Bowers condition should not continue to suffer from weakness and pain but profit from her experience and give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a trial. For suggestions in regard to your condition .write Lydia E. I'inkham Med- ? rir.s Co.. Lynn, Mass. The result of their ' years experience is at your service. Why Drink Dirty Lake Water When ; ou can buy pure Waukesha Spring W ater At so small a cost? Per Case, 12 Large Bottles 85c For Sale by Brodsky-Gross Co. Phones 712 and 2753 Hammond.

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a:id by the end of the week will bo operating better than fifty per cent capacity. The troops now stationed In the city have tho situation well in hand and with the exception of the fe.w arrests that are being made It has been excep

tionally quiet In military circles for more than a week- Yesterday and latt night only one arrest of importance was male, when another radical was taken on a charge of intimidation. As soon as blankets and bedding- material arrive, it was learned at military headquarters this morning that the twelve prisoners now held 1n the city Jail on charges of Intimidation will be transferred to tho 'stockade" recently erected by the soldiers. The stockade was erected on the vacant lot across from tho city hall, where the army supplies and equipment has been stored. Ten more prisoners who are held awaltftng deportation proceedings are still confined, pending the arrival of warrants. The oases will be heard before Judge Harry B. LanJls In fhicago. The story that Alexander Ivanoff. alleged bomb maker and anarchist, had written the steel company for his pay check was dented by Col. Ma pes. "It Is all a Joke." said Col. Mapes. "and you can rest assured that there is nothing to the yarn." In answer to the demand made by the American federation of Labor, asking disclosures be made to the story that there were I. W. IV. s. Reds and anarchists connected with promoting the strike. Col. Mapes replied. "I sent a telegram back In answer to th resolution, that if they wanted information on the statement that they will have to get recommendation from higher authcrty. MaJ. Gen. "Wood." LIQUOR CHARGES LEAD ALL ("Continued from Page One) Guy Pesoho, Hammond: Andro Ttaps.cs and Helen Morway. Indiana Harbor; Carl Remsnek, Lake county; Martin Scheibihofer. South Bend; Israel Minenberg. Albert AVilk, George Kreynak and Mary Kreynak. Gary, and Fred Wltiel. Grand Rapids. Mich. Indictments were brought against the following persons on the charge of selling liquor: Joseph Bedford and Walter Chambers. Vlncennes; tViUinm Johnson. Hai.,mond; "William Wallace alias "Jitney Bill." and I.ulu Brown. Terr-e Haute. Lloyd TV. Clark. Anna Clark and Ernest Rader. all of Terre Haute, were Indicted on the charge of manufacturing beer. Indictments were brought against Angelo Trlnco. Gary; Frank Milosch. Hammond; Martin Telesman and Roy Kllcer. Crown Point: Zedn Zlvokich. Gary, and Paul Melka and Stephen Tetre, Gary, on the charge of operating Illicit stills. James B. Cox and James O'Meara. Peru, were Indicted on the charge of stealing from Interstate shipments. Other indictments were: Clifford A. Butts, Hammond. impersonating a United States officer; Joseph Feinbloom. Indianapolis. altering' war savings stamps; James McLendon, Hammond, robbing postofftce at Clayton. Ind; Karl Mickaiski. Alex Gorska and Felix Miller, Hammond, ste.Vlng from Interstate shipments; Albert Ablnett and William Tyler, Terre Haute, stealing: from express company; Milton P. Toiliver, Terre Haute, selling opium; Ml ke Zron. Gary, counterfeiting; Win. lam Gorman, robbing po;toffioe it Owensville, Ind.: George Pratt. William New and Otis Ball. Fort Wayne, stealing from Interstate shipments. and Alfred Nugent. Indianapolis, steatsng from Interstate shipments. The Jury wa convened September SO for tho purpoe of giving further consideration to the Muncie fraud case, wherein thirty-five men were Indicted in May for alleged conspiracy and fraudulent use of the malls in connection with fake prize fights, wrestling matches and land deals. Six of the indictments returned by the special grand Jury today were against other men charged with being Implicated in the Muncie case. The Jury adjourned last Friday until today, when It reconvened for the purpose of reporting. Several cases which were errected to come before this Jury will be presented to the regular grand jury, which will be convened In December. Fresh Fruit Desserts 2c Jiffy-Jell desserts, ricK and fruity, cost but 2 cents per serving. Each package contains a vial of fruit essence, made from condensed fruit juice. Add boiling water, then this flavor, and you have a fresh-fruit dainty. Compare Jiffy-Jell with the old-style quick gelatine desserts. You will find it five time a better, yet it cost3 no more. Millions now enjoy it. 10 Flavor, of Yoar Grocer t 2 Packages for 25 Crnfo

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T CAN'T believe he's as old - as that! His teeth are so young-looking white and strong I " Take care of the healthy white teeth you have when you're young. Lazell's Tooth Paste, faithfully used, will keep them clean and sound. Contains ipecac and chlorate of potash to help prevent pyorrhea.

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Rheumatism A Hoire Cure Given By Cne Who Hail It In the spring of 1893 I was attacked by Muscular an! Inflammatory Ktvnirnauwm. 1 suffered as only ihoso who have It know for over thrt-e years. I tried remedy after remedy, aiul doctor after Uoi'tur. but such r:lu f its I received was only temporary. Finally, I found a remedy thjt cured me completely, and It lias nevr rt turned. I have given It to a number who were terribly RfYll.;ed and even bedridden with Rheumatism, and it eft cited a cure for ewy case. I want every sufferer from any form of rheuniaiio trouble to try this marvelous healing power. Don't send a cent; simply mail vour name, and address and I will send it fre to try. After you havo used It and It has proven itself to be that long-lo.iketl-for means of curing your Rheumatism, you may send the price of it. one dollar, but. understand. I do not want year money uulrsis yen are perfectly satisfied to send It. Isn't that fair? Why suffer any longer when positive relief Is ihus offered you free? Don't delay. Write today. Mark H. Jackson. sSbF Gurney bids . Syracuse. N. V. Mr. Jackson Is responsible. Above statement true.

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO CONFERENCE (Continued from Page One war? Must suspicion and hatred and force rule us in civil llfo? Are our industrial leaders and industrial workers to live together without faith in each bther, constantly struggling for advantage over each other, doing naught but what Is compelled? "My friends, this would be an intolerable outlook, a prospect unworthy of the large things done by this people in the mastering of this continent; indeed It would be an Invitation to national disaster. From such a possibility my minds turns away, for my confidence is abiding that in this land we have learned how to accept the general Judgment upon matters that affect the public weal. And this is the very heart and soul of democracy. "It is my understanding that you have divided upon one portion only of a possible large program which has not fully been developed. Before a severance Is affected based upon rresent differences I believe you should stand together for the development of that full program touching the many questions within the broad scope of your investigations. It waa in my mind when this conference was called that you would concern yourselves with the discovery of those methods by which a measurable co-operation within Industry may have ben secured, and if new machinery needs to be designed by which a minimum of conflict between employers and employes may reasonably be hoped for. that we should make an fffort to secure Its adoption. It cannot be expected that at every step all parties will agree upon each proposition or method suggested. It Is to be expected, however, that es a whole a plan or program can be. agreed upon which will advance further the productive capacity of America through the establishment of a surer and heartier co-operation between all the elements engaged in industry. The public experts not less than that you shall have that, cne end in view and stay together until the wiy is found leading to tht end or until it is revealed that trie men who work and the men who manige American industry are so set upon divergent paths that all effort at co-operation is doomed to failure. "I renew my appeaj that wtih a full comprehension of the almost incomparable importance of your tasks to this and to other peoples and with full faith In the high patriotism and good faith of each other you push your ta.sk to a happy conclusion. "WOODROW WILSON.-' GRUESOME FIND MADE IN DIOrGINGr (Continued from Page One) Holmes, about 25 years ago, who at that time conducted a drug store at the corner of 63rd and Wallace Streets in Chicago. When he wa arrestd and pieced on trial he confessed that he had murdered a score or more of persons In order to collect life Insurance. His terrible crimes were a shock to the whole country. During hi.s testimony he admitted that he had killed one woman and burried her ebout twelve .miles cast of Momence. 111. Later Dr. hrontz, of Momence. went to see him in prison and asked him to tell where he hsd buried the woman that she miRht be given a decent burial. This he refused to do unless he was paid $30. Later Holmes w?s hung for his crimes. Alexander Black declares that he well remembers that several men came out from Chicago and du5 around on farms in the vicinity of where the bones v.rre found and that one of the farms where they have been discovered was owned by his brother, Thomns Clack, but no trace of the body or bodies was found. Finally the matter ceased to be of public interest, but the finding of the bones has brought it back to the minds of the older people and the grewsome Holmes murder is once again a source of interest here. Mr. Black we! remembers the day that Holmes and the woman came to Momence. They were at the hotel and the woman had been crying. The wife of the hotel manager as'e1 her what was the matter and the woman told her she !id not believe she was the FOR IIC1LI0RM Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that s;ldora fails to stop itching torture and relievo akin irritation and thzit mikes tocskia soft, clezr and heakhy. Any druggist can supply ycu with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, raahes, blackheads, in most cases give way to Zcma Frequently-, raiaor blemishes disenpetr overnight. Itching usually rtops instantly. Zerao is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs cniv 25c: an extra large bottle, $1.00. It will net stain, is cot greasy or sticky and is positively cafe ior tender, sensitive skiiii Tbs C W. Ecsa Co., Oerelaad. -EYESScientificaDy Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hammond Optical Parlor

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The Great October Furniture Sale

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Dining Room Suite Suite A suite anyone would welcome in their dining room It's a William and Mary design in Jacobean Oak, American walnut and Mahogany; -IS inch buffet and 18 inch table. All complete at Buffet $72.00 Table $40.50 China Closet $32.40 Chairs $54.00 Beautiful Parlor

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cushion?. Complete Kill I I flhsumatis Pains Quickly Eraotf. By Penetrating Hamlin' Wizard CI! A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbagro is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You will find almost daily uses for it in cases of sudden mishaps or accidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and etings. Just as reliable, too, for earache, toothache, croup and colic Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. man's wife. A man by the name of Ut Is In Momence pays he remembers that a man and woman came to Momence with Holmes and later they went to the Three-I depot and bought tickets for IJnevllle (now about where Illinois station stands) and later Holmes was seen in Momence. but nothing further was seen or hesrd of the man and woman who was wih him. Where the bones were found there was no trace of a casket and that to gether with the bullet holes in one of the skulls would indicate thet the tw-o people were murdered and buried there un'ler the old log cabin. - The bodies were about six feet apart and it is possible that they were placed there at different times. If they were not the bodies of Holmes" victims they were probably murdered by some "'" else, but every indication is that they were murdered by Holmes and placed there. It will probably always remain one of the unsolved mysteries. Don't throw your pape: awaj I without reading the want ad page.

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Stoves and Ranges Renown Cooking Range An all nickle range. Renown type with front feed feature; it burns one-fourth less fuel and is capable of long service. Complete with reservoir and high closet. $99.95 The Florence Heater The Zenith of Heater Perfection. The hot blast air-tight Florence will heat twice the space that can be heated by any other stove on earth. It's the only perfection heater ever made. Made with such care and so durable that it will give service for

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An old fashioned toldup and rabbery was pulled off In Gary at midnight last night when two gun-men entered the home of Phillip Koprhna and Matt Dotnura at 2193 Madison at., and at the point of guns. corn:r.andeI l them to hand over their money and ! valuables. twQ twenty dollar bills, two ten dollar bills, one Elgin open faced watch and one revolver were taXen. Th's morning at five o'clock two men who gave their names as Martin Vljtch and J. B. Jacobs were taken into custody at their home over the American restaurant at 11th avenue and Broadway with the loot and brought to the station, where they made a full confession. They stated fhat they grot their tip of how to rob the place from a gambler in whose place they had been loafing. Three shots, every one missing their mark, were fired at the robber by the men robbed . The robbers held without bonds and their cases will be filed direct -with the criminal court at Crown Point. MISS FRANZ MARRIES JOHN G. TOBIN TODAY The marriage of (Miss Marie Fran tr John G. Tobln, of tottaville. was solemnized at eight o'clock this morning at the Turkey Creek church. The young married couple are well and favorably known to the younger set throughout Northern Lake county, the bride for several years beingr connected with the First National bank at Gary and the groom for a number of years general superintendent cf the Gary Southern railroad.

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We pride ourselves in the high class furmture we carry. And the prices we ask for it are right. During this sale every piece of furniture in stock will be marked an exceptional value. Folks who will come here for the first time during the sale will marvel at the values we are in a position to give. If the home needs a new table, suite, a bedroom set, etc., there's an advantage in making.your selection during our sale. We trladly arrange Liberal Credit Terms.

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