Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 31 October 1919 — Page 8

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and Worn-out Laporte.Ind.- "When approaching mid- ! life I suffered eeverrly hut one bottle of Dr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription oomplet-e-lv rrnnovwi my pains and the critical time paased so easily that I was scarcely conscious of it. It is over fifteen years since I took that one bottle of 'Favorite Prescription' and I have never had the least sign of weakness since. I think it the most wonderful medicine for women and would advise its uae. bv all women at th critical time of Lfe." MRS. S. J. BAKER, 9ie Scott 8t. Xokoroo. Ind.; "Some time ago I felt draggy' and worn-out and greatly in need ef a tonic when a friend sugijosted to me to

try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I had taken other tonics but I neyer took anything that helped me so quickly as the "Favorite Prescription.' It was not an unpleasant medicine to take and my whole system seemed to be benefited. I have also used the "Lotion Tablets' and found them to give just as perfect satisfaction." MRS. F. LA FOLLETTE. 410 W. Elm St. Doctor Pierre's Fsvorite Prescription is prepared from nature's roots and herhs and does not contain a particle of alcohol or any narcotic. It's not a secret prescription for jts ingredient are printed on the wrapper. Weak women should try it cow. Doa't wait! Today is the day to begla.

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Toach StauR directing team's practice from eUrtric coupe, above, and Orville "I;it" Page, his assiMnnt, directing a squad from the bench. Coach Alonzo Stafrp: has introduced a novelty into football coaching or perhaps we ought to say his friends have. When the grid season opened Stapjr was sc crippled with neuritis that he was unable even to hobble back and forth on the field. A few frrads chipped in and purchased Etagg an electric coupe. Had it painted maroon 'n everything. Isowthe veteran instructor dashes up and down the field in the coupe, calling out his orders from one of the windows. Chicago's coaching staff seems to be crippled all around. Orville "Pat" Page, former Chicago star and now Stagg's assistant, injured his leg early in the fall practice and has to hobble about on crutches.

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Savings Bank v Hammond, lad. A. J. Swanson, President. H. 0. Reisriz, Secy.

an Anierii-an citizi-n would wan troubb-

an. that any mati who pv.-ii'-h'-d an-Hi.-hy or violent--, 01 who so much as sucKcst"d it at a public meeting would gpt into troiih!-. t irder cam" into tiarv and disorder walked out The ni-n wh wanted to co ba-k to work did so. The strikers held peaceful assemblies su.-h as thy ivei-e entitlfd to hold uiid'r th constitution of the I'nitfd Ptates. bur no n.-d" lif"d ins rauofus vo:ce in be-half of violent e and annn liy cmerally. Wood did nU of the job that it was os-iblo for him to do through the civil authorities. Tn Omaha where the rioting had

nothmer to do with --trlke situations, '"len. Wood hrnualil tv-fit law and ov.ler and pu thine on a normal basis without firins a shot or hitting: a head. In Oar v. whevrt labor troubles were the potent factors in the ensuing troubles, he did the same thing-. Here is a ini -ot t ic ia 1 statement of just what was inf in Oary: In the specific ease of restonna law and order i-i Oti. Ind. lien. Woo'l upon request of the Ooyernor ot Ind-

nna ordered a tlet at !-men t 01 rroops

co to work.j to proceed to that city for the purpo?"

the interfen-r. of protecting life and property. an1 to

brin h" place back to us normal 1 re 50 far as order was r or.ce.-ned. accompanied by his staff officer.'. Oen. Oood made a personal in est ip at ion --f tb situation and issued a proclamation definnc th reasons why the I'nitd States tfcips occupied the city .and set forth rules and rcii!ntn"ns for t heconduct of all person in Oary during the time of military octupatiou.

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Mi.s Hoffman from Mirhlsrin visited

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Fred Lemartz of Montana, returned this week and expects to remain ovr this winter. Mis. .1, T. Staler and t'lara Oerlach were t'hi-auo visitors Thursday.

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this place. She felt tired and went up j

stairs to lie down and didn't return, they called but sh" dul n -t respond. They went up and found that she had expired. Sin- was Miss Iillian Kink of Crown Point before her marriae" to Mr. Demraon. She leaves a husband, three small children and other relatives to mourn her loss. The funeral will be b'ld from the M . V. . church in Merrillville nt 1 P- m. Friday. Tn-

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