Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 147, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1919 — Page 2

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PRESIDENT AGAINST FALL RESOLUTION

MTtF NATIONAL NfWS SERVICE) WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. President TTlUon has disapproved of the. Fall resolution in this letter: President iwilson'a letter to Senator Vail follow: Sir dear elr: "Thanlt you very much for your kind promptness in complying: with my requtst that you send me a copy of the memorandum report of the sub-commlttea on Mexican affairs of the commute on foreign affairs. I shall examine It with the greatest intercut and eara. "What yod told me of the Investigation on Friday last, prepares m to find In It matter of the greatest Importance. ,-T6j asked an Indication of my desire with regard to the pending resolution to which you and Senator Hitchcock called my attention on Friday and I am glad to reply with the utmost frankness that I should be grarely concerned to see any such resolution pass the congress. It would constitute & reversal of our constitutional practice which lead to yery grave confusion In regard to the guidance of our foreign affairs. I am conndent that I am supported by every competent constitutional authority in the statement that the inltlalre In directing the relations of our government with foreign governments la assigned by the constitution to the executive and to the executive only. Only oho of the two Jvovsea of congress Is associated with tha president by the constitution In an advisory capacity and the advice of the senate is provided for only when sought by the SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS There Is only one medicine that really stands out "pre-eminent as a medicine for curable ailments of the kidneys, liver, and bladder. DK Kilmer's Bwanrp-Flriet stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be Just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and Immediate effect Is soon readied In most cases. It Is a . t - vAnM vAirauhU r.ininnnnd. atart treatment at once. Sold at all' drug stores in bottles of two sixes, medium and large. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation nd ten cents to It. Kilmer & Co.. Birghamton. X. T.. for a sample bottle. "When writing be sure and mention the Hammond Times. Adv. GO

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executive in regard to eapllelt agreements with foreign governments and the appointment of the diplomatic representatives who are to speak for thla government at foreign capitals. The only safe course, I am confident, is to adhere to the prescribed methods of the constitution. We might go very far afield If we departed from It. "I am Tery obliged to you for having given in the tiportunFty to express this opinion. "Yours very truly, WOODROW WII-SOX." "When the president's communication to Senator Kali was received Senator Fall and Senator Lodge and Senator Brandegee, a member of Fall'a sub-committee, at once went Into conference In Lodge's office. The senate foreign relations com

mittee will do nothing further regard- j Ing the Mexican situation. Senator Ixdge. chairman, announced after the receipt of the president's letter from Senator "vnon. COflGESTED APARTMENT TO THE STREETS BOSTON. Doc 9. 'Oongefted apart mont-house living Is driving Boston girls on the street." Miss Mary E. Drlsicll. New Enplfcnd chief of the United States Social Hygiene Board, said in commenting on the recognixed Increase In waywardness of 'Boston girls. "There is more girl delinquency than ever before, the situation la going from bad to worse, and congested living conditions are largely to blame. "The working girl runs 'home' at night to her kitchen and two rooms only to eat her supper, powder her nose and She's out on the street again. She can't find any recreation in an overcrowded, unattractive apartment, so naturally she seeks the commercial! red recreation where the influences and environment are often bad." If you have a Commonwealth avenue apartment and a summer home then apartment-house living isn't so bad, according to Miss Driscoll, but whn the young girl, on account of the scarcity in living accommodations, is crowded along with other 'friends and families into one small apartment, with no priv acy and no chance for fun, then the danger begins and Boston's count of delinquent glrla suddenly takes a jump. "With a backyard fence and a frontyard garden," Miss En-tseoll says, "the chances of waywardness are much de-" creeh. There's gossip over the fence, thre'a worx 'n the garden, often spiced with, some who'esome romance, and that ktons the you- s girl busy and out of mlr.cb.lef." 1 Ir con i-h'vi Miss Ivriscoll remarks 1 I TO

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that flirting Is really a very dangerous thing to do, that most of the time It's only a lark and pretty good fun, but that once in a while carried beyond the limits of wisdom, it proves Itself a retime full of snares.

PALMER AT CAPITAL MEETING (Continued from Fitge One) the developments In the bituminous coat strike and am convinced that there is much confusion in the minds of the people generally and possibility ot both parties to this unfortunate controversy as to the atltude and purposes of government In its handling the situation. "The mine owners offered a wagn Increase of 23 per cent, conditioned, bowvr. upon th prlc of coal being raised to an amount sufficient to cover this proposed Increase of wages, which would have added at least $130.00,000. to the Annual coal bills of the people The fuel administrator in the light df the present Information, has taken the position, and I think with entire juHtificatlon that the public is now payln as high prices for coal as it ought to be required to pay and that any wage Increase made at this time outrht tcome out of the rreuts of the coal operators. "In reaching this conclusion, the fuel administrator expressed the personal opinion that a 14 per cent. Increase in all mine wajres Is reasonable because it would equalise the miners wages on the average with the cost of living, but he made it perfectly clear that the operators and minors are at liberty to agree upon a larger ln-rease provided the operators will pay it out of their profits, so that the price of the ccal would remain the same. "The secretary of labor in an effort at conciliation between the parties, expressed his personal opinion In favof of a larger Increase. His effort at conciliation failed, however, because ihc coal operators were unwilling to pay the scale he proposed unless the government would advance the price, of coal to the public and this the government was unwilling to do. TOB COX.SS OS nmUXVSA and as a Preventive take IAXATUK PROMO Ql'IMXE Tablets. Wok tor R. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. 20c Adv. WILL BE RATIFIED (Continued from Fage One) three outstanding developments promised for tday. TimfK nrcvni.orMKNT. 1 Convening of Lh special session of the federal grand Jury to jtmae a thorough, sweeping .investigation into the actlritles of miners arid operators tr)rMisrhont the period of the war. 2 Hearing for criminal contempt of court of nlnetv-seven offlrials of the United Mine Workers, who. the gov, eminent charges had "their flnaers (.tv(.T('" tvpen the strike order was recalled November 11. 3 Conference of the executive board, district presidents and scale commit"" of the mine workers to act upon tinpresident's wage proposal. In a statement made exclusive'- t-. the International News Pervlce, Ait -- Hey General Palmer. whv Is In lnisna1 FIRST -CALUMET TRUST-AND SAVINGS-BANK Fire Chief Spencer Says: So many fires in the City of Eait Chicago have been ! 1 1 . . l. L I -J i rauscu laieiy cy ovrrncaicu stores and furnaces. j There are two things to do: protect with asbestos all fur;nace pipes that are near 1 wood; protect everything with a fire insurance policy. EAST CHICAGO INDIANA El1.' 1"! !' "I.'" B JH i fa" -J3 PROP.

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Aolt for FIVE MILLION PEOPLE USED IT LAST YEAR HILL'S CASCARAkj? QUININE remedy for 39 year form ei. sure, rciks up a coll in 24 -relieves m In 9 diva. oner back if it tails. The ine box hat a Rod with Mr. Hill's picture. At AllDrms Stmrt polls to bring an end to the strike, said that 'he "did n-ot know of any Intention on the part of the government to drop and' procedure." This, it Is believed. Indicates that the government will proceed with the grand jury Investigation. Aw the hour approached for the oon-t'-mpt hearing sgainst the miners, however. It was Indicated that a po?tpi.nement might be ..greed upon until after t.he union leaders hav had an opportunity to confer upon the president's proposition, accented in Washington , by J.ihn U Icwls. and William Green, of th union. The terras jt the president's IrTffer were still kept closely guarded toy both the government and miner's early today. THE TIMES FINANCIAL C0LUL1N NEW YORK. Deo. 9. Tle stock market closed weak today. In the final trading there were some rallies from the low. Steel Common railed 1-2 to a closing of 103 1-3. ..Most of the othtr ateel shares also made ralles, Baldwin recovering 2 points to 106. General Motors selling up to above 230. slumped again to a closing of 32S 1-2. Mexican FVtrottium rolled nearly 2 points to a final of 197 1-2. Southern Pacific dropped to 103 1-2. Perce Arrow was finally 78 1-2, Crucible 207 3-4: United Stales Rubber 124 1-4: Sinclair 45 7-S and Marine Common 49 S-4. riricno aii .ki COrOC No. 3 white. l4Hi; No. 4 white 141 144 : .W. j white, 1401141; .. 8 yellow. MS 14S; Xo. 4 jellow, 142H'l? 145; Xo. 5 yellow, 140,111; Xo. 3 mixed 141; Xo. 4 mixed, 142'Vf 143. OATS Xo. white, 81 !ff 3H ; Xo. 3 White, .79 fij SO i; Xo. 4 whit, 7S41i79 CHICAGO VEAL. 50 to 60 lb.. loTi lc; 7 Vto.it" Ib.-i.. 1 7 (ti 1 ; SO to 10t( lba. 1919t:: fancy. 20 : ov;rw(!ght kidneys, 110 U 175 lbs., lOC-JlSf. BUTTER Ker. jptft. 4S85 tubs; cr-am ery. extra. ; extra lirst-t", 70 ; nrsts. 59',iS"6H: packing ftock, 444-9. , Fte ipts, 1021 cae-s; ourrat . 72; exLra. ; c'aecka, 44; 55. 1 OJlEE??; Twins, new. 31 '4 !f? 52; yoims'.VmiTictts, dirties. 40 '3 31 daisies. 32 'o i: ling Horns, SJ T It '-s br ick. LI rov LTTl Tu r k e y a. 30 V i-igs, 23; roosters, IS 23; ducks. eriePOTATOES Receipts. S2r Minnesota en drakota, Ohloa 300 0 320; Wisconsin. 800 3215. nnnnn inn iT04n:. By I". S. Bureau of Marheta JTO:;3 Jteceipts. 70.000. Market is rr. j 5j l... 6S lower; bulk. 12.00'ff' 12.60; tf,p. 12.75; heavyweight. i:.(if 12.0; medium woicfit. 1 2. 1 5 fi-1 2 ; light .weight. 12.00 :2.50; liK'n. light.1 1.7 5 Si 12. 2." ; heavy packing sows, smooth ll.eot? ll.rto: packinir sws rough. 11.0011.50; plprs. ll.OO'S'12.00. rATTIE rtecipt.i. 21.000 Market is steady; beef steers: medium and -heavyweight, chofofi and prime. 1 .SOSf 21.60; 1 t i .v, Kr.-.rl. 1 1 25 'it 1 !.50; llgl t weight, good and choice- 13 SSfj 20.75: CHinini.m anl mejfum S 00? 12. S3; butcher cattle: (liejfers, 6. f0 it 1 a .00 ; cows. 6.33'3 11.75; btiils. 7.00-?ril.25; manners and - ctitt rs: tow. and h :fer.. fi.35; earner steer.. fi.OOfl.oo; venl calves (light an dhandy wHtrht IS.SOff; 17.50; feeder steers. 7.104 1 2.2S ; stock.t !-, rs. n'.i-io.73: stocker cows and heifers, 6.00if 7.7(r.; stocker calves. 7.73 (till. 25; western ranpe cattle: beef steers, 10.7o1rl5.00; cows and heifers, 7.5012.50. NEWBERRY'S LAWYERS TO LAUNCH E f INTERN T!0NL NEWS SERVICE1 GRAND fll'II)?. Mich.. Iec. 9. Attorneys representing Senator Truman H. Newberry and ht co-drfendants in the Michigan senatorial elr-ftion frainl cusea are preparing today to institute legal Httacks upon the indictments. IH-mtir-rers or other motions by the defense will be hMird by Judge Sessions in the United States dHtrt court here Dec. Pth. In the event fliepe motions fail to set aside the indictments, trial cf the case i1 1 ' -1 i . ...

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1 it tJf 1 13' 'I 'If 1 .1J.f,'..: 4 Unaraal in cat but highly aucceisful ia this afternoon gown of wood brown paulette and jeorg-ett of the am dhade. Frocki lik this which rombir.e two fabric.!! arc alway popular and modish and when made at home are always economical because remnants mav be used. IJanal I ly no trimmlnif is usud because one fabric sets off the, other by contrast. will heeln Jan. 27. 1920. Pn'en for th3 hearing of motions and I J the start of the trial were fisert by Judge twenty-five of his eo-de;fndn.nts had stood mute and allowed Bleas of not! guilty to be entered by the court. j It Is understood that the chief attack cf the Ofense upon the indictments will be an attempt to squash on the ground ' that even if the overt acts charged are facts, no crime has been committed. nunw nrm ACTIVITY WATCHED Mlitiary in Gary Shows New Zeal After Warnings Received. Activity among the Gary "reds" and other strongholds throughout the Unitt-d States is expected to break out during j the holiday Beason, according to a state- j ment made by the military authorities j in Gary, and In order to cope with anything of a serious nature that may ar rive, ma m meot Sunday aftemoon. Speakers are charged with having made statements of a very! Inflammatory and revolutionary nature. ! pointing to the time when tho army and ' navy would become the servants of the radicals and that the two arms of the service are now undir the control of Judge E. H. Gary. HEW CASES IN LAKE CIRCUIT COURT tSPECl.t TO THE TIWE91 mOlVN POINT, In.!.. IVc. 9. The following cases were docketed yesterday In the l.ake circuit court: 129S5 Boone & Murray. IMvorce and desertion. Francis. E. - Emley vs. ( Josephine E. Fmley. 12988 Hodges Rid.relv. retltlon of George C Habendank to change his name. 1JDS7 Hodges ft Rldgeiy. Divorce. George C. Hliendank vs. Mary Hab-J etidank. UgSBtV. TV. Miller. Attachment. Anna Tarr ts. Julhin fzorska. 129P9 p. M. Klndo . Divorce. Joserh r. Ray vs. Leala Ray. 12500 ratten fc Johnson. On note. Floyd Hoover vs. Ollvo A. Howard. 12931 George F. Rose. Fd. nuto ledn. Renjamin S. Edwards vs. Toney X'riehek find Steve Mlrkovlch. 12992 Gen. R. Rose. Damages. Tetcr Today, Tomorrow and Thursday The Big Outstanding HIT EVERY FOOT A THRILL! A FEATURE FULL OF RED BLOOD!

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HAMMOND, INDIANA TODAY EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE THE LOVE JINKS A Miniature Musical Comedy Catchy Music Special 'Scenery and Girls Girls Girls Girls. BROWER'S CANINE NOVELTY CHRISTY TRIO Song and Dancing. PROPELLER TRIO Harmony Singers. JUDSON COLE The Conjuring Comedian. STE!NR P POTHERS Comedy Bar Noveltj. New show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily at 2:30 p. m. Night continuous 7 to 11. Sunday and holidays continuous 2 to 11.

Tuesday, December .9, 1919.

Orders people the friends of the club member? are Invited to attend and trill be admitted at the door. Mrs. Louie M. 1ouekf and Mls Charlotte Donavm were hostesses to tfie members of the Old Auction Bridge club last evening and the event represented a Round Robin wliereby th receipts of the evening will go toward the "Welfare Association. The Lady Elks will meet thl evening in the new .home of Sir. Victor Badeanx in N'orthootte avenue near 141st street. Five Hundred will be th feature of the everting. PASTIME Today DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in his best picture "MANHATTAN MADNESS" Also a two reel Keystone Comedy. DeLuxeTheatre -TodayHARRY M0REY "in "HONOR'S WEB" Also Sunshine Comedy. Wednesday and Thursday OLIVE THOMAS in "THE SPITE BRIDE" Friday and Saturday EUGENE O'BRIEN in "THE PERFECT LOVER" Sunday WARREN KERRIGAN in "JOYOUS LIAR" Monnday and Tuesday Dec. 15-16 ANITA STEWART in "A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE" 1 1 llli ft . in! ik ii r