Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 178, Hammond, Lake County, 16 January 1920 — Page 4
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far advanced and utterly hopeirss. It is unthinkable
i that the me a who issued tb. order ever had in tnlnd
BV THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING A PU3U3H!N3j M'll,i"i' "ut "f H;,uy ""-n wh" are d,ns w,th
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Oite- ig 1913 pottoiJSca ui Kast Chicago. .Nov, irf.Th.? LakCouitv Times Saturday Bm' We-kly vtl t Ion. ! tk ? th !n Mnmmonl. S-Vbru-ry 4. 131. ,J t-sry Evening Times IjkIIt pxcoft SuadiJ. ttt-i 81 Posttifncu In i.jrv At.rO H IHS I
A.l under tha ct of Vlarth S, H7. s 8-conJ-els but ;i
"i i irr, j i lmiMfiJ in 1 1 recall or in.'it'jia! modification of the
order i.-i ui cel l) o!i"iot i s of the American I.euion. They claim the war risk insurance provides for a' tent inn for
lho.se wlin ai di.-.;;b with the men. Th
tuberculosis. Vet that Id the first itoult of the appli
cation of the order. OflVcrs who receive, ir have no j option.
There are 4o.'M0 t e li.-reu la r cases Hi i to- army.
Die taen were healthv when they went, into the army,
because they passed the examination. Their trouble developed in line of duty, many eases boi:o contracted while in service abroaii. Many are bedridden an! have
hert time to live, yet they must be discharged.
O. LOGAN I'.VVNK & Co CHIC? A OO. Hammond rrfvat chne, j'.O". 3in. Sl" .. .Z811 tor whatever d'lartmcnt wdnt-.l ) ' Gary Off.co Tu-phor. 137, Nnamau Thnm.,. t.- .... 1 oil I
Cast Chic iTn. r.u.. i..i.;..-.. menace to public health l
d an 1 the order is breaking faith r also point, out the very fia'ava
tiews notes from the movie land
Kitty tJ:id.n. ruinous l'or lmr wond.-r-I'ul f-'.wiis. l-.er back, and b'-r vammt int erpretiit ions mi the tUjio and iTi'cn, nled n hill of part P-u iurs rtci-rlly in m fuit uii-v.nsi the World l-'ihu iVmpany in t be u prctntt curt. Mis c.u.i...ii Ld!a d that "bombs' . r.- u-'t m tiei r.i'iie't 3n In uhieh she was :eti!if. ioi.J that, he.-nuso f wtive eke; rica.1 cminwl i"T::i. tbey e idodl, S'ttins nr.- to r i!ri . sam.i burnliiK In r aNuii' Die fina and In. ay It ba bi-eri sv-iii i 1 1 1 i .ir.e- Miss ';!- iiiu bii- jdiiynd in erid j-ict iin-s, lor 'lilt M US tli.- ;ii-x nun ,:i 1 1 y with hi'li .vie- .!!: bat cd In n si..- smarted malting
aetates t-ne n H World t join bi-U
What Is Rheumatism? Why Suffer from It?
ZuSeren Should Rwlizr Ttl
It Is a Blood Infection. Donbtls lUkr other pulirrer. you have often asked yoorself the question, which continues to reinstn nnaswercij. Science has proven that Rheumatism is caused by a fcrrn in your blood, and the only way to reach it i: by a remedy which eliminates and removed these little paia demons.
hit Lecn successfully
tjfd l'r Rheumtiim for more thn fifty years and many yolttntary lrs.1 imr.niaU are on file from tho whom tt hi benefitted. Try it 1o-lay, and you wiTi find yourself at Ust on the riht track t ;,et rid of yr.tir Kboiradtisni. For treatment of yon- individual cae address Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co, icpt- 4i Atlanta, -..
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fou r:y trouble retttn T'B T. mke? com. riaint immediately to th- Crc.i'aM-m V i nrtmtnt
these men are thrown out , ni.rk and with that cnii miiv urcrd in
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ruldie sentiment will not. satp-
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T(!,'Phon(i 80-M port the order :ts issued. These men deserve better
. "i from the eotmtrv tbey served than io be thus ei-t adrift.
f u eh pictures cs "V.ra tbo ileUiuiii." "Tin- ladnvrd Adventuress. Hie ivine y:n chii i-," and "Her ibmr" At present f-be i r.densii.i; be:- picttir-s tbr.aifili
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sincere adheients ot t lie Communistic, who have mt lung 10 share with olbeis.
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t them but r.alie tneir dreams in soiise ; :,"u "''"" " P-r-
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in en mi re, and they will temain .m inuuist s only und.-r
! duress. Thai is one thins: ihat Lenitjo has ieairied.
lie now (ompl.iins to the soviet eoimress that "tl)p pcas-
iit.s have become land-owners and now side with capi-
--- - j taltsm against holshev ism. " lie proposes to teach the BUSINESS BEFOUE AND AFTER. i peasantry that ' communistic ngricvilture must and wiM III the sir years before the war we imported from be enforce. i." A new era of wholesale murders nicy laEurope about onp-haif as much as we sold the E-j"o- i forecast, therefore.
pean?. ToJay they are splint,- ns onlv one-sixth as j The new order which holsb. vism set up was bound : much as we sell to them. The oh an hp. of course, is! to tut n against it. Kventuallv it ma v overthrow Lenine Hl :" " Prn , . , , ,. " ! I ranl Aafhhnrn in Jus forthcoming almost wholly ui our ex,,ort.. which he grown trom , aad give Hus.-ia a chance. i faram-unt-Artcra 1 picture. -Jir. Te:inot quite eight billions r the .mx years before 191 I i ... ! pic's Telegram.' to nearly twc-nty-one billions in the last six years. IX the c;is- of ti.e Chicago coupie in which a dnorcf '
Our imports this ..?tr wet'e almtVT flouble fho.se of j j, ,tS been live times applied for .to be followed by five 191S, but our exports will toial over five bilUons, ex- j reconciliations, the delight that attends the restoration
GOSSIPY BITS. P' b'eban Jr . aed three, rcceivee
t'j a day for siipportlns his renowned father in ' One Man in a Million," ;i tlulibi'yn product Ion.
ceedlng our k. cat oat war
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by over a billion.
These colossal ti.e;iire.s show luiw much more heavily we are interested in foreign trade than before the w-.-ir. Nine or ten years ago our exaorts amounted to a little more than one billion. If, through the inability of
Europe to purchase our poods, our s;
of domestic felicity must, be considered ample, compensation for the aunoyam-e of the divorce action. IF the Congressional Record were distributed only to paid subscribers nnd did not enjoy the franking priv-
cs abroad shouhi i iU-pc, ons wonders if the problem of its effect on the
print paper supply would not he less pressing.
"Wil'inm ip.isiel! at as I1-e.cot.t,An.-5.. hums seen-xs for Ills Fox feature, which otK'-n trom Harold Tilu-j' book, "iiruce the 'ireb A."
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custom in Russia, ia summer.
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revert to anywhere near those figures, consider the effect on this sb'.e. Hut with the political and economic wisdom in international counsels demand, d by the European situation, the removal of political handicaps', the return to work and the retoralton of trade. Europe,
given a little time, can regain its feet. j IK a quatt !'. 'he unit of prescription of whiskey1 A MISTAKEN ARMY ORDER. I for medicinal purposes more i;ener..u dose ."re require ! : Recently the war department issued tin order di- j than In the cafce of other remedies. ' r.ecting the discharge, from the army of a'l disabled i . j soldiers and officers who were not making ; at isf-uin; y ; VUOi;BI,Y nothing else attracts tu union atieuiion; progress af'er twelve month.; of hospital treatment, save. for its si..' as a bareba-ked row u in an aer:gf; sivo ; offleers oT the regular army, special surgical crises audi tow p. I Insanity. - - - - - ! Its firs re.-M.il- will It to turn Iosj-c r!l t crcviio-is j SOME c; t!io ofli. -ers in t'ne navv :-' rn to be a.ile ca.-es that faH under the rule. There ;i"e many c;tses i to :igh in peace as well as in war ;
'.-. -ar Apf. ! has 1-i :i . r.sag.;.! bv Alt', r l C.-ipeP.ini I'roductions to dir. ct liolores Ovsstnelii in her n-xt pictun-. "H-IJ in Tjiist," iy (Ps.rK-. K.bb. Turner ( 'i.riii.'ti iliulips will be seen in sin iiiit.ortunt role in Sir tlilbert I'ark.-r's
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aid to ..e. a common ' !.. .ti cornplcted at the Met ro studcj in it. There is no snow . I.s Angeb s.
Better call up Th; TImc3 anj have it sent to your house every night. Then ycu '11 be sure it will l-e there.
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The secret of successful saving is system. Deposit a fixed amount of money in the Lake County Savings & Trust Company every week or every pay day. Pay it as you would a debt. Set a mark at which to aim and when your deposit reaches that mark of $ 1 00, $300 or $500 we will help you to invest the funds in a good safe investment. You will be surprised to cee how easy It is to accumulate a nice balance if you will adopt a plan end stick to it.
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SILVER now selling for $1.39 per ounce. Highest price in 80 years. Going still higher on account of scarcity of the metal. At $1.29 per ounce silver is at a par with gold. Regarding one group of properties controlled by this company, the Denver Post of December 28th, 1919, says:"0ne of the most important deals that has taken place during the year in Iowa Gulch was the bonding and leasing of the Ready Cash, Aurora Nos. 1 and 2. the Big Chicago, and the Cora May to Chicago capitalists. Operations on a large scale will be started within the next few days and the first work to be done will be the driving of a development tunnel 1450 feet. When, the objective point is reached the depth gained with be 625 feet, and the main ore shoot will be cut. The leading vein on the surface is thirty feet wide and carries values in gold, silver and lead. The formation thaj the tunnel will pass through will be the blue lime and porphyry. Iowa Gulch is steadily pushing to the front as one property after another resumes work." This property is located on the Denver & Rio Grande Switch track, four miles from the Smelter, in Leadville, Colorado. Assays in the Company's office show 4 ounces of Geld and 235 ounces of Silver per ton from this property. Assays in possession of A. S. Sharp. Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Leach ille, Colorado, show a high as 27 ounces of Gold and 900 ounces of Silver per ton from this same property. Each of the five mines in lhis group are worked by an individual shall and tunnel, but a big tunnel is being driven at a depth of 625 feet below the surface which will cut the main vein and tap all the veins in these five mines, so that all can be worked through the big tunnel and the ore extracted faster and cheaper through this big subway. The big tunnel has already been driven 1 125 feet and only 325 feet remain to be driven. Tunnel is completely equipped with eiectric power, exhauster, reduction station, etc.. Company is capitalized at $250,000. Stock is all Common. Limited amount for sale for ONE DOLLAR per share, the par value. Fill out and sign attached coupon for full information.
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H. R. Pillinger, Treasurer,
139 N. Clark Street. Chicago, Ii!inoi. Dear Sir: Please mi! ftii! information r?g?.rdtnE the NATIONAL MINING tc DEVELOPMENT COMPANY to Name Street Address Otv fnd State
For the past week, the leading piano men of the many cities and towns from New York to Texas have been pouring into Hammond to inspect the new Straube and Hammond Pianos and Player Pianos. The unanimous opinion of all these representative piano dealers is PERFECT in every detail. The Case, a thing of Beauty, elegant mahogany and oak to select from; the Action, easy and responds to the lightest touch; the Player Action, marvel of the age, pronounced by all the BEST in the world. Hammond and Surrounding Towns You are all invited to call at our store and examine this beautiful production of Pianos and Player Pianos. "Home Made," and something we all can be proud of. 1 Once you see and hear them you will want one. Our easy plan of selling will help you get one now. We take your old piano in exchange. Call and look them over, buy if you want to. Everyone likes to look at the beautiful, so come in; it will do you good.
631 HOHMAN STREET.
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