Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 252, Hammond, Lake County, 12 April 1920 — Page 12
Pnse Twelvo.
Monday, April 12, 1920.
VOICE OF
THE f.
PEOPLE
C OMPLAIN S ABOUT "SHOWS." Editor Times: I -would like to know how the management of th DeLuxe and Orpheum Theaters "get by-' with their third class ihowi, Th DeLuxe i not o bad, but th vaudeville performances at th Or-phe-jm are so far removed from being first class that I -wonder how Ions the people of Hammond will continue to etand for it. They pack their theaters and charge prices for ft rat class shows and should give the people & fair return. I -ill admit that we continue to patronizethem for the reason that there is no oher place to go. The vulgar and suggeflve ongs that acme cf the so called "artists'" effer as their performance sre enjoyed somewhat by young fellowa but ar not appreciated by respectable married people and some of them would not even, be appreciated at a stag;. I believe there are many others In t'-wn of the same opinion and I hope tby will voice their sentiments as I hare. O. L.. T.
DAMAGE TO FRUIT NIL
mKO BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL TKDIAJSJlVOLiIS, Ind, April 12. The freezing weather of last week did very little damage to fruit In Indiana, ac-
BEITER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edward3 Olive Tablets the subrtitute for calomel are a mild but aire laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. These little olive colored tablet3 are the result of Drv Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomeL The pleasant little tablets do the pood that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth Lke strong liquids or calomel. Thev take hold cf the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver rt the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums, bo do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel Let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel "logry"and "heavy." They "clear" clouded brain
LOST! IN LAKE COUNTY Thousands of Motorists Lost Without the Steffenguide The Steffengtilde will: Aid the motoriat in finding bis. -way. Furnish the farmer a definite address. ;ive the advertiser a direct space. Afford the investor a good return. Indicate the address of every farmer sj.1 a definite way of reaching himt Furnish a means of g-aldance front ens point to another, day or night. Boole Spe4eaMrtei or
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FATtirFP-9. CTTT MOTORISTS AM) A DV KRT1SER3 Write for Particulars. Information Furniahed em Roqraert.
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IS THE ROME HAPPY? Let us suggest one thing that will make it happier surprise vifie and have .us deliver a THOR ELECTRIC WASHER for her next Monday morning. She will be unable to express the joy of such a surprise. Pay a small payment down and convenient monthly payments. You will never miss the money, and you'll consider it one of the finest investments you ever made. Call 525 now and our demonstrator will get in touch with you. Standard Electrical Engineering Company 633 South Hohraan Street. Tel. Harn. 525.
Buy Your Electrical Good from an Electrical Deafer.
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CROWN POINT NEWS tlappemng Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.
The Woman's Study Club will have a special meeting on Tuesday afternoon and the members and friends are cordially Invited to be present and listen to a moet interest'S rroffraro on "Ttevlew of Federation Magazine and Mrs. J. C. Oihrs will give her lecture on History of New Harmpr.y Indiana. Miss May Kramer went to Hammond on Saturday mornlnp to be with her sister. Mrs. Kussell Clark for the week-end . Miss Ada Allman entertained a party of young classmates at an afternoon rarty on Saturday serving- lunch to the j-oonRfteis after an afternoon rpent in games. Chsrles Call of Chicago spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Call. Mr .and Mrs. George Lewis of Eat Chicago came clown on Saturday to attend the Mason'.c Temple fair as the guests of Mrs. August Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bally and daughter, Elisabeth, tind S;rs. W. II. Haywood cf Chicago, ppnt he week end with Miss Kiiitli Maxwell. Miss Elizabeth was one of the star attrac-
Just like the flowers that bloom in
the aprin tra-la, is this pretttv frock of yellow taffeta. Folds of taffeta over the hips a peplum on the quaint little bddice give the popular bouffant effect and eaeh is
faced nth geranium which shows just a tiny bit. The hip panels are
f yellow net embroidered in silver
an they show a novel whim in ex
tending below the line of the skirt
cording to the weekly crop report Just issued by George C Bryant, field agent
of the department of agriculture. If
any damage was done It was in the
earlier varieties of peaches and cherries.
"Very unseasonable weather conditions
stopped outdoor farm work." the report
rea.fls. "Spring plowing and seeding is
being seriously retarded. Railroad strike
has caused an embargo to be placed on
shipments of gran and live stock.
"Many wheat fields are very spotted.
but thin 1 due mostly to the ravage
of Hessian by rather thsl winter-killing.
The lowest condition is found in the
southern part of the state and the high
est in the central part. The spring
wheat acreage for Indiana will not be
over 25 pr cant of last year. Nearly all the oats have been seeded in the south part of the Mate, but in the north part farmers are much behind with, this work.
'The clover acreage will be largely
iacreaawil tbia year because cf the slowing up of grain and live stock production.
Much clover seeding has already been
done.
"Killing frosts danmged some of the
earlier truck crops during the last weejc With the possible exception of the ear
lier varieties of peaches and cherries.
none of the fruit crops has been damaged
by the severe weather of the past week."
Sore Throat, Colds Q a Jetty R8m4 By Hamlin' Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wlrard Oil is a simple and eJFectire treatment for sore throat and chest colds. Ued aa a gargle for sore throat it brings troick relief. Rubbed on the chest It will often loosen tip a hard, deep icated cold in one night. How often sprains, bruises, cats and burns occur in every family, as well as little troubles lilre earache, toothache, cold sores, canker sores, stiff neclc and tired aching feet. Soothing, heiling Wizard Oil will alvravs bring quick relief. Get it from drnggists for 20 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get yonr money back. .... Ever constipated or nave sick headache? Jast try Wizard Liver Whips pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed.
tions at the Masonto affair, giving several fancy dances and readings. The little miss is talented beyond the average. Charles "Paget. Ind. liar., Julia Vaydi, Ind. liar.; Stanley K. Ieszczynski. Marie Chrapluvla. Crown Point; Glen P. Coot, Gary, Anna A. Klatt, ToMeeton; Fred Haack, West Hammond, Edith Rati, Hammond; Ollie II. Parker, Elizabeth Mills. Ind. liar.; John if. tailings, P.abbte Kennedy, tlary; Harry Hill. Blanche Ostander, Gary; Richard Williamson. Mary Jenkin', Clary : Harry J. Templeton, Grace Kisler. Gary: Lenardo Ma utelba no, Mary Vicar!. Hammond; Joseph Vukas
Mary Thoma. Ind. JIar.; William
.Stone, Ethel Lutter, Whiting; Harold K. Ftiies-. Lillian M. Stagaski. Gary; Henry McCoy, Frances Heirburg, Ham mond .
Advises "Corn Silk"
Extract in Treatment of Kidney and Bladder Ailments.
the slclt list for several days. The teachers from the p-jblio schec attended an Institute In Hamiuond on Saturday. The young people of the First Dutch Reform Church gave a cantata in th church cn Thursday evening.
GRIFFITH
The meeting held in the Town Ha.ll Thursday night by the Leonard Tractor peo-ple was well attended. Another meeting will bo held tomorrow evening, both men and womeu are unged to come. The town people should knew more about the Tractor and the company . The foundry's ne wbulldlng will be
begun today. A large force of men I have been working there for some
time, gettlnf thinsrs in readiness for iuiikiing operations. Raby Susie Wagner. a?e three years, is recovering nicely at the Hammc-nd hospital from an operation for gnnjlenous appendicitis April 6. 1920. Alltta and Thelma Rohrnun of Black Oak, who were bo severely burned in a bonfirn and gasoline explosion last Saturday are recovering bu,wly. The younger girl is still. In a critical condition.
j Karl Taggart has recovered suffic- ! ictitly from a severe attack of Iasrip.pe and Fever to resume h!" high .school duties at Hammond. ' j Mrs. f!. R. Woods of Eottavlile, Ind. is spending the week end with her
Allays Inflammation and Restores Normal Action. Just a simple extract of green corn
tllk compounded with other lmple, well known drugs, seems to bring results In the treatment of Kidney ar.d Bladder disorders that might almost be classed a miraculous. Congestion and inflammation of the kidney and Madder cause untold distress. Pains in back and hips, pain and pressure in bladder region, frecuent desire to eliminate, causining restless sleep loen wears out the patient's vitality and more serious results follow neglect. The soothing, balmy effect of Ealmwort Tablets are noticed qulckely as the inflammation is allayed and the organs are toned up to act as naturo lr.tnled. Alexander T. Matya, 30 "Elm street, Passaic. X. J., writes: "I have been taking Balrr.wort Tablets for Kidney and Bladder trouble
and find they give me the most beneficial results." 5top your uuffering and nightly distress by asking your leading druggist Tor a tube of Balmwort Tablet. Price $1.00. Adv.
LOWELL
daughter, SIrs F. A. Malmstone. Mr. George Overmeyer, one of the Erie operators, is on the sick list. Mr. Omer Stlnson is moving his house recently purchased on IaFayette street to his lots south of Mr. Butler's home. Hiram Berlin has returned from the Hammond hospital much improved from an injury It his ankle.
MUNSTER
Mrs. P. Schoon who has been I'.l for several days Is very much Improved. Mr. and Mrs. P. Muzzle and ba"ry of Bernlce. 111., are spending- several da?s wltli Mr. and Mrs. J. Kooy. Henry Bolt is around assesr'ing. Eittle Johsi Klootwyk hs been on
-4r. Frank Eargeant and ion Chester cf Hammond -visited her da-ugh ter. Mr. Lewis Worley and family. Arthur Foster of Chicago visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster here Saturday and yesterday. Denzll Kenney and Clifford Kertney. left yesterday for Flint, Mich., where Kenney Brother, contractors, have a large contract d-lng tien-h digging for the city. Mrs. Ray Casey wt.o has been visiting her parent?. Mr, and Mrs. P. A. Brownell for o-ne time, lftt lor her home in Sullivan, Ind.. Saturday morning. Her mother accompanied inr hotne for a visit. V. K. Roberts was In Chicago on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Foster of Evans-ton, were Sunday gueats of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster. Allison E rid groorn of Hammond, visited friends here yesterday. Mrs. Alien Nets, of Hammond, was the guest of her parents Mr. arid Mrs. Jacct Ruley. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Fay Gragg of Harvy, 11., visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Grayy yesterday.
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NOT JUSTIFIED BYTREATY TERMS INTCRNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 WASHINGTON, April f. The military act of violence of the French government "would not have been Justified" if the treaty terms had been violated and they were not violated, Germany declared in its protest to France, April 7. sgalns. French occupation of Frankfort, a summary of which was made public here this afternoon by the state department. Germany contended that th present situation ! one for the league of natiors to settle.
Better call up The Times ani have it sent to your house every be there.
How About Your Catarrh? Do You Want Real Relief?
Then Throw Away Your Sprays and Other Makeshift Treatment. Why? Simply because you ve overlooked the causa of catarrh, and all of your treatment has teen misdirected. Remove the cause of the c!ogged-up accumulations that choke up your air passage.-, and they will naturally disappear for good. .But no matter how: many local applications you use to tem
porarily clear them away, they will promptly re-appear until their cause is removed. S. S. S. is an antidota to the millions of tiny Catarrh germs with
! which vour blood is infested. A
thorough course of this remedy will e'eanse and purify your blood, and remove the disease germs which cause Catarrh. For free medical advice write to Chief Medical Adviser, 101 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Whisky Confiscated, Court
Says He Can Have It rifCTCTNATlOHA. HtTTS SE1VICT1 PITTSBURGH. April. Alexander
CJek baa a pretty p reft 1 em to aolve.
Nine gallons of perfectly rood liquor are stored In the United State Mar
shal's office and he may claim the stuff.
according to an opinion, handed, down la the United States District Court. Alexander served time for violating a law -which prohibits transportation of liquor. The booze was taken from him. When he got out he ued for the liquor, and the court ays Lo can have it. But Alexander wants to know hojw he can gt it. If he gets cut ot the Mar ha! ofHce with the booie he wi"i still be frailty of violating the law.
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Request Jail Sentence Be Changed; Prefer Whipping JH7niNAT10lL NFWS SERVICE 1 LONDON, April. John Saunders and James Stanley, sentenced to eighteen months and one year, respectively, for bigamy. Jointly petitioned the court to have the sentence changed to strokes with the aat-o'-nine-ail. Justice Darling refused "to obllze th prisoner, expressing an Intimation that he'd like to, but the law didn't permit It.
Convertible Skates. A Chlcagoan has Invented a convertible skate. Which reminds ns though it Is nothing appertaining to the subject did yon ever notice how quickly a man sobers when his wife sights him? The convertible skate Is not new by any manner of means. Buffalo News.
Eyes Strained? If. yo?J eyM work-strained or tired; if your vision Is dim or blurred; if it bothers you to read; tf your eyes burn or itch or ache; if you wear glasses, get a bottle of bon-Opto tablet from vour druggist, dissolve one in a fourth of a glaaa of water and use from two to 4 timea a day to bathe the eyes. Bon-Opto has brought comfort ano relief to thonaands and thousands. Uht V la a wee' tune la aaanr instances.
Keane's School for Dancing ORPHEUM HALL 152 STATE ST., HAMMOND. PHONE 3328. Select Dancing Aemblies Every Thursday Evening. Classes for Beginners Every Monday Evening. This is the place you'll find good clean muic and dancing. No suggestive dancing allowed in this hall. PRIVATE LESSONS FROM 9 A. M. TO 10 P. M. High School Classes Every Friday . EycDin
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Good Old Fashioned Faith -That's What The World Needs Most
AT is the euro for the world's present troubles for un
rest and envy and covetousness and fear?
Legislation? Industrial compromises? Political readjustments? We've tried them all, and they do not satisfy. We're hungry and thirsty for Faith. "The world needs a genuine religious revival," cabled the London financial editor of the New York Evening Post recently. And he added: "This is the view of hard-headed business men." What business men are now proclaiming the churches have always proclaimed. You must touch the spirits of men if you are to change their lives : only to the extent of their faith in each other can they work, together. AL remedies are makeshifts except the Golden Rule. Thirty denominations, knowing the need to be too great for any one denomination to meet alone, are cooperating in a nationwide campaign. It is a campaign for deepening the spiritual forces cf men; for enlisting their heartland their pocket-books too. And ev&ry man and woman who loves America will be glad of a chance to help. For the hope of America is Democracy and the Founder of Democracy wa-: the Founder of the Church. It was H who first called men sons of God, and so made all mem brothers. Not as employers and employees, not as members cf parties or sects, but as sons of God and brothers all let us work out our problems together. To strengthen tho Church is our rst great task ; out of the Church flows Faith.
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To brine tnen back to the uptrIroal standard. to mikeChriat. rniapJe an impelling tore
in the reeoostrurtion f
t. and to teach tony to thin true and tle true tstSe m:rhtT tuk to which the church is called. RcintT Lifinn Chair' (?. Comm. Inirrcurc IC arlA
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The or It real and permanent ointioa of fha Mins prohienpi whlrh eeia nore ante than eer ware the end of the World War U too application of the Oaldeo Role. Jacamcr Dime.. er(tanr af te A aw
UoJted nnancial Caipicn
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The splrrtoaj side f aaaa' Mhm hu ben iaa atoen Deitlected. as4 we need a oew birth of rirbteeonw that will restore the trn r
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criai uuatm. W. B. Wrua. Scntory rf f abr
Per eor ewa sakea. tor on esfM. ren'a makea. tor tha imooiI aake. let a bntotm nee rt betuad uta charcfas and tbeit preachers! Lt u from this very day gie then more time, money and taerht, lr open them te alne of all w ewa oitiBakeiy depends! Roora W. Bxbo. Buainttt AruUylt
CINTERCHURCH world Movem
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T7 feMesffoa cfttt CrtriiicamttU enarfe poibh through thm eonprttxoa of thirty dtoamiumtiotm