Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 256, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1920 — Page 10

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City Life Section. RING LARDXEH Tornotch humorist in America, pends to his old Chicago cronies a few recipes. For what? You should ask. You know me, Al. AMONG US MORTALS By v. E. Hill, inimitable crayon cartoonist and master of clever satire. He pictures the queer traits of folks you meet every day. ASI1TON STEVENS Alice, Brady tells him what she'd do if she had to dress on "that silly press agent's five a week." Read Steven:;' version of the quarrel. TAD, the man who made, over the English language, so It could be understood. Read his' picture story, "Home That's All,", and take a lesson. OrrER. creator of Happy Hooligan, smashes the old-timer through a new series of adventures with hi3 pal, Mr. Dubb, in a sidesplitting cartoon. BUGS BAER ia so literally bugs that they've quit putting; his nickname in quotes. In his story Sunday Mosse on prohibition says: "When they says light wines, let me do the weigh-in'." You'll like Mose. Editorial Section. ARTHUR BRISBANE'S editorial. WTiat happens to the great man of the moment and why you should shine, while you may. A picture for ambitious men. and women, too. Mr. Brisbane is the highest paid editorial writer in the world. WINSOR McCAY There's a sermon with the preaching left out in evfry picture he draws. CONAN DOYLE teHs of his adventure with a rowdy "ghost." He cites it as an authentic case in his discussion of the influence of spiritualism en mortal mysteries. SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES. new ambassador to the United States from Great Britain, tells what's needed for a better understanding between the two nations. FLORENCE WALSH'S latest fashions for women, sketched from gowns just tinpacked by most exclusive importers.

SEUMAS MACMANUS. best known Irish writer, tells what the development:-; in Ireland really mean. MAXIMILIAN HARDEN, famous editor of Die Zukunft. most powerful writer in Gernumy, discusses the Anglo-Japanese trade alliance; sees specter of dad idols fighting to rule the world which is seeking to progress. DR. W. H. RALLOl", noted scientist and writer, tells of the discovery of the germ of insanity. GCGLIELMO KERRERO Famous Italiau historian, whose opinion carries more weight with European diplomats than any lay writer in the world. Contests. In addition to the Doll and Limerick contests, we will also have the following: TWO SHETLAND PONIES FREE Sunday is the d.y when Mareelline will wear the costume which is to decide the winners of these two circus ponies. NEW $100 PRIZE OFFER- -For sporting page readers. 60 EASEBALL PASSES Free to Sox and Cub fans. 16 Page Color Magazine Section. ELINOR GLYN New loelc. of love and happiness from the author of "Three Weeks." Read her gripping dialogue with a troubled wife. HOWARD CHANDLER CHRISTY Most famous American artist contributes a full-page drawing as the frontispiece. HOW MULTIMILLIONAIRE SHONTS WAS "VAMPED" The' Duchess de Chaulnes pleads with her father to break with Mrs. Thomas only to have him hold up thp so-called "Vampire" as a model for his daughters. TURNING UGLINESS INTO BEAUTY Interesting experiment in the milliner's art that made life worth while for Mary Dean, "the homeliest girl.',' WHO KILLED ENID CARLTON? -What the gamekeeper had to tell in the gripping serial detective story,. "The Mystery of the Summer House."

THE PARCEL POST BABY MYSTERY Who put infant girl !nt the mails at Spokane, Wash., for trip across the continent and why? BETRAYED BY A PERFUME BOTTLE Another chapter in the love triangle of a man modiste, his alert wife and a pretty model. THE JEANNE DE KAY DEATH PUZZLE Even the discovery f her body in the cold waters of Lake Michigan has failed t clear the mystery of this Chicago girl's disappearance. A CHINAMAN DISCOVERED AMERICA! Science unearths evidence of an Asiatic invasion 1,500 years before Columbuf. A ONE-ACT PLAY COMPLETE George Middleton. noted playwright, contributes a problem story that two persons can act. LADY DUFF-GORDON ( LUC I LE) Foremost creator of fashions in the world, in a full-page illustrated article, presents the newest Paris ideas in intimate tea gowns. MRS. CHRISTINE FREDERICK Distinguished authority on household efficiency tells housewives iow to maintain a better kitchen. MARY LEE SWAN Well-known writer and lecturer on cooking, makes preparation of the evening real a delight with her scientifically tested recipes. DRESS PATTERNS Seven fashionable designs that will help the home dressmaker with her own and her children's clothes. Comic Section. JIGGS AND MAGGIE By George McManus. Jiggs rpends the night on a billiard table just for trying to help' a friend. "MR. AND MRS. "By Clare Brlggs. What to do after you fail even to notice your wife's new hat. "You sav it I stutter." "THE KATZIES" By Knerr. The Kids stir up a sea of trouble that starts the Captain on his way. CINDERELLA SUZE By Jack Callahan. "Little Jimmie's" daddie, James Swlnnerton, is down with the flu and win be back next week. Sure is a girl comic and you'll like it.

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