Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 5 May 1920 — Page 5

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1 MN TPNATI0V'L NEWS SERVICE I CHICAGO, r,iy ... Prohibition uths ari- Tip-rely pri,,t. .-it i.v n in the hps of th- fovon"i:i.'iit, r i i . 1 a a tii'i-,- complaint S ncttiist aibj-.cd dry law violators tiiii! In- approved !n- : federal district . torney h '..re war-r.-ints can bo is-ued, u w is ru hv Comptroller .'1" Currency W. . Warv i k at. Washington. Tho ruling van disclosed at tho federal b-.iiid.r.g h' r- h- ni! know:, in Connection v. itli a !..-sio:i ;1.v, ,in;c a aim lor .?!! i:i f.--- n ,.de by ih, .rchrb: t ion ti-:iuii.s. !.., p 1t the W rn

:-;r:ot of Ti i;i;. , o. claimed on ii.im4,:s v iss'jft.1 v, i:', .pr. t'p aprt: .ct a ! orucy h. re. The Warn i. b v ision v, Hi f'.aru.-ti the fu'tiv i: ; I -i!ry tv.j.lr. chief ; ivtoi the Middle West.

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UNUSUAL ACCIDENT ISPECIAL TO THE TIMES) HO HA KT. Iiui.. -M.iy , man a-i two I:' -CCs u i'i' ijiur- badly- iuj ircd in Hoi-art S unlay aftiino ri in an unj;ul aivi.iciiE w h.'clt ha pp -nod while Sam c.ohitz and Ja:ip-. Sli.-mr v.-1 r blast in ir F-ra;i rn :i; the yards ! the Nati.-nal Fir.:- Pi uiilliiff C Piece. of flyim: ir-.-n struck Mr. r:ohrr.z in the arrii causing a d. p vv.-un-i nd hitf-.nsr titt M :.. -s No-.dsiri: atid I"na:''l hn were mar, in the 1-- s . Eitto- Miss Nord berg who is h ; ; s. v. rt rar, old was the rr.o sfiiis!;- Injured, as her b-g n'as br. i.-u by the Medical aid was given them at ome arid lr. Faulkner will tike M.ss N ir.i'erji to Valparaiso where an X-ray picture will be taken of her ie.

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M1TCWELL PALMfD

GOV 1 (SPCOUL I

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McCEAY MAY HAVE MAJORITY

It woul.l be a peculiar turn of The three sat at the same table j when the rhan whose name as a pofvonts if Mitche'l rainier, attorney i for two years, arhl Mrs. Palmer has ! sible Itemocratic nominee is in general of the Unitfl States. shouU 1 sai-l that Mitch Palmer and Dilly ' everyone's mocth felicitated his face Willi im C. S'jtouI. governor of j S'proul were just like brothers to hearers on the very stronpr probaPennsylvania, in the battle of the her. It was some years afterward i bllity that a Swart hmore alumnus I democratic and lieputlican presi- when Mr. Palmer and Miss Dixon , would be nominated for the presidential campaign. , found they were lovers instead of '' dency. "Exceedingly had taste on At the present moment it looks as : friends and were married. j the part of Mitch Palmer" was the though Mit.-he'l Palmer has the best Although Mitchell Palmer and i undercurrent of sentiment among chance to bj the nominee of the ' William C. Pproul have always been ; his auditors as he made the prophDemocrats, and while Governor 1 on ditferent sides of the political ; ecy. which they took as referring to Sproul is a dark horse, the fight be- man of Pennsylvania, they have ai- j himself. But the slight uneasiness tween Wood and Johnson makes the ways accorded each other personal ; was charged to merriment when he chances of a dark horse good. i admiration and respect. 'wound up with the strictly Demo. Mitchell Palmer and William' Only a few weeks ago. addressing j cratie boast "and I will bet Billy

Hunmond, May 4. Miss ;rac I'.ick lias been engaged as s ii'twi; rii plir-r by the real estate firm Wool's At Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Uarvry Oostlin f n.!iinan fl. eiitertaimd tlie alurday fvmms Ilri'lK'' lMu! at dinner and bridK' at Ih-ir home .Saui r.ia y vcnitif4. The liighrst soil'i s wtre held by Mr-. It Tvitnu.'it and ( .'ru in;i.ie L . i . Mrn, 1. M. 'hai.in entertain the V dnfjda y A I u-i ifoii 1". i idge C.'Inb at a 1'ilc o'eluek lunehei'ii tuniorrose. .. Tli - Wi. man's Cuild of Ht. T'aul's l'.-

'pal elmreli will meet in lii" liiiuli

paib.n a at 2 :3u tomTrov afternoon.

Mis. V.". ('. Ilelnian will rntcrta.n two SiK.day fehuol ola--se5 f the Methodist li;d f eoj .a I i h in li ai lier home in i ;(ndab: Park on Kridav o' ( niiii;. line i;j

I he girl's I'lass. whieh in instruct', d l.y ' Miss Kn-e, tli social worker of the . Met ii.ju i:-r eliureh and tlie ,,ihir i t!. ! hrivn i l i-v invtructed ! '. ,-'ur. j rf: As li' I li rlasv. ,-:ie of tU- iilr.h' sell io! at;e a fe""'nl time is a n t iei ;i a te,l I . The rciilar itmmliiy intetinK of the) llammi.nd P'-st, Ann riean h.-ei..,?, .'-.

IS. will b held ueaiiesday even.ni.' nt S;1j in the r,ev club rooms whieh are located in the t'liic::o 1'roauce i;albi.'i on State frtret. i.ppositt; i lie Federal building. All members ami F'rvice laen r.r" rrquest.od to be j. recent. It. K. .moss. adjutant. - - The Jewish Ladies Aid will meet at the homo r.f Mi.'. I'. Seine... 12 'a;thatn st.. tomorr.ue a f t c rno.jn. A larftC attendance is desired.

Nearly Everycne Needs a C.ood by the accumulation of impuriTonic at This Sc-ason. ties, you have not sufficient vitality to ie:d:t the p.izihdns of tiny Possibly you are one of the i disease germs which are ready to thousands who cannot understand j attack you on every hand, and why a depressed, enervating feel-j tr.Jy will find a fertile. f.c'fd in your ing takes possession of the f-ystem ! system to spread diseases

probjbly move

as spring time approaches. If you I So, mht now

are easily tired out, feel all run-; than at any ether season of t . down and have lost your one rev , yc.ir, yo-i ?hou!J take lhorou:-ii and vigor, there is a very pood ' course of treatment to c leanse Unreason for this condition, which blood thoroughly and, put your you should lose no time in correct- ?y;-tcm in good robust condition lo

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Your bedy has brought 70.1 jafely through the trying winter season, and in dobg so has expended all of your stored-up energy which must now be replaced.

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summer. And of cou.r e, you w ill want the bebt blood tonic that ycu can ;bt:un.

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M:,re than a hundred vears ao-o.

Indians

made

There has naturallv been con-!

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blood remedy, which v.a:; hande d c!ju;i to posterity, and has 'been sold regularly in ditig stort.-o

j throuoo.out the land for more than

Tliis rented.

siderable wear on lh svfori a century.

as spring time approaches vcur!5" S' S- u''1;c!l 15 rt:ii m-de frcr:1 body must be put back into condi- lhc, m'?d!C1RaI rooi and tion. Any piece of machinery C-tnered frcm the forests, and i,needs rart and aftnf.n ar,l recognized as one of the most eb

human body is no exception. ; Nearly every human ailment can '

be traced, one way or another, to

ncient oiood tonics ever ctm-

pounded.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) rVTOIANAd H..IS. 1:: J.. .May ",. eiston as to who w;'l he the lt-o e an nominee for governor ir.uv n--i ", h t h state r . n ' e n ' i -1 n if tie

or" Trer-'ase for t.:rre'i T. ?!-'"' r i y . ' givug: him a t!iai-r:ty of t i e votes . a -1 acr--Ti:n to rffir;;, griven out at the j McCray headaua r: rs t!i: Tnorninp. is j maintained . Kcitim fro:a 1 :7 p.-e.

circis pi-, e Me Cray 4s. TIT; F-vIt. 11.417: Toner. 1.Z2!. T!;e?"- f'c::re.; w-er male public by M.-Cray at eih: o'c'oc't

a dinner cf Swarthmore alumni, ?.Ir. Sproul that he'll lie thoroughly

mates at Swarthmore. where Mrs.; Palmer took occasion to refer to his! beaten irt the election. Governor Palmer, then Miss Roberta Dixon, ! distinguished chum of college days. Sproul, who is a big man. enjoyed was also a student at the same time, i His auditors were somewhat amazed! the joke as much as anyone else.

DELINQUENT AUTOISTS TAKEN

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES' VnilTINJ. Ind.. May 5. The fou'ir.g autoists were tik'a into i us ,:,- for not bavins; 3t:'" !i.-enes on tb- 'r

rr.a-hines: Fay I.as'in, A'O'-rt e'arl EcaendaM. John nnc!. Hirri?on. Eager lb-Nail y. Jaeinf h. Henry Lar s. K ! w a r J-.'i-.es Bums, J Kair.u'i.'t,b

"Wen gel and Harrison pi- ad sut'.ty to j th? offense and paid a fine of 51. and j , nt: am'"unt:ng to $11. ti-.e rejnaind. - J

(..ns placed u;-.der J-'i bonds io appear ; ok he-, !

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Garden Sale , Amazing In Its Results

TTar'm.'' r "; ir b" :.s wr" rrnc

hi out Sa- urdiy. May a the r-'.-uV a s.t'.e put. on l.y i i stiii!. Mcy n e o . Pie. Tiu- ua- oi.e t.f th" m - r .st:.-cf'il 'i.r.K .'iit t 'i-tf bus talo n d:te ..-.-f !y. Th.- i:ei j r;; y f 'he hp. rs u' t v, t'h tin id. a of build-'i-c -. ' PI ;.-. .-.'IiihII tll'l-e w !- some at--.- i-;is. -.- nt oh . i, ! 1;- a v.-

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h--k sn Oie j..,.i-p:i-a- n-i . . r -.- Mr-. K..!b-!.

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INVESTIGATE REVOLUTION

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BEHLIX. May i A joint coinm -s- j

vi-.n army staff -,u ice . p.nu

efficialx. which is invi sticatins: tbej v eases of :r0 participants in tlie ili-jc., fred Kaon revolution, have coir.plet- rfi

rd It of tlicm. it v-a? learned t-jday.

The commission reeor.mv tided that ; j,, K s ceven he indicted for criminal offer.?.--, j ;; :;

frosr he cashiered from the army and t:-at the charges against three be dis-mo-?ed.

SAYS ROBBER KILLED BROTHER

r STf5T10NA'- NE3 SEPVP.t liUll. HOOK .SETT, N. II.. May .". Acq uU- , n , t.d by a juiy of the liars- "tur- :r,L

d'-ing her rirot io r-iii-o. v. . A t

Mrs. Marion I' -y :i.- ;

lVf.r.icj veteiati.

o-terson today was back

li"! e. -I want to rjeclar- to the worhl thai

Killed Mauri, e, ii s.un.

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"The real m-irfh-re;

entered our b 'ii- . tiecl. It looks dou'otful

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SEWER PLAH in nnAfiTifm I

JOT!.!, T-ickirc rr- , i - o-j r--i-::',;'v since ! '.' !' pi !"ll. Kl- It. 'ft-l' . ',:,:t ..!! . di M- j ' s t -, r pro.!' . . .-p-!.; ,. ips ; U ;;i,d ; j Son t'l Sid- .' -IV-l . a rid !:.,..,,,,( j ! b

Fr.-d 1 v 1 re l- s-:; r i s ;", . ; t!s-.- ! liiaf.- p-f r., -.- m oh ' P Ke-.!i--l.- a v.phl.,, il has ; .-. .... i In-,, .,,,. I:. ..w- ; .M-'t-. !" t'--'- b-iy r w '-r- :, th- cr-iiitrl

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c.,nd. I Han m-p i F. ,.;d. .,' i,. .' r.., , . . ; PUt-Mi i asi ,T-;..e li fi.- tf '. . ;. 1 " i- '

T:ie N, ;- h .-io --- r - ".! :rv in ! ' I sire fr,n .M uv h s :r. ,V.u: t'.. M TiTl A TT? OF

4 ! ,x ! 5 i: ' 1 " ; fi .TOTTN OT.ATIS5SEN

The - .u;h s, ,.,r j... . -.. id- j , r j.

jeraidy I , ,t r, eny:., , - .- from i r , ,i' -nr. n v v. -.:-. ha" i"-n, lm-,rr of i . .. - .. . , i ; er; -s f u r n : s .i ti :: d pa. r v 'io r . t ... 1 . ; " I1""";''1 f"-' :,:,J !'" . :,:!'' v ;! V'''',"K'! j... sr. -:-e an 1 whose p-u- i 0M Sta'e , :i-i ,:r.-r-ed :ip;,:i u,ii l..e r.ru, 1 ..-.-. 5 ;, , ,, ., , t n 'i. wi.l be t- r . -. ! I " 1 : "' '' : ' ,. .... , ', ... ...n ,; o.i.o. f... ,

e.J ''i.i run;; .! - '-..p ; , , ,, , . I .... ieO -lion ..f tb :n -d ear. at ' i

w: i i b- i .nst r d .-:!.)-: sei. id , . . .. ., , ... , . , !

i n ve ,. t -r ; i : ' . t . r i e. i b- - , I , , , i : iiv-n; . toree w. .-.-rs plii.-s. I Mr ':. ii w !io iwis :i yenr 'ft i pv ' rr u ; ro r - a ; s! . 1 - .''.'. I . ,. '

Now S'T1 W ill . ll'i !tl ! a- f.'t- I "

iP.-ts: --:t..b:a hp, fi.-pr "' "'" ' !"--"-- 1 ' " ' '. .. . , . , i i -p, i. se n and one .ter. Mrs. iini-.e; 'li.e.'li to t i.' II S ; I 'i !:rto.: , ....

i fr-m ! IT"!, st. f !b-n"i- .p sr . ,:. j .arttn. o-nn oi a . .... i p an s'.. fr'.fi t'.i'.uit.ei r.y ... t u.,i.i.in i !' . I ... . r:r.:e-r. :.-'d -hen em:-.o? e,- . t c;.; U.-r-pr-iii vt.. ri.-pt Ii.-:.i.;tn i.-.-!-i ' I , . ,. , ,, . I ),.. I.-.-i. re s ! i ' r 11 via" and j On i-1 - : 1 .- i -i ! i r: P . I i . ' 1 1 i o -' p 1 1 sr.-'1 . ,,. , ... 1 wu ( ip-.-nr. 'v -p':-I-a'. 1 by the m- I

io Sh. m-'bl ae.: 1 pi-h y from -. P: r r- 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' '"- an'1 Ita to V. b. - .'a,, a-.. .: d u , , :b I a j K ' f " 'A ' tii' P" ;;t...... ii,--., ipo, M. t,v . ; . - r i . i , -t.: .-,.- T-ie funeral a;ran:.-it:

ii -. I r.-in ' i! ) sr. : o i I ue mi. ; .- ' . "

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m IP", o r !. ;o 1..IUH si : j !:! man j ft-oi.i IIooT,,.!! v. p. Pii.p-bi ae-i

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lilts' st.. i'r -m ll.-rn.-iti :'. to -itwix't ; tb .-,'-.: 1 ; 1 Jt sr.. firm ii .-hm tti t. Pa L.. u- ,,r i horn st. ! -C ! Ibds subnritred inu' b- . -oniPDni.-d : 1!

vh"i bv a i- !-.i:b d eip.-k for sin. v.... ,

Be Rid

Members and friends of tire pa'tor and bis wife. Uev. and Mrs. '. Schaef-

j fei. t.f the Immanual ( imrcii. jravr- a vf rv pleasant suriirise paity for them

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in honor of tiu-ir twenty-f fth wedding er a hard winter season these mi-' anntversarv. The mlnisfir and nrs , , . . . , family w. re invited out for dir.n.r and j PUritleS nave accumulated in t.:e during th.-ir absence preparations j blood, and 3 thorough cleansing is ' were made. The church and the cim-ch r .1 . . . ' ,.ri.r, w.re be ,. , : f I u- -rated in of the greatest importance, as any;

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preen stiver ami n .wers. w ticn 1.". MIKUl UiSOrQCr Of lmnUiltV tn-lt C C C "

creeps into the blood is a s

danger, for every vital

f

Painful Corns

impurities in the blood. And aft-'

A fc-w tellies of S. S. S. just t ihh t:-'ic will prove of great vahe in thoroughly clear.sbj the syslem cf all accumulated in;uriiics.

h 'Z:! h depends upon the Lioodi r ,,::

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h're was music l,y the church c tioir UjJply' IO properly pci'l nd Rev. and Mm, S. harffer were pre- funcljon-

'Gets-It" Makes Them Loosen Up Se

They Lift Off Painlessly.

el Fher" s r.o rtmrr pain aftr a f-A drepi ''- "' ot i, -... i;- iards ur-.n corn er eaiiut :,-.:', end ir;s; p;. v cr:'.-. I

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in her ii -ine

yin the erd:ct was ai-n

in the court loom st ;.!-cord, a oil went up that c"".:'d be heard for bb .NTrs. fitters. n v. a- br. ufiiif. borne Per buJ-band wb wa- th-i 'irst to e 1 race her after the acquittal.

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FIRE VISITS WILSON HOME EARLY TODAY

ed bV M -;-.-. a: .-t'T. n ' s ha . e n--t

ELKS' CABARET DANCE The -;i:!-" ( 'a ba re t -1 ;r net- and dame Pa :ie pi n f.n n t Thu-s-iay niulu at

Kl! Cifis of I'oirnuuis ball w i i 1 te of rpe Id 2 est and one of th- in-t

sar." entertainment i v-r sra:;. 1 ,n j

imrc.d. Til-- :' " l at ,.tis la.. '- than fN.-.-eded tie ,- -tri r lie umii-iiiu... A vurPd pros: ram bout t vv h'-'.rs will be c.l'-n ulole

la n Cny or two you lift th" old mlsTy. n'.ik'-r i.ci.t oT n ithout vn fi.in; it. I'i - r's ti e ia.T - f Mr I'otn p.! d the :,af of i.i'ir tai'.'r:. Mli',jor who hae lost it-.err '.r:i.i tlie "lifts-it'- w a v sav it in 'be only .minn-"ense wav to pet rid or" tbe .i.r. "i,e's-p." I'r-A ret.-er f a -, h r, fr, p-iar-an-teed money back corn r;mn n- but trilV at tnv dri sr store. M'd bv K. Pan t er-eo ( -f, . I'lucnpr. Sn'..i in H -ni-i'i' i .l end recti' merid- d as tlie world's test ce-ti remedv hv J . V. Wet. Surniic rs hhe-, .. i.Htronski rhov. Adv.

and Mrs. P'. ehaeffer arrived at the

chiir.-li tbo-y w !- irre.-ted by the entir. o.rcr sat..n and tip- Beyr inds Col

lins slid (iocbel of Chicago

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septeci w it h a lovely finer tray v tth j a sliver d' llar "ii it. The Kev. Sc'uarffer reFponde.l to this with an appreciative word of thanks. After the. church services a pr" course popper

was serpen m the church parlrrs. under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid. The Trinity Aid w iii hold its recular monthly mcetine this eveninp; at the home of Mrs. o. C E. Matthica. Til t-lohl tt. I'layton S'.-elv. junior jtudepi. f the

An.eijean ( y.ti s.-r a ory of Must"-, e.f ' j "'iiicaao. attend' d an organ recital on U

Saiurday afif rii'.en at Kimball hall, ("'pcapo He bad as his t,uest. M.clilic Miles, of May o'ida e. - -- Miss Bu'-li Prenaman. private secretary to 1'. S. p.etz has returned from a. winter yper.t in l-'b-rida with her parents. Sli" will p-fuiu; her duties

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The annual convention of the First)

restrict of Indiana Pythian P;?tr will be liebl at East '-'hieupo on Wednesday afternoon a ml eveninu. May ith. A larse number of Hammond Temple will attend there meetings.

The staff of the Hammond Temple wi!

put on a display drill. Tlie ses.-d..ns will begin at 1 :.';( in tb.e at'ternooii and 7 . il r) in the e v ' n i n g .

j Mrs. J. O. Thompson of Bauer st., ; who wa remoed to Wesley hospital j in a v. ry lu it.cal condition, is rep..rtI ed sliglu'y improved, but no visitors will be allowed. lier three week's old son is doinj, nicely.

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wiinoui an enua: as

jurcc oi j a crrnera! tonic and svitem bulld-

Oi"an OI : pr f i-.nrplVic flio jrnnitf le.

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wear and tear on th-

orm itsjcvstem, and fcies new life and a

I viyjicjus, licoit.iy titdlli. it is Keeping well and enjoying the i c.0Od alike for old and voun--blessings of health is mainly a mat- j You are invited to write for valter of resisting disease, and this j uabie literature and medical addepends largely upon the condi-1 vice, vhich will be sent without lion of your blood supply. If it ! cost. Address Chief Medical Ad-

is mm ana impoverished, and has viser, Itfo bwift Laboratorv. At-

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only --liiu-.-'cured and t '-.e airnnR.-d for the

It W H he the most rvenlf il ses on 1 lam.noiid, Filkclom have nd and th- lb I'. E.. it is

surri':srd. will ti.'ive the watm conK rat ) i a li. -n s ' f their iady friend.'.

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Take The Times and keep touch vtth the whole world

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COUNT IS DELAYED BY LONG BALLOTS

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nr;;..!i th'- li" tco of A

iciev J. s.- VA ib-"ii. Z llit-hlan-l s 1'iori.p'. arrival of !'.' . .m f a p. s Mo.

; "" 'and 1 .-..nthi.-d tb" li.ini's t tb .-it;: ith distinct surprises, w hen 1'n'y,1,, ,, r.,r ,,,- v.;, .,,),, hou'-vr, v i

mil for they toiino ' ne j r,. ,.

Th- biar." as i! r ---co ye,-r d st...ii . by Mrs. .Win Sh'ibv. who liv - a r.-i d.oi-s uwav ,v. Y. H i fh ! ud t. N-- .fch 1-i.r' p.-.i l-i'-d '"''. !'urr;piii-e i..t v. oh i. ar-riv.il of i..-..ii. n lariiialiiis w r

m'.rnm. it was . ; ihr.-w n -. r fni-ntluv ru the p t;-

I t.. pi ..ti . -. I- I'roia ca i ; ai t.-.'- t.y vu'. i The Pfj; is b 1 i'- V o,. .-, briye OI : K

se d wires. ,V ch'-ck f.-r $2

r-et w

started the

long ballot to be tn-o-e -f a tnk than tbey had anticipated. Nothins worth -.Villle was leceiyicl before '. o'tbuk last niclit and after tlien !, returns strangled in slowly until early this

It was lnyl!?l-.t P--ioie

many of the bo.arus Headed jot i no . .v u in oh I a on:

Tiie vote in the industrial districts;,

i i rout i if-w.s'

bvjyR?c

fimss

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was tlie heaviest ever broupht out i n ,,. n,j( ( ,,,, t,,,., lir,.r)1,-n-s pen,-. on fund b a primary . I:i Gary and Hammond j .,tl-,r. v )vi ;Ui evideric- t.f hi .alone lr.se to TVm-O votes were ca -1 ri p1.t , 1;i . , r) f.,r i!,r.;r e fT. i ' 1 1 1 work i am! it is expected that the cut if-' ,.0mhai iri: -I hla.re. Th rrop. rty lo-

.-oiiiity will mount up to the neighborhood of llj.Uuii.

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builders, jrrowa viporoua. active chicks. Intestinal trouble, le weakness and otner erseso v.t foen of chick life c-dsjiown. Why run the risk of iosinjf chicks -w hen at cost of a cent a iA chick for three weeks, you can raise every livablechick. Extra chicks saved pay for ad luod-

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CANCER It is psporially imjH-.rtant to l:no-.v a few of the more important fac's about cancer because one out of every ton persons who die after fortv die

-tt--' i cancer. It is important as wol! j to separate fart from fiction in your mir.d because the virulence of "this wasj disease has riven rise to many myths

ana tr.eories which do a great deal of harm. The first things to remember is that almost rvery case is curable if taken in the early stages. Unfortunately, the early ptasres of the disease are usually rainless and therefore warning symptoms are overlooked. It te-jc-ins usually as a pnffiSI local crowth which may easily be- removed by an operation or, in some few cases, by radium or x-ray treatments. It is not a constitutional disease nor is it "catching," so fear of infection is ri'Iy. Any sore, especially about the mouth or lips which does not heal within a normal time should be watched carefully and a physician consulted without delay. Birthmarks, moles, warts and other blemishes which change in appearance or which begin to gTow warrant the suspicion of cancer. Persistent indigestion in middle life, accompanied by loss of weight, change of color, diorrhea, vomiting, are also grounds for suspicion. Don't be discouraged at so many symptoms or let the dread of the disease prey on your mind for after all, while we hear much of the deaths of cancer patients, we hear little of the cures which are far more frequent than is usually believed. Patients who recover prefer not to talk about it; and those who do not are held up as a warning by the medical profession which has been trying for years to

make the public take normal precautions against the disease.

The St. Paul bittheran l.rasru" is pir.sentlnK a com.dy May .".th and 6th at St. J'auls hall. The play is entitled 'Tnc!" Ephtiams Summer Hoarder?." It Is a rural comedy r.i three acts wuh a cast of 26 persons and a swnopsds of the play is as follows: Squire IP irts. d'-sirii.us of se-c-nrins the Hifj:ins farm, is about to foreclose tlie mortgage lie holds on

pame. lie jiregms Rirls discover thisi and instead of goins to a resoi t for the summer stay at home and take in' hoarders to pav ,,fy the mnrttair ' ti. !

play is ery cl-vfrly written a nil full of amusintr situations. t is sure to

be cry much enjoyed.

The regular monthly meeting of the; Ladies' Aid of the J:anc-elical church i "ill be held tomorrow- in the churth! bailors. The Mes. lames j; li i n ii-irrl L , and Eeonhardt Ulster will be the host- j escs. All members and friends are. cidiaUy invite,! to l,e present. j

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YOL'R EARS

i t-.e best way to take care of your j Ncti"E Fur; mi h. ears is to leave them alone. If they : oFFitT, i" the iiu.miii of ri F.i.b;

reed attention, go to a physician. You can't afford to take chances with one of the most delicate organs that nature has made. If the wax in your ear3 is not sufficiently fluid and hardens," causing bu.tring and even temporary loss of hearing in one or both ears, have it removed by a physician. VVash your ears as you wash the rest of your body with soap and water but never poke into them with your fingers or with a match or toothpick or you may rue it to your dying day. FOR PERSPIRING FEET Bathe every alternate day with a solution of one tablespoon of formalin in a quart of water. Powder inside of stockings and shoes freely with alum powder. Continue for a week or two and then stop the treatment, resuming it when it becomes necessary. Remember that any astringent interferes with the action of the pores and the secretion of oil in the skin and should never, therefore, be prolonged any longer than is necessary. "LIVER SPOTS" There is only one safe cure for this kind of blemish and that is exercise. Incidentally "liver spots" have nothing whatever to do with the liver. They are due to some derangement of the digestive apparatus and must therefore be cured by exercise, diet and fresh air. If ycu persist in trying to remove them by external treatment, you may remove the skin but you will rot prevent the appcaance of fresh spot.

WOP.KS. EAST T I ICAiJii, I.VIr.NA. APFtll. 27. F'-fp TO WHOM IT MAY I'bNiT.RN': j Yon ate hereby notified that the Hoard of Public Works of the ihty of Kal j i. 'in. .-i go. Indiana, will cn tlie 17'h day , of May. 1'ilbh at the hour of 0 o'clock ; A. M.. at the office of tho, IV.-irij. receive I i .....r. !.. e.... ..ii .; ... . :

ash,. K'ass. cans, crocket y, jraibaRe, ot;.. EJ

a.-, per .specifications ..ti hie in tlie office of the ihty Clerk of this city. Tli-' Hoard reserves th.; riht to reject ! alii" ct all bids, or to take tho smiei

under !idviem"iii. iA hirers ail bids to Clerk of the Hoard East Chicago. Indiana. I..- order of Hoard of Public Works.

T. Y. niCIIAUIS. i 4--'S: 3-3 Clerk of the Hoard. !

NOTICE TO PEAEEUS IN CO A E. Tlie Hoard of Trustees of tlie School City of Hammond. Indiana, will at the regular meeting- ef said Hoard. S'O o chick I'. M. Tuesday, May 27. 1320. receive bids for furnishing: and deliver-

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Promises thirty days of animated selling days that from standpoints of timeliness, value-giving and comprehensiveness are unprecedented in these times. Far and wide, and for some time, we have been purchasing specially for this Great May Sale. That our negotiations have, in all instances, been exceptionally favorable is conclusively proven by the great number of thrift opportunities presented in ever." section of the store, lour spring and summer needs will be found here m abur.darce merchandise which best meets with your desires, yet which docs not deviate from our economy assuring standards-

We can only emphasize the importance of this event and its remarkable economical values by inviting every one who is seeking to exercise savings to attend this May Sale. Read our advertisements carefully.

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STRAWBERRY PLANTS

Hie city nil the coal n.-cessaiy for t!i" use e.f said schools durimr the ensuim? seh.Kd year, approxiinately 2jti) tons. "I'.ids are desired on Mine Pun coal of the followips kinds: Ktunklin County. Illinois: Itraz.l, Indiana S'-yenth Vein, Itidian;.. Eiock. etc. I'.o.-ir.l reserves tlie right to reject a try or all bids. Jy order of Hoard of.Edui a t ion. EDWIN S. MON-poE, 3-3-3-S Superintend', nt of Schools.

n nd can supply a n v amount of plants re- -epiircd. and tuaram.-e that "li can pet no b. i- tv ter anywhere W- ii'if

our plants in tho snnni; and they will be fresh uio-n they reach you. and will Ktow i'' p-rop. i-i v

planted. Prot: ress i y; j-c--start b arinjr ntrht aiv.ii-, t .- itistead of w.-titjr.jr until f nr v I o -l . 1 ..11 l.i

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Send all orders to J. K. BRANT. Phone 1231Y3, Hammond, Ind. R.F. No. 1.