Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 277, Hammond, Lake County, 11 May 1920 — Page 6
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WASHINGTON. May 1 1 President YU?on was not satisfied with tinmanner in which Croat Britain was i-omluvting; naval warfare when the I'nited States entered the world war. This fact was brought out by S reIF YOU KEED A MEDICINE YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST
Although thre ure hundreds of pr.'Tirauoos advertised, there is only one that really stands out pre-eminent iu a no'dione for diseases of ih- kidneys, liv.r and bladder. Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not reeerr.mend'! for eerthin A sworn eerrifk-.te of purity j wi'h fvory boitle. You may re-eive ft sample !ize bottle of Swamp-Root Parrel post. Address Dr. Kilmer 4t l., K:nfha.mtoii, N. Y. and en loe ten cenis. For sal at all drug: stores in larce and medium size bottle;., also m-.-ntioy ihis liaper. Adv.
tary of the Navy Paniels today before the senate committee investigating the charkes made y P.ear Admiral Sims anainst tlie eonduet of the war by the navy department. For the lirst time the speech of the presidfiit to the officers of the Atlantic fleet at Yorktown. V in the summer of 1 1 1 7. was made public when Secretary P'aniels read it to the committee today. The president complained the liritish were adhering to tradition in conducting naval operations. Speaking of the campaign against the submarine, the president declared: "We are hunting hornets all over the farm and letting the nest alone. None of us knows how to go to the ne.it and smash it and yet I despair of hunting for hornets all over the sea when I know where the rest Is and I know the nest is breeding hornets
us fast as l can una them. 'livery time we have suggested anything to the British admiralty the reply has come back which virtually amounts to this, that it had never been done in that way. and I felt like ssytiii;: 'Well, nothing was ever dene so systematically and nothing- is being done now." 1'aniels continued to quote the president. "Therefore I should like to see some thing: unusual happen, something- that never was done before. There is no other way to win. I am willing for my part and I know you are willing for I know the stuff you are made of I am w-illins: to sacrifice half the navy
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Great Britain and we together have to crush that nent because if we crush it. the war is won." The president's speech continued. Daniels outlined the plans of the navy department made prior to the
I outbreak of the war. lie referred to j the announced policy of the president
in reoruary. i:'io. when lie declared the United States navy "ought In my judgment be incomparably the most adequate navy in the world." He further referred to his own order of October 7. 1015. to the general board for the formation of a five year building program of new construction of naval vessels. Daniels quoted from the report of the general board to the effect that "this is the first time any administration has decided to present to congress , continuing ship building program. The program was estimated to cost J500.O0n.0no at that t me. Increased costs have raised that amount to J800.000.oon. Daniels declared. "All this shows the navy department was alive to its responsibilities before our entrance Into the war," Daniels declared . Daniels said the president insisted upon the bottling up of the submarines while the experts of the liritish navy refused to grant their approval. "They were supported by Admiral Suns in their contention." Daniels said. "A delay of six months in the placing of the mine barrage in the North Sea to screen in the submarines was charged to Admiral Sims by Dan
iels. ''A further drlay of two months w.i experienced because of the weather conditions existing when we im.ily obtained the approval of the British admiralty to an amended plan." Daniels declared. "I do not want to refleet on the British in any way in citing these instance.-"." Daniels quoted Admiral Straus as
saying the eomplet "of the mine barrage ended the submarine menace.
THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN
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Putter. Receipts. S.lfif'6 tuh.; cream fry extra, &7'j: extra, firstsi 57U; firsts 54rS6ls: packing- stock. 4tt 2!is. LOGS Recmeipts,' 41.584 case.v; current recipts, 38. 39: firsts U'-ti; extra. 44 1-4-W 41 3-1; checks, 33i 35: dirties. 33 3-4 . rilKKSH Twins. new. 27'fi2R: daisies. 291-'f' 30; Jonehorns. 3tr 30 1-4; brick. 28'i. LIVK POULTRY Turkeys. 35; rhiekens, 33; spring's.; roosters, 20; scefp, 20; ducks. 38. T'OTATOES Reeipt. 30 enrs; Minnesota, l.'akota. Ohir.s and Wisconsin, 7.35 'a 7.50.
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Soap should be used very carefully, if you w ant to keep your hair looking its best. Must soaps and prepared shampoos contaia too much alkali. This dries the sculp, makes the hair brittle and ruins it. The le..t thins for steady use Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and .p reaselt s 1. and i.i better than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonfuls wil clerise the hair and scalp thoroughly. S.imply moisten the hair with water and ruh it in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinse out pi?ily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair drie quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair fin" and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsifled cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the lamily for m o n t h . adv.
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HAMMOND The Trior family in Hammond is one great big happy, contented family. Every machine is performing its part faultlessly well. You never hear a complaint against a Thor. Thors are Built Complaint Proof Look for the name on the motor; note-the solidarity of construction throughout the machine. Every feature about a Thor will at once appeal to women who judge values before investing their money. You can't make a mistake in a Thor.' Hundreds of Hammond women will gladly tell you so. See us before .next Monday today if you desire for a free demonstration. Easy monLhly payments arranged. Standard Electric Engineering Co. 633 SO. HOHMAN STREET Tel. Hammond 525.
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Monday, May 17th 1920 "Mark It on Your Calendar"
On the above date we will begin a service to the people of Hammond never before offered by any bank in Hammond.
HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS BANK In the Hammqnd Building Hammond, Ind.
Dancing Party to be given by Harley-Davidson Motor Cycle Club K. OF P. HALL, HAMMOND HJESDAY EVENING, MAY 1 1th Everyone invited. Admission $1.00
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We Stake Our Good Name On Every Article You Get in Our Store Most of our customers are constant customers returning to us repeatedly for whatever 'they may need in general merchandise. Whether you live in the city or out of town, . we aim to make our 4 service and prices right, so you will come back for more. E. N. Bunnell 504-508 Hohman St.. Hammond. Phones: 650651592. 4814 Forsythe Ave, East Chicago. Phone 947. Fifth Ave. at Massachusetts St., Gary. Phone 1470.
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RAILROAD COMPANY
Because of the unauthorized walkout of a number of our yardmen, we need experienced switchmen and young men desiring to learn the work. Many good jobs are open. The average daily wage of our switchmen during March; 1920 (the last full month preceding the strike), was $8.30; the largest average for any one man, $10.85. There was work for every man every day. The Labor Board at Washington is considering a demand for an increase in the rate of pay. Safety work has made switching reasonably safe for careful men. Apply: 7:00 A. M. Yardmaster's office, Columbia Avenue. 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. Superintendent's office, Gibson. 8:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. Room 1 , Huehn Bldg., corner Logan and Hohman Sts., Hammond.
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