Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 12 May 1920 — Page 2

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ROPDSAL FOR SUGAR REFIN ERS 10 POOL BUYING

' INTFPNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! .VASIII.ViTOX, .May 12 A new proal fur Misur refiner to nool their

ins; of raw sugar in t'ulia and othf rf icu markets' V reduce p-cula

tive bidding: for the raw product, is under fonsidei atti'R by the department of jut-tic-, it was announced today. Assistant Atty. dm. .Howard K. Figs today declared thut the plan projected is in tentntive shape for present aUon to the refiners as h rtuup Many of the ri'tiniTK it is believed. re ready ti aocrde to the siijisrst ion. The MistieKtion will not be laid formttlly lx fore the refiners until tnc requirements of the essential Industrie!" during the present year are determined. matter which is now beins tlirei-h-'d out by a special committee of refiners at New York. The needs of approximately J.mhi consuin-

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ers among: the preserving and canning manufacturers are brine considered. Yhen the needs of the essential u(,'ar users are defined, the department will decide definitely whether curtailment U necessary among: the uncalled essential consumers, such as candy and soft drink manufacturer. It was announced ar the department today thut vigorous measures are to be invoked to assure xtigar in sufficient quantities for householders s-n-erally. not only for their table needs, hut also for fruit preso v jpp . The department announced that Its campaign to eliminate the speculator from the suisar market already beginning to show results. This move. offW cials said, ha effectively checked further unreachable price increases, and has hlishtly increased the amount of sugar available for small consumers.

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6 Oell-ans Hot water Sure Relief

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There is a Way to Get Rid cf the Torturous Suffering.

You cannot boil water by applying the heat to the top of the vessel. You may possibly, after so long a time, succeed in making the water lukewarm, Vut it will never get hot enough to boil.

Disorders which originate in the blood can be reached only through the blood, and no amount of local treatment applied to the surface can be expected to do any real good.

The same principle applies to the attempt to get rid of skin

diseases by local applications of rough, red scaly skin is to purify

condition of the blood. They come from a colony of tiny germs which get into the blood and multiply by the million. Although commonly called "skin diseases," because they set us the visible evidence of their disturbance on the surface of the skin, all successful treatment must come through the blood. This makes it clear why you cannot expect any real substantial relief from local remedies applied to the sufface of the skin. There is no danger of ever being afflicted with skin diseases as long as the blood is in perfect condition. It. is only logical, therefore, that the proper treatment for

pimples,' blotches, sores, boils.

salves, ointments, lotions, washes,

etc., remedies applied to the surface of the skin, which can. have no real corrective effect whatever upon the disease. Water cannot be boiled until every atom has been thoroughly saturated with intense heat, which can only be accomplished by applying it in the proper way. So, also, there is a proper way to successfully treat and get rid of diseases of the skin, and that is by getting in behind the millions of t'ny germs that cause the disorders, and eliminate them from the blood, thus going direct to the source of the trouble, and attacking them at the starting point. These who rely upon local treatment, such as ointments, salves, lotions, washes, etc., which are applied to the surface of the skin, will never be free from agonizing skin diseases, because they are going about the treatment just backwards. They are treating the results of the disorder, and not the disease itself. They are attempting to bcil water by applying the heat in the wrong place. These terrify ing skin irritations, eczema, tetter, boils, pimples, etc., have their origin in a disordered

the blood of the tiny germs that

cause these disorders. When any of these symptoms appear on any part of your body, you should take prompt steps to rid the blood of the germs which cause them. And the one remedy which has no equal as a blood cleanser is S. S. S., the purely vegetable blood .remedy which has been on the market for more than fifty years. S. S. S. is sold by druggists everywhere. Do not expect to be cured of any form of skin disease by the use of lotions, salves, ointments or other local treatment, as such remedies cannot possibly reach the source of the trouble, which is the the blood.

LABOR VOTE

Abandon Such Phrases This Year as "Down With Capitalism." nv .i:orw.K r. hoi.mkm STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE1 NKW YOKK. May 12 Kor the first time in recnt years the leaders of the Socialist party are abandoning today their assortment of Mock phrases such as "Down with capitalism." and "dictatorship of the proletariat.'" and are preparing to go out and bid for the votes of laboring men this year by appealing to their logic, rather than to their class prejudice. The ultra radical or "left wing" faction of the parly has been defeated on the national convention floor and the conservative element led by such men as Morris Hillquisff .Victor Merger. Oscar Ameringer. Cameron King of California and Judge Panken. of New York, are in control of the party's destinies . The Jliilquist program for political action during the coming campaign, which triumphed over the "Soviet" program of J. louis Kngdahl and his associate extremists from Chicago, is designed to appeal particularly to "the man in the street." It is a primer of Socialism with all words of more than two syllables barred from It. "That has been the trouble with us Socialists for forty years." said Victor Eerger. "We have prated about 'Marxian Socialism." and 'I'roletarianism' in all our campaigns. And not one man in ten knew what we were, talking about."

3:)5. CORN" 2 mixed 212; 2 white, yellow 2126 213; 3 mixed. 211; 3 Slli212; 3 yellow ill'? 212; 4 2001211; 4 white, 21'1; 4 yellow OATS 2 white. 115'gU6; 3

113 '? 115; 108.

y . white mixed 210. w hite.

while, 111 112; staivlard

BL'TTER Rccipt.. 5.781 tubs; cream ery, extra. :Kz. extra firsts jo'j; tints 53 555 ; packing- Mock. 3 1'ii"9',-. KtKiS Keceipis. 77.&6V cases; current recipts, 38 -10; ordinary firsts, 373S; !trts 40's'4l; extra, 4'i'3ftj 14 1-1: checks 33 ' Si's; dirties. 30 3-4.

CHKKHK Twins, new, 2H'27 Pies M'niS';; young America.

longhorns. 30; brick. -''-. I.IVK i'OUlrKY Turkeys, .".5; chickens. 33; springs.; roosters. 20. geese 20; duck.-. 38. l'OTATOKS Receipts. 11 .car?: Vlin ncsota, Dakota.. Oluos, and Wisconsin. 7 . 2 5 ''J 7.50.

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I IIII A(.I) 1.1 K STOCK I HCHJ.S Receipts, 2,0u; market is j steady to 13- higher; bulk ll.nO'n j 13.1": top. 15.2.": heavyweight, 13.63 ( Sj. 14 .Jrt; medium weight. ll.jO'ii 15.25; ! light weight. ll.RO'.i 15.25; light ligi. i 11.60"'a15."0, heavy packing sows. 12.50!! 13.33; packing sows, rough. 12. 25 'n 12.75; pigs. 13.00 VI 1 . 75. j t'.VTTLE Receipts S.of'O; market is I beew steers steady to 15 higher, others steady; bef j-teers: medium and! heavyweight. 1 3 . 10 1 3 . 85 ; choice and' prime. 1 i . 10 ti 13 . 8 3 ; medium and good j 11 . 60 13.10; light weight: good and; choice 12 . 35 if 13 . 75; common and med I ium 10. 2 5fi 12.35; butclur cattle: hoi-j fers. S.On-u 13.50; cows 7 . 75 r,i . T3 ; bulls. 7 . 7 3 1 1 . on ; cantirs and cutters cows and heifers. r.0'j 7.7i; canner j steers 6.251r S.50; veal calves (light! and handyweight 1 1 . 00 77 1 3 . " ; feeder! steers 9.25'ill.85; ftockT sicers, 7.75 j t 11.25; ?tker cows and heifers. 7.50 1 '!. 75; stocker calves, 8 . 00 : 1 1 . 00 .

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The recognized blood purifier and tonic is S. S. S., which has been used for more than fifty years, and is today more popular than ever.

THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN

CHICAGO VEAL-30 to 60 lbs.. 1 4 n 16c; 70 to 80 lbs.. 16fil7: 80 to 104 lbs. i'al9; fancy 20; overweight "xidneys 140 to 175 lbs.. 10H12C

Begin taking S. S. S. today, arid write a complete history of your case to our Chief Medical Adviser, who will give you special instructions without charge. Write at once to Swift Specific Co., 185 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

CHICAGO VASH ( R A I WHEAT No. 2 Northern ypring.

SHE THOUGHT DYEING IS OLD FASHIONED

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Capital and Surplus $150,000.00

Na tio n a lly-Fam ous Products Made Here Many nationally-advertised products come from the City of East Chicago. For instance OLD DUTCH CLEANSER the product of the Cudahy Packing Company. FEDERAL ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE manufactured by the Edward Valve and Manufacturing Company. G. A. T. X TANK CARS built by the viencral American Tank Car Corporation. SINCLAIR OILS gasoline and refined oils from the refinery of the Sinclair Refining company. The City of East Chicago; forty industries; payroll more than a million a week.

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Open Friday Eve. 6:00 to 8:00 P. M.

But "Diamond Dyes" Made Her Faded, Shabby, Old Garments Like New.

Alliy Chalmers 51 American Can 40 American Car and Foundry ....i:;ou Amebian T.-'cotimt ive i'i1 American Smcltinjr American Sicl Foundry 4 1 ; American Tel. and Tel f1 American Zinc 1 ." " Anaconda rfi's Faldwin IjOcmotiv 115 Canadian I'acifio 116 Central Leather 68" Chile Cooper IK Corn Product "O.'-j Crucible Slrel ir.ii Kne 1 tienral Electric 141General Motors 21 '-n Lackawanna Steel 1j

j I.ehigh Valley 4 1 '2

M i J a 1 e steel ; N. V. Air rtrake 58 New York Central HS:i Ohio Cities Uas oi, Pennsylvania -7 Pressed Ster Car f8 Hallway Steel Piirings r2 Heading S4' Hepublic Iron and teel P21

i exas Co ; 4si Union Pacific us t". S. Ruhher !:, , I". S. S'terl o;t i etinsrhoue a.... 4 ' V4 j Willys Overuand ; . . lS'il

Sinclair C'il :;

Is Causing Wide Amazement in the Calumet Region A great thing is being offered here. Scores and scores of people have already taken advantage of the tremendous savings on furniture. Think of Having the Entire E. C'Minas Furniture Stocks to Choose from at 20 Less Than the Regular Prices Are you going to take advantage of this remarkable offering? DON'T DELAY. Remember this sale lasts until Saturday only. It is best to shop early in the morning to obtain the highest satisfaction.

! WHERE'S YOUR ! DOG LICENSE?

Vho"ale summon will be iued afier May 13 f'-r the appearance in eo-irt of a'l persons who have neglected to take out do license? which bciMjne due May 1, it was announced today. Thu police will no longer merely urce d-c owner? to secure licenses but will prosecute in every instance where p- r.-ons refuse to obey the la'1'.

Too Late To Classify

Don't worry about perfect re?ult.o.' Use "Diamond Dyes," ttuaranted to nric a new. rich fadeless color to any fa.brle. whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed oods, drepsp. blouse, stockinps. skirt.", children's coats, feathers, draperies, coverings. The Direction Hook with each package tells so plainly how to diamond dye over any color that ou cannot make a mistake. To match any material, have drueriM show you "Diamond De" Color Card. Ad v.

Try a TIMES Want Ad

HINES TO GO TO EUROPE

f INTERNATIONAL NfAS SERVICE) WASHINGTON. Miy 12. Walker D. H'lies. retirinj; director-general of the railroad H.dmniiM ration, will Bfo ti Kuroj'C on a p j cial diplo-inati'-inl-sl'iii for President. Wilson at tic- end of this immlh. it wa learned today. It if: uiid'f.-ti"d that Mr. Hines will invent! f;i 1 r indoetrial and business conditions in Kurope ami will i-onduct olher inquiries at the behest of the president;

Take The Times aii(3 keep touch vith the whole worlrl

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Car. Lake County Auto Supplies & Sales. H. A. TliIKU Prop. N. W. (dr. Iiis1ii & Hohman St.,

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1 FORD ROADSTER All new tiros: lirst r-,s f ondition. Lake County Auto Supplies & Sales. II. .. Tllir.I,, Prop. .. W. ( r. Iniitla A Hohmrni St., Telephone Hammond 1741. 5 12-4;. ASNAP (l-i'vl. Apjorson Chummy lioadstor. oloks like now. Lake County Auto Supplies & Sales. ir. s. i hm:i.. Prop. . v. r. Inftlas A Hlimn t.. Telephone ilninm nd 1741. 3-15-4 1.

-t my hand and J!ix ihe- eal of Faid Court, at Hammond, this 12th day of May. A. b., 1920. 4 Seal) HERBERT I.. AVHKATON. Cb-rk U S. O. P.y HUTH BER'l. Deputy flerk.

Bon-Opto No. 8630 lines

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Sharpens Vision Its a ejstem of treating the eyes at ho Tie: is practised daily by hundreds of thousands of peopio with great satisfaction. The Bon-Opto system quickly relieves inflammation of the eves and lids. It cleanses, soothes, and rests tired, dusty, work-strained eve and is a help to better eyesight. -Ask your druggist. He knows. He w ill refund your money without q-aestion, if you are dissatisfied. There '"is no other home eve treatment like Bon-Opto.

INSTRUCTIONS . ( Ua mat nd hold for future a. j

B Today, Thursday and Friday

o Norma Talmadge in "The a

Woman Gires'

Friday and Saturday Win. Duncan in the third episode of 'The Silent Avenger"

Saturday

J. Warren Kerrigan in h "TL- n rL- H2

i lie ui cam vucaicr Also Sunshine Comedy. Training for Husbands.

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TODAY John Lowell in "The

the Wiadow" Also a two reel comedy Charles Chaplin, Mabel niand and Mack Swain in

Henpecked Spouse." Tomorrow "The Screaming Shadow"

Face at

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Sunday Corrine Griffith in "The Garter Girl" Sunshine Comedy, "Training for Husbands. Monday and Tuesday Dorothy Dalton in "Black Is White"

j"a Is White"

xotit, to NON'-nnsiPEN'T THK STATE OK INDIANA. LAKE t'VH'NT Y. IN THE LAKE Si rHKIOR

Ci'L UT. MAY TERM. 10Je. CORA P. I

Ask your mother, aunt, grandmother, they will tell you of folks they have known who were cured of the many distressing, painful diseases which occur in most women's lives, by taking Dr. Picrce'3 Favorite Prescription, which is sold by druggists, in both Cuid and tablet form. What women say: Trout Lake, Mich. UI doctored with several doctors and they tt told me I would have to have an operation. Then I heard of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription so I took six bottles of it and 1 have never been bothered with the same trouble since. 'I shall always recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription to every one I can. . . "It ha been over twentv rears since I took this medicine. MRS. GEORGE PALMANTEER, Box 43. Indianapolis. Tnd. "I used five bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. "When I was verv nervous and had severe feminine trouble T tried many remedies 1ut did not jcret help. A retired doctor of Decatup. 111., recommended the 'I'avorite Proscription to me. I used it and got the help I needed and finally I became entirelv relieved. It cured mo to stay cured for I have had no return of the trouble." MRS. Y. M. WOESSXER, 968 Elm bt, Jackson, Mich." I have used Dr. Pierce's medicines for about thirty years. I have recommended their use when doctors have friven the patients ups and had the very best results. I could tell of many cures effected bv the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. Jllvb, CORA STEPHAN Nurse), 202 Harris St.

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I AYPERSON VS. M A T 1 1 1 A ?

ITT. AL. rSE X'. 192K2. ACTION I j TO Ql'IKT TITLE H O REAL. EST ATE j Now i-onipp th- Piaint'.fl' hy Oum- J ! 1 v & Fried rich, attorneys, and files j j li-r eornplamt herein, toRether with fin j

. Miliilitil of a competent person, show ins:

: ihut th defendants iathia.H Nickel

I l.'irkv Nickels, wife of Matliias Niek-'lf

1 Riky Nickols Mit'nuhy. le 'jiuley,' 1 huliani vf Rikey "l. lirL? ' McOauley. 1 v, lms trijf- Christian name is unknown

and .lacoh Niek ls. a-e not rexents of t'i- State of IndifltiH, suid that this is axi action to quiet title to the following dcserihe-l rett estate vowit: AVt half (W 'i of Ixit Thirteen (12) Block Two (2) of Young's addition to the City of Honimiind. in Ia.kei County, Indiana. . Paid defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said arlion and that the sa.me will stand for trial j the tif-xt term of said Court, and that

J unless they upptiar and answer or de- ( inur tlKrein. at thr- oallinjr of said cause. ! on the 2nd day Of July. A. TX. 1!20. the I same heinj: the 47th day of the next

tt rm of iaiil Court to he heuun, and held In the Court Houfc, Room No. 2 at llaniTiiond. in said County and St;U on the 2nd Monday of May. A. t.. 1320. pa,id action will he heard ajid determined in their absence. IN WITNESS "WHEREOF, I hereunto

BIJOU TODAY AND TOMORROW Dustia Farcum

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The Coriscan Brothers FRIDAY AND SAT. Chas. Ray and - Bessie Barriscale

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The Hick E!mo Lincoln in the Fearless."

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SUNDAY Neal Hart

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Get Your Man Madge Kennedy in Blooming Angel."

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Hammond :: Indiana TODAY, THURS. AND FRI. "Havana Bound" A Miniature Musical Comedy. Music. Songs and Girls. Ten People. Special Scenic Effects. KREMKA BROS. Eccentric Acrobats. GEORGE WILSON Three Guesses. CLEVELAND & FAY "Oh Doctor." FOUR HARMONY GIRLS "Just Entertainers." ALLEN & JONES The Younger Generation. Also Jack Dempsey in "Dare Deyil Jack."

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Under the Auspices of East Chicago B.P.O.E. 981, Auditor

ium, Tonight May 12, 2 Shows-7 and 9 p.m. Proceeds to be used for vocational training of disabled soldiers, sailors and marines