Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Tuesday. Julr 13. 1920.

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Effort Will Be Mads To Join With the Anti-Saloon League of America (iui,i.i:ti Tly AI.BF.KT F. H . i: 7.1 Mi KB 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1 N. EERVICE1 ( (III MKl , ., July IS The qu-i-lion of h-thrr Wm. J. Ilrynn iind hl folloning will ultimately upior( the iWmorrnt ic tirket nn the onr nuhject that occupied mit f the attention In the conference held here ycMerday henwn Gov. Jnmc M. fox. democratic presidential nominee. Secretory Franklin 1. Roosevelt, hl running mote, nnd Judge Timothy T . Anubcrry of ahingrton. Gov. i' political adviser. It was learned thnt the Commoner sent a peronnl mcnsnuc of well vvlshea to the vice presidential candidate through n former secretary, telling him Tie was (clad he had received the nomination. No word has yet been received from him by Gov. Co. ' STFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SERVICE! OMAHA. Neb.. July 1 3 . Or ga m 7.atin of ali tho "drya" in the country into a .";xirat political party with Wm J. Bryan at its head, was predicted hf'r tn'lay by Klmer E. Thomas, ore of t h? 'dry' leaders In Nebraska on h i"urn from th democratic convention at San Francisco. .News Held Official. Mr. Thomas was an alternate from Nfbra.ska at the convention ami whs closely associated with Mr. Pryan riurir :r the later 3 pre-convent ion camraKr. in this state. His statement, in view of the fact that he is regarded as an official spokesman, is considered to re t.Jie first indication if Mr. "Bryan's plans since the holding of th San Francisco convention. Present Ilryan'n mr, The name of Bryan probably will he presented at the national convention of the prohibition party, which meets in Lincoln. July 21. Mr. Thomas intimated, and he said that an effort will t made to obtain the support of the Anti-Saloon League, which holds a national meeting: in Westerville, Ohio. July 22. Thinks They Could Win. "My idea is that the two bodies may pet t. aether and put a 'dry' candidate in th field." he a!d. "I hope, the 'dry- forces of the United States will unite in the nomination of Mr. Bryan. If they do so I believe they could win. "I d-n't know whether Mr. Bryan would accert a nomination of this kind if it were tendered him. My statement is rr.ad! without intimation on his part tr.Af he would run on a 'dry' platform, but I hope he may have the opportune? v." SOUTH SHORE !E POOR THERE The South Shore car service between "Sast Chicago and Indiana Harbor was discontinued for several hours yesterday "because all of the cars which have her-n in use on the local track were out cf order. Sernce has been maintained leoerstly by usinr one of ih iarsje cars from the main line, but yesterday the nr. tor on that car burnel out and It was necessary to wait until .. n .t!i r car c uM be broufrht from the barns. With only one car running Uif oomrir.y main'alns a 40-mmuto service instead of th usual I'(i-ir:inute service. Th pr-or condition of th tracit between T-,rt Ch;rgo and Indinna Harbor is T-.-M.-vetl to bo respoiisib' for much 'rouble that has recently ;n.-vl it difficult to k--ep the local cars m order. RANSFERRED TO DIST. COURT On motion of tho defendant, th suit rf Xicula" Pa.lsm nR.iinst the Western T'riork Teiteraih company, has br.-n ran'rrred from i'np ll.timnond superior co-irt to the i t. Pist rict court at Hammond. This is th enst- in vhi--h Ts!mn. an Indiana Tliubor man. dcsircrj to transfer J2.noo In U. S. currency to Bukarcst, Ti'inmania, in order that he could pur-h.Tse a business estahlishmn'. Tb.o m-n"y was never dliver-ii o him, rit Instei.. th Mnk af'er ln: IcI.tv offcrc.J him "a number of thuF.'r.d of 'e.s." As the busings, oppurt.r,iy his p'.ipp'd m the i-ieantirne Pa!san is sU'iim ior the JL'.Onn plus $ino damfiKes. H? is r' presented by At'rnevs Ib'i'-h. it Ptinson and A. C. V vl-. the attorney for the defer.tiari' is H. 1 MaoCrackrn. 11 " 1 ..j . . . '. SAY "DIAMOND DYES" TVTf cfrpn Ir nr ruin rrinf vpnj.-4At I. I - - . ...... ildiTllrtl IH i poor dyo. Insist on "Diamond Oyes' Zciy directions in every package. GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH; WHITEN Make Lemon Lotion to Double Beauty of Your Skin Squeeze the julee of two lemons into a bottle containing; three ounces of Orchard White which ran be had at any drug store, shake well and you have a quarter pint of harmless and delightful lemon bleach for fw rents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face. reck, arms and hands each day, then shortly note the beautv cf your skin. Famous stage beauties use lemon Juice to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion. Lemons

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MAKES PURE 'BLOOD, AT ALL DRUGGISTS ' COX EXPLAINS ALLEGED PROEastern Newspaper Arraign Democratic Candidate for Lusitania Editorials. (BV Al.nF.nT F. niHklVr.ERI ! STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N SERVICE! P A YTON. O.. July 13. Selection of Kd. H. Moc-re. of Ohio, as chairman "f the democratic national committee is regarded as a'.mo a rertair.tv, whri the cammlttee meets here in July 2"1. Moore, whe is national committHf man from this state directed the campaisn which broujrht t" Gov. .Tames f.lox. the democratic nomination for the president . HE ADMIRE MOORE C.ov. Cex repeatedly expressed hi? admiration for the generalship displayed fry Moore In the convention ftarht and has called Moore the best orsranizor of the party. Inasmuch as il.iv. Oex attributes his nomination to Moore it is believed that he will make every effort to have Moore made national chairman and director in chief of the Cox eamrB i?r . Before the second representation of farmers in asi many days. rjov. Cox announced his intention of making his first act. if elected, the appointment of a "dirt" farmer as secretary of agriculture. He stated that he had no one in mind at present. rut would select a man made a snccess both from the standpoint of practical farming and of business efficiency. C A DID TF. HRAIG ED The arraignment of the candidate hy Kastern newspapers because of the pro-?erman editorials appearing in his newspaper at the time th lusitanla was sunk, was brought to his attention. He repfied that while he did r.ot wish to dodee the reapc-nslhiiity for them in any way the truth of the matter thnt George Burba, a member of hi. editorial staff, had written the articles. He pointed to his war record as governor of Ohic and that in 1?1S he lost out in the German counties of thev state as facts which leave no doubt irr the minds of the public as te where he stood. The governor left early today for Columbus by automobile where he will make his headquarters froru now on. MAN LOSES HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS j'l am sorry I did not hear of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy n few years ago. as it would hae saved roe several hundred dollars. Five years I suffered bloating. I grew worse all th time. My doctor sjid anj operation would be all that could sav; me. I took a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy instead and for th.i rast year have been entirely w-lf ' It is a simple, harmless preparation that rernoes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically nl! t?. -roach, liver n"1 inKMinal eiiments. including appendicitis. ne dose will convince or money refunded. Summers Drug Store and druggists everywhere . Adv. AUTOMOBILE AND GARAGE BURNS Fire of an unknown origin destroyed an automobile and a small garage in the rear of the hom of Charles' Turbeich at Forty-First avenu and Pierca street in Gary, early Sunday morning, causing a daTiago estimated at $1,500. Insurance was not carried on either the machine or th garage. In order to reach the blaze the firemen found it necessary tc ue the hose of two fire stations as it wa a long distance from a fire h yd rant . Wednesday,

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Beef CHOICE CHUCK ROAST 1 8c BEEF TENDERLOIN 22c SIRLOIN STEAK 30c CHOICE ROUND STEAK 32c Bacon Specials REGULAR BACON, per lb 35c BACON SQUARES 28c SMOKED BOSTON BUTTS . . 45c Can Goods Specials TOMATOES. GREEN AND WAX BEANS l22c RED AND BAKED BEANS, per can 10c CANNED KROUT. per can 10c CATSUP, per bottle 10Cj SALMON, per can 20c?

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PROGRESSIVES CONFER WITH SEN. HARDING Candidate Goes into Fwetirement to Work on Speech Of Acceptance. By A. O. HATWARD 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SERVICE) MARION. ")., July 13. Senator Warren G. Hardine, republican nominee, conferred this morning with Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati, and then went into retirement to work uninterruptedly on his acceptance speech. The senator announced tht he could Kive no more time to conferences until after he has completed the draft of bis spfcoh. which he is preparing with the prente-st care. All his time yesterday was devoted to conferences with his many callers. Congressman T-onirworth snd Mrs. Ijonjfworth. who was Alice, Roosevelt, daughter of the Into v.. Roosevent, were house puosts of Senator and Mrs. Hardin last nisht. The discussion between the s-enator an Nicholas I.oiirworlh coered national as well as "h;o state poiiiii s. Long-worth is a candidate for re-election to congress. If elected he is expected to be a candidate for thf speakership of the national house of representatives. Bh.vrrond Robins of Chtcapo and Walter F. Brown of Ohio, leaders in the "Pull Moose" campaign of 116 and prominent progressi ves. were in conference with Senator Hardin throughout the afternoon yesterday. Robins discussed with the senator labor and pro gressive legislation.

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COLORED VOTERS MAKE A PROTEST Protests are being made by the mass of colored voters in Gary regarding the appointment cf Judge Henry Wellner. by the board of county commissioners at Crown Point last week and according to a resolution passed at a monster mass meeting on the south side Sunday afternoon, they say they will pull iwiy from the Republican ranks if the rights of the colored citizens of the city are n't recognized. It will be remembered tbt Judge Wellner was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Fra'nk Zawarki, and the colored voters petitioned that Charles Gregory, a well known colored political worker of the city be appointed to fill the vacancy. FUNERAL OF RIVER VICTIM The funeral of Clifford Patterson. II venr old on of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Patterson, who was drowned near the flume at the Buckanon street bridge in the Calumet river Sunday afternoon, was held at the family residence this afternoon at two o'clock. Interment was made in Oak HtU cemetery. ACCEPTS NEW OFFER, RESIGNS The many friends of Mac H. Donaldson, who has been connected with the Y. M. C. A. work in Gary fcr more than a year will be disappointed tc learn the news that he will soon leave the city to take up a similar position Kills Pesky Bed Bugs P. D. Q. Just think, a 35c box of P. D. Q. (Pesky Devils Quietus), makes a quart. tlons bv killing the eggs and does not injure the clothing. L.lluM fire to the bedbugs is what P. D- Q. la like, bedbugs stand as good chance as a snowball in a Justlv famed heat resort. Patent spout free in every package of P. T Q. to enable you to kill them anf! their egg nests 1n the cracks. Liook for the devil's head on every box then you'll have what Hospitals have found to be the best Insecticide known to science. Special Hospital size $2.50 makes five gallons contains 3 spouts either siz at your druggist or sent pre. paid upon recipt of price by the Ow! Chemical Co., Terre Haute. Ind Genuine P D Q Is never peddled A d v July I4th PHONE 1441

offered him at Camp Grant. 111., while he will be in charge of the educational work among the soldiene Rationed there. Mr. Ponalduon has been In charge of the Broadway Hut since trs completion last fall.

ST. IMPROVEMENTS ARE COMPLETED At the regular weekly meeting of the board of public wcrkw at the ciiy hall in Gary yesterday morning, they approved the final estimate and accepted the engineer's report on the Maryland and Carolina street, improvements that were recently given a new coatincj of asphalting. The Municipal Construction Cc-mpany who did the work hold the contracts for einht street Improvement jobs. DENIES NERVOUS BREAKDOWN I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 SAN KTtANCJSCO. Cal.. July 13. Ed. H. Mo-ore national committeeman from Ohio, and convention campnicn manager for Gov. Cox today made light of reports thnt he had suffered a nervous breakdown. "I have been slightly imder the weather for a couple of days'." said Mr Moore. "But reports that I have suffered a nervous breakdown are absurd . EXPLOSION BRINGS STILL TO LIGHT The explosion rf n gasoline stove, which set fire to a frame dwelling at T524 Kentucky street in Gary early this morninj caused the police to conduct en investigation with the result that they unearthed a complete still, a supply of raisin whiskey and several barrels of mash. The attention of the police were attracted first by the firing of four revolver shots and then they saw the house on rlre at the above residence. The fire did considerable damage and the departments had considerable difficulty in saving part of the building. Mrs. Stanislaw Koz.ik and her brother-in-law. G. Kussmis. were taken into custody Tnd charged with violating the state liquor law. RETAIL CLERKS MEET Members of the Gary Befall CWk' association gathered at the Public Library auditorium last night and voted on and passed the agreement to be presented to- th merchants of the city. The terms of the agreement were work ed out at a meeting held laM week, and it is said that they are now satisfactory to the merchants of the city. The controversy between the clerks and the merchants has been harping fire for several mc-nths. CASTOR OIL TASTELESS Remarkable Process Perfect ed by Chemists of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc. Nobody ever dreamed that the nauseating taste could be removed from castor oil. Yet it has been done. Chemists of Spencer Kellok A- Sons. Inc.. one of the world's largest manufacturers of castor oil. have perfected a wonderful process whereby castor oil is freed from all nauseating taste. Nothing is removed except the taste. Strength and purity remain absolutely unchanged a lno per cent pure castor ell; the same castor oil that your doctor prescribes, hut with the nauseating taste eliminated. Think what a boon Kellogg' Taatelesa Castor OH is 1o children and even grown-ups Sold by all good druggists. If you want a castor oil absolutely without nauseating taste, insist on genuine laboratory filled bottles, plainly labelled Kellogg s Tasteless Castor Oil. Three sizes, 15c. 35c and S5c. Adv. A Long Life and a Lively One That's the service you get when you 1st U3 equip your casing with a Firestone Red Tube. They resist heat, hold strength and shape, keep lively and cost you less per mile. E. N. Bunnell 504-508 Hohman St.. Hammond. Phones: 650651592. Fifth Ave. at Massachusetts St., Gary. Phone 1470.

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ATTRACTIONS Lake Front Park Indiana Harbor, Indiana Open air dancing every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7:30 to 11:30. Bathing, motion pictures, boat excursions, dancing, light lurches, refreshments. Music by Johnfton.

NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS On account of the approaching- hot weather when dogs are particularly subjected to attacks of rabies, it is my duty to issue this notice: That any person hai boring a do must have same muzzled while running at large. This precaution must he taken at once. Policemen have orders to kill all unmuzzled doufs found runninc at large, 7-13-3 TANIKI, BROiWX. Mayor

"Where Everybody Goes." ORPHEU THEATRE Hammond :: Indiana The Coolest Place in Town TODAY Four Salores EUROPEAN NOVELTY Featuring DOUBLE LOOPING THE LOOP EARL WRIGHT Comedy Novelty DALE & LEE Bits of Nonsense NILES MARSH Study of Songs NIMZ DUO Violin and Accordion MASON & LEE Comedians Also Ruth Roland in 'ADVENTURES OF RUTH' i -' is .SS.a.B.Q. iS.QB.C.n.BB BJ ,., -V w fwrM E THEATRE 4 u. TODAY Dorothy Gish in 5 E, s TURNING THE TABLES' Also Big V Comedy WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MacLean and May in 'WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING" 31 I 5 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mollie King in "WOMEN MEN FORGET" Also Wm. Duncan in the 12th Episode of "THE SILENT AVENGER" B B a SUNDAY Harry Morey in 'THE FLAMING CLUE" H"0'5rB L I'll imi -I-J-O-U TODAY William Russell in 'UP ROMANCE ROAD" Also Young Buffalo TOMORROW "HUMAN TASK" ri'.W&Mrt' iA '" PASTIME TODAY J. Farrell McDonald in "UNDER SENTENCE" Also "Trailed by Three" AUDITORIUM THEATRE 3S7 Calumet Ave.. Hammond. TODAY MAE MARSH in "The Face in the Dark" Mysterious Also Good Comedy TOMORROW John Drew Bennett ONE TOUCh"oF NATURE Good " Also "Out of Order" aad "The Bride"

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