Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1920 — Page 10

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Bieginning Wednesday, Sept. 22 Ery woman in the Calumet Region who has attended our iprevious Zion City Lace Curtain Sales knows that it is one bftthe most popular sales of the season, that the substantial savings to be made cannot be overlooked. a This entire lot of fresh curtains was purchased from the manufacturer as "seconds" at a very low cost, which makes the prices exceedingly low. They are worth double the sale price because the majority of these curtains are slightly imperfect, but have been so skillfully mended that one cannot notice the defective part; aside from their slight imperfections they are as good as new. P4an to Attend Wednesday the Opening Day TKe limited supply will go quick, so an early attendance will prove the best while the assortments are fresh and complete. Tomorrow's "Times" will reveal further details on the low pricings and descriptions.

ing Starts First Real Swing of Campaign nv ororu.E n holmes (STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SERVICEl MARION. O.. Sort. 20. Senator Warren O. Harding will close his front p 'ich campaign this week with four speeches. Sunday the republican candidate takes the road for his first real swing tt the campaign, speaking In Baltimore, Wheeling and Ashland. Ky , snd thereafter it Is expected thai Marlon will see him only Intermittently. Today the senator will address a delegation of several hundred of G. A. It. veterans who stp off from Northern Ohio for Indianapolis for the annual encarftpment . Cnher speeches will he made this week to dt-l ga t ions of Kentucky and Tennessee republicans who com to-j morrow; to the Ohio pental Ajnc!atlon on Thursday and on Saturday the front porch campaign will wind up with oni- of the rggest days Marion has yet experience!. On that day arrangements are being made to receive nearly 4,000 traveling salesmen w-ho will come to Marion on special trains from New. York. Boston, Philadelphia,' Cleveland. Cincinnati. Toledo, Dayton an dColumbus. Large delegations will also comi from Indianapolis, Indiana, Springfield, Urbana. Canton and Akron. O. Fve bands will participate In the at-i fair. I Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas is, a guest of the Hardings today. Cap-', per has been swinging about the roun-j try and he brought the candidate a glowing report on the republican out-, look. ! Senator Harding ha received a ter from Michael J. Hallinan. Rrock-: ton. Mass., with the signatures of 15'. trades unionists, endorsing his ciun( and statincr they will not support po-j lltical candidates who favor the league of nations. In replying to this letter, today Senator Harding d-clared th" legaue issues Is drawing all classes together td "end the submergence ot ' our nation In internationalism." j

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BY HATtRT L. ROGERS STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SEBVICE1 SAX DIEGO. CAL... Sept. 20 With his speech here today. Gov. James M. Cox. turned the outermost marlc of his swing around th circle and is now homeward hound. Regarding this section cf California 6-9 perhaps the most rro-league of the west, the governor has planned to emphasize domestic Issues In his speech her at n"on and at Los Angles tonight. Reclamation of arid lands and the Japanese situation will tenw in for considerable discussion at the hands of the governor in both addresses. Gov. Cox has been greatly Impressed with the reports of the transformation of southern California as a result of the development of the Imperial Valley reclamation project and believes this an opportune time to dwell upon the advantages to accru from the consummation of his program of turning to like purposes money spent for armament. Gov. Cox also expects to touch upon he tariff question particularly as regards the citrus fruit growing industry in Southern California. The governor's ittitud" 1? thnt fnlifornia growers sre . ntitled to tariff sufficient to equalizing differences in cost of producing due to lower standards of European labor. At practically every stop mal yesterday during the Journey from San Trajiclsco to San Diego crowds met the governor at stations and urged him to make, speeches. Although he appeared on the rear platform and spoke a few words of greeting, he declined to discuss political issues, ' . - "I should consider it a violation of the proprieties to make a political address on the Sahhdth." the governor said. "Ave are a relisinus per-.pie now and much of our greatness is contingent upon that fact. Th" moment we cease to he religious we will begin to deteriorate." The governor, however, shook hands

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