Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1920 — Page 12

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STAIE TEACHERS' ASSOGlATiON MEETS It! OCT.

TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL INUIAXAl'OUS. Ind., Sept. 22. Elaborate plans for the annual meeting of tho Indiana State Teachers' Association to be htld in Ii.ilianupoli. Got. 21. 22 and 23, lire revealed in in.! pr gr.'.m j;ist announced by K. C. Jorr.ian. chairman of the executive committee. Loading educators and prominent public men will deliver addresses to the 15.0'"0 or 16.000 teachers assembled in Indiannpcdi. The pension will cpon with thirty sectional meetings during- Thursday. Oct. 21. The first of the Keneral sessions n-!H be Thursday nipht in four of the lire auditoriums of the city. At Tomlinson hail Fishop Charles K.

Woo ieock, I.oulyvli'.e, Ky -will speak on "learning- How to Llvu.'' Pr. David Sntdden. Tctchers' College, Columbia Vniverdltj-, will speak on 'Improvement of Teachers and Teaching Through Organization," attfTulcb Mills Hull. Tl) meeting at the Meridian Street Methodist church vi'.l be addressed by Augustus O. Thomas, itale superintendent of Jluine, will talk on "Challenge of the Soil." At the -M 1oonic Temple members of the litth? Theater Society will I resent a play. General sessions will be lull

through"Ut the day Friday. At the Caleb Mills morning- session Mr. J Thomas will discuss "I'robU-m of Coun-j try School and Mcthids u( Solution."' The Meridiiin Street Church meetin;r' will be addressed by K'lwnrd A. Stein-j er, Orinell, la., on "Amrrii aftization or Alienation?" Charles K. Stelzle willj speak on "Public Schools and Social Service," at the Masonic Tempo. Misj ltuth Mary Weeks. Kan. as City. Mo , I will deliver an adr- ss en "I'-ducntion's j Crr at Hour." at he Clnypool Hotel As-I sembly Hall. A mei tin.r will alto be!

held at Tomlinson hall. Friday afternoon Mr. Steiner will

BODIES AND BATTERED WALLS SHOW EXTENT OF DISASTER

These bodies, laid in a row nlon the side of the Morgan bai.k building and the pockmarks on the marble walks show Kraphicully tho extent of the damage wrought by the exnlosion of the bomb before the bank in WallKt. Many of the bodies were cither burned or cut beyond recognition by flames and bits of iron from the explosion. Dispatches state that persons hun.. -'ds of feet away from the scene of the explosion were seared by flames which accompanied the blast.

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. mi mm.tr mr.wj.'t'j. SOME VACATION HINTS If you want to prevent your skin from bein coarse and rourfh in w' titer, as a consequence of sunbt;rn it is advisable to take prec-autions now. When coming out of the ocean after a refreshing- bath or swim apply immediately witch hazel all over the exposed skin. There is a lotion to be had in drup: stores that will work wonders toward this end if aurlied before starting cut.

No matter if you are stout or slim, exerci?? freely outdoors. Exercise as a beneficial cllect o:i everybody. "While it will help reducing the gtout one, it induc e at the same time the appetite of the thin girl.

For Insomnia Heat a glassful of grape juice to the boiling point and drink as hot as you can swallow it, adding a clove and a smail stick of cinnamon to give an unusual flavor. Sufferers from Abcesses If you ara one of the many people who have tried almost every possible remedy for abcesses, carbuncles, boils, etc., and they hsve all failed,

try a visit to the dentist. He may remove a tooth or two, but if he dot's he will probably remove at the same time the boils, carbuncles or abcesses. One patient who had tried everything diet, drugs, and even inoculation cniy succeeded in effecting a permanent cure by the remov?l of two tooth. Even if your teeth seem perfectly sound, have them examined and if possible X-rayed before you go on with the lim'ted diet, nasty medicine or uncomfortable inoculations.

A FEW AXIOMS FOR THE FAT Massage is useless save as it may contribute to the general improvement of your health. There is no royal road to slenderness. You must do the work yourself. Exercise is important but diet far more sc. Avoid alcohol, sugar, fats, potatoes, fat meats, nuts, butter, cream, olive oil, pork and goose, water at meals and many kind of fish such as lobster, crabs, sardines, herring and mtM-kerel. It is an excellent habit to drik a glass of hot watrr at bedtime. Remember that before middle age, overweight is merely uncomfortable or unsightly and is not necessarily a symptom of ill health; but after middle age begins, it may be and often is a definite menace to health. Nervous Indigestion When it takes t-.e form of loss of appetite and a gassy stomach demands two drastic forms of remedy: Exercise and pianty of it, especially such exercises as d'rectly call forth the play of the musHs of the abdomen, and secondly, rigid adherence to a diet. Such a person should cat no

egs, salt butter, candy, cakes, chocolate, beef, veal, pork, potatoes, beans, fruit or milk. His diet should consist of chicken, lamb, dry toast, rice, cream, malted milk, weak tea, sweet

Dutter, prunes (soaked overnight and boiled 25 minutes) macaroni and spaghetti boiled not less than three hours, all fresh vegetables and as little sugar as possible just enough to sweeten the tea cr coffee. Take any kind of exercise you like walking, dancing, gymnastics, swimming; but take enough of it, not violently, but energetically and be surr? your exercise is broken up by many rests and a complete relaxation of the muscles used.

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LEGAL ACTION I.VDIAXAPOldS, S.t. 20. Tsal act;on againat school book companies selling supplemental text books for higher pi icea than those listed w ith the state, was asked today by L N Hines, t-tate superintendent of public instruction, in a letter to Attorney Ueneral Stansbury. Complaints received by ilr. Hlnca ind:cat tht the book companies have advanced the prices of books listed with the state and are refusing to deliver books to dealers who will not pay the higher rates, said Mr. Hincs.

MAC SWINE Y'S 41st HUNGER DAY

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cally prcstrnted and suffering sevsre pamg in the head. Terence Wae8wlney, the hung;er-strikingr Sinn Fein lor4 mayor of Cork was still conscious and mentally alert today. MacSwlney relatives, who visited him in the infirmary of Brixton Jail, were cautioned against talking to him. Thia was the fortyfirst day of MaeSwiney's hunger strike.

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Bodies of some of explosion victims waiting to be hauled away. Damaged wall of Morgao building at right ahowa how missiles in bomb wrought havoc

speak on "Tragedy of Race" at the Masonic Temple. Miss Weeks will be the speaker at the Claypool H-tel Assembly hall. Speakers for meetings at Tomi'.nson hail and the other general assemby auditoriums will be announced later. Albert J. Beveridge, former United States senator from Indiana, will Fpeak on "Development of the United States Constitution under John Marsall." at Tomlinson hall on Friday afternoon. Mr. Eeveridge will discuss the subject in the method of a university lectrre. At the Caleb Mills meeting rr. George Adam of Canada, who was a member of the Eritis munitions board during the war, will speak on "Lloyd George." Dr. Adam was a boyhood friend of the noted English leader. Mr. Stelzle will speak at the Meridian Street Church on "Cause and Cure of Radicalism." Another play will be presented at the Masonic Temple by the Little Theater Society. The closing session of the associatio nwill le held on Saturday morning. Oct. 2S3. at Tomlinson hall. Dr. Marion L. Burton, president of the University of Michigan, will be the principal speaker. Hugh S. McGill of th" National Education Association, will discuss the re-organization of the association. Election of officers and reports of special "committees will close the meeting. Last year the association broke all records for attendance. Officials this year are expecting another banner year. Mrs. E. E. Olcott, member of the state board of education, is presl-

dent-elect of the association. Dr. Horace Ellis, former state superintendent of public instruction, is retiring president.

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DIVIDEND DA Y IS FRIDAY, SEPT. 24th1 Besides including the usual Four Profit-Sharing Stamps with each 10c purchase, Dividend Day involves the most exceptional economy on personal and home needs, that no one can afford to overlook. Plan to come.

There is one sure way tha never fails

to remove dandruff completely andj that is to dissolve it. This destroys' !t entirely. To do this just get about; four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid j arvon; apply it at night when retiring;

use enough to moisten the scalp ami tub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff wil be gone, and three or four more applications will completely disolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, si'.ky and soft, and look and feel a hundred timee better. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never been known to fail. Adv.

Girl Pages in Kansas Legislature. In the early seventies girls were employed sis pnges In both houses of the Knn-!i U-irlslnfiire.

There is no reason on earth why people Bhould continue to suffer from disgusting catarrh; from snuffles, hawking and bad breath when Hyomei is sold on the no cure no pay plan. No Btoraach dosing with Hyomei; you breathe in this pleasant germ killing air through a pocket inhaler and reach and heal every inch of the inflamed membrane. Complete outfit includes inhaler. Leading druggists everywhere.

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It relieves stomach misery, sour stotnech, belching and all stomach disease or money back. Large box of tablets at all druggists ia all towns.

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