Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 98, Hammond, Lake County, 12 October 1920 — Page 10

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URIC ACID To Cent Bottle (32 Doses) FREE Just because jou start the day worried uia tired, stiff legs a.nd arms, sore mastics ai.i acinus head, burmi.g ami btarii.gr down pajns in the bck v'OK. OUT l. iurt ue uay kgms do not trunk 4 have to slay i.i this condition. Get Well: feel rine He tree Iioni pains, stiff joints, sure muscles, aching bacK or kidney trouble, caused, fey body, luado Adds. Oct more sleep. If your rest is broken or vu sufter from bladder weakness with buminx. scalding pains. yru will w icome the rest and comfort THE WILLIAMS TI'.EATMKNT gives. Wa will jrive you a "j cent bottle "2 dos's). WE know The -WILLIAMS J HEATME.NT wiil end Kidney and Bladder troubles, Rheumatism anil all otli-r niiinenis. caused by t xcessUo Uric Acid iio matter how old, chronic or stubborn jour condition. S'nd this notice with your home adcrrss and 10 cents to help.pay part of pK.Mage. packing, ttc. to 'flit; DK. P. A. W ILLIAMS CO.. Lopt. T-T6, I'ostolfacc Iljg.. Ltut Ilamptjn. .'onn. ou will receive by paid parcel post, our regular 75 cent bottle (32 Lvscsj without incurring any obligation. only one bottle free to same family or aadrcss. .No attention gHen &econd requests. i tea by hundreds of thousands since 1S92. adv.

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BAIiDWIN TELLS OF WELFARE WORK (Continued from Tage One) fare." Dr. Baldwin first commented tue way In which the women toolt 1 art in tho various activities of the convention. lie said that the greatest assets of our nation are our normal and superior childreo. our .gfeatest Labilities art our deformed, sickly children. This convention was the o.t time that he has spoken in lnu.ana. but he felt that Indiana had contributed much to Ion a in an educational way. He spoke in a most hearty way his ai pieclation of Mraf. Vayhinger, saying t.iat she Is one of Indiana's great women, "one of our nation's great woliiin." Science is both national and .Llernatlonal. Studies we are making ate as applicable in one place as anther. The child welfare station was founded because of great need. In 1917 state legislature of Iowa voted $13.00 a year for research work in this stat'on. The National W. C. T. C. cont. Touted $5,000 a year for five year.r.iaklng it as mucti one state's as anotner. States are planning various activities in connection with this stat'ori. Many children are brought to the station from all over Iowa. The motiitr is given help in every way and made more capable to rear her little charge. The station is first a restarch station, wonderful discoveries have been made in the feeding of bab:es and feeding the school child. A ery intensive study is being made on children from 5 to 7 years of age. A number of years will be required on this subject alone. In Iowa the number of children per mother is onehalf what it was 10 years ago. "Wc n.ust develop the smaller number more carefully, we must turn our attention t- the scientific study of how children grow. Various councils assist this station by helping to plan this study. 'There is an interest sweeping this

!nd for child welfare. It Is the great ; ..Comra Jes Carry Cn

cording secretary. She brought the world from the English women to the women of America, "Come over and hIp us." Mrs. Wright another representative to the world's convention in London. ?roke to the convention for few minutes. Resolution committee reported and resolutions were unanimously accepted by convention. MOSDAT MGHT. Meeting opened with Mrs. Vayhinger In chair. Mrs. Licklider led the convention In singing the song "Work For Knforcement" which was wrltton by Mtss Gordon, national president of the W. C. T. U. An organ number by Mrs. Haiel Houser was much enjoyed. Miss Anna vordon of Evanston, Illnational president and world's vice president of W. C. T. U., was introduced to the convention. She? was greeted with hearty applause and chatauqua salute. Miss Gordon has been part of her way round the world in her world tour In the interest of the V. C. T. U. Miss Gordon spoke of Mrs.Vay hiriger'3 aceptance of the national directorship of the department of Americanization. "Mother National feels herself fortunate In having Mrs. Vayhinger filling this position." she said. Miss Gordon and Miss Dean are trying to raise $1. 000.000 and 1.000,000 members by 1924 when the organization will celebrate its 50th birthday. Miss Gordon and Miss Dean have been commissioned by Vv. C. T. U. to make a survey of the countries of the world's W. C, T. V. It became their duty to make a survey of thirty countries. Miss Gordon gave a bit of the e arly history of the Pilgrims. "We sre row thinking of the Pilgrim fathers and must not forget tJe Pl'erim mothers. And we do honor the Pilgrim fathers," she said. Miss Gordon and Miss Dean first went to London to the big world's convention there. She spoke very beautifully of the Countess of Carlysle who was much Impressed by what the American women can do. She believes that Great Britain i3 nearer prohibition today than Is generally believed. The English people are seeing, upon investigation, thAt America is surpassing their own country in an economic way and it is the nature of England to noCJet America surpass in any way. People who know conditions there believe that it will be dry In ten years. Miss Gordon said the countries want to hear the story of other countries that have gone dry. At the world's convention every civilised country was represented. A big getting together after seven years' separation brought about by the world war. In England all white ribbon women pause for a moment at noon-time to ask God's blessing on the work. The three words Miss Gordon wished t" leave to the convention were these:

From London

20th CENTURY LINIMENT I ENDS NEURALGIA AND j NEURITiS INSTANTLY! t Hob It On Freely. Nothing Speedier

or Better Snye Jon. VH who Is Selling Lota of It on the Money Hack If DUaatUded I'inn

For milfs around people are coming for 20th Century Liniment. The report of its mighty power to end aches and pains almost instantly and overcome all soreness and lameness ha had Its effect and druggists throughout the county report having a hard time keeping it in stock. 20fh Century Liniment never disap points and will neither burn nor blister. It brings quick relief from Neuralgia. Rheumatic Tains and Twinge?. Sprains and all soreness of nerves and muscles. Don't think that because 20th Century Liniment doesn't smart. burn and blister It isn't doing good. It brings comforting, soothing relief with the flrst rub. Try it to-night and see If you don't feel fit as a fiddle in the morning. If It doesn't do all and more than we claim for It, take the bottle back to your druggist and he will return you your money without question. Keep a bottle In the house all the time. You may need it on short notice, and remember that It is only sold on the money back if dissatisfied plan. Jos. Weis can supply you. Adv.

of membersh'p committee, reported S3 new members. The hostesses and members of the various local committees that made the convention a great success were introduced to the convention. Mrs. Lola Kiger of Daleville, the new . superintendent of L. T. L. work was introduced to the audience. A gift of appreciation from the women of Indiana was presented to tho retiring president. Mrs. Vayhinger, in the form of a gift of siver to be U6ed ii purchasing a ring. Mrs. Vayringr responded with a most appropriate and touching talk. The convention closed by .Joining hands and singing "Blest Be. The Tic.'

crank," had confessed to killing 13-months-old Eiakely Coughlin, and had told the p. lice where he had burled the body, is ucouted here today. More than 24 hours have elapsed since "the crank" made his supposed revelations and no body has been foutid. Many people believe that th? state eleuthi have laid a new trap for another purpose and used an al lesed confess'fcn to further their plan.

BIG GERMAN STRIKE

INTERN AT 10 Ft AL NEWS SERVICE! LONDON. ext. 12. mx hundred thousand municipal workers in Saxonv

ere on strike for increased wa.es an, the cities of Leipzig, Dresden. Plan- n and Chemnlti are without eras, watr electricity and street car traf.lc. ?aH a Berlin dispatch to t!ie Daily N'.-w today.

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they went on to France. They found that the organizations there had kept the work going well in spite of the great world war.. They are In need of money to carry on some of their departments. rrom France they went to Belgium, here they found the workers almost exhausted from war work but the people are most energetic and ready to reconstruct their temperance work. From Belgium they proceeded to Italy and traversed the country from north to south. They found the American bar in every city. Miss Gordon said: ""We were trying to lead the Italians into doing away with the American bar at least." From Italy "they went into Switzerland and entered Into some of the sacrifices of the people there. A short visit to Holland was made on tfc'r way to Scandanavla and from this point they turned homeward for a

short time. j MJ: s Gordon reviewed some of the ; progress of the "VV. C. T. U. work here j in this country, of the early Crusaders and of the organization of the W. C. T. ' V. In 187 in the city of Cleveland. ""Woman has come on woman is enfranchised wonderful progress has been made. tVe must hold the torch I

of prohibition high In the air until H illumines the whole world," she said. A motion was made and carried that a framed picture of Frances B. Wlllard

be presented to the Hammond H. S. Mrs. Heath of Indianapolis, chairmen

Accept 'California" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "California Adv.

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P-oblem of the day. We need to help , lhry wpnt pn to Scotland here they I the young mother, they need guidance. v..cre fm,,ressed by the great need of This organisation can give both. Thou- fihur, the liquor traffic there. Scot-!

sands of little children die who do nt )an1 j, eXp-ctintr many parts of the need to. Few children develop to their country to go dry in their coming tlec

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lead the world In scientific service to humanity." Dr. Baldwin outlined the work done tround the station, he then answered a number of questions ak!d by members of the convention. A moving picture exhibit In connection" with Dr. Baldwin's lecture was Riven in the convention auditorium ai 6:30. A ladles quartet entertained the convention with a biautiful number. Mrs. Luella Cox of the state industrial board spoke to the convention on "Women in Industry" and "Children if Industry." She gave some interesting facts concerning the wage paid to women. She said: " We need a ri-tnlmum wage law also the eightlour law for women in order to protect maternity and child life." Mrs1. Myers, chairman of the entertainment committee was introduced to the convention. Mrs. Myers Is president of the league of women voters nd chairman cf the Republican club cf Hammond. Mr. Granger of Hammond, county candidate for prosecutor was introduced to the convention and gave some timely remarks. Mrs. Augftein. chairman of committee that awards banners to banner crunty was introduced to the conventon and rewarded tha different banner unions with appropriate badges. A five minute address on the world w. C. T. U. convention in London was Fivm by Mrs. Rose Pearce. state re-

and the various methods used to make this country dry. Miss Cordon tld of their visit to Taidy Black's mission In .the heart of rne of x.hi worst places of vice In Glasgow. Miss Gordon spoke personrlly in this mission to the group of mothers most of whom had a little bairnle tucked away In her shawl. From Scotland Miss Gordon and Miss TJean went on to Ireland They have gri-nt temperance workers there. The cifferent organizations welcomed thera mo?t heartily. They have many outdoor meetings there. Miss Gordon spoke of lecturing from an automobile to a throng cf people. From Ireland

SAY "DIAMOND DYES'

TVn't streak or ruin your matrinl in J a poor dye. Insist on "Diamond liyes." j

I-.asy direction in every package.

GIRLS! MAKE A LEMON BLEACH

Lemons Whiten an i Double Beauty of the Skin

Squetie tie Juica of taro lemons Into a bottle contain!?.; tire ottr.ee; of Or chard 'WiJte, eha!:.T well, and yo j have a uarte r'- I5i pest freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion hiter.cr. at very, very small cost. i Tour grocer has the lemons and anj j rur store or toilet counter win supply' thre ounces of Orchard 'White for a few cents. Massage this sweetlv fragr.mt ' lotion into the face, nccit, arms r.nd hands and see how quickly the freckles, sunburn, wlndburn and tan ensappear jiij how clear, soft and white trie skill ! Incomes. Tes! It Is harmless. Adv. I

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Miry Sutherland SCALP CLEANER, the Great Daodrnff Remedy. It temorrs the dandruff rem. For Sharupooiuc it baa ao eqaal. If Yon Valoe Yoor Hair and Its Beauty Try Si: V EN SUTHERLAND SISTERS Ooce Why not now? For Sale by all Drtisrists and pept- Stares Seven Sutherland Sisters 242 BRACHURST AVE K. Y. QTT

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Do you linow that millions of people who use Blue-jay keep entirely free from corns? If a corn appears it is ended by a touch. A Blue-jay plaster or a drop of liquid Blue-jay is applied. The corn pain stops. Soon the whole corn loosens and comes out. The method is scientific. It is gentle, easy, sure. Old-time harsh treatments are sup planted by it with everyone who knows it.

It is made by a world-famed laboratory, which every phj'aician respects. It is now applied to some 20 million corns a year. You can see that corn troubles are fast disappearing. Then why pare corns and keep them? Why use methods which are out-of-date? Try this new-day method. See what it does to one corn. You will never forget its quick and gentle action. Your druggist sells Blue-jay.

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