Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1920 — Page 11

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LONE NEGRO GETS $75FBOM GROCERY A Ion negro bandit entered the grocery etore or A. Rachon at 1601 Rhode I.-land street, during the absence of the proprietor in Oary at J1:30 thia

morning, walked behind the counter and rifled the cash register of J75 In change. He escaped by runnl-ng down the Pennsylvania track According to Mrs. Rachon the negro was a customer at the store and with his description the police hope to causa, his arrest before h Is able to escape out of the city.

NEW CAR FOR CHASE STREET Tolleston residents, who in the past have been compelled to leave tha downtown district In Gary by 11:05 In order o reach home on the last car or hjre a taxi, will be pleased to learn that a new and latter car has been put on by the Gary street railway. The new car leaves the Broadway loop station at 11:35 p. in. reaches 11th, avenue and Broadway at 11:42 and Chase street at 11:52 p. m. Leaving; Chase itreet on its return trip at the same hour the car Is due at 11th avenue and Broadway at two minutes after midnight. The new car will be of great benefit to the residents of the Tolleeton district.

TO ORGANIZE VAIjPO alumni X cull was is reed to all former Lake county students of the Valparaiso university by Mayor Hodg-ea of Gary this morning- urging- their presence at a meetings which is to be held in tha council chambers In the city hall at Gary tomorrow evening (Friday) Oct. 15 at S o'clock. The meeting- Is being- called for the purpose of forming- a Valparaiso Alumni association and the election of temporary officers. The alumni, it is understood, will sponsor a series of football games and arrange for an annual home coming- day -with a biff parade and rousing- celebration. Arrangements are to" be made for the organization of a Valpo alumni football team which will play Buffalo university on Thanks-giving- day in Gary.

Federal Agent Bragdon Now in Washington The vacancy caused by the resigjiation of Federal Agent Bragdon. who has made his headquarters In Iary for more than a Jear. has been filled 1

by James Ituoney. who has been spending three and four days out of the week conducting investigations according to Informal Ion received tills morning-. Mr. 'Brandon, who Intended practicing- law at Minneapolis Is now residing- at Washington where he acctpted a responsible position in tiif Attorney General's office.

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SENATOR BORAH TO APPEAR IN GARY

Senator Borah of Idaho, who spoke in the Interest of the campaign of Illram Johnson in Gary last June is to make another appearance in the steel city Tuesday evening. Oct. 19. according to word received at the Harrison club headquarters In Gary late yesterday afternoon, lie will also visit a number of other Lake county citie-i according to Information.

WILL RESIGN AS CHIEF PHYSICIAN After acting as chief physician at the Illinois Steel company hospital ir Gary for the past eight years. I"r. Ira Vlltlmorlf yesterday announced that he will sever his connection with the institution Nov. 1. to take up the practice of medicine in the city. It is reported that Ir. Krank Merritt. his assistant, wrll succeed Dr. Miltimore at the hospital.

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Eating- meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a well-known authority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become overworked; get sluggish; clog- up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery In the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and. urinary ir

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Br ELOISE. Here are three of the newest models for sports and motoring: wear. All three are em art and becoming: as well as practical. A coat of tan wool duvetyn is shown at the left. It is a mannishly tailored rannent, unbelted with large roomy pockets with flaps. TbJ coat may be worn at any hour of th-4ay as a top csat aod'ia tar-

ticularlv pood for wear over a suit The plaid homespun cape in the center will be welcomed by tha woman who cannot stand two coat3 because of the tijrhtness cf the sleeves. It has graceful lines and provides an extra warmth that scarcely any wind could penetrate. It iE also rain-proofed. There ire

roomy slits for the arms and a deep

collar. This makes a utility wrarisuit.

which will last for year. The sport cape at the left shows how pretty and dainty sport clothes can be made. It is fashioned of leather with a reversible lining of brushed wool. The wool forms a deep collar which reaches to the bottom of the cape. This makes a smart costume when worn with a

small hat and over a short walking

GIVEN RECEPTION IN GARY Former United States Senator Thomas T. Tagrg-art and candidate for that office on the democratic ticket arrived in Gary at 4:30 this afternoon and following a short reception at the library auditorium made a brief talk.

also spoke in Hammond at noon.

was then taken to East Chicago to make a brier address and then came to Gary.

Gary Commercial Club Plans "Dutch Lunch" for Friday

Members of the Gary Commercial club are invited to attend a "dutch

avoiding: serious kidney disease. Adv. lunch" and a round table session at

the club rooms for Friday noon. The discussion will be opened with a short talk by a good speaker who will be followed by a general discussion, y SOME TRIPLETS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ST. JOHNSBURY, VT., Oct. Triplets the combined weight of which was 22 Vi pounds, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Desrochers. The triplets three boys

make ten children born to the proud

parents. Mrs. Desrochers Is forty years old.

IviAii! WAR BILLS

Voted Against4 Council of; Defense, Shipping Board, ' Armor Plant & vire Bill INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 14. The I record of .Sen;u.,r Jam.-.i K. AVaisou, ! who is caniimiiMilnir in Tt.,m,. .... .,, I

for re-el-cl I..n on a )latf.rin jirt-dical-M on opposition t the Uagut of Nv tiuiis and advocacy of a separate pf-a.e with (Jenimny shows that he dujg.rt, or opp..ci many important measures'

j during the war. Jtiuiuuch as the Wat

son camp was the principal sponsor of Senator Harding's primary campaign in Indiana and Watson himself was one oT the senatorial cabal that brought about Harding's nomination in Chicago it is not strange to tnl tli.'Ir votes ruining parallel in the Se nate. On one or two important measures, however, they separated. For instance Watson is credited with not having Voted on tlii committee amendment introduced in the form of a substitute on the resolution for a separate peace with Germany, while Harding voted for it. Again the Indiana Senator was uoi voting when war was declared on Austria-Hungary, while the Republican president ial nominee vested for it. The Indiana Senator Is credited with having opposed th establishment of a National Council of Defense, the creation of the United States Shipping Board, the bill to erect a fc-overnment plant to manufacture armor plate, and the Wire Control act. On these measures Harding duplicated Watson's vote. Watson is also shown to have not voted on substitute resolution giving tha President power to requisition all vessels of alien enemies, while Harding opposed the measure. Watson and Harding voted against an amendment to exempt religious and other organizations opposed to war from the draft ar.d Watson opposed the conference report on the Trading With the Enemy Act. He opposed an amendment providing that no Civil Service examination be

required cf wives of soldiers or sailors applying for positions under the government during the war while Harding failed to vote. The Indiana Senator also was not present when Senator Smoot made a motion to proceed to the considera

tion of a bill increasing the rate ofj

pensions for soldiers and sailors of

the Civil War.

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CHANNEL CYCLIST FAILED IN ATTEMPT LONDON", Oct. Th British Channel cyclist. Miss Zetta Hills, has placed in tough luck. After pedaling forty-eight miles on her water cycle, which- is an ordinary bicycle supported between two pontoons, the spokes of the wheels hav. lng paddles attached to them, hr machine broke down three and a half miles from the British coast. Her extended journey was caused by the tide, which efter sending her south from Calais to Boulogne, went northward and then south again, and thus after twelve hours pedaling victory , was snatched from her within sight of her goal.

CLOSE MEXICAN GAMBLING HOUSES

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MEXICO CITY. MEX Oct. Mexico's reforms under the new rogime are exlending to the closing of tho gambling houses at Tacubaya, in the outskirts of Mexico City and elsewhere. Tacubaya has been a sort of "Monte Carlo" for years. The gambiinghouses have been much frequented gy rich Mexicans and foreigners and tales of large bums lost at the tables are frequent.

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