Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1920 — Page 8

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THE TIMES Thursday, October 14, 1920, KEEPING INDIA QUIET, HIS JOB proud," said Her. Curnlck. "Your new! if.t 1 11.. 1. 1 . . . . . . -' Hearing completion. lP.( n returning ij Indianapolis. SAYS PALMER eharged with conspiracy, caused Dan W. Slmms to resign as Special U. .-. pist. Attorney. Mr. Sinims announced yesterday. Mr. Slmma aided in the prosecution of the contempt and . Injunction proceedings against the miners several months ago and was to have pushed the conspiracy case In the U. S. district court at Indianapolis next month. After receiving information that his resignation had been accepted Mr. Slmms made public a letter from the attorney-general, stating that "this is to remind you that the Impending case against the miners Is to be based upon acts occurring before or subsequent to the Injunction and contempt proceed ings and Is not to be based upon the latts which led to those proceedin iuiuu iiuciiai on ino wesi nut 01 the city will be the finest, most modern and best equipped In the entire state and that Is saying a whole lot as there are some fine institutions In Indiana." "It also pleases me very much to see the church enihujlsin n Gary. Possibly few people are unawiro of the fact that the Methodist church In Gary had done five times as much work is any Methodist church In Indiana and there are some 1,200 In the entire state." The Ilev.. Curnlck Intends spending several days getting data on the new $450, ftOO Methodist, hospital which s ii CASUALTIES IN MEXICAN STRIKE MKXICO CITY. Oct. 14. Many persons have been killed In a battle between striking coal miners and federal troops near Agujttas. In the state of Coahuila, according to reports received l ere today. The troops' were sent Into the district after the miners had seised saveral collieries for operation under the soviet system. According' to Mexican government officials Russian agents are spreading soviet propaganda Ir the Mexican coal fltld. ill' SATURDAY FOOT BALL GAMES Emerson high school football warriors of Gary will travel to 8outh Bend Saturday afternoon while Froebel pigskin carriers will participate In the annual gridiron struggle against East Chicago at the Froebel field. Interest Is also being taken in the Northwestern and Valparaiso clash at Valparaiso. E Will Have Finest Methodist Hospital in the State Th P.ev. n. Curnlck. Held sf-cretary of Mrtli.'dlot Hospitals In Indian i spoke of Gary In Klowins trrms while a business visitor In the city today. H-silents of your city can well t( 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) LAFATETTE. Ind., ,Oct;' 14. Alleged limitations .cvhlch he claimed "cut.the heart out of the case" placed upon him by Atty. Gen. Talmer" In fhe prosecution of 4he government's case against TRY A "TIMES WANT AD J.

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CHANGES IH LEAGUE

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Unanimous Vote of Council Would Be Necessary for Change

WASHINGTON. Oct. 14. Exposing

deceptions of the I.iuue of Nations Association, the' Republican Publicity

Association. through its president

Hon. Jonathan Bourne, Jr.. isues the

following: "A League of Nations Association cooperating with Democratic candidates has Issued a bulletin which undertakes to defend the Leafue of Nations Covenant by telling what It does not do. Amonjf other things the. bulletin says: " 'The league of Nations is not unchangeable. Its Constitution may be readily amended and doubtless will be as occasion demands. Any nation may withdraw from the league by giving two years' notice." "The provision of the League Covenant Itself regarding amendments declares: " 'Amendments to this Covenant will take effect when ratified by the members of the League whose representatives compose th Council and by a majority of the members of the League whose representatives .compose the Assembly. "This means that, the vote of the Council must be unanimous and that in addition there must be a majority of the members of rtie Assembly favorable to the amendment. That is tho provision under which the league of Nations Association declares the Constitution may be 'readily amended." Since the real purpose of the League 1 to get the United States in a position where It must bear the burdens of the world It will at once be manifest that other nations represented In m 'Council would not consent to any amendment which would relieve the Vnited States from obligations it had been induced to assume. It would ' readily possible to amend the league Covenant by Increasing the burdens placed upon the United States but there would be a prompt hitch in the proceedings If there were an attempt to relieve the United States from any of its undertakings. I

"Tho League of Nations Association also asserts that 'Any nation may withdraw from the League by giving two years' notice. "But that is not what the Covenant provides. Article 1 contains the following: "'Any member of the League may after two years' notice of Its Intention so to do, withdraw from the League, provided that all Its international obligations and all Its obligations under this Covenant shall have been fulfilled at the time of Its withdrawal.' "The defenders of the League assert that any natVn may withdraw by giving two years' notice, but fail to add the provision contained In the League Covenant. This is a clear attempt to deceive the people by omitting the most vital part of the quotation. The condition Is not that the nation desir lng to withdraw shall have fulfilled its

obligations up to the time of giving notice, but up to the time of Its withdrawal, which would be two years after the time of giving notice. lf the tTnited States as . member should find itself embarrassed and should give the two years' notice, there would be a two years' period during which those nations having control of the League Council and Assembly could add to the obligations of the United States and prevent t with, drawal. except In a manner that would probably precipitate war with the United States on one side and the combined strength of the other League members on the other. The attempt of the League of Nations Association to mislead the voters by quoting only a part of the section' of the Covenant relating to withdrawal serves to emphasize the vital Importance of this feature of the Covenant."

MAC SWINEY ENTERS 63rd DAY LOXTX3N. Oct. 14 Terence MwSwlney, Sinn Fein lord mayor of Cork, pent a. restless night in the Infirmary of Brixton Jail and hl Condition this morning was described as worse. Thla vias the sixty-third day of MacSwlneys hunger strike.

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Will wash jour clothes thoroughly without any labor on your part (with Stationary or Swinging Wringer). It costs but a cent or two to operate. It is fully guaranteed and will last a life time. Endorsed by Good Housekeeping Institute. $5.00 will put one in your home today. Balance in small monthly payments. DO IT NOW THE PURCHASE THAT IS PLEASING What makes the purchase pleasing and complete? First, getting the goods you want without attempt at imitation or substitution, without fear of disappointment by coming to us for the complete lines we carry. Quality, which emphasizes the ability of the goods to give you good service. Price, which must be always fair to the goods as to you. Service, which is that pleasing attempt to make you satisfied with your transaction service such as can be only had here. Carry your own lunch. $4.75 Thermos Lunch Q QQ

60c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil

$1.10 s.s.s. 89c for only ' 75c Three Flowers Face A 7 Powder for...:.... $1.25 Stationery (white

VI 111113 ....... $1.00 Jem Jr. Safety Razor

EASY SHOPPING AT A DISTANCE Let us dwell on service more than on anything else, because your judgment will enable you to select the goods you want for quality and ability. But service is something that must be proven to you. Remember your neighborhood drug store prides itself on its ability to please you better than other stores in more congested -districts could even attempt. Remember there is a come-back if you are not satisfied with each transaction. It is our purpose to please you above all else. Remember our willingness to serve you at a distance if you will just take, the trouble to send your orders by mail or messenger or telephone. - No charge for delivery service, no comment detrimental to you if the distance happens p be long. We are here arid anxious to please you. We can please you if you will give us the opportunity. Your business is the opportunity we want.

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Federal Washing Machines Electric Vacuum Geaners Sold on Easy Terms

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ui mid every cunuicu uiu weu-conaiuonea nome will own

phonograph. The question is

ich one?

The purpose of this demonstration sale is to prove that the jeweled Pathe is the one to own. The Pathe phonograph is superior, because it differs from other talking-machines. It has invaluable features which other phonographs do not possess. With the Pathe phonograph, you do not have to worry with needles. Needles scratch and wear out your records, to say nothing of the inconvenience in having

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For a limited Time We Will Che Yon $25 Worth of New Pathe Records FREE!

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The Pathe plays with a Sapphire Ball. This Sapphire Ball is round and smooth, is ground under a microscope to exactly fit the grooves in the records and is indestructible.

You can play a thousand records with a single Sapphire Ball without injury to the records or to the Sapphire Ball itself. And the tone! You have never heard such marvelous, life-like tone reproduction in a phonograph, unless you have listened to the genuine Pathe. Yet the Pathe CoKrarT;:an Phonograph And it is to more thoroughly demonstrate this fact, this marked superiority, that this sale is being held; that 1 00 genuine Pathe phonographs (Model 10) have been allotted to us for this purpose in Hammond and that this same iden- , tical sale has been planned for a nation-wide demonstration which will embrace approximately 100 of the principal cities., of the United States.

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The phonograph offered in this sale is the 1921 senuine Pathe

Phonograph Model No. 10. 43 inches high. INi inches wide, and 2QYi inches deep, as shown in cut; in Mahogany. Walnut or Oak. 5-ply absolutely the most substantial cabinet construction on the market today. Equipped with: One indestructible ' genuine Pathe Sapphire Ball (full-tone), am! one indestructible genuine Pathe Sapphire Ball (half-tone), for playing Pathe Records. One Universal tone arm and sound box for playing all stakes of records. One hundred steel needles. Twenty-five dollars worth of new Pathe Records free, to be selected vby the purchaser.

The total price for this eatire outfit is $150.00.

You may pay as little as $5.00 in making your first or initial Day

men!. THE BALANCE MAY BE PAID IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXTENDING OVER-ONE YEAR.

This equipment, including the five records (ten selections), will be delivered to your home, immediately upon receipt of your initial payment Freight or express charges will be prepaid to all points within fifty miles of Hammond.

The Pathe Phonograph included in this sale is guaranteed for one

year, both the manufacturer and ourselves agreeing to replace any defective parts without charge during this period. Written guarantee to this effect furnished with each phonograph.

Privilege will be given to all purchasers to exchange this instrument

for any higher priced Pathe Phonograph at any time within six montJjs. we agreeing to allow the purchaser full credit for every dollar paid up to the time the exchange is made.

S. H. Green Trading Stamps are Given With Cash Purchases and Payments on Phonographs Federal Electric Washers and Vacuum Cleaners

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Bay Summers Drug Store Merchandise and fet ' the best.

During this Sale, this store will remain open evenings until 11 of clock

SUMMERS PHARMACY Hammond, Indiana Without any obligation whatsoever on my part, you may send me photographs and other descriptive matter of the Pathe Phonograph you are offering upon special terms. Also send .photographs of the Pathe Actuelle Model you are offering at $250.

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Will Go Up With You at the Balloon Ball Given By The Nite Birds, Hein's Hall 300 W. State St. West Hammond, 111., Saturday October 16th, 1920, Masic By Walsh Jazz Band Admission 50c Couple Extra Lady 25c