Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1920 — Page 12

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Opposed 8-Hour Law and Supported Anti-Strike

INDIANAPOLIS. Intl., Oct. 15. Senator Watson uphold lua opposition to l.i'-or during his term in the senate, a Mudy of his votes reveals, either doig-1:;;-imp'Ttsnt measures, or casting- his ! -aii.it. against them. On the Adunsi'n e'ght hour act reither Watson n--r Harding' found It convenient to be present. Bath of them supported t!i9 antlc like provision in the Ksch-Oumniins railroad measure, and Watson opposed Senator Stanley's motion to strike out seel n relating to t r settlement f d.sputes in the r.iiir-ad bill. On the .second roll rail on the motion both Wilson and Maiding were absent. Watson voted against the Inclusion of short lines in the roilroad control Trill, opposed limiting feleral control to tweve months nfter the war, opposed another measure limiting federal control to six months after the war. find apposed measures designed to limit the income of carriers to 5 per vent on the par value of their capital ft'-clt. He also voted against a measure limiting their ln'-ome to 6 per cent. Favored Stop Watch System. The Indiana Senator voted to strike out an amendment against the flop ateh ar.d bonus systems for government workers. He found it convenient to not. vote on two motions designed to prohibit expenditure of money for t);. installation of the, stop watch sys-)-in and the payment of premiums and bonuses t employes. Nor did he vote on an amendment providing that all time over eight h.virs shall be credited to the employe :. ; i the extra time allowed as leave v.-uh pay at convenient time. An amendment specifying that no 'ukIs should be used f r the payment ! any salary in excess of Sl2,ne0 to 'iny civilian emplovu In the War Department, or to any officer below the rank of major general was opposed by Watson. Watson was absent wien the Senate voted on the Bmklvad amendment

providing mat. wro-n any ciuiii"j'i' postal service under the law is eiwj titled to compensatory time for Sunday j

or noiid.iy service, n bo is may be p.iii overtime, in lieu thereof." TTr.rding ahio was absent on that 1 al-

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WHISKEY FOR COLDS AND FLU

ITew Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euro

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Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications.

Every Druggist in IT. S. In

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While You Wait at Counter if Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes.

Delightful Taste, Immediate

Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation -f the year In thfs drug tr.-vie i A':pironnl, the. twe .minute cobi ard rough reliever, ant lorit i-

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fectlve ns whiskey, rook end rye, or sry other cold and cough remedy they

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with thi wonderful new elixir, so all you -hove to do to get rid of that cold is to st--p into the narest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for a bottle of Aspironal and te'.l him to serve you two teaspoonf ula with four teaspoonfu's of water In a glass. With your watch In your hand, take thi drink at one swallow and ca'l for your money fcaoit in two minutes if you cannot feel your coll fading away like a dream within the tlm limit. Don't ha bashful, for all drugt.ists Invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing ltWhen your cold or rough Is rellored, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and baoie.i. for Asplronal Is by fir the safest end most effective, he eas'e.st to take and the most agreeable cold and cough rcme.dy for Infant and chiloren. Adv.

He was not present when the Child Labor law was passed, nor was Harding. The Indiana senator also failed to register a vote on the passage of the minimum wage bill designed to "protect the lives, health and morals of women and minor workers in the District of Columbia and to provide for the fixing minimum wages for such workers." The measure appropriating liOO.OOO for an employment bureau in the Department of I,abor was opposed by both Harding and Watson.

Official Statement . Says Germans Had Irish "Sub" Bases

J3y Wl 1.1 J AM MALL A BAR STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE LON'IXJN', oct. 15. Premier Lloyd Georgea chafgts that the Irish gave assistance to the German submarine campaign during the world war was backed up by the Irish office today. In an oftlclal statement issued by the Irish of.'lce. It is declared that rubmarlne bases were discovered on

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Grandparents Galore ANSELMO. NEC, Oct. Ten grand parents. Including a great-great-grand

father. Is the unusual distinction of ( Ronald R. Williams, the month-old: babe of Mr. ajid Mrs. Rollo Williams. ! The parents of both the mother and father are ltvitrg; the father's two grand

fathers and one grandmother are alive and the mother's two grandmothers are living, besides the grandfather of one of the grandfathers.

Had Enough of That Number. A North Carolina Ttinn hose automobile Mrono wp.s immboroil 13 sent It back-to iho soorotniy of Hate with a letter saying: "The first tiny I rodf with It, I lost Slo. nml th second day I lost 13 inches of skin oT my lo. P!eao send me n snfer number." lie got It.

TONIGHT'S FIGHTS ' NEW YORK. Oct. 15. Several leading bantam weight aspirant.? will be seen in action li"ie tonight when Ja'k

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Lynch takes on Jabez Wrhite of Al- Diost-iies .Han't (in j an lxmest man. tany, in feature bouts ft Madison But it is oli'y f.iir to say that he hd

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MOTORS BRING NEW WORDS If Daniel Webster could come back to life iong enough to revise his dictionary, he would rind thousands or words unknown in his day. Nearly every day a new word ia added to the American vocabulary. The latest, which promises to prove popular due to the Increasing use of the

motor truck, is "Truckportatlon," com- I ed and formally adopted by the Good-'

year Tire & Rubber company. Mean-

Ing "to carry by truck." the new word is expected to superside the rather awkward phrase "Truck transportation."

Only Real "Failure." I'm jiroof against that word "failure." I've seen behind It. The ouly failure a man ought to fear is failure !n cleaving to the purpose b.e sees to be best. George Eliot.

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Saturday evening, October 16th. dame at Masonic Temple. Kast Chicago by Moosch.art Legion. Rest music, llverybody Invited. lO-lo-l CASTOR OIL NOV NUDE TASTELESS Remarkable Process Perfected by Chemists of Spencer Kellogg &

Sons, Inc. j Nobody ever dreamed that the nan-; seating taste could be removed from; castor oil. Yet it has been done. 1 Chemists of Spencer Kellog & Son-i, : Inc., one of the world's largest manu-j facturers of castor oil. have perfected a wonderful process n hereby castor oil is freed from all nauseating taste. Nothing is removed except the taste. , Strength and purity remain absolutely! unchanged a 100' ,'e pure castor oiI;J the same castor oil that your doctor I preucribeji, but with the nauseating: taste eliminated. Think what boon KellogK'a Tantelenn i'antor Oil I; to children and even grown-ups. Sold by all good druggists. If you want a cas- J tor oil absolutely without nauseating taste, insist n genuine laboratory filled bottles, plainly labelled Kc Hogg's Tasteless Castor Oil. Throe sizci?i 13c, ; Sic. and 65c. Adv.

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SPECIAL SALE OF FUR COATS IVomen's & Misses' $275 Coats now $250 Women's & Misses' $250 Coats, now $230 Women's & Misses $135 Coats, now $120 Jl complete line of Coats, Coatees andFur Pieces

Open A Charge Account This store bids you welcome and invites you to open an account for any amount, whether it's $10, $100 or more. No red. tape, just your promise to pay.

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Come in and look at these great racks filled up .with new" Fall Suits. Note those snappy single and double-breasted models. That clever brown shade, the new waist-line, the silk-lined coat, and a dozen other things that make them stand out from the ordinary. Try on a coat. See how well it fits! We won't urge you to buy; our clothes sell themselves.

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And his mother won't have to worry about Skinnay S "S 98 ruining his suit, because all boys' suits that come from 1 up this store are built to stand use and abuse in wear.

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Men 's & Young' Ven s FALL HATS All new shapes and shades

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