Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 111, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1920 — Page 14

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Do you want to help drive the vice ring out of Lake County? If you are a good citizen, worthy of the name, vyou will say yes, and ask "How can I ao-it?" Let me tell you. Find out who the vice ring is supporting for prosecutor and then get busy and help defeat him. TKen find out who the vice ring is trying to defeat and get busier and see that he is elected. If you do that conscientiously you will vote for me and work for me.

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I didn't want to run for office, but took the nomination for prosecutor on the Democratic ticket with the understanding that if Mr. Thomas, Mr. Br.emmer or Mr. Burns received the Republican nomination, for prosecutor I would not make a campaign and would not cause the Republican candidate to spend one nickel of his money, one hour of his time, or make one promise to the undesirable element in order to be elected, and that I would ask my Democratic friends to vote for him. When the primaries were over I was urged by a large number of Republicans as well as Democrats to make a campaign in the interest of good citizenship and a clean county. If you are in favor bf those two essentials to good government, I solicit your support. If you are not I do not want it.

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News Notes

yau -will not set speedy results. Give once or twice a month and you will never have sick hogs. J. A. Ashfrrd, 3458 Guthrie street, Indiana Harbor, phone Indiana Harbor 644-M. 10-6;2eow

at the home of ill as Kathrwn Gorman in North Earing ave. At the affair of last evening there were awards In the carries scored In favor of Miss Cella King- and Miss Margaret Cralck. the lat-:-:r who was an Invited guest of the club. Grades 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 ana can register tomorrow Thursday, at 3:45 p. in.

rrades S and 6 can also register at x a. m. Grades 7. 8 and 9 can register at 4:40 p. m. at the- Congregational Church for the weekday school of Rel gious Education. 10-27-1 There are many pre-Hallowe'en parties these days and among the prettiest was one held complimentary to Mrs. A. Wedge In Kennedy aVe,, the date being significant of the hostess" twenty-fifth wedding anniversary and her forty-second birthday yesterday. Dinner was curved at high noon and all the decorations were carried out In yellow and black. The guests comprised eight and covers were laid for that many. The afternoon was spent socially and in conclusion the gifts were bestowed which numbered many and were all beautiful in their seleltion. "God Knows Best" is a serial story ontained in the Salvation Army War Cry with tho prelud number appearing tomorrow. The pamplets are distributed in East Chiago on Thursday and in Indiana Harbor on Friday. Like all other publicans, the War Cry was forced to laise its price to that of ten cents. It is a most commendable bulletin on all live issues of the day and contains much C'joJ reading matter with the addition uf the story gained, by a popular writer. Yesterday a splendid start was made w;th the weekly school of religious fducation at the Congregational church of East Chicago. A large enough registration was secured to require five classes. This school is open to all scholars ff the public schools of the city, grades me, two. thre, four, five and six can attrnd every Tuesday and Thursday at 5.45 p .m. Grades five and six also can attend at 8 a. m. Grades seven, eight and nine can attend at 4:40 p. m. Other classes will be organized on demand of scholars who car.not attend at these l:ours. Three teachers with public fc' hool qualifications have been engaged U teach.

LOWELL

Rev. Charles Scholl was In Hammond yesterday. Congressman Will R. Wood was in Lowell a short time last evening. He wa on his way to Hobart.

A drizzling rain fell here all day yesterday. It was much needed for the wheat and other winter crops, if ihe weather keeps mild there will b considerable fail plowing done j'.:t this fall. Mrs. Thomas Grant and Mrs E. K. Lynch went to Indianapolis yesterday to attend tho convention of the Federated Woman's clubs of Indiana. They went as the representatives f the Lowell Woman's club. Attorney J. W. Belshaw transacted legal business in Hammond yJtiTday. The Hardlng-Coolidge special wa.s in Lowell yesterday. They arriv.-d here at 11:30 on schedule time ard on

account of the rain the speaking was in the Grand theater. There was a Urge crowd in the theater and all '.eere well pleased with the address of Mr. Cutler. Lowell is to hav two more blpr tolitlcal meetings this week. Senator James Watson will speak here Thursday afternoon at 3:"0 and Warren T. Mc-Cray. republican candidate for governor will speak here on Friday afternoon at 3:3". Both metinars will

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be held In the Grand theater. I M. McN'ay Inspector of precinct

me in Cedar Creek attended a meet- ! r, sr cf the inspectors from all parti of the county at Crown Point yesterday. Attorney and Mrs- V. K. Roberts were in Indianapolis yesterday.

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Will Force Peasants To Give up Food LONDON'. Oct. 27. "The Russian Soviet is making great efforts to prevent an uprising in the face of the food crisis," said an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Helsingfors today. "Announcement is made that no mercy will be shown to agitators. Nicholal Lenine has issued a statement

that the peasants must be forced to give up food. The Bolshevik newspaper Izvestia of Moscow, says that between. July 23 and August 21 courtmartials ordered 1.1S3 counter revolutionaries shot."

The Times want aas bring astonishing results if their users are o be believed.

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR FARMERS AND HOGJBREEDERS J. A. Ashford. of 345S Guthrie St., Indiana Harbor, has started to manufacture on a large scale his famous and well known hog remedy, which hns been used with great success sn Indiana, 1111nyis and other states. The most obstinnte cases of hog cholera have been speedily cured and large numbers of hogs have been saved from the ravages of this generally fatal disease. In several cases valuable, hogs have boon saved after they had been given up. It is the cheapest and greatest insurance against loss from hog cholera on tho market, and its quick effect upon nd the wonderful cures made by the I'iamond (A) Hog Cholera remedy is attested by the numerous unsolicited testimonials received by Mr. Ashford from farmers and hog breeders throughout the country. The package contains 25 dosef, the rrice is $-.50 from 3 to b doses, P'lhog, every six days apart; until given

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