Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 121, Hammond, Lake County, 8 November 1920 — Page 5
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NEW CQNGRESSWGMAFi WANTS TO HELP OTHERS Entrance of Women Into Politics Will Keep Clean Government She Says n mi aihi; uonr.it ison i)Beri-MMini:in-'lri'l from DUnlioin.i W rl 1 1 e n 1 : i r . I y for llie I N .ti l npi riaUl Itltl by thr l V. N :ti-?K.Hii-:i", - . ni.v. i .'it fateful 1'iat I''-; ;? .i y '
fir.!A to Hip, It 1 t ",'.e fori"' e t ,t ethers tKlt 1 e-t. I'l t1" p!,f r thai I '. r n i . r I li.-j t 1,1 he to a coo n, . .' is h :i if 1 h in - 1'i.iT wit! help iim 1 f the 1"'. ",!' I i1 it I hi !rf n MiffVr f-r "I dii t!"T fav.T uir'; nt il it 3 s forecd upi'n i!-. T:' o T saw reato I I U O '. X a a or . x e xv Miin n T i,irs of t i a m i - tf ain for ny ei del " : - to it am in : il1 t . Tl.u .- i , i i 1 'i In t xv a v 1 Te-vc 'n me. ever ! 1, . .. I -i l MTl'-.t ."Uu - - Miiacf rn'y t xx two v i' a r s a . 1 oars here, -.till.' 'res "The only tx as-'-n for '.be T.'ratv: cf nn t nt p-.lit.:-i lo mimii' i soven-nient. t) t : I tlio tvutli an.; . , j ;stk' t" ail .i'.d ' .) if'ia'fi ti.'iu bit-j teraws after the oxan:id f the great , xetnplar, v!io, w.vn rex no.1, r'vnv1 j them riot. J tion. 1 linjif to h.'!;i as rmh a- 1 can I won' en it H. 1 1 now what I waul, j 1 know a mrift ab-ut p-'lltirs. 'lluyi worn pull the wo-1 oxf-r iy ex es. ! '! iinvr ha 1 t-n--.ih t'Uii'f t Urou j x' bat run 1"? ili'n with tnrn. i "1 can mft them as an final. I a.'ii. j po fax oi ?. ! ' ! J.vi i want tfc" Wiisi.n !cam;p f-t nations, but I do v ant on ass"Cia:i't of nations wb'u h wi!i tfnd to prevent war. We can work that cut attor xx-Ci Et to Waahir.jirion. And it must pro-. t,'t Aineriran Institutions. Nations wher id..ls are worshipped must be on! the outside. They hre not l.,r the Christian nations. . ' The election ld. must be fliVd tiO.I Thousands of r eyiubli. ann iv-re it-.'ni-l registration in Oklahoma ih... year. I have affidavits from tn.tny and wou.U j have ronltftcd niy el'-:t'.on if my op-j poncnt had won. But that is not to be talked of. ! 'All that T cat' ay is 'hat I xvi:i, rv to rv ti-.f- d:strU-t. the atat aaJ the ration as xt-H as 1 know h.v i in If! GETS SECRETARYSHIP Or.EE.NVAfTI.E. Xnd , Nov. S 'i b.e annual tneotinp of the Home Missionary Society f the Methodist. Kpisc opal church of the NT rthxvest Indiana conference closed hei Saturday, in College Avenue church, willi ejection of fficers arid the cIhiosmis ''f I.Fbar.oti as th meeting jdace for J?-l. The attendance was th lartxst in s-ver.il x p rs. Mrs. Myron f ant-'"''!- of .tth V-'ont, n ciii-fcit treasurer for ! '.'i;: iy-n-rt h connecutive time. ;ir. ' !i,;i-r,.-:i bps served as f t eastirer since the o : ;a n t i or was f ur.dol Toe ro.f :s tif.-fj follow: rresidoi, Mr. i-r.ty C;i-t. i ; r e n ( p. s 1 1 e , t r en - i re :', Mis. Myi' '"attipbeil. Sriith T'oooi; i'-.,'irsn"r.ii;v; secretary. Mrs. '. H. M't i ma n n . Torre Haute, record: ii gr .'-'crrtnr;. . Mrn. 'arlton, Rochester; mite box. fi-ri'tiry, trs. Clara 1 "eg low. ltporte; uppHes secretary. Ttrs. 4"". T. .I- .xo't. Terre Haute; missionary edu'-a'i.ot s'cretar', Mrs. Frank Tock, P.-iph'; -'. anycijsta secretary, Mrs. "VV. H. 'rieFr. liraxi'; Christian stewardship e,-rot a ry, Mr-. A I'mnn, r.fnv"!''r: yeiitK v opie's work secretary, Mrs. Kra i.k laxv.ioi, vw port ; chiiren's depa rt merit w'S- !,.., ms. 1". W. T'cd'-loxx , Matntto.nd. a ad x lee-pi .-sKi'-nts, Mi s. lo-titioi W.'i.on. I.afaye'te; Mrs. . T. I'.ncs, J.arorte; Mrs. S?. A. Hays, lire ncastle, ao-d fr.. Frank Evans, (.'raw f ord'v ; McCRAY'S FRIENDS WILL JOLLIFY KKNTT.AN'n. Ind.. Nov. d. Kent land ii.e home town of Warren T. M'-Cra". TER-CAM-FO The Wonderful Cold Breaker For Children and Grown Folks An Kffeotlvp trirrmiolile A-,5lstln? T'ature to Ward Off Fin nn4l rnrmonln .crin. Tcr-tam-Fo in an n til ls" pt io f r, r hcaliri.' burns and intfnnitti;irion. An old family remedy f campiior. Turpentine, Menthol and othci injjrcdipnts effective for colds. Ask nnrt Init On Tcr-fnm-I'o Sold Everywhere 50c Dr. Clark's Chemical j . : ' - ' ..s -1 , --i--- ' "f . -, .'' --', '-. HAirarorrrj. iutjiana LILLI NAGLER FOSTER TEACHER OF PIANO 121 Williams St., HammonrJ Phone 2315
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Sox iruo---.-l.-cj of Indiana, is jManntiiK u o; .'U' iic.1 t i..n for TuvmIsv afternoon and night. Hwnator Vatnon wilt be the head'.tiuT n the. siieak in progtanu The 'jrdu band of 105 places and five other bands, tosethef with six alee ci.ibs. will mir.'j.ly the music. A largo clrc" tent will be elected on the court house litxvn to shelter the people, iu event of rum Daniel Fair fa, a m .f IVrfeot lou Fairfax, ami bruiher if linde 1 Kairfr.x, the JT .Si o bail, will be jdnuethtered to fed the guests. Word i-m'nst In from frivb nf Mr. M.'i'rsy fniii 8ii t'di'ts of nl!:iiia in-oiea4..-that : n irrin.'ne i rnw.l ii! h pi .' ft.
Personal and Social News '"hn Stardard l ar-rs xvill rneof toiin'iii'w e.x(uiii)i at the honi" of Wilh.dn'iin I iteivS, 21 Havri.-n s'ree;. Mir. ii. It. I.iifhty w ill o i tie a-tit'.nf; viladyg Vnum,n' xv itl hav-' that go of i lo- i'li'pinm. .Mi. A. V. Il.ut of I..igati Mrect ttesta nod a lew frirnds ut h.-T bonv i n Vhutrfday aJ'ternoon in hom r of h r 1- iithaay. Th y wore entortaim d wi' ii viusic and sainm The flrwt r!:'.j wa -.ion by r.. .!. lahey and the second by Mrs. A. KarU. a nicely arrjusd t x o rourse !tu h"on was .served t y tli" 1 o.-teps a.-'.ted by Mrs. K. M")iahan an i Mr?. I.. NriT. The f;ii.sts were J. I.Ml.f y, 4.;. Hoover. A. Kavlo. I.. Neft and sou Uurdell and daughter Vernal. Mr.-'. K. West fal'. Mrs. 4J. J.ivin.ston ft A hn in-- and Ida'oeiiv Ha t and Albeit Hart. 1'orothy Tltith Thompson. dai.Rhfv of .lv and Mri. l'erty ThoinpKn o iary, lad, ha? been the gnteal of h"r grandparents, Mr. and Mrj. .1. U. Thompson of 118S Harrison stteet fur the past v ttk. Mrs. Ilobeit Edes of Ityr 1' iinvvaid wiH entertain the Past Chiefs associa tion of the I'ythian Sisters at his homo! on I.xyer boulevard tomurron' afternoon at txv.) o'o!f k. - The Teachers- Parent association of the Pouk'ios school. West .Hammond, met last Thursday ut the Wentworth high school. The officers for the oomintr year were elected as folows: Mr.-.. N. ! etnerlinK. president; Mrs. S. Hitiith, vice president; Khzabeth Shanley. secretary; Miss I. Pressei, treasurer; M;s J. Brietzke was elected chairman or the entertainment committer and assisting her are the Mises N.)so-i and Deaver. In conclusion a social hour LIVE LOCAL NEWS "ADS" PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING All k'nds -f s!;;,-;s tn one day. 3ut'on cov-:rir r. lienstitch:ng. braiding, i II wori: trur. ia a' ed . Call at Wassey's. -61 itate St.. litH- west of Hobman t. Phone 445 Hammond. i:i,k int i ha 1. 1.. AN Ait.M IS.'l'lCli". I'AY CKI.EIiKATION. K. "K '. HA Li.. PAXi'lNti ON TWO I'lA "..'HI:-. KAVOKS AM' NOV&L.Tlti. 11-6-4 Coioe to dance of the I'. o. K. K. Tuesday. Novcmh'-r 91 b. at W. of P. Hail, ii'c a p-rson. lI-ti-5 ai nr.. The Mo.lnn Wo,. man of America will V-.'d tin ir Jth annual bal 1 at the K. of P. Hall W. dnesday. Nov. loth. Music b y o u n g . 3 1 - 6 - u F.I.K IIH IS n A L! . AN AKMlSTlib; P.x.x,- 4; Ijl . ICPH A Tli'N. K . ob' ' II A I.I. I e s 1 !i, 4 TWO FltOP.S. FA 'Ol ;.S Al Ml Kl. TIEiJ. 11-8-4 " i.K KiH nuiii; Pr. K. T. ilagi rnmn, xvidi known lectutor w ht -..m-s h '.! Monuay evi-nms on the Lyceum course, at the First M. Ii. Church, should be heard by everyone v ho can possibly he present for he comes so highly accredited that there can be no question butwhat he will be one of the greatest attractions on the entire Lyceum course thi fason. Ir. llaeerman has a iiiii()ii facuLy of clarifying proldenis xxhich ordinarily seem complex an dconfusin arid he possesses also a gift of wit and humor which enables him to make his lectures entertaining in a high degiee. "lr. Hagerman," says one xvho has l-erad him many limes, "has a philosophy xxhi'-h is as simple and yet as pt ofoun.fl as life itself. He speaks out of the depths of an c x pel ie ik e tiiM makes him ll'e ynpan 1011 of all 1101.. lie has a great heart and never lu'tto deliver a thrilling chalb iige to ihi lie ft that is in any man." ll-o-l Pet c r Sc tin 1 7. 1m? orr-e at IIP F.o r a iiiiiiiir.l. vol into ii;.- new axe. Pbon, 1 H fi J 1 1 -S A lectue 1 is a i i : s 1 1 n c t. eemiiiii n i ly . 1 1. cliurc'n t ri end number !'e tha.l of yi-. ll:i(0'nimi event n (be life of any Hear him at the First M. s evening. This is the seeon tro- Lyceum lioiirse. il-l-l lannnoid i 'hapfer No. "TO . of K Star, regular meeting, Masonic temple, Tuesday evening, ft oiKxk. Tie secretary xvill be present at 7 o'clock to receive ail dues. The social eonimitfe with Mrs. La. y ivciler. Hl.inche Law-r-ence in charge .f tlie .-. ial time in the banquet room for members only. Mils. J. THOMPSON, llft-i Ifartison .St. 11-S-l Lame Backs r-spond primpt!v to a light apphcatioo ot Absorbine, Jr. This effo zti vo liniment renders its b:ir seexHc in giv-ir.e; comfort for the many ills of evry-day lif. V'ou win find rrjiny usm for tt. Absorbine.JH fT;C tlUO-tNT isan antiseptric rid g-ermicide, which makes it abtter haioiant and increases its usefulness. $1.23 a bottle at moat dreifcg-ists W. F. YOUNG, Inc. 75 Temple Street - oprinrfeld, M.
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.served. Thr next meellnst xxii! lake piaee l'eceniber 2 and a good time U promised. x Julius Meyn has been ill for a number of weeks and who was sufTielently convalescent to be up and about, was somewhat worst: over tills past week etui, but is better today. Ml. and Mrs. K. 1 Shortride or Crown Io Hit were Hamond visitors yesterday. , 1 eonard Corey of Ton d;i T.ao. Wis, war- the fcuest ..f tr. ami Mrs H. P. P.-d! and dauliters r,laii;s over the Uoo'. end. - - Mrs W. A nticiiaiiHii xvill ntertaln the Alpha Phi club at a. one o'clock luncheon in thfl ram In 1 !-,,,,, f the Itlaekst on4 hotel, Chicago, Friday, N"x . itiber 12. Th! literature ro.nmtttee of the Hammoiiil W-nan's Club xxi'l meet at the home of Mrs. N. Kmniprlintr. IS Mason street Tuesday afternoon, Nov em -be- ;. Mrs. .lopeph .M. Harnit v ill have ch.utio nf the program assisted l,y Mrs Minr.io Kline and Mrs. ("barb's AVils- n. The sub.:ei t for the program ,s '-Wiiliam Thjfekery the Man," a dtKcussion of Vanity Fair and a comparison ..!' i ontetnporary authors, Mrs, .1. C .Parrotl will hax e charge of the music. e ",'t-e Monroe St. t hai-'' h Standard P.eartu.-. mei'tinif which xxas to have taken place tonight has (e-;n postponed until ednesday nit;ht wheft they wbl meet at the home of Horranie. Hiwio of Van P-uren street. Tne First M. I". chnrcU praxe a rexeplion to f'l. ir new pastor, lir. Kist and his family. Friday night in the church parlors. W. O. P.elmati unv the speech of welcome., which was responded to by Dr. Hist, Itoy Tweedie, superintendent of the Sunday school gave a short, talk, Mrs. Poxvley gave sex-eral readinRs. the orchestra played and Mrs. A. P. Stexvart. acted as toastmistress, ftef rofhmer.ts were served and a social hour was enjoyed during xvhioh the congrt pation and Pr. Rist had an opportunity of becoming acquainted. The The Kappa Pel: a t'larcima girls xvill hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Cecelia Lacc-y on Morrame averue. Frank Case is attending the rhiropractors convention in Loguns-jwrt tins xv e e k . - Wilomma Hicks and Adeie 1'urbar heatd P"ritz Kreisler in c.on' ert in Chicajro yesterday alternoon. The Hammond Woman's Ciub met at the K. of P. halt Saturday afternoon, November 6. Mrs W A. Hill, presiding oxer the meeting , after the transaction of the business the meeting was turned over to Mrs. W. A. Potts of Lansing Mrs. P Us introduced Mrs. HantiauT and Mrs. Lillian Mikesch. who have endeared themselves to the club ladies ly their getK'ioas service at ail times and accompanied by Mrs. Mikesch Mrs. Hannauer sang a solo and responded to an encore. Mrs. pott then presented Mrs. Katherine Noble R,.bhns of C'.iica.ao. xx h i 's a im mb-r of the Chiago Vi'oman's t'lub and who is particularly interested in "Potter Speech for lienor Americans," t he,' mastorf il haii'iiing of the topic and h'-r own use of go jd Knghsh and t riticisms -f the binds of Lr.glish xx e are accustomed t - was most interesting. Il is ,sopposi'd I hat a nexv ill pnrlmrnt emleidying the p..tter -Si'eech idea" will be added to fee club Mrs. Holders eileudc.l nn invitation to the ladies of Hammond to -attend a lecture in Orchestra II ill Saturday, November 2", in chars cf the bett. r speech movement, xx ho.'h xx ll be pixcn by Miss Kverette who has won a reputation for herself in the promotion of the pre-enl movement. The meeting adjourn' d by Kinging of two songs f"r the benefit of the g"od Knglish project. .VPS. M. .1. IH hi! AN. Reporter. Mr. and Mrs F. .1 OS' .an and family hax-e just returned from a in the ea-'t. Pittsburgh. P.;' ! timore W ashington, 1 . ' '. ir-'i an rt The i;hnago group- of toe AUtmni of Western College at. Oxford. O. held a luncheon in one of the; p ivate dining rooms of ('arson Pice .Scott and Co., Saturday, Nov. K. Mrs. L. L. Homherger sang a group of songs. Mrs. N'eill of Whiting, played sevoral violin solos, Mrs. Walter Smith of Whiting, accompanied both Mrs. N"il! and Mrs. Pomberger on the piano. The following' were also guests: Mrs. Mary Holmes. Mrs. Cynthia Sob.!. Mrs. l'.aymond Stor,er of Whiting. Miss Burhans and Mrs. R .scoe Woods. LAWYER DESCRIBES RED PROPAGANDA !PtttAt. TO THE TIMLS! HlilTlN'U. IJi., Nov. . - William It. M. '., omj of the le.e.bi.g lawyers of the lilmioa bar. address,, .j a large audience cjund.'iy evening at th" 4'ongre. gai tonal church of Whiting nniler tie nuspics 'f to,0 Sonday Lvening I'lub. Attorney M"S.i tehl of the propaganda licit s being e i i eu ia led n.i-r th" country by various radical C'rpamzat onv ;,, paid particular attention to the Pool, bv Wilh'im C. l'"osier. which u.is us.oi ro loiich during the re.ent sfeel snike. Although Mr. Moss xvas consen at : c in his statements, ho thrilled his au'iieti4e xxhen lie slowed bcov close the Cinted states came to b ing under bolshevik rule within the list two years, jlarry Marrlck. president of the it-rent Lakes Trust A- Pavings Lank of iTii.-ag.. j i.n.l until recenily. president of the i'hi- I rago riiiinilur of i". n; rcei o . hoi Mr ' Get at the Real Cause Take ! Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's that thouinris cf stornach FuL'erers are doinR.now. Instead cf taking tonics, or trying" to patch up a poor dipestion, they are attacking the 'al cause of the ailment clogjed liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards Oiive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. VVhen the liver and bowels are perforrrung their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don tcare feeling:, no ambition or energy, trouble with undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their cin e color. T v do the "ork without griping, cramps oa Take one or two 1 cxatime for guick
'io'-i iibCL-i'pni a' hi-. 1i'.as in a p-nop-W which is liidi.g widely ' riibt ribut cd. The Sunday Lveriing Club Is aecuririK the best - ax'ailablei speakers for Its meetings. Jxext Sunday evening the speaker will be Pr. tJuns-aulua. president of Armour Institute.
Three Drinks are Blamed for Accident Time drunks driving an automobile on Indianapolis boulevard, Hammond t-aturday evening ivti, re.tponsi ble for an accident which caused the serious ipjiii v of Mi V' I'rban. t';.L'; avenue 1 t-outh Chicago. ljiban is in St. MarI mi't'.- hospital with two liiok-n ribs and bruised about the V,ead, legs and a rots. I'rnan's car was stopped ut ti,t sld of the houlev,,i-d a slmrt lisl;in-e west of Phi! .-'cli',dt'.', ' 1 -.. M. I),, was ran king the engine when a machine en 1 h,n g three men. Pan Zygowis-i. "ieorge Wyin-r ard Ftank Gnnivra nil o" Kast Chicago, cirne f.om the east and crashed into the rear end of the Handing I'll. Th" Impact drox-e I'rb.in's car into ihe watch, knocking h'111 doxvn and 1 tinning over him. Zygowisi. owner of the maebitie xvas arrested and is now held at the Hammond police station. The, other tu men escaped. Zygoxxis .oi.ys Wyiner was drixlng when the accident occurred. According to I he po-!-ce and witnesses a!! of the Fast Chia;ro men were intoxicated. KEYS OF CITY TO AMERICAN LEGION The city of Hammond wii! oe lurnc'l over to all ex-service iron on Arniifi!r Pay afternoon a:d evening. There w ill be a jiarade and rriin; in the afternoon, to be followed with a big dance a-nd Jollification in th" evening. The committee says: "AH ex-service men xvill report at. Ameri can Legion headquarters at 1 :.'10 in Ihej afternoon, in full uniform, if possible. You are personally urged te be piesnt. Fie sure and be here. We want to show them xx' e want the bonus. Fverything free. We started together let's stick together." FUNERAL OF LEONARD BACH The f'.neial of Leonard P.aih xvi.l t r;U jilace tomoriow at 1 o'clock from tnc family residence. Interment xvili be at Crown Point, the tt i; to be made ly automobile. "MADAME X" REAL TEST IN ACTING Pauline Frederick, whose new' plav "Madame N" ." a Oh'cIk yn production, roiiiia to the Bi.iou theate-- for tlx e day conimencing today, is one screen actress who believes in keeping herself in the character she is portraying- from start to the finish of the p rod .1. ; ' on Ot risen .iciitly p'.ax ing the r.dc of the sad. lone-oime. hopeless woman aiound h,jye stormy life the action f the i:uy moves. Is no easy ta:k for her. The chavacier -alls for the best in (laotionsl a. ting and Miss Fnderiek. 1 ng before the fl-st scenes of the I i:,v were taken, was ii.-term:nej to I resent a new "Madame X" to the s. : . 1 11 jdu-nccs and spent lio'iis :ti. dying oht each .seen". AT THE DE LUXE Auroia M- rcd'th xx a the pet 'if f '. fniil. Hr goe.d b.oUs r! -eve-: voice singled io : out. as a 1" tie ':"' 1 ' than tlie re.' . f tiie Ji ., u s--h o id. and t he accept-d th-' iiierilii'M of her pa rrr.ts and sisters as a matter of cmp sr. At the graduation xercisrs he;- voi, e a.tracted tiie attention of a V'sitot-fi-om the big city xxho offered to send i.r abroad to studx for grand opera. Her selfish LtCe soul iliiighted at t opportunity and she ' fi 1 :' xxnht.i it regret. How sic Jinaliy a'hiee.l bfi greatest desire, u on fame and ad in'rotion and suitors .x ait. d iit-'oi he V .eas;',re, and how ih" found .-.il t : i -'LOildly suciess to be dross and van'tx e. -npared to her r-io; h.-i '. b'.e an' liie dexotson t.f her giro-mod swe.-; l.-ri. are told in the latest Fn-versab Jexxel production. "Once to F.x rtv. vimmi." starring Ilcfothy Phi'.Vr' mid dire. -ted by Allan fiotuhnr. wi :ch xvill be shown nt. th. le Lue theater today Tuesday and U'edtosdayi The combination r,r Oorothv Piii'lips and Alien llolubar, xvhlch gave till. screen such mast ' pieces as ' Paid in Advance." "The Heart of H-iinan-i,v." and "The i tight to Happiness. ' has again resulted in what the critics have- "declared to be a phot od rar.ia t ie masterpiece. Crusade Against Speeders Il-mmotid police are continuing their campaign against auiomobile and nio-lorc-.cb. s-j't eib rs and y esterday t.roiight i fair lj.g of violators. Thirty tribs per hour was the nverntre spe. rl marie l.y lhe idfender-. Mike Kiss. 1 e I It-xvis si . Hammond; 1 a x e I'lamis. of Oary, ea. h paid $5 and costs. L"., Fabak. of Soulii Phicago, and .George It. Johpsoti. ? l Ash st. amriond, paid $t and -oris csch. Tie enres against. Have Xagdeman. ? l'x.r blvd.. and Chariot P.erxxa -ig.-r. To. Ingrab.am v, We.-l Hammond, ter" continued until next Sa ',u nla . - .1. M. O'ltourKe paid $0 and wtx for drixing i. trink oxer Calumet P.lxd. ACCUSED OF THEFT "William Timiik. a laborer, employed In transferring freight at the F.rie freigb.t house itl Hammond was fined SI and costs, a total of $11. in Uie city Court this morning for the. theft of three canxas gIoi:s from a carton which xeas broken open. Iimick. through a Creek Interpreter, said he found the glovis on the floor and xvas just carrying them around until he could find the feiliw v, ho lost their.. The Flrie police s ''d he. had them seireted mspje hi-i clothing when he wi.s s.-arche-i. (.-..-.;.X!" i Whv Are Skin
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i When your skin breaks out with itching eruptions, tetter, rash, eczema, psoryasis- or other terrifying disorders, ternporary relief will do you but little good, for soon ail the itching and irritation breaks out afresh with renewed fury, and you soon realise that local remedies such as ointments, salves and similar treatment "will never rid you of your trouble. . These trouble originate in the blood, aad if you exr- real snb-
EIGHT CASES OF DIPHTHERIA IN GARY Bight .cases of diphtheria, cms case cf carle,t fever and seven deaths during the past week is the it-port Iven ovt by the h?alth officer.'
6 COUNTIES WILL LOSE LEGISLATOR f Continued from I'aqe One) With the (xti 01 1 1 n ,.f ( j,n nhox mentioned clung,. t ;,. t.iit; ,rrier o' 1 popu! at ion in 1-idiaui -a 1 1 have abo-it' the same 1erresen1ain.11 as a r'fu't ot 1 the nvw enutii.o at 1,11 Tli' a i oil a 1 in'u ' show that Vamb'i ioirf h, A;!n, Vgoj anl Wa;, i-e couni ;' ;i . .! h id thie, now. This me;.n:, that th-,-: counties j have advanced j:i popu 1-1 1 , , (n about 1 the saiiin ratio a the MaU advanced! in population. As six counties lost a reprtsentat ix e and only t;-.ie cunt c-h! gamed one, it follows that t h. r- xvill to more joint 1 eprrsen tut i es ee lo-a in 1922. The task of a ppoi t i ., n 1 ng these rep resentatives will be one "f thr problems to be worked out oy lb- 1'jJl ; -. si"n of the legislature. Although 1 here xvill be f"'.v chaiig-fs ,n f.ill (outuy representation many of the co.rnt ios hax-e cither increased r i.-n'a.io their proportion of voter so tlmt llv xvill have to a gen-ral sliifling ot the combinations of counties thai elect, join representatives and senators:. It is interesting to note that on the basis of the tentative figures worked out by the auditor of slate K'osc.rtsk.. county xviil lose its fu! repi'os.-n; a ti v. .lesse 1- Lsehhjich nmv chairman "ft the coal and l-od commission. amC chief exaii-in-r . f the hoard of - j eounts, made the k o.-e 01 . , county, s,at i the rioL1-e MiiiuiiH during the; last two regular fs-imis ami the sp.-l ciat sessions when !o serv d a., j speaker : According to the figure Ltr,o, t0 an i Wabash counties will hold their own: i., , , . . , 1.-1 I r.c r. apportionmet t. but 1. is p- s-J s-ii ie that- these counties will i.avej their joint rep: esent a t i .11 with a new i Comliiiat inn of " uriti' S. As the Republicans are m control of b. houses of th,; assembly it follows that the rc-arrangms? of t ho i onibinalions of counties r-.r Joint, rep-i rrsentation will t.e m the interest .or1 mat pane 1 entinued pow r tn the legislature. Tiie d. ci-ixe leto 11 s the Uepuolieans n the last, three ebc; tion xvill. liowever .make this matter1 gerrymandering cf less importancethan it. might seem. Ia fact, it is sible, that gt ri ymar-deriiig xx ill entur info the work only incidentally, as thoj chief problem wi!i i.e !,, g-t iio reo-l resentation evenly distiibuted as lie; population iu adjacent counties cli-l mand. ! CARD OF THANKS I iiiank our f 1 lends and 1 r kim.'tn ss a nd symif !a lv b rea. ui.-iii in son. Ivi rl. W e c pe, - Hi. init Father P-iitcm. I'UpiLs uf All is.Jiiii.'i 1 v uppi-'i .a..- th. b. ' .1 -lit rnif s and the donatc-n TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ,X . .V ' I . 1 ' - , I - ,' I A , I I , - I I 1 . ,v . 1 . . S I . i i light i.at-t.-i-s. ..y 1 1 , n i . 1 1 . n ' I it; s- j la.ircuit KiL.ii.ii, i Ii .Sibi.y m , J!i;u . ! iiioiid. ;;-; x x a i i . I o. r,er. Tor maciiii v or. Aprox I" V l':t.son. IT, t Higb'and "Hammonu W ill be ih. re ail d i Tu t.-i ilti y and V. 'e.ltioday. ' t T - -3 l'i i K ItKN'T Six room leingai- w. drrc. IIJ2 Van Pur- u s!. one m: i ei re moiol. 1 : .'-2 i hey WORK vhile you sleep" A Dependable Physic when Eilioua, Headachy, Constipated and Upset. 10, 25, 50c drugstores. mw Diseases stantial relief you must treat, theni through the blood. The best remedy for this pu-po.-te is S.S.S., the fire old blood rrmedy that purifies the Mood of disease trerras, and thus restores the skin to a normal and healthy condition. Begin taking- S.S.S. today, ani write a. complete history of your case, and our medical director wiil Ifrve you expert advice without charge. Addres-x Chief Men.-cal Advispr, 161 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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