Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1920 — Page 12

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Paeft Twelve THE TIMES Friday, December 24, 1920. Hnir effort of subordinate, ' official. sil4 ne pion, for & twenty-round bout In London. cose except that of Dr. Kelson Itose, Hartford City murderer, whose temporary parole, recommended to be ID day, was reduced to IS dys. tra-k sports. December SO Its Is to be married here SUGGESTIONS FOR DECORATING THE CHRISTMAS DINNER TABLE EX-Bantam Champion Sails to Meet Wilde N'ETV YOHK, Dfc. S4. Vf Herman of Nw Orlrarm. who loat )ila title a world's bantamweight boxlny champion Wednesday night to Joa Iyncli of this city, was a passenger yesterday on the Hteamshlp Imperatof sailing for JOnRland. He is mulched apalnst Jimmy Wlldo, ICnulish flyweight cham GOVERNOR GIVES XMAS PARDONS r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE JNTHANA.PGLJS. Ind., Deo. 24. Christmas gtt In the form of pardons and parolos for Inmates of the Indiana state prison and reformatory were dispensed today by Qov. Goodrich. The trovernor abldld by the recommendallojis of the pardons board In every W.- .Whil Saving. An eme!- 7 rxpwt found that the tfrla In a bat .'nannfactfrr whose wofV It was to tw allk-'ibbnn bows and hat and on hi win . bits of ribbon valued at ZU- a year in dotting by rueaa from tl.s rolls of ribbon given to each Kir'. How tn ribbons in that factory are rut b ac.nirate caties. Carl Johnson to Marry Dec. 30; Quits Sports SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 24. Carl Johnson, member of the American Olympic track team and captain last season of the University of .Michigan track team, announced today his retirement fro mactlve participation in ;! V I TRY A "TIMES WANT AD r t-v -A ' t

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tie upper photo fTaph sfaowa . table decorated with a fancy Chrnitmu tablecloth, napkins and serving plates. Below is a Santa Clam center piece. By MRS. MORTON. Nothing i rrettier than tha red and jrreen of the ChristrAaa decorations on the snow-white tble linen. There are so many inexpensive deco" ations to be had ! 1

paper and cardboard that every ; Table can boast of rome umamen-j tition. Holly trimmed paper comes in such pretty patterns that tnanyl

vomtn dispense witn inejr nen napery ana use the paper tablecloths an napkins. These paper sets are particularly good for the lrformal nolid-f supper which is so often a part of the day's festivities. Table cover, napkins, doilies nd plates are all white wi'.h matchine design, the three former Ninjr of soft "nelv creped paper. The colors osel in printine all are fast and so possess no elsment of danger for finpers or powjs. With the lunch set on the table iu the Illustration are uaeu two candle-

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sticks with red an J irreen shades. A bunch of holly shaped like a Christmas tree forms the cirter piece and tiny chimrejs with Santa about to climb in with his pack form the favors at each plac;.

The "Jack Horner" or favor Fiea will also be popular at Christmas tables this year. The illustration shows a Santa and Sled Favor pie, on aov bv4 tnAvnonsiva fat n rttsw

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Formations in Hardin Coun

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Famous

District in South Africa.

letter from Senator Kellogg, dealing with the alleged Irregular action of 110 British embassy in communicating with a committee of tha tenate direct raiher than through, tha state department. In the absence of any definite announcement, official "Washington spec-

! ulated freely upon the outcome of ttie

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Johannesburg tunate, coming as It did on the heels

of the department's demand upon Senor Hianchi. Guatemalan minister for an explanation of his recent vixit to Sen-

DIAMONDS MAY BE MINED IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Dec. 2t. Geological formations, in Hardin Counfy in the i-MUtheastcrn part of lllincis resemMo those of the Johannesburg district. South, Africa, and many contain diamonds, eccording to an anouncemcnt made by Francis W. Shepherdson. t. rcctor of the State X partrrfent of 1 :ducat!on.

"Hardin County said '.Mr. Shc- j i-crdson. "is, geologically ?peakin?, ; n part of the Oiark Mountains. It j tiesent what geologists term a fau't. I This fault is akin to the formation of : e diamond fields of South Africa , .'k:ch are the richest in the world's t Istory. No diamonds have ever been 1 found in Hardin County yet, but it j -eologlcal conditions are not mi.a4:ng the presence of diamonds 1s j not Improbable. One of tf.e world a i nst ftuospar mines is in this part of j i.Mnoie." I Twenty-two diamonds? were turned up by a farmer's plow in 1512 in the j ?oathern part of Illinois. One of these j

weighed 7 1-4 carats. These are the only diamonds ever found- In the State. More than twenty diamond

S.ave peen louna in inoiana ana n-tii , !i)zen" In Wisconsin, but these are ; supposed geologists to have been v. ashed do-svn from the region of Hud- t f.n Bay In thn glacial age. The onl: diamond mine in th United States iin Pike Counts. Arkanw. More than ;.0"0 d'.rjnonds have been tslen from 1 - including one of 1" 1-4 carats. Pike County is also geoiopicaiiy altin t ; the Ozarks. The Arkansas diamond J i-iine was discovered in 19". hut sys- j tsmatie mining did not bgin until . '.aet Spring. It !s now In regular op- j

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a tor Moses. The concensus of opinion

way. however, that the likelihood of a serious situation arising from thia affair was extremely remote. Emphafla was laid upon the illness of Sir Aucklind Geddcs, tho British ambassador, and the fact that the letter to the -senate committee Investigating cable communications is tsaid to have been tent by a secretary of the embassy. "There are too many really serious problems before the nations of tho world today for two great powers to heroine unduly excited over the trif-

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t INTERNATIONAL NE3 StRVICLJ j VC.VSHIXGTON. Dec. 24 Acting Secretary of State Norman H. Davis, just returned frof a week's illness. today was giving serious consideration to a

TIm Care of tK Teeth Christmas more than any other time of tbs year is the time of candy-eating, and, to all know, titfa la more or less detrimental to the teeth, to It win b wise, it rou obey the following roles oa iha ears 0! your teeth: 1. Clean teeth after eaen mei with a good brueh and dentifrice. 5. Clean them with dentil &osa Just before retiring. 8. Be careful not to let Ice cold drinks follow hot food Immediately, as thia change of temperature will canso the enamel to crack, Just 'as it would crack a glaas. 4. Rinse your mouth once a day with an antiseptic mouthwash. 6. If you have an acid etomaco it ia advisable to rinse your month before retiring wth Milk of Mag&esla, either plain or Qlluted. 6. Never use a pin or a needle to pick your teeth with. It is thtf beet not to pick your teeth at ail. but remove particles of food which might have remained between year teeth by means of dental floss or rlna ng. 7. Dcn't try to bite thread or crack nuts with your, teeth. 8. If you have a loose tooth, avoid touching it, but consult a dentist. There are a number of dentifrices and powders on the market which claim to fasten tne teeth again. 9. Have your dentist inspect your teeth once every three months. 10. If tartar collects quickly en your teeth, clean them every three or four days ia the following way; Wrap absorbent eottea around the sharp end of a new orange wood stick, dip In very finely powvlered pumice ston and clean between

the teeth and aronad Vvt root, particularly In bacc of the teeth. Rinse y ur mouth with water, then take a fresh pSeca of cotton oa. pour orange stick, dip fo lodtn and run quickly aroad the ba of your teeth. This ta excellent for the gums, especially where they tend to recede. Sleep rod Relaxation There Is nothing Chat will help the looks and the health of a woman as much as sufficient sleep. Any woman, whether she Is a worker or a lady of leisure win hoH her vigor an.! retain her good looks the longer It she can be lavish with the hours s&e devotes to sleep. In spite of opinion to Vtm contrary, the best-known experts on the question have decided that there Is no substitute for sieep.net excepting tooo or change of ellmate. The stretch of time between getting np In the tnornros; and going to bed at nigfet is too long to go unbroken. The mtd-aftemocm nap, therefore, is a sptaridld tonic to those who can afford the t me, The woman who worka the hardest at home is the erne who needs sleep the most, and yet. as a rule, is the one who wouldn't think ef taking a rest during the day. Thin she often claims she is too tired t sleep. This very inability to let go. to quiet down. Is proof that she needs to relax. If yon cannot take a nap, and, of course, yon cannot If you go to business, yon can at least take a few moments of relaxation and go to bed early.. The results will soon, show an improved health, more efficient workj aa4 better lookx.

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