Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 160, Hammond, Lake County, 24 December 1920 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Friday. December 24, 192(

CREDIT SITUATION IS WIDELY DISCUSSED Domestic and Foreign Conditions Opened Up at Joint Session HT J. BV11T CAMntELXi v.'a si nxn tox, rvc. n Th entire rr-Jtt: situation, domestic and foreign. v-i to oT'ftied up at a Jo'.nt session tcdsy of tho senate agriculture and ! Tt-.'K'ppr ami currency committees. The qii'tlim of extending credits to .-.-rrlult-.iral arid other Interests of this "intry. as well ns to tho.se of foreign

urn I rit-.s. was expected to bo sifted

h r."n: phi V. I'Tre scnt.i tives of farmers and the ' -uke-rs v. en scheduled to testify as he financial conditions confronting 1.-th. William Wallace r.rauer. of New v -ik ity. whs to ure the extension ,,' credits t Germany so as to enable "-r t buy raw rmteriuls In the Am- , r;,'in market. The credits would - .- to h- authorized, it was said, by '.he reparations commission. .-'; vkesmen for at least one so-called fnrmers organization, were also to - ! ralv In favor of the yeheme. which. T eirrlerj out. would permit farmers dispose of their surnlus of food-.-v.!Ts and r'ier oimrnodlttei. '" Ger-i').-ii.y, !t was claimed. I'raiii r's posltiein toward German " i !" is described as not unlike, that W:tOt:ntnn P.. Vamlcrllp's toward Il;issian trad?. Braucr was expected revl much concernlr.fr the present .-r..T'e. nid financial Situation In liermany JufbI as Vanderlip recently i ;.iti conditions in RusMa. Uratier :s srt 1 to bf connected with a Ger"in commission which lias been sound- :!? out the statu department on a r r -posed extension of German credits ' -tulh.fr 1 ."OO.n "IC.fiAO. 'iiivrimifiit officials declined to take t'.e propos'il seriously, it was said, . : e cf them declaring- It reminded him rf a "doff in search of gam barking up a tree -without branches." The b'.U for the application of bet wen Jf;o.nfto.090 and $70.000.0 ?0 derived from the operation of the federal reserve system thi3 year to exi"!id'nsr credits find miking loans to l-rmers. introduced in the senate re--. etlv by Senator Hitchcock, democrat. " .-! raf-l.i. w as also to be considered at ' he hearing. Members of the two committees slgi.ilVd their intention of point: as trior---.icrhly as possible into the broad subject of demostie and foreign credits in c,:i effort to determine if congress can rondT further assistance to the agricultural Interests to -which Secretarj f he Treasury Houston announced recently approximately $2,000,000,000 In credits had 'already been extended by federal reserve banks.

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News Notes

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Aiis. rYaiik Herman was a visitor at Hammond on Monday. .Mr. und Ki icherta visited at (.'tiittuya on. .Monday. The eti,;int; lor Hie power house arrived Monday on the C. I. . Mrs Joe Kovach, who fainted and fill on tht atove with her hand and burned it severely which caui-ed her great pain. Is able to use her hand u little utrain. Mrs. Frank Irf'inen was a vUltor here on Wednesday. n,v. A. Uadina was a ChlcaSo visitor on Wedne-'day.

Ill-land and his wife at thj I ushionu bl: Murray IliH lloii-l today. 'l'l- -obbcr toted a buii and bent over me bed. Ireland, aroused from sleep, flung-"up his hands, one of them landing a good upi-en.ut on the gunman's Jaw. That started a battle which raged to and fro In the four floor room, other guests l"-irir aroused by thr llst urbance.

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SET TLE ON WEIGHTS FOR NEW YORK BATTLE

M;w YOIIK, Dec. 24. All the necc. s iry details have been completed for the fiftien round contest between l'i'l M- ore of Memphis and Jack Sharkey, the east side bantam, to be held at Madison Square Garden on Dec. 2D. The boys have agreed to weigh 122 r ounds at 2 o'clock on the day of the contest. The wrangle over the weight situation was amicably settled late -sterday and both men have arranged to start training immediately. It .is expected the winner will furnish nr.other opponent for the new cham-p-.en. Tex Rickard also announced that h had obtained Panama Joe Gans, the colored middleweight champion, and Uor Darden of Charleston. S. C, for the seml-flnal of ten rounds. In another ten round bout Earl Balrd of Seattle will hook up with Tony Elm of Taterson, J.

Says Every Railroad Man Should Read This

Peterson's Ointment Co., Inc.. Buffalo, N. T. Dear Sirs: I was afflicted with

what the doctors said were Varicose

T leers, and up until about five weeks i' co I have been treatinr them lor

r.Lout a year and five months.

With all the treatments that were

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revived lHtlo benefit, and they kept pread.'nff and gave me much distress

net caused me to quit my work. I was Induced by a brother brake

i-in to try Peterson's Ointment, and

u"'er I had used two boxoa I saw -onderful results. You can tell suf-f-Ttnif ones troubled with ugly, paini ji and horrid ulcers that your Oint- " -nt is a cure for them when everything else falls, as I have tried about

everything. Thanking you many times

over, I am, your happy friend, Chas. J. ITeyser. Battle. Creek. Mich.. 42 Glenwood Avenue, January 12, 1316. "I know and dozens of people write

no," eaya Peterson, of Buffalo, "that

rt-irson'a Ointment also cures eczema. td sores, salt rheum, piles and all .--kin diseases, and all drusglsta sell . big box for 35 cents." Mall orders titled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc., V.vi tValo. X. Y.- Adv. YOU'LL FEEL BETTER 'r the morning If you take Griper's Herb Tea at night. Purely vegetable. Tastes good, does good. Strengthens he nerves, purifies the blood, cleans out the system and aids the hesilth. S-nd 25 cents and this ad for 50 cent r-tokago row. Money back if not beneli'.ed. Address K. Geiger, 1338 S. Troy s'reet. Chtese-o. Illinois. . - 3

1 sSTBrTBfBMsaTBrH WANTED: All Auto Owners to get our prices on Repainting your car, on Repairing or Rebuilding your Top. Upholstery or Seat Covers. Have those broTten lights replaced. A guaranteed winter side built to fit your car. We renickel all auto parts in our own shop at a very low cost to you. Call and get our prices it will pay you. Cut Rate Auto Paint and Trimming Company 303 MICHIGAN AVE. Phone office 2141. Phone Res. 3446 HAMMOND Ca a a a b a a s n , m

Through the courtesy of Mrs. John Kleinman. of 4732 Baring ave., a Masonic charm found on the streets of East Chicago, was forwarded to- the Times office in the Calumet bldg., and there awaiting Its rightful owner. No doubt the loser will bo very glad to know of the safety of his charm and may have samt by calling and Identifying It. There will be Christmas exercises at the United Presbyterian church this evening at 7:30. Members and their friends are most cordially Invited to attend. Mervin Lewis, son of the Henry Lewis of North Baring ave.. have departed for Centralia. 111., to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. "Wick Snyder of Forsytho ave. are entertaining out of town guests over the holiday season. Mrs. Corinno Gulliver Coletnnn Is reported on the sick list with tpyhoid fever. Her condition Is said to be better the rast few days indicative of an early recovery. She is being cared for at her parent's home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gulliver.' The Swedish Lutheran church at East Chicago will hold early morning services tomorrow at 5 o'clock. The Sunday school will hold their entertainment et 7:30 In the evening of Christmas Day. The Swedish Lutheran church at Indiana ITarbor will hold their services at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning and hold their entertainment over until Sunday evening when a program will be rendered, appropriate to Christmas. Rev. H. T. Otteson of Gary, will conduct at all services. A cantata. "The Spirit of Christmas" will be given by the Sunday school this evening at 7:30 at the Methodist church In East Chicago. Solos, duets, group songs and full choruses make up the music of the cantata. The story told Is very Interesting and closes with a Christmas tree scene. Between acts the primary department and the .Junior choir will sing. An offering will be received for the suffering children of Euro pa. The Triple L" club held their Christmas party on Monday erenln at the home of Miss Gertrude Peters 'n Hammond. A very pleasnt time was enjoyed by the members, after whlcn a dainty two course luncheon -was served by the hostess. The Triple "L" club will be entertained on next Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Lynn at a "Baby Doll" party. This will also be a farewell party on Miss Lynn who will take up her new duties after the Christmas holidays at Lansing, Mich. Miss Norma Linton has returned from DePau to spend Christmas with

her parents. She brought with her

Miss Marie McAdams. who is also a Miss McAdams will return to her home student at tho DePau University.

In Kanas, 111. on Thursday, where

he will epend the remainder of her Christmas vacation. Miss Edna Tv'all, Anna Johnson and Mrs. K. S. Abbett were among the Christmas ehoppers this week. Mrs. T. L. "Wisen of l4th street has visiting: with her Miss Laura Bengston, sister to Mrs. Wlsen. Miss Bangston is from Ludington, Mich. There will be services at the Swedish Lutheran church Christmas morning at 6 o'clock. There will be special music and all members and their

friends are Invited to come. "Angels of the Dawn" will be the theme of the Christmas sermon at public worship Sunday morning- at the

Indiana Harbor Baptist chuch. Bible school assembles as usual at 9:45. Th3 Senior and Intermediate Young reoplo meet at 6:30 p. m. At the evening hour of worship. 7:30 the choir win present a Christmas cantata, "The Mesage of the Angels." This church Joins the others of this community In the prayer that the public may find the larger hope that is In Christ Jesus, this holiday season. Mr. and Sirs. C. IT- Shoop of Indianapolis and Mrs. Anna Shoop of Rockville, Ind., will be the Christmas weekend guests of ours, arriving; Wednesday. The Sunday school of the Indiana Harbor Baptist church will give its Christmas cantata at tho church Friday evening at 7:30. There will be interesting features for the enjoyment of all. Its direction has been under Mrs. J. S. Bevan's care and those who are to have a part have made faithful preparation. The public Is cordially invited to enjoy the evening with us. Later In the evening the young people of the various churches are intending to carry the Christmas ppirlt int" the streets of our city by the slnginir of carols. The public is urged to an observance of the custom of burning he candle in the window.

Miss Lucile Brownell. who is attending Indiana university ut BlooniIngton, ,lnd.. Is lioni spending the Christmas vacation with hijf parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Brownell.

Mrs. C. J. Hill of Evanston, camo last evening to visit her parents, Mr. I . . . . I At-,. A n. A TV.............. I

There will be Christmas exercises at both the M. E. and Christian churches. A good program will be given at each place. The American Legion boys will give a dance in the Lowell opera house tomorrow night. Mrs. Charltu Berlow of South Bend came yesterday for a visit with her father. H. Gershman. School closed last evening for the holidays. Most of the teachers' went to their homes for the week. Mrs. Irvln Linton of Crown Point, it visiting her mother. Mrs. George Wilson.

FOR-TOYS AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS top and shop at Cohen' Variety Store, opp. Postoffice, Hammond

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MOTHER WIFE SWEETHEART ' or SISTER Need Not

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dutton are the proud parents of a 10-pound baby girl, who arrived on the 22nd. Mother and babe doing- well. A large touring car plunged off the icy pike on Turner boulevard and Tlunged Into the Calumet river Tuesday night, all the occupants escaped without serious Injury. School dismissed yesterday for the holidays, will resume Jan. i. School board monthly meeting warheld Wednesday evening, usual business transacted. Sam B. Woods was a Griffith visitor Wednesday. Miss Minnie Flanery, Erie operator, left today for Gallon. Ohio, to spend the holidays with her mother, two brothers and one sister.

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD

Worry if she will select For HIS Xmas Gift Calumet Cab tnet Mild Havana GIGARS In boxes of fifty, twenty-five, and Ten. We GUARANTEE Satisfaction, to you, through the DEALER You Buy From. P. J. RUBEY COMPANY Distributors 3102 E. 92nd St., Chicago, 111.

AN ENEMY TO CONSTIPATION

CotntlpsUon and kowel troubl ean't be helped br itrong drugs. Tho dtotnaeh and bowels need a vegetable remedy like Ir. Edwards' Dandelion Pills to help them produce natural, easy movement. Dr. Edwards' Dandelion Pills eoatftin no Calomel or injurious drugs. They ara purely vegetable and teaeh the bowels to act without physie. They art on the liver, increase the flow". of bile; this, in turn, digesting the food and moving the bowels in a perfectly natural manner. Get a box today, and it's goodbye constipation, and all itomaeh and liver troubles. For sale by all Druggist.

IKlp was Kent up from the: hotel office, but the baiuiit had Ih d Into anither part of the hotel. I'ollct-invii surrounded the building, believing that tho bandit Htill was hiding In it.

Protrrt thr Children Healthy lilood and a Healthy 3ystm is a Child's best protection against Colds, Grip and Influenza. Give them GllOVES IKON TONIC SVUUP. 75c. Adv.

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A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year is our greeting to you.

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WE MAKE SEVERAL STYLES OF RADIATOR CORES TO FIT EACH RADIATOR. HONEY COMB, ZIG ZAZ, AIRPLANE CORE AND TUBULAR CORES. HONEY COMB FORD RADIATORS ALWAYS ON HAND. SOLDERING, LEAD BURNING OF ALL KINDS. FENDER, HOOD, BODY WORK NEATLY DONE, MUFFLERS REPAIRED. The Only Place To Get Real Satisfaction CALLED FOR QUICK SERVICE. DEUVERED.