Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 169, Hammond, Lake County, 6 January 1921 — Page 12
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GARY NEWS
M. F. Vail of the firm of Kelley anJ Hcmerna as vlco president. In aJii-
jjtion to the eleclioa of Officers Harold
U. Mauzy. retiring president, tsu named 4s thn ne wmpmbsr of the dry Plan Oommi.-plon to represent the Oarreal estate dealers.
GARY MAN IS CHAIRMAN M. T5. Wooton of Gary ts chosen chairman of the Iikn county crjjat.iJHtion by students from his county attending: Indana university to lad In the f ori.iat I rn of a protcram tor l.iJrc public u pp.rt of th state educational institution and education In lid-ana. Chairman Wccton is a enior at the on vers it y and 1 nctie lr. studf-nt affairs ir.clana un! arsity :md the othet Mat institutions are asking: for suf-fu-'.enl levy to enable ih'm to keep rc with the forward movement In higher education and Rive the bist Infraction posibt to the st'jdent.? In the past few years the states. s-ir-ri" mdtn Indiana hare broadened their -.'pport of the university and because cf lh:s the bet member of the futilities of the state educational 'titltut.. n.i In Indiana have be n attracted sy from the Iloosicr state. Surrounding- states s'.ipportinjf Tinlveraitla have budrets a hlftii a thr"e time as much as the Indiana ir.-titu: ions. Other Iake county studrntp, chosen. In the orgar izatlons, Miss Hammond of Hammond, vice chairman, and Bianche Rosenthal of Indiana Harbor, secretary. This commute vrill have chargre of th school prcirram in their county.
GARY COURT SETTINGS
WILL WINTER AT MIAMI ?Jrs. Harry String-fellow and son Carlton of Gary will leave on a pleas
ant sojourn this evening- when they j
'.!! board a train for Miami. Fla.. where they will fixnd the balance of the winter months. The expect to bi sway about three months returning sometime In April.
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ilary the G court cases 10. j-lfiC-3 ir,si 1526-1527-153T-
ef o Pulks William A. Forbis of receive d'-i list tliia morning of
ary court setting! In the criminal at crown Point announcing the for the next week as. Monday. J urn. 10. -State vm. Dock Newton and ha. iSometlmer. -Slate vs. Fred Williams., Slate vs. Brn Schrlix. -State Tuesday, Jan. 11, -Stale vs. ,!ohn Harnes. --'lato vs. Fred Bennett. WHurjtliy, Jan. 12. -?ate vs. Tedro Mendoia. -estate vs. Alberta Aliva. Frldnjr, Jan. 14. -Piato vs. Amos Tonnsch.
lowing the shooting-, he was eolna: home from work, he tlel towards the down town district and later reported the shooting to the proprietor of the bearding" house whepi both men roomed.
Conduct Futile Search Gary poace officers spent a futile search last rieht In attempting: to arrest the cwnr of a motorcycle and Hide car that left. I.aporte eralier m th evening and ivhen last reported wa headed towards Gary. He was wanted hy the Laporte authorities on a chdrjre of violating the grate liquor law. TVim police were unable to find ny traro of the rider.
Will Dis -Annex Gary's Tenth Ward The old town of Miller which became part of (Jury two years apo and was najiii d the tenth ward mav be transferred !"rom llobnrt to Calumet. Township if action is taken on a petition that presented to the county commissioners by Gary officials early this week. AccoidiiiK to llayor W. V. Hodsres r.f Crtry. this morrtirur. this action i favored by the majority of the officials of both townships as the onl ymeans whereby county roads In and near the tenth ward of Gary may be Improved. The ohatit' will permit double road taxation. Action of the petition will be taken at the nxt regular meeting of th county eomm!ssioniars next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS YESTERDAY At a TRP;ins held at the Gary Commercial Club, members of the Garv Real Estate Kxchang-e elected Don F. Van I. lew. h-ad of the ral estate department at 'he International Trust end Savings Dai it as its prsider.t and
Old Folks' Coughs teed by more than nfty yea,. ot j.
MAY SOLVE DIAZ MURDER
Jlelievmj,- that he will lie able to of- j fer a solution to the murder of rran- j Cisco Diaz. Gary steel worker, who waa j shut to death near the I. H. Belt via- ; duct on Virginia street a week ag-o, ' ianual Sanohez, a pal and roommate of the dead man. was arrested hy the j police y;st rday. I It in understood that the police have;
evidence that Sanchecz will bo able to threw om litjht on the shooting. PotHow Strange Things Sometimes Happen "T want to write you to let you know that I have taken 2 more doeea of ;v;ayr's Vv'onderful Remedy, arid have giir.f.l 10 lbs. in the lant 3 weeks, although I cm thinner around the waist than before, because the bloating- in my rtomach has all gr-sne and I .am feeling like a boy again.
j There never was anything n this I world half as pood as this medicine." j It is a airople, harmless preparation i that removes the catarrhal mucua ! from the intestinal tract a-'d allaya j the inflammation which causes jraetically ail stomach, liver and intesj nal fti'.ments, including; appendicitis. J One dose will convince or money refunded. .Summers Pharmacy and druriZists everywhere. Adv.
SEEK TO HELP BUILDING MOVEMENT CHICAGO. Jan. 6 An important move for thi; revival of building in the I'nited States, the curu. i.' th homo shortatro and the lessening of unemployment was taken today by lumber manufacturers. representing every timber-producing section o the lountry u( a. conference iet-. A o;i'l was InatieU by the lumber men to .!. pstetuiil indujtries of bnildinac ( crist ru.-Uon to meet in Cli!-
rago. Jan. 21.
a re ohang-es lw; tenure
In. the teachers' pension
law for teachers givln
j action mirht act a a boomerang-. i I'rosocutora of the state will come
thsm positions "during: good beha-v- j before th eaeseiablv with a second r-
LANDIS STORMS AGAINST RAILROADS
I INTtRNATlONAS. NEWS SEHVICfcJ CilU'.Hio, Jan. . liaiuvacis were denounced by Judge Itndis in the federal court here today for the "miserably low waxes they pav some of their employes." Judge Landts asserted the railroads "should he mighty glad they did not have any more trouble than they did during the recent strike of yardmen." Judpre Iandis' . attucl: on the road't came while he was sentencing Iniel Arfcogast and Thomas Mcltermott. found g'llltv of stealing a switch engine during the yardmen's strike here. Arbovast and McDermott wer-j grven six months in Jail. Representatives of the railroads told .TudKe Indis the low wares he protested against were fixi'.d by the government.
GREAT TASK CONFRONTS THE S0L0NS (Continued from Tage One)
Many measures sponsored by the teachers of Indiana and backed by the state department of education will be introduced for relief of the educntional system of the state. Included tn these
Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and Cooking Bur tn five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond '233. Ttdby, Ind.
lor;' changes in the truancy laws; a bill giving the state, superintendent power to call into conforenca not more than four times a year all county superintendents and compelling their attendance; changes in the law relating to children In Industry; bill providing that all teachers must be American cltisens. as well as other Americanization bills which would require oaths of allegiance to the American gc rnment of all school officials and employes, ard numerous other important measures. One of the most Important educational mearurea to he inIroduoed is one asking for a seven cent tax levy for the state' educational needs. It is enpected this demand will be cut oat on recommendation of the state board of tax commissioners. The state department of conservation also will go before the legiwlators with a request for additional appropriations and for laws which would extend their operations to a greater usefulness for the utate: One of the departments most Important measures Is a request for the creation of a division of engineering of the department of conservation. This would be fperated in conjunction with Purdue university in the same manner In which the department of geology 19 operated now. The state engineers would be In charge of the topographical survey of the state, which Is being suggested now. and would also advise the department aa regards dralnaaso matters, which ara affecting vitally the water supply of the atate at the present time. It 1s expected that the usual nnmtK-r Of freak bills will be presented at this session. These btllK, however, according to present Indications, will not get far. owing to the need of tangible legislation, which i. vital to the welfare of the state. fme of the bills, which ts scheduled to die an arly death is that which would give trustees of the state their Jobs for life. Members of the legislature are not prone to grant anybody a life time Job. at any time, much less at this se."iio?i. when the republican majority is so r;roat that their
jj-st for removal of the fee system In their offices. Tbey will sirK that tbey be put on salary and that their alary shuM not come, as now, from the men whom they are successful In prottecutIng. It is considered likely this bill a ill meet the approval of the assembly men. Another attempt wiU re made by the motion picture interests of the state to legalize Kunday movies in Indiana. A similar measure was introduced In the lSl!t asaembly, but failed of passage because of lack of a constitutional majority. It Is said that enough votes have been pledged in ih'j 'cwion to insure passage of the "-U 1 1 a I.J I JLT I.J..J
rreaanre. girvng opposition, howerer. Is expected to cro out against passage of the b!!L
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KIDNEYS BOTHER Eat Less Meat, Also Take Glass of Salts Before Eating Breakfast
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ISM) BREATH Or. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the substitute few calomel, act gently on the bowels and powtively do the work. Peop'e afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. lid wards' Olive Tablets. The pieaant. supr-ccated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwarde' Olive Tablets act tent!y but firmly on the bowels and bVcr, rtimuiating them to natural actioc, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. Tbey do that which danpruus calomel does without any of the bad after effects. All the beneiita cf naety, ackerrias, rriping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edvrards' Olive Tablets without gnrang.paiiior any disagreeable efiects. Dr. F. M Edwards discovered the formula alter seventeen years of practice among patients afilicted with bowel arid liver complaint, ith the attendant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mi .ted with olive oil; you ".li know them by their olive cc'r ' - v-o or two every Hgbt for
and note the effect.
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Uric scid in meat ex ites the kidneys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead, The urine becomes cloudy; the
I Madder Is Irritated, and you mav be
obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When the kidneys clog you must help them flush olT the body's uprinous waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, you suffer from backache. ick headache, dizzlners, stomach gets sour, tongue coa'ed and you fel rheumatic twinges when the weather Is bad. JEat less meat, drink lots of water: also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glas of water before breakfast for a few days and your kSDeys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the ncld of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia. and haa been used for generations tp clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no .longer is a pource of Irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent llthla-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clea.n and active. Druggists here say they pell lots of Jad gaits to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble, Adv.
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Unloading Sale flow m Full Swing You have missed a sale of real and vital interest to you if you have not attended our Unloading Sale This is a definite, postive and effective method we have adopted to rid our shelves of all winter goods. You owe it to your self to see us now and see us often.
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Pretty Soft, 1 Say! "By George', muses Jones, as he takes a peek at glowing fire in the comer of the bathroom, "but this is great. Pretty soft to be able to take the old scrape mornings without clarnmily cold hands and chattering teeth. It sure feels good. Glad the wife thought of it. Used to take half an hour to heat up this
house when we got up mornings and the bathroom did not come in for much of it had to shave in the cold. Blamed if I've enjoyed anything as much in a long time and all I've got to do when I get her off. You can't beat it. "
(This is the kind of self communing that sifts through the minds of men mornings in homes where a Humphrey P.adiantfirt has been installed in the bathroom,)
Do You Shave in the Cold? You don't har to. The Humphrey RadiantQre Installed in your bathroom can be turned on when ycu nter It to perform your morning ablutions the heat rewponae will be instant. No wait, no bother. Reju late.it as you wish. Turn it off when you're through. The Humphrey Radiantflre is the greatest advance in heating shown this generation. See it demonstrated at our showroom. You'll be convinced at once. Cet on and ahava in comfort.
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When you consult an eye specialist, be careful. Know him find out his reputation his record his experience. When vou consult me I'll examine
your eyes and if ycu need my services I'll tell you. I have had 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE in Chicago and have cured thousands of cases of Cataract, Growths, Droopieg Eyelids, Scorns on Eyesight, Cross Eyes, etc., formerly treated by other Doctors and given up as hopeless Cress Eyes Cured in One Treatment Whheut Chloroform or P&in
If you suffer from headache or other nervous diseases, stop taking M medicine it cannot help you it gives only temporary relief. i
1 WflQr TDflHR! Nose diseases are responsible not only for .1 fiUOL ItlUUULLO rar anJ nfher fh.eaiUM,. K are ,,rvn.
sible for many eye disturbances. Hence, before having glasses fitted to your Eyes, it is well to discover if there is some nose disease present. If so, this should be corrected, and then the eyes cared for. In many cases, after the nose disease is cleared up, eye glasses are no longer needed.
J r. U. CARTER, m. D.
Specialist in Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases "Sin of the Whirling Lights." Hours: 9 to 6; Sundays. 10 to 12. 2nd Floor. 120 S. STATE ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Here is a Column of Hot Spots
BROCADED CORSET Made by one of the most reliable firms. Comes in two
models
$1.69
INFANTS HOSE White Cashmere with silk heel and toe. Sizes 4V2 to 7. Per
pair-
29c
FINE GINGHAMS A fine assortment of styles snappy plaids for dresses, full width. Per yard
23 c
PLAID BLANKETS Good full size, neat shell stitch finish. Very attractive at only Per pair
$2.98
. CHILD'S DRESSES Made of good heavy flannel in pink, blue a.nd gray mettled, ages 1 to 3, at
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the bank MjryjriOTS- I W CHIME CLOCK H4iifefiiKVi.c.fcT f "j rii - - If ii' pfiMplM e Mil i !
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
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Westinghouse Sewing Machine
Easy Washer
GARY, INDIANA At the Close of Business, December 29, 1920 RESOURCES Loans .$1,625,304.93 Overdrafts 195.41 United States Bonds 1.805 864.08 Other Bonds and Investments 1 , 073756.96 Bank Building 100.000.00 Cash 725.410.33
$5,330,121.79
LIABILITIES Capital $ 200.000.00 Surplus 50.000.00 Undivided Profits and Special Reserve 168.171.70 Circulation 199.000.00 Deposits 4,512,950.09 Due Federal Reserve Bank 200,000.00
YARN! YARN! YARN! All wool, full weight and all the good colors. You will be pleased. Skein
79c
BARGAIN FOR THE MEN A fine Cashmere Hose, grey heel and toe. A regular 50c value. Only per pair
20 c
SATEEN SHIRTS Made of high-grade, black Satteen, cut good, full size, a rare bargain, at
$1.00
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$5,330,121.79 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS December 29. 1919 $3,913,440.66 December 29. 1920 4.512.950.09 F. RICHARD SCAAF, President E. C. SIMPSON. Cashier R. R. HEMINGWAY, Assistant Cashier B. T. LEMSTER. Assistant Cashier
SHAVING SOAP
The famous Williams Cup Soap, there is ncne better. The kind you like to use. Per cake
4c
LADIES APRON Ladies Tie Aprons, ric-rac trim, with pocket band, cut to fit, light or dark
39c
BABY BLANKET Comes in white with either pink or blue border. Good full siz? Each
34 c
FINE CANDIES Choice Mixed Candy, pure and wholesome. " Very special, per pound
17c
WASHING POWDER In our basement a large package of Grandma's, the kind you always use, onl' 15 c
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