Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 222, Hammond, Lake County, 9 March 1921 — Page 2

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British Warships Arrive Off Cuxhaven, Germany Today OFFERS A SOLUTION f ITN'T10N1 'V SEs.,-irr tOXboN-, Mnrch Hm ftathnan, head of the Oerman General Electric Company. and other of the experts advlain the German Indemnity eonimlaalan. hare mnde the suggestion that thr reparation tangle be straightened oat upon the bnl that Germany nssumra all of the allied war debt to the t'ntted State. according to an exchange telegraph dUpatcb from Berlin today. BY WILLIAM COOK FRENCH MILITARY HEADQLARTERS. N'Et-'SS. Germany. March 9 "Those fellows -have excellent forrne. remarked a German ex-soldir with Interest e.s he gased upon a pe trol of Frencn soldiers swinging! through the atreet. of tne occupy city of Duaseldorf. Tha Ckrman'i companion who alsv had eeen asrvice In the great wai, yee the Franch critically and replied: Tina equipment, too; ready for anything." Then tha two German apparently forgot all about the French army of occupation and went about their personal affairs. "BuBinegs uual." seemed to be tne note of all the Germans not only across the Rhine in Dusfceldorf. but in the other two occupied cities in the Ruhr district Dulsburg and Ruhrort. Crown of German men. women and children greeting the British, Fremh and Belgian trooos everywhere. The allied troopa were discussed more l.ke visitors than Invaders. "There are m Americans among them." remarked a German In PusjgIdorf after viewing the various oontingents of UleJ soldiers. This was said In a matter of fact way with no trace of hostility against the allied troops already on the scene. The German children were particularly Interested tn the newcomers they crept up clse to the soldiers. Inspecting them and their equipment with round-eyed Interest. But thfy eamperad awav when the eoldieft took notice of tnem. After a time gift ef chocolate began to pass In'.-' small grimy hands and It looked at though an oatente cordiale was about to be established with the younger generation. During the erining the occupation of three German cities had bcom-s "old stuff" and the townspeople pa'dt no attention to the soldiers thoy encountered In stores on shopping tours. There are between S.000 and 4.000 allied troops in Dusseldorf. counting the patrols that are on dMty on th outskirts. The original contingents were subsequently reinforced. French, British and Belgian sentr:es paced the streets during the night and etood guard on the brldces. General Degoutte. commander of the French army nf occupation who visited Dusseldorf In company with Ger,. (Joucher, was apparently well satisfied with everything he found there The retehsjvehr as Dusseldorf wore taken by surprise, by the swiftness of the allied movement. They left the city Just as the allies arrived. Warships Arrive LONDON. March 9. British warships arrived off Cuxhaven, Germany, today, said an Exchange Telegraph (Continued on page five.) Mrs. W. C. Belman . of Hammond visited her sisters, Mns. C A Browneil j and Mrs. Daniel Lynch, here yesterday. ! Miss Helen O-good writ to Chi-j cago yesterday to see her father. J. G. Osgood, who is in the , ho.-'p. 1 al. He is getting along fine and cxp. cts to be home in a few days. Dr. Quinoy, woo has been on the sick list for the pa.-t neck or more, is getting better. Yesterday was a very disagreeable 'v. It rained nearly all day. The town hoard held their regular monthly meeting Monday night. They ordered an alley in the rear of the business rooms on the south side ,t ' '.'mtnerclal avenue. The members of the Christian church held a reception in the church bit'" . evening In honor of tbo-e who join-d the church during th. big reival nt-njrs that closed .s :r,.'i-. e.venirg.

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S SUITS MADE' TO ORDER i

For Men and Young Men SPECIAL NOTICE REGARDING SPRING PRICES In announcing the opening of our Spring service in made-to-measure tailoring we are pleased to inform you that Prices are Back to Normal This does not mean that we are selling cheap clothes, but that it is once more possible to order a fine high-grade allwool made-to-measure suit at the normal, moderate prices of $30. $35. $-10 and $45. JOE JIRAK, Custom Tailor FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. EAST CHICAGO

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HAMMOND NEWS

STEALS SMOKES; IB BOUND OVER) .Jesse surface des-re to smcae .rot j him Ir-to a perk of troubl 0'-' ir.orn- ! ins:. He Was brought to th Hammond ohee station vesterdav bv Pet sarnie ho caujlit Surface in the ao.! of s-t'-aiinr eor.-.c zhvs from his soft ir-nU U ;pc- on :nini r street. When arraigned in piiio court tedav it developed that Surface had tired of rhcl 'lack In Thre Rivers. Mirh., rul had run away fj-om home. He was -.. i.-t v. . i 1. 1 rog.Asior in Tif-Jifr-in City, and it! w!t !i;-r'1 thj- ;- h.-i ! broker into) s rise thr tims rrv'-.t: to -

the !it tim-. .vh.n he was -a-: srh f j '' and the r-.n in eharf of the "My t.-ife's health lifpn ts fU n?ar. E? tirr,' he fo; cisar.. H i-i.u;d ! work ar to be cn?rafi!.tte on the!1" iwelvt- rrs iff'''- Sh hl '-hr- :1c nor t-i :-,;a correct an and mM tjruccft of t:s!r eSr.rt. AH wenhsrj an''5 "' i" " rn T,v:" tak fh who;? aiTtir a. a Jok. of th lodjr i.r?d to .te pr.jenf iet5t of illXsbrund over to the erir-.lnal co-urt j f h rreirsony. i ' Gas "Ould form in her i.tmi-h ar.d

r trial. RYBARSKI Aff xJAJ..3 U dOii ! j j John Rybarskl. 80. who liveji at 33 i 150th street, was arraigned in the city ' ourt this morning charged with hav- i i-ig liquor in his posesion. J ohn ' i testified that he had thought the wl.is-j j Vey In tVest Hammond for $7, and wia j i carrying it to a customer in East i i Tlanniond. who had promised h n ; ii?ht dollars for the lot He was! alkirg down Co;umb'a avenue with t 'he contraband llq'jo- -n a suit case when hailed by an -fflcer. John tried to make a g'tawav but waj capt :red i at the corner of Columbia and Fields j avenues. After hearing the evidence ! Judge Kloti gave him S 1 '10 and costs1 and 30 days. Rybarskl appealed the! caw. ' NEW SKOE DISPLAY The M. B. Boot shop, Hammond's! newest shoe store, have a beau f.ilj display of women's and men's ?hie.gj in their windows. The display of; ladies footwear is especially worthy ! of note. The window was trlmmd and decorated by Mr. Hubbard of the j M. B. organisation and it is sa!d that) two shoe magazines have sent men to! photograph the display for their pub-j lications. j The freaks in men's shos have at-i traded much attention f!nc they were , placed In the window D. H Miigram wlio manaees the shr-p. say. that the. j men's freaks are sane compared with the women's exhibition, which he ex- j Pcts to have on dijp!ay In a short, time.

Some local men have tried toh,s w!f)? an(J twf cii,;jr,n. ne sat '

buy them, but they aren't for sale. The M. B. shop Is one of the handsomest and best equipped shoe stores in the state. Their b!g spring opening -Mi next Saturday the 12th, id expected to draw huge crowds. ORPHEUM SHOW "Jack and th Bean Stalk." an European novelty put on Toy Louis Hart & Co.. Is the leading attraction at the j

Orpheum theater today. Thursday n4Mlk6 dMnt want to hnrt

..." .,. .liv (n t. e Kama 11, : are ml. Adair m i ne iiuiicm to, cmri Hansen & Co. !n "Her Birthday ; Party," Lup' Brothers who do some ' rfinarkabie eT.ilibristic stunts: -nd Grace Harvey, harmony singers the famous Yakuis scenic sing- j and dancing oddity. For -rood j Ing ..... - . . ... . , Fingers" Is Included with the six-act ( fhow j EAGLES' CLTJB BOBBED ! j The E.igles' club at 85 State street was ronnea anoui 1 o ciock "n ineiat morning of March S. The thief or thieves ga'nei entrance by breaking a back window and pulling the hinge pins from ail the doors leading to the buffet room. The loss was $50 In cash. The police are looking for the culprits. EESIDENTS COMPLAIN A gang of young hoodlums have been hanging around the corner of Calumet avenue and Hoffman street, swearing, annoying and Insulting girls who pass the corner, and making genera! nuisances of themselves. Residents In the vicinity have complained of them and the - natter. poliee are Investigating: th NOT THIS BURKE Russell Burke, who 11-es at 94 Dyer boeilevard, is not the man mentioned In ;.-irt n TrVit' Times as the annoyer o the Mttle girls Another man of the sente name is the offender. Burke has been subjected to some annoyance on account of the similarity of the names. CHILD DIES OF CROUP Anthony, the 4-year-old son of Mr ud Mrs. Anthony Schu'tz. lit North fohrr.an street, died last night of v"-nhrs reo-is croup. The remains will e nt !e Michigan City for burial tomorrow morning.

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Comer Stone Laying; in s are rapidly beins mad for ' t'ns corner tone of the ' til" living 1 new Xiwonl Ter.n-l on M'lenioh court I 1 worn na? &en rrogrcsjmj ripm y and member of the lodg sy that the j ceremony n-il! take place on the after l noon of Saturday, Mirci; JS Tli Or and . JItr of t'ae Gr.w irdsf's of the state ef Indian and his e'ffkeis will be at: the ceremony. The stone for th? Ma- ; i !-nie organiratlon wili "be at th east ' . pr.fi of th new tin i !il n :r. while the) s-nr:nr will lay the stor e at their "n of the tptpi o nar.other date. The r-w b'.Mn i. proatrts ing rapj I'Da'aTi rtf R A War- Vofofjn James E Weeks, veteran of the Spanish-American war died at his home. 25 Detroit street Tuesday March S. at the age of 4S years., 6 months and 16 day. He was well known in Hit'imund. having lived hera ' Tnany years. j He was errp'oy-d as conductor on. the Erie railroad and xij griever for 'h Brotherhood of Tiailroad Trainmen in t'.o "";;osto s "-it-hinj district. ' -Th f-ir,er?i t r.l t it the ;i,-f Frldiy afternoon fit 3 V--!o-- in rhir;e ; of Xiedow. i H 'ea ej t- mourn him hl wife. . "oother br'thr, six s-sters and f'Ur1 children, JO'p'rn, Mary. Kenneth 3 nd Mr. P. C Hnley. HIE SOMEWHAT OF A ROWDY VTlifv? Bread and Black Started Fuss in This Harhor Household Here la a man wt-h rrievance. Mike p.rectke S5r,r; Cedar rtref Indiana Harnnr, ln Ungui-hirsr fn 'b Hsmmond

lock-tip. bemoaning the injustice donejprcient to secure statciiients win-n

him by his wife and her sirter. ust weeK siiKe came nnm to supper ;

with visions, of p. pleasant evening wlthj.u,, fj,n ,nat t-.1. rai!roads of b"tn the

down to mccer and found to his horror!1 that his better half had provided dark bread Instead of white for the meal. Mike was nice about it though. He 1 didn't want to hurt her feelings so he j playfully picked up a knife from the table and struck his wife on the arm wtth the fiat side. She didn't take it the way Mike In- , tended however, and started a light, her, so he nicked im n. razor stroD and Struck her - . - ; a tew times, just in tun. .Mrs. noneci- i Ke ala" 1 ' in- uiiuui uesi u'.ura , ana ioia aukc initt. snt '' - -i"c wM..-. - . RO h threw her on ,he and locked , ;.IP -rKT. ,vrp. j'..inriiT-iiueT-uiu-vi him fix matter nn so easilv and when - - . he returned from work the next day she; was Ene w'uh 01 children. T , eat or sleep. Yesterday he started out to find them . nd finally located them ; tne nomo 01 nis wires EiBicr i o-"t Hamunond. He went In the house meekly and asjcod his wife to 'go home with him. She began to abuse him and call blm names, and Mike de- t -ided that he wouldn't stand for it any longer. If she wanted war, war she j should have. He went outside and broke 1 every window in the house- He was j just finishing the last ono when the police arrived on the vecne. Ronectke !, hooked on a charge of malicious trespass. NOT TO ASK FOR HAMON DEATH PENALTY BY MILDRED MORRIS - iTiFr :sPESPeiNrrMT i SEHVICEI ARDMORB, OHa., March P Tne IT-'.cut ton 'ill not .-l.'-k 'he death penalty 1f Clara mith Hamon is convicted of the slaying of Jake Hamot. Oklahoma oil king and republican national committeeman it was learned today. It also became known thai the state expects to prove that Hamon while dying, said that ehe girl had shot him,

while he lay on his bed in tne autre ( ra?s?or npoln t ment to Great Hri'ain occupied by the couple in n hotel here, j ,-ith:n a tew d.-tya. it was learned her:. The defense, it was learned, will j torav. have at least one important wltnei 1 word has come frrvm th Whit connected neither with the girl nor , iiouse as t.i the president's choice, but the Hamon interests who will testify ; nrj ;rat ions point to the selection of that he also talked to the oil king or j reorge Harvey, editor and publisher his death bed and will deny that Ma-I of Nw Yorit. Tt j, reported that Harmon accused the girl as the prosecu- 1 vry has hlrn 0ffpr(?j the potn and has

(Ion claims. Although th ing Its case, defense Is not disc'..s-l 1,-ir there has not baen any Indication that th indication that the girl on thei stand will deny her version of thc shooting as rel ited to the Interna tional and Universal News Services in i interviews given after she w as located j in Mexico. t ,t: it was impossible for the automatic pistol from w'nl:h the fatal shut was ' fired to have gone off unless the girl preeped the trigger. The defense Willi have experts to' dispute this. URGES ACTION ON TREATY f'NT?e4T'ANAl t'ews SEKvt'f WXSHINC-TON. March 9 Pr-?de'-t Htrding sent to the senate th's afe noon a npfsafo urging immediate a ten on the Colombian treaty Without opening the message In 1 open fciission tao senate went Into executive session. The white h"Ue rtfubid t ! iilHaC ! thc rncisast -lublic, elating the" it was an executive document deaihig with a treity hlch must bo made public by the senate.

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LD ' r . CL at. !.... -f IJ..UL . dui one s now nciure oz uesun C I J- r ii oays Icdiaaa ftian Ueclare All Monev on Earth Couldn't Buy Good Tacidc Did. "I never expected to see my wlf well pain, but nine fhp took six bottles of 'snlac hor recover?' is tho talk of the od," ssW Rieriz'. H'.''fi- . . .. Sfip. K r. u. l Ili'X 3o. indinni.poiiG Inulana. ; press up apainst htr heart 'vJ ret ao dlv and f :A at I thfifti would fall bel'or.- I ouid ct-:h h-r. Sh" ,la1 P,n8 and rramps In her stom-ich WRECK PROBE REVEALS NO HEW FACTS After an ad diy se.f :-n :n probi.-..-he Fori")' v re.-k in -l-.!--i ' ;; examined cio.!e to 40 raiir'-'.w rnrn. the three members of the public sr-lce ccmvntion of Indiana, two xr.etnDere of the inttrs-tate commerce comniijs. on and other state officials, lawyer and r-rpreent4tlvtb of both tho New Yoi k Centra'; and Michigan Central railroad wound up n.fcir hriiins in tne library of tar Gary superior court in Gary al o o Cioc yceieJiiy afterj noon. John W. M'Cariiie. vi'e c'r.a,:i:.an of ; tile liudiic iff. ic c''!V.iv,it.-Ojn o; In-i J.ar.-i iio v. ej in coar o. i.ic in- i veti.gation i-lau d to a re i restauat 1 - e : of ri.e Tiint? following n.e . ion : ti:t the probe iiJ "not revt-1 aiiythni of liViporian- . oib.r tiian wu- oro'iiiu out at the r cent inK-itt conducted at j alpa;-aiso. tic Tln.es w a tU-c un'.y I newspaper to have a i . ii oioKe up. I I iicu.J tay this," said Mr. Mo-; ,, "that the hearing d.. -closed Michigan Central and the New York -i'ra! u-cd at their cro:r.g at Porf t. r. every sa i ety oev.ee Known anrl ' ' " . - Ull 111 111? lluuiuu liilUM " - ' - i tA;ii.r uew, t.iceu two raiiroaus or any other railroad will be unable to do anything more to prevent such occurranees. i "The testlmcny showed that both the railroad eomoanlea have used every precaution to prevent disasters of its kind, but until employes in charge ol tbese trains, such a.i Engineer -W. s. Long and Fireman treorge t. hictk ui the. Michigan Central, wake up to th . . w... tu Hi-eo iiimai! v.... n.v. v,. ..- beings in ther ilands and stay awake on their Jchs to watch slgnais. unaMH of t;iJ Kind will continue. -r conducted the HagenbecitWallace cirojs wrecit prone, wnicn occurred west of vour city several years l.,. ii . v . . and levee . . .. i j . i Known IO scicnrs wouiu hvi aw.kened thc engineer of the train that feJi asIf.ep anil wpnt by his danger hU inr'ne ,nto the c'r CUB irait). ,Th,r(l , nfl q je8tlon ,n my ht wbat Eflnpff lj0rig and Klr?nian : Block neglected their duty. Of course j you understand ths'e I am nut flvin; any blame or accusing anybody of the i blame, but If these two men had been! ion the Job. they would not have run! j their train past the 'home' signal. ""What the railroadd need is a de vice of someklnd that' will warn both I the engineer and his firemen in their cabs of the approaching druijer. It j cannot be ) :st a nitre light or a similar! signal, but a bell or something that w-ui rin-t loud enouarh in an engine cab that will call their attention to I the danger ahead If there had been something like this in the Michigan ; Central engine cab. Engineer Long would have heard it and brought the; train to a stop to gie tl.o ew Y or K t Central the right of way. t. 1 1 e - t.j; o. 1.1. . Dfiurc li-iiii8 ie i uu i o 11 o. jju i in wiiu. other members of the commission last night Mr. MeCardie stated that the railroad companies were planning on Riding a big meeting in Chicago next week to take up the matter of inventing of devices of this kind. MAY APPOINT HARVEY TO BRITAIN WASHINGTON". March S. President I Harding probably will make an i.igreed to accept it. prfsldent Harding Is anxious to fill I ;he pot ns ,,OOI1 as oible in view i - f (Jrr,art,ire from Eneiand this! i week of Ambassador John W. Davis. ' ' whooe resignation already has been received. , 5 4 4' 4 t,!MS18MS "?il"l"l''i,it .head stuffed from J CATARRH OR A COLD 1 T . T Sars Cream Applied in Nostrila T X Openj Air Passages Right Up. t4 tH" -M- '! Initant reiki uo ai.::',- ...r clogged nostrils open right up; t.ic- ai fnu'f'.lng, blowing hadioh'- dryne.-. '. ftfuggllng fer hreato it n-srbt; "... ritsigeg of your bead cleir ard v-ij

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- i can brettne f re-iv ; o r.) !" Jia r.inj. "jcjid or catarrh disappear? ! '."J-et a s .-):! bift;.- of Fly' Crati , .

j isain-i from ycur srissiit ro-v. Apply a I'ttl" of tl-.f fragrant nt-,sptt,-0.'inr c-Aar! i: 'ei.j r nos'-i.s Tt p. t-ate? 'iiri'ijh evrry Rir pa-?C!,i t'mi pii o:-.e e:-j n -;'''' J ''r -- I--"-. nucrti m-mbr.ine ar.d eto-f cninstantly. It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed IP ;

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SEE WELL DAY th it v. ere fo severe ne would break u'j n ana cry. one was so nervous 0 wouia shk like a leaf and often ! -: couidn-t get to eioep until nar;y day. I "fhe ormp:alned of headaches a lot j nd was troubled In one way or an(o'her all tbfi time, being- too weak to j oven try to do her housework. 1 "About two months apo she comm'; p''! til'lnt Teniae nnd tndav she looks like a different person. Ht fare h'l.s filled out. :-ho his n cr-ji d. healthy ! color and Is 'lio v-r;.- pic'ure of h-'-ilth "J'h is s.lr iiM..-'hi::i; and ov-rr-- ' h'ne h e-r-r J:d inO i- fever trrub:-3 I n.fterwsrds at al" Sa- is free frotn I b Vad.-h.-.s and di;:z-v :p-)ls and her t r.oi-.-"-" iro --o steady she f-Je.-p-s like f I rhMd all idsrht lone. Th- re is not I f no'Vgh m"rev in the world to buv th' I - ! Tn:il:. h- .hm- nr.- ife." U.S. STEEL KM EIGHT m j Corporation Places Copt at ! an Estimated One Hun dred Million The 1 5-3trs ?teel CorsoraM .in has app-.itt-i.l a c ,nim,tiee to Invt-sti- j gate the i Juf .i Ml i ty of installing th three hlft sysfiu tn con inu jU pro- i cesses of st...-l in.jnuia'turu g. accord- ! , I in? to an art.clc by S. Adole Shaw in ' the current number of The Survey, j William Ii. Schiller, president of ;a- ' tiora! Tub' is chairrian. C-rp " a. ion o-tuuaf s cst of inl fall r.g three s, lifts in its plan's, u:j cord.rg t i Miss Shaw, at from $V ( t . o r ft I .- t f t rr, . i"il .. r.rtd i . a .. . ". lu i.e,-r.-n . o. o i fe,r h.-iu..in; the ,x:ra men nee f s ry A Wail St. j-urnal writer, using results of an inv -ti-r if r-n hy Horace B. Drury. form- r'.y if the irnited Statej Snippttic n;.i;d claims cost could he. reduced to inr $2V'.1') and pointa cut i n' sn exp' -.diture of 100."0fl o-io for rtliff of n-u.-;-; conditions in ste--i towns might pro-e a valuable inv-st-rn e n t . Whiskey Warehouses Opened for Druggists , WASm.NGTCX. March 9. Bonied ; warehouses containing whiskey u'oces. ; which have -been cl.rd for some tini-!. ' will he opened wi'hin the next few .days to permit wh'skev withdrawals Ik., .i , . 1 auinnnz-o to ao so. :t was 1 ' i ne pernv.s- ,' consists mainly of wholo- ' druggjt.-. Good Judgment After Eatiii Qlvlaff the Stomach tbo Alkaline EiTect by a Stuart's TJytspepsii Tablet Is Worth Remembering Tou cannot, as a rule, say in advance that this, that or the other food wiii tause inrtlgepuon KxpTl'-n-f has taught must pe 'b it even mince pic nTS snug!y nt times while at e.thers glass of milk raises hobs w ith the Momach. One good rul1 to f.-'llow- is the preventa'ive measure of taking one "or two St inert l)sp.-psia Tablets, after meals You thus avoid ir'isxtiie s ur stomach. I U 1... . V 1. 111 it no.i oi- N d.iM res -:! due to I j n,' , geHI in r dyspepsia. These tablets! also help to liitret the feiod bv artvlng : " e Ofmwh the fl'n'iii- Y.-.u iffset aoi.litj: th' v relievo tbo distress ; when the mince pie or milk rbittbl he' tnor than .1 match for your digestive, .jiov rrs. Get a t-,0 t box ef Stuart's j Dyspepsia Tabc!t: at any elruff siore . and note how nicely they seem ralin i the stomach w hen it fe-i all upset. ! Pli v. THEOLCAKG i V f k 1 LIKE A VOLCANO in action, fire frequendy bursas without warning upon a community. Only by sound insurance can you be indemnifie for the losses it may bring to you. The Hartford Fire Insuran-v; Company has stood between its customers and losses for mon then a century. It will promptly reimburse ycu for fre lismase if you buy its iruurance protection. The Hartford"? Fire Prevention En?ir.ers v.ill help ;oa, throuch this esry, t- remove perils '. hi"h rr.u - tlm Clair M Stephens Real Estate. Lxsans, Insjrance Fhene Indiana Harbor 993

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May Succeed Hays as Republican Chairman

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'- fin r i M 7f lit ty f i x - r - , iV V tfi 'fill 1 aW yt'Vufn' f'-'TfiT i si 4Sk .-:- .- ) .-s fc-i t ;notogiapa of John T Adam? r-t Itubuquc. Ia. who will fuccee.1 v;n R. Hjy; chairroan of the rf pu bi'ca n nat:-;i i! o m-m.t.t'-, o-tiir.ir to r '. rf : frori I Washington. I' is -aid that he is j President Harding's ci oice. I'our years asi Mr A'-.lau!- was df' ated for the j h.i'rmanship !;.' M-. Hays, now posttr r and Isims This Com Kemover Is Ouar-inteed. T: ar ; quic ief from f-'l.ivs alroost " ti.rust V e- ;.. e. '.. .1 ... 1 PeinUua and Cora a pin, or knife- into the fie.h. Not only h:d corns or soft corns but every l.ind of corn or callus urrfii'lers to "GetsIt" .mil peels ri;;ht o:T. It t !,e jut a few seconds to stop the pnin with two or three drops. Go to vour drugeist today. Got a bottle of "Get-li." I'osts but a trill e everywhere. Your money h-K1; if not satisfied. Mf 1. by E. 1,'iivrev o A- Co., Chicago. Sold In Hammond by Ostrowiki's Pharmacy. Adv. RPHEU i THEATRE If ,t. u Hammond Hi TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY Leuis Hart & Co. "Jack and tk Bean Stelk" EUROPEAN r'QVELTY ART AD,IR Musicr.1 Pooh CLAIR HANSEN & CO. H?r Birtbday Parry LUPE BROTHERS EJui!irT;st 3 I 1 LEW & GRACE HARVEY YAQUIS Scenic Sinsrin? and Dancing Odditv Also VELVET FIMGERS" ' Ar-'.-WsW'-fc. C 'VmMMM WVV VW!-V-V AUDITORIUM MrVX IELFER. Prop. 367 Calumet Ave. Phone Ham'd 1951 TODAY Wii Ham Fir. urn in "THE SPOILERS" In 9 Reels Don't M:3 This : A( J'

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