Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 19 May 1921 — Page 7

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Slay Is fast going. This May has been May. at times June, and It has g'ven us nights and early mornings that smacked of March froM's ond tto need of fires. Perhaps it was a chilly May morning that ln,p:rv.l Jamcj Whitcomb Riley to write: -Breath of morning breath of May With your gist of yesterday And crisp, balmy freshness, smites Our old hearts with youth's delight." This month's Issue of Current History has an article on "The Fato of Prohibition In Russia." "Why go as far as Russia to mourn the fate of prohibition? Sanguine days In the country. In Gary aione, between May 7th and 15th. Coroner Evans has had to deal with three murders, one suicide and two au

t.-.mobile killings. And a policeman was shot In Hammond. Is life any S3fer here than in Ireland, Upper Silesia or the coal mtnir.g region of the Kentucky "West Virginia border? More or less of a furry has been raused among the scientific steel men because of the report of the French Invention for the direct manufacture of steel. Is there being blazed a new trail for more advanced methods of the t.eel manufacture? A wireless says :hat the Paris Matin printed a report sf M. Basset's claim of making steel lirect from the ore, permitting the use 3f French low-grada coal and eliminiting the necessity of Importing coke. s a matter of fact, one operation steel svas produced In India centuries ago; the question Is whether successfully small production can be developed to tho point where It Is commercially economical and without waste. If that Sevelopment is attained it may not necessarily mean Junketing tho imposing array of coke ovens and the blast furnaces at Gary and Indiana Harbor, but will new steel centers arise elsewhere? It is said that Sinclair Lewis' "Main 5treet" la to be presented as a play ihla fall. The book Is called successful oecause some ISO, 000 copies liav been old. Tet General Lew "Wallace's beautiful novel "Ben Hur" attained a sale if more than 3,000,000. This suggests whether any book printed today could lell like "Ben Hur." Remember, the Mge of Crawfordsville's book was R-rltten more than 40 years ago, and It rlelighted e wholq .generation. But :he generation that absorbed tho beauy of "Ben Hur" had time to read '.here were no movies, no automobiles :o distract. So the Sinclair Oil people have struck raa on their concession In Costa Rica. S'ot so long ago the company obtained in interest in Angola, in Africa. Every time cna passes the "Whiting and East Chicago refineries end thinks of them tnd their ramifications it reriulres an ttlas to trace the places n the world 'rom whence their oil is sought. Brains, not equipment, make a raiload. That is what a big railway maglate testified to before the Interstate "ommerce Commission hearing in Chi:ago. The witness said "The efficiency f any properties fluctuating and more r lejs temporary, and dependent upon in able executive more than anything lse." It is interesting to know that fi wa.i referring to the splendid nvini?erial ability and constructve achievements of our George Hannauer, vtee-

Carpentier, French Boxing Idol, Here to Train for His Battle with Dempsey

Kidney and B.'acldar Troubles HAVE TO GO

Tlopgrd up Kidney Deposits are deprived and the Toxins (Polsona) ComPietely Driven Out. rJruflrgis't Told to Guarantee It In Every Instancr. . 'Tour 'ver" life." savs Dr. Carev depends liron the rrfect functlon.' lig and health of your kidneys so vha.ever you do don't neglect them" Lr. Careys famous prescription N'o " kn?,vl" as Marshroot is not reromnended for evrrything. but we cannot oo strongly urge its use if vou suffer r.m annoying blndder troubles freiunt passing of water nirht and dav ilth smarting or irritation, brick dust fdlmont or highly colored urini .if.MtiPG: irritabi!i-v w)th Uisg of flesh ackache, rheumatism or anv other ndmicy to Urielits Disease, 'Diabetis r (Jravel. for kidney disease In !t" rorst form may be .stealing upon vou IXin't wait until tojnorrow to besrin h use of this wonderful prescription f you have at-, of the above svmptomf Cldney and Bladder troubles don't ;er away. They njll grow upon you lowly, stealthily and with unfailing rrtainty. Never mind the failures of the past m even piu pfft that ymi ar" Hubert to Kidney Disease, 'don't lose a incle rt-iy for every Rood druggist' lias ef:i authorized to return tlie purchase Toi-.oy on tlie first two bottles to all ho state thev have recetvid n bene. t. Adv.

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steamship La Savote he managed to get In enough exercise to keep him in good condition to start hls real training at his quarters on Long Island. The boxing Idol of France is seen here (at right) with his manager. Francois Descamps, on the deck of La Savoie Just bejora they landed.

Enthusiastic crowds, composed mostly of his countrymen, greeted Georges Carpentler, heavy weight boxing champion of Europe, when he arrived in New York to begin tratnintr for his 12-Tound bout with World's Champion Jack Dempsey In Jersey City on July 2. During his voyage on the French

president and general manager of the Indiana Harbor Belt railroad. As "Woodrow "Wilson wrote, "Achievement has come to be the-only real patent of nobility In the modern world." "Why he hurry?" One might ask this Question of every other autoist turning at Hohman street, where it meets with "West Sibley. The next time you pass this corner just note the disregard som, drivers have. T't young man who ran down and killed Peter Zyp at Highlands the other evening mhs also in a hurry The Times said hla car could not be brought to a stop until it had gone 2Cil) feet. Better to be considerate than sorry.

Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism

Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years with iheumatism. Many times this terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulates Impurities, commonly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved In the Joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With this idea in mind he consulted physicians, made experiments and finally compounded a prescription that quickly and completely banished every sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discovery to others who took it with what might be called marvelous success. After years of urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know ab'jut his discovery through the newspapers. Wels Dru; fV. has b-'-en appointed neent for Al!nrhu In this vicinity with the understanding that he will freely return tho purchase money on the first two bottles to all who state they received no benefit. Adv. Weis Drug & Stationery Co. 98 State St. Hammond, Ind.

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Mrs. Adam Droheim and Mr. Droheim of Hammond visited Tuesday here with Tom Nolan and family. Miss Levi Klassen of Hammond Is spending the week-end here with her sifter, Mrs. A. Bohlinar. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelbling return-! ed Wednesday morninff from Fort Wayne. j

John Stark Is visiting- hex with his parents. s Mrs. William Bohling was a Hammond visitor on Wednesday.

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Jos. Teutemacher broke his arm while cranking his car. Joe had bet-' ter get a' self starter. Some of our boys went to the Heights to look for work. A few of them were employed by the Prairie Pipe Line company. j Mr. and Mrs. Gerrlt Hilllgouds of Dubuque. Ia., are the proud parents of a baby girl lorn Saturday, May 14. F. F. Scheldt apent Monday and Tuesday at Fort Wayne at the C. B. L. convention. '

The Indianapolis Star prints an account of Lord Norhcllffe's banquet to the employes of the London Mall, which he owns. Seven thousand persons dined and his lordship believes that It was the largest banquet in history. Well, we have St. Matthew's account of another historic feeding. Says Matthey n the fourteenth chapter: "And the number of them that did eat was five thousand men, besides women and children." Incidentally, they gathered twelve basketful of f raerramen t s, and all because of the miracle o ftho five loaves and two fishes Crow's Feet, Wrinkles,

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NEWS OF OVERDUE BOAT 1 RECEIVED HALIFAX. N. S., May 19. The liner Cameronla. which Is one day overdue and for whose safety fears had been left, will arrive here at 6 o'clock tonight, according to a wireless message received from the captain today. The message did not Indicate whether the vessel had had any accident. Fears had been felt for the liner's safety because the captain previous to today, had not wired the liner's position as is customary. The Cameronla, which is on her maiden voyage to this country, carries several hundred passengers.

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Jud Tunkina. Jud Tunklns says a man may show wisdom by declining to take all kinds of advice, but never by refusing to listen to It. Try It, Giving Due Notice. Experiments "pre being conducted with music In an effort to cure Insanity. Here may be an antidote for the effect of the overworked graphophone in the flat overhead. Boston Trnnscript.

Amaizo Corn Oil Best for Salads and , Cooking Buy in five gallon cans and save money. American Maize Products Co. Phone Hammond 238. Rjoby, Ind.

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